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document. the murder has shaken italy. what happened really moved us and touched our hearts. i don t know what to say, but we want justice. some italians worry that the leaked photo of the suspect could lead to a miscarriage of justice, something many italians believe was the case with another american in italy, amanda knox. bret. bret: andy kellogg amy kellogg in milan. thanks. the woman next in line to be puerto rico s governor is saying tonight thanks but no thanks. this comes as the territory of austria s embattled current governor begins as final week in office. phil keating looks at the search for a new leader in a very troubled place. puerto rican protesters demanded political change and they got it with the person who s supposed to become the island s new governor, doesn t want the job. in a tweet sunday, secretary of justice wanda vasquez reiterated that and urged the current
a knife attack commuters waiting at a bus stop just outside of tokyo. it was during rush hour. at least 13 of the people injured were children. local reports indicating the attacker was captured. president trump as you know in japan getting ready to depart, he and first lady melania trump are praying for the victims and their families. the united kingdom s brand-new brexit party making big gains today, dealing a blow to the governing establishment conservative party, but not the only country to see antiestablishment party gained ground during the european elections. senior foreign affairs correspondent andy kellogg has more from italy. amy? these elections have been impaired by some to midterm elections in the united states in the sense that they are sort of an approval rating on standing leaders but it s also beyond having an impact on european policy, a chance to get a sense in which parties and what leaders are appealing to the electorate right now. here in italy, the far right
the crowd. but when i saw that i was kicked i am just glad the idiot did not interrupt pope francis stressing the importance of a free press. journalism should be able to give voice to the voiceless. one of the reporters that he met and blessed is all very own, andy kellogg. the pope gathered members of the press in and around rome for a pep talk, words of encouragement, and the work that they do, and for a blessing, the acknowledgment that people in the crowd including all faiths and some no faith, but he says we shall consider ourselves and our loved ones blessed and it s a pretty nice way to wrap up the week of the pope played out the fact that they are based out of humility street and says journalists should endeavor to be humble and seek the truth,