00:01At least six people have been killed and dozens were injured across Ukraine in overnight Russian
00:07attacks as Moscow launched 173 drones, according to Ukrainian officials. Among them was a mother
00:15and grandmother to a three-year-old who were killed in their home during a strike in the
00:20eastern city of Zaporizhia. Meanwhile, drones reportedly attacked the Russian Ilsksi oil
00:27refinery in Russia's Krasnodar Krai, according to local media, who reported a fire breaking
00:33out at the facility. During a press conference on Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin told
00:39reporters that Moscow was not preparing for conflict with Europe.
01:01His words come as several European countries are facing a growing number of suspected Russian
01:07hybrid attacks.
01:11We've had a tremendous visit from two spectacular people.
01:18Chinese President Xi Jinping wrapped up his state visit to Washington on Friday by announcing
01:25that he will meet with his US counterpart two more times before the end of the year.
01:30The two leaders met behind closed doors for 90 minutes on Thursday when they discussed issues
01:38such as the Middle East, Ukraine and the Korean Peninsula, according to Chinese officials.
01:45The White House has not provided any information about the private talks, but no major breakthroughs
01:51were made this week on issues such as trade or the safety of artificial intelligence.
01:58The visit has been criticised by many in the US for being heavy on pomp and light in substance.
02:04On Friday, US President Donald Trump took Xi to visit the National Archives, where the Declaration
02:11of Independence, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights are held.
02:21Paris is flooded with crowds on Saturday as hundreds of thousands gather along the Champs-Elysées
02:27to hear Pope Leo XIV speak during his first official visit to France in decades.
02:34I'm here in the heart of Paris where you could say it's absolute chaos ahead of the Pope's
02:39open-air mass which will be delivered to 600,000 people later today.
02:44There are huge crowds who are trying to exit the Invalides metro station ahead of the Pope's
02:53mass later today.
02:5414,000 police officers, gendarmes and extra security forces have been deployed to ensure that
03:00the mass and security around it runs smoothly.
03:03As you can see behind me, the crowds are not just below ground, they're also above ground
03:09as people rush to secure their spots in the open-air mass.
03:12On est très très heureux d'être là aujourd'hui, de partager cette belle énergie qu'on a tous
03:17ensemble pour venir assister à cette messe vraiment spectaculaire.
03:22Et là vous vous sentez comment en amont de la messe ?
03:24Je me sens très bien, je me sens très très bien.
03:25Hier il y avait aussi la veillée des jeunes et aujourd'hui ils jouent pour la messe
03:30et c'est super.
03:32It's a huge day for France but also a huge visit because it marks the first official
03:38people visit to France in 18 years.
03:40Estelle Nilsson-Julian reporting from Paris for Euronews.
03:44Vive le pape !
03:50A broken screw could lead to steering failure in about 2.86 million Volkswagen and Audi vehicles
03:57worldwide according to Germany's Federal Motor Transport Authority.
04:02Under certain conditions, corrosion could cause a bolt securing the steering gear to break.
04:08In the worst case, this could lead to a loss of steering control and increase the risk of an accident.
04:14The models concerned include the Audi Q3 as well as the Volkswagen Golf, Golf Variant, Tiguan, Turon and Caddy.
04:23Audi said it has launched a precautionary recall after international inspections found that road salt
04:29and other environmental conditions could, over several years, corrode a screw securing the steering system in some vehicles.
04:36Globally, there are nearly 2.16 million potentially affected Volkswagen vehicles.
04:42More than 696,000 Audi vehicles are potentially affected worldwide.
