00:02Poland has launched a terrorism probe after a gunman opened fire in Krakow's main square on
00:07Saturday, killing six people and injuring 15. Early on Sunday, people laid candles at the
00:13site of the attack, which was sealed off with red and white tape. Dressed in military attire,
00:20the 24-year-old Polish man drove a car onto the popular tourist square and began to aim
00:25at random people, police said. After an exchange of fire with police, the suspect was wounded,
00:32detained and taken to hospital, while a large number of other weapons and ammunition were found
00:36in his vehicle. The man left his car at an intersection and started shooting at the
00:42officers with a semi-automatic rifle wounding two officers, according to police. Poland's interior
00:49minister said the gunman appeared to hold very radical views and was fascinated by far-right
00:54ideologies. On Saturday evening, authorities announced that of further three bodies,
01:00two women and a man, had been discovered at the suspect's home, later confirming they were
01:05his immediate family members and suffered gunshot wounds. A two-day period of national mourning began
01:12at midnight on Sunday, with national flags flown at half-mast.
01:21The United Kingdom paid tribute to military service personnel on Sunday during the Festival of
01:27Remembrance, held annually to commemorate those who lost their lives in service. Britain's King Charles
01:34III led Sunday's commemorations along with other senior members of the royal family, including his
01:39son, Prince William of Wales. Queen Camilla and Catherine, Princess of Wales, watched from their
01:46traditional place on a balcony of the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office. Crowds lined
01:52London's Whitehall area as political leaders, including Prime Minister Andy Burnham, current and former
01:58members of the Armed Forces and war veterans paid their respects to British and Commonwealth soldiers
02:03killed in two world wars and other conflicts. The ceremony started with a traditional two-minute
02:10silence at 11 a.m. local time, after which senior royals and political leaders laid wreaths at the
02:16Cenotaph Memorial in central London. Around 10,000 armed forces veterans took part in a march past,
02:23including 12 who served in World War II.
02:30U.S. President Donald Trump has offered the ultimate fighting championship UFC boss Dana White the
02:36position of White House press secretary. Writing on his social media platform on Saturday, Trump said,
02:42quote, I am pleased to announce that the great Dana White, a violent fighter and warrior, has been
02:47offered the job of press secretary. White acknowledged the offer on Saturday evening, saying he would be
02:53meeting with President Trump on Monday. I have a meeting on Monday. I'm flying to D.C. right now, and
02:59I'm sure we'll have something to talk about after that.
03:02Earlier, the UFC boss had shared an image on his Instagram story showing him standing behind the
03:07White House press conference lectern with a caption reading, quote, on to the next chapter.
03:13The search for a new press secretary comes after Katie Zakaria quit less than five days in the job
03:19following an awkward first press briefing. Her predecessor, Caroline Levitt, a favorite of
03:26Trump, had announced in August that she was stepping down to focus on her family.
03:35Pope Leo XIV has urged Uruguayans to build bridges of fraternity and faith, pointing to the church's
03:43historic roots in the country and the work it does today.
03:46His first mass in South America took place in Paisandu, near the Argentine border, on Saturday.
03:54According to the Vatican, some 40,000 people came from Uruguay, Argentina and Brazil, despite
04:01the morning rain. Speaking in Spanish, Pope Leo said the Catholic faith has been part of Uruguayan
04:07life since its early days and must be passed on to future generations with, quote, creative courage.
04:15The pontiff added that the church does not measure itself by numbers, recalling that Jesus was born
04:21in a small, stable Bethlehem. Uruguay is regarded as Latin America's most secular country where
04:28Catholic holidays have secular names. In Montevideo, the capital, the Pope, visited a violence-ravaged
04:36neighborhood where church groups have built homes, created jobs and run drug rehabilitation programs.
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