i am fully into the catholic church. i feel in peace and really excited. >> we only have about a minute left but i think i want you to address women and tell them what they should get from this. we are not looking to convert husbands to catholicism but how can you reassure women about this and what should it mean to her? >> i would like women to know that there are options available for them. this is not a wide spread knowledge. i think if women learn more about their bodies and learn how to use natural family planning without the need of adding chemicals i think that will free them. >> thank you, very much. can we show a slide where we can get more information on natural family planning? >> here on the screen we see the life science website. you can find all about the letter from 1968. humanae vitae is a a controversial document. it is very interesting. in the next slide to learn more about natural family planning the san francisco archdiocese of marriage and family life. click on the website and look for marriage and f

dollars i think are you still able to send money to the catholic church the only one suffix yes yes i may have been more and your fisher down the underground i would like to have more of the end of round but it's more difficult to do to be in contact with them easy to send money to them. but now i think. i find the more ways. you see the bishop may have many occasion where he thins ace is good to do something or to help somebody. but he had to use the money of the that isis i suppose or that he's has enough money but i am. a kind of outsider i'm a religious i'm not coming from the diocese so i have to be cautious to use the money of the diocese actually i never used the money of the diocese so the money our jimmy lie help me to do all sorts of things which a bishop may like to do. with that money in the last few years we've seen a growing reproach more between the vatican and the chinese communist party affecting things like the appointment of bishops yeah that's progress isn't it is it a good thing in your view no not necessarily. but not necessarily but what we're seeing at the mome

led the catholic church here in d.c. archbishop theodore mccarrick, now stripped of his title of cardinal for allegations of sex abuse. today members of the church telling us, they never knew about the accusations. >> i cannot believe that would be hypocrite cal. it is hypocrite cal.t' >> pretty hard for me to stay with an organization where this seems to be an institutional problem. so, yeah, i think t it's fr top down and i couldn't stay catholic because of it. >> leaders at the top promising change. pope francis ordering him to a life of prayer and penance, and telling him n to go out in publicin card wuerl told our news partner, wtop, he views thi as a big step forward. >> the pope is saying, we need to show tha w are hearing these things, paying attention to them, and acting. >> reporter: mccarrick put out a statement, saying he has no memory of the encounter and that he's innocent. >> it's encouraging people who have kept thesehings buried to step forward and say, even though this happened a long time ago, i wantwo

the catholic church found credible and substantiated claims that the catholic church found credible and substantiated claims that theodore mccarrick had sexually abused a teenager nearly 50 years ago. the 88—year—old former archbishop of washington is facing a vatican trial and has already been barred from carrying out any ministry. john mcmanus reports. and to speak with civility and pray together... theodore mccarrick is one of the best—known clerics in the us catholic church. but as of now, he is no longer a cardinal. on friday evening, he submitted his resignation to the pope, a consequence of an investigation by the archdiocese of new york into allegations that he sexually abused a teenage boy nearly 50 years ago. theodore mccarrick denies the allegations but last month the archdiocese said they were credible and substantiated. it's thought that new york statutes of limitations means that too much time has elapsed for a criminal prosecution but the former archbishop of washington will now face a church trial. in a statement, pope francis ordered theodore mccarrick, who had al

with the catholic church. >> bret: mr. president, obviously the catholic church they are on the ground believes that they are under attack. pro-government forces fired on the divine mercy church in managua, two protesters killed inside. would you tonight condemn any attacks on a sanctuary? >> translator: no nicaraguan has died in any church. not a single nicaraguan has died in any church, that's false. >> bret: to listen to the people talking that get their images out, talking about what they see our attacks and to hear their cries, take a listen to an aunt and a mother. >> please, the people, united nations. come together to save us from the disgrace that we are living through. this is not just for the government and police to be able to do this to us. innocent boys will have a future in front of them, dead university students. god help us during these times when the youth are fleeing their homes. we bury some of them. we don't know where they are taking the others. >> bret: how do you respond to them? >> translator: the

they see themselves as the true followers of the catholic church in the official church the pope's authority is not recognized but that may be about to change the reason the vatican and the communist party appear to be close to an historic deal a deal that would give pope francis a say in the appointment of bishops to the official church in exchange the vatican would recognize bishops ordained without the pope's approval in effect a recognition by the pontiff that the two churches should become one. their approach mall between china's communist party and the vatican is highly significant china broke off diplomatic relations with the vatican almost seventy years ago following the communist party revolution led by chairman mao. but now two of the world's most secretive organizations are close to announce a good deal brittle the side the future of china's catholics. the agreement though has many detractors one prominent critic has called it a trail of evil and a sellout that critique is the former bishop of hong kong cardinal joseph said he's never recognized the chinese government's efforts to

we've been talking to members of the catholic church tonight. several told us they are shocked and horrified by these allegations. they say they feel religious leaders should be held to an especially high standard. one church member said if the allegations are true, she'd like to see him go t jail. another member pointed out to us there's a building named for him, it's the mccarrick family center in silverspring, which houses catholic charities. that church member telling us l be opes that building w rename we talked to one member who used to be a member of the catholic church but says he left tue the sex abuse scandals like this one. me to pretty hard for stay with an organization where this seems to be an institutional problem. so i think it's from the top down and i couldn't stay catholic because of it. >> shocking that anybody could do that and that the church would cover that up and say that it's okay. the church has to move on and try to makect corns as best they can. they is certainly been doing that. i tnk there's been a lot of energy la

well, now to a sex abuse scandal in the catholic church. theodore mccarrick is no longer a cardinal. pope francis stripped him of his tietled over allegations of sexual abuse. seth doane has the story. >> reporter: cardinals are called princes of the catholic church, and amid this elite group, cardinal theodore mccarrick stood out as one of the most public figures in the church. by stripping him of the rank of cardinal, pope francis is sending a message, says greg burke, the director of the holy see press office. >> what this means is that no matter how important your position, no matter how prestigious, when it comes to sex abuse, you are going to be held accountable. >> reporter: the 88-year-old had been removed from public ministry earlier this summer after a church panel ruled he'd abused a teenage altar boy in the early 1970s while he was a priest in new york. in recent weeks, a number of other sex abuse allegations against minors and adult seminarians have surfaced. theology professor candida moss says the problem is systemic. >> we'r

theodore mccarrick is one of the best—known clerics in the us catholic church, but as of now, he's no longer a cardinal. on friday evening he submitted his resignation to the pope, a consequence of an investigation by the archdiocese of new york into allegations that he sexually abused a teenage boy nearly 50 years ago. theodore mccarrick denies the allegations, but last month the archdiocese said they were credible and substantiated. it's thought that new york's statute of limitations means too much time has elapsed for a criminal prosecution, but the former archbishop of washington will now face a church trial. in a statement, pope francis ordered theodore mccarrick, who had already finished his duties, to seclude himself in a life of prayer and penance until his trial finishes. the case is particularly embarrassing for the vatican because mccarrick was heavily involved in drafting new guidelines when the sex abuse scandal first broke in the us church. from now on, anyone who has this problem, who is credibly accused of this, will never work in the united states. that's clear from w

theodore mccarrick was one of the best—known clerics in the us catholic church. as of now, he is no longer a cardinal. he submitted his resignation to the pope after allegations that he sexually abused a teenage boy nearly 50 years ago. he denies the allegations but last month the archdiocese said that they were credible and substantiated. due to the statute of limitations, too much time has elapsed for a criminal prosecution but the former archbishop of washington will now face a church trial. in a statement, pope francis ordered theodore mccarrick who had already finished his duties to seclude himself in a life of prayer and penance until after his trial. the scandal is doubly embarrassing because he was involved in drafting guidelines on sexual abuse following former scandals. anyone with this problem will never work in the united states, that is clear. 0ther unsubstantiated allegations have also emerged including that he coerced former seminarians into sharing his bed. two dioceses in newjersey said they had received allegations of sexual misconduct with adul

dollars i think are you still able to send money to the catholic church the only one suffix yes yes i may have been more and your fish are down the underground i would like to have more of the end of round but it's more difficult to do to be in contact with them easy to send money to them. but now i think. i find them always. see the bishop may have many occasion where he is good to do something or to help somebody but he had to use the many of the that isis i suppose i use has enough money but i am. a kind of an outsider i'm a religious i'm not coming from the diocese so i have to be cautious to use the money of the diocese actually i never used the money of the diocese so the money are happening to do all sorts of things which a bishop may like to do. with that money in the last few years we've seen a growing reproach more between the vatican and the chinese communist party affecting things like the appointment of bishops now that's progress isn't it is that a good thing in your view no not necessarily. but not necessarily but what we're seeing at the moment this new is a case of th

this is an incredibly prominent figure in the us catholic church. this is an incredibly prominent figure in the us catholic churchm is correct. he has been at the top of the hierarchy here for decades. he has also served as an ambassador for the vatican in difficult situations all over the world so this is a majorfigure. situations all over the world so this is a major figure. how surprised are you buy this resignation and that suspension from public ministry? how unprecedented is that? very surprised. this really has never happened before. very occasionally, a cardinal will be asked to put down his red out but certainly never in a sexual abuse situation like this. we are very surprised by the speed the action. they have made an assessment in advance of the canonical trial that was mentioned today. what do you think that tells us about how the vatican is handling the sexual abuse allegations. i think that the devastating experience in chile has convinced pope francis that is truly a problem and you would think why would it take him so long to be con

theodore mccarrick is one of the best—known clerics in the us catholic church. but as of now, he is no longer a cardinal. on friday evening, he submitted his resignation to the pope, a consequence of an investigation by the archdiocese of new york into allegations that he sexually abused a teenage boy nearly 50 years ago. theodore mccarrick denies the allegations but last month the archdiocese said they were credible and substantiated. it's thought that new york statutes of limitations means that too much time has elapsed for a criminal prosecution but the former archbishop of washington will now face a church trial. in a statement, pope francis ordered theodore mccarrick, who had already retired from active duties, to seclude himself in a life of prayer and penance until after his trial. the case is particularly embarrassing for the vatican because mccarrick was heavily involved in drafting guidelines when the sex abuse scandal first broke in the us church. from now on, anyone who has this problem who is credibly accusative, will never work in the united states

dollars i think are you still able to send money to the catholic church the only one suffix yes yes i'm having more and your fisher down the underground i would like to have more of the end of round but it's more difficult to do to be in contact with them easy to send money to them. but now i think. i find the more ways. you see the bishop may have a mania occasion where he thins ace is good to do something or to help somebody but he had to use the money of the that isis i suppose i use has enough money but i am. a kind of outsider i'm a religious. i'm not coming from the diocese so i have to be cautious to use the money of the diocese actually i never used to many of the diocese so the money our jimmy lie help me to do all sorts of things which a bishop may like to do. with that money in the last few years we've seen a growing reproach more between the vatican and the chinese communist party affecting things like the appointment of bishops yeah that's progress isn't it is it a good thing in your view no not necessarily. but not necessarily but what we're seeing at the moment is a case

but it is an issue the catholic church need to deal with. the catholic church has been accused as a body of concealing and covering up abuse and some people here responded by asking the pope to take action and sack philip wilson. he is yet to resign as archbishop of adelaide. germany's interior minister horst seehofer has withdrawn a threat to resign, after talks with chancellor angela merkel. he said the two conservative parties in the governing coalition had reached an agreement on tougher border controls. mrs merkel made a deal with other eu leaders to help share the problems faced by country's such as italy and malta, who see some of the highest numbers of migrant arrivals from north africa. andrew plant reports. this was the latest tension at the top of german's politics. horst seehofer threatening to resign, tired, he said of the opendoor migration policy of angela merkel and insisting some migrants should be turned away. now he has withdrawn his threat, the two reaching an agreement, he said, after hours of talk. translation: after in

. >> yeat-happened earlier this ek at saint mary's catholic church in charlotte hall. now the archdiocese of washington apologizing. "fox5" anjali hemphill explains exactly what took place. >> take look at agnes hicks' obituary, for viewing and funeral held here in this church tuday nday. hundreds of people showe up pay respects. allnded abruptly when somne knocked over the church's sacred cup also known as chalice. >> a cell-phone records a chaotic scene from tw church as argument from the pastor and family layingo loved one t rest escalates. wild the body of 54 year-old agnes hicksn lays casket right nearby. short time later, the family seen carrying out casket to leaveith shocked attendees and police cars in the parkinglot. >> this was uncalled for, your honor called for at that urch. and it really hurt me. really do. to see you loved one come there to rest and be shutdown like this. >> hicks' family is still traumati wd overt happened. they said agnes hicks baptized a young girl saint marry's catholic church in charlotte hall, always wanted her viewing. things got

theodore mccarrick was one of the best—known clerics in the us catholic church. as of now, he's no longer a cardinal. 0n on friday evening he submitted his resignation to the pope, the consequence of an investigation by the archdiocese of new york over allegations he sexually abused a teenage boy nearly 50 years ago. he denies the allegations but last month the archdiocese said that they were credible and substantiated. due to the statute of limitations, too much time has elapsed for a criminal prosecution, but the former archbishop of washington will now face a church trial. in a statement, pope francis ordered theodore mccarrick, who had already finished his duties, to seclude himself in a life of prayer and penance until his trial finishes. the case is particularly embarrassing for the vatican because theodore mccarrick was involved in drafting guidelines on sexual abuse following former scandals. anyone with this problem will never work in the united states, that is clear. 0ther unsubstantiated allegations have also emerged including that he coerced former se

the catholic church has been accused of systematically concealing abuse around the world. all 33 bishops have offered to quit in chile because of a cover—up. so far, the pope has accepted three resignations. the court heard wilson refused to come forward because it is unflinching loyalty to the catholic church. he'd shown no contrition. failing to report abuse is an offence in this part of australia but in many parts of the world, it is not against the law. after avoiding prison, wilson was able to walk from court. the catholic church says it now wants to support abuse survivors but it's so far refused to condemn one of its own. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: the agony and the ecstacy — the world cup continues to produce thrilling games and nail biting finishes. china marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge firework display was held in the former colony. the chinese president, jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult m

i was raised to trust the catholic church. i was raised to trust mccarrick. and when you're growing up in the '50s and '60s, you're just a kid. you're not listened to very much. it was about him, always about him. he anybody else.ful than he told me so many times i was nothing. >> if you could talk to him today, what would you say to him, james? >> you ruined my life. for what? for you to feel great? you ruined, you ruined, yo ruined my life. you took everything from me. i could not feel any emotion. i could ver have intimacy. i could never fall in love with anybody, and you took it. >> do you expect others will wa come f? >> i hope so. i hope this frees them. >> what would you say to them? >> welcome. welcome to us. >> some may be hard to listen to. >> cardinal donald wuerl, the archbishop is praising the pope for taking quick decisive action against mccarrick. he spoke exclusively to our news rtners at wtop. >> the pope is saying we need to show that we're hearing these things, paying attention to them and acting. >> first allegations against mccarrick surf

refuge inside the catholic church last week when government loyal to the president began shooting at them rights groups have criticized president daniel ortega as violent crackdown on anti-government protests almost three hundred people have died in three months of demonstrations soldiers here as many are such as reports now from but in a neighborhood in the city of maceo the situation has finished three days ago when members of the police and paramilitary forces attacked and cleared the road blocks that had been set up for nearly three months here in the neighborhood of moneyball in the city of. the situation is calm there are some cars there are some people going out slowly. but a lot of fear i can tell you a few. food vendors here tell me that this is the first day that they have been able to go out to sell their food in three months and of course there are paramilitary forces going around patrolling this area they are massed they are armed to they go in their vehicles that are have no plates and a lot of fear of course because the their presence for the people here is very intimi

church the international monetary fund the i.m.f. is warning inflation in venezuela could top a million percent by the end of the year electricity unions are holding an indefinite strike in protest against low wages and pull working conditions they've joined nurses have been staging industrial action for almost a month now attending only emergency cases venezuela's economy has been steadily collapsing it is oil prices fell in twenty fourteen paul dobson is a journalist who's base in venezuela he says these latest strikes have been another wake up call for president during his government. is a sectors which would generally be supporting the government. and their fact that they are now taking to the streets is a massive wake up call i think to the government and we can see this in the case of the nurses the nurses have been on strike for nearly four weeks now and two days ago the government announced they were considerable investment plan for the public health care system of around two hundred seventy three million euros so i think the

. >>> cardinal theodore mccarrick's resignation is sending shock waves through the catholic church. >> the former archbishop faces ecusations of sexual abs his name is removed from the college of cardinals. it's also missing from a building here in our area. >> news 1's darcy spencer shows us what changed this weekend. >> today we learned mccarrick's name had been quietly removed from a building in montgomery part of the fallout in a growing sexual abuse scandal involving the former archbisp of washington. this was the theodore mccarrick center in silver spring, b it's a catholic charities center. mccarrick's name was removed last week as the catholic church investigates allegationsf sexual abuse made against him. the center offers low-cost servicesuch asmedical, dental and legal help and there's a pantry. those services will continue. mccarrick resigned from the college of cardinals over theek d and one of his accusers came forward telling news 4 iny any that mccarrick had subjected him to decades o abuse. steven white is a fellow at the ethicslind pubc policy center in the northwest

pope francis stripped a leader in the catholic church of his eotle. re mccarrick will now be known as archbishop after he resigned from the college of cardinals. pope francis took swift action before mccarrick faces a church trial for sexual abuse meallegations. .c. catholics are shocked. some say they hope it will never happen again and the churche needs to m past the scandal. >> shocking that anybody could do that and that the church would cover that up and say it's okay. >> the church has to move on and betry to make directions a they can. >> mccarrick has said he has no memory of the encounters and claims he's innocent, pope francis ordered him to a life of prayer and penance telling mccarrick not to go out in public. one of mccarrick's accusers reached out to new4. he told us decades old stories of sexual abuse that still affect him to this day. >> we want to warn you, some of what you hear is graphic and you may find it disturbing. >> from age 11 to60 i lived in a prison. it has not been easy. today i'm opening up that door d walking out to the

who led the catholic church here in d.c.,is arcp theodore mccarrick, now stripped of his title oforardinal allegations of sex abuse. members of the church telling us they never knew about the accusations. >> i cannot believe they would be hypocritical, because it is hip confederateca >> scandals like this are one reason members left thech ch >> it's hard to stay with an organization where there seems to be an institutional problem. i think it's from the top down and i couldn't stay catholic because of it. >> a leadersthe top promising change. ordering mccarrick to a life of prayer and penance and ordering him not to go out in public. cardinal wuerl told wt he views this as a big step forward. >> the pope is saying, we need to show that we are hearing these things, paying attention to them, and acting. >> mccarrick p out a statement saying he has no memory of the encounters and is innocent and will soon face a trial byhe vatican. >> it's encouraging people who kept these thingsurd to step forward and say even though this happ

church has the potential to salvage a political settlement and no i mean and only because i don't think that a political settlement is really going to work here unfortunately i mean you'll forgive my ongoing skepticism i do think that in theory with a slightly different set of circumstances they could they are they are credible they have moral authority this is central america the church is very strong which is partly why you see ortega saying that that that the ones trying to overthrow him are sort of some diabolical force right it's because religion still resonates so strongly not only that the church in central america even more so than in than in south and then in venezuela for instance is a huge provider of health care education and everything else it's very deeply rooted in the grass roots of you know the poor all areas and it also commands you know the loyalty even of the highly educated you know professional class as you know so matter what you go to church you know so i think they could but they could bring sort of the business class and the poor class together but you know it'

nor is the catholic church. the australian catholic bishops conference is australia's top catholic body. in a statement it said "the catholic bishops of australia acknowledge that the effects of sexual abuse can last a lifetime" "but we hope that today s custodial sentence brings some sense of peace and healing to those abused by deceased priestjames fletcher." for now though, mr wilson, has stepped aside from his duties, but keeps his title. hywel griffiths was one of those asking questions in that earlier clip. here's more from him. peter grant was a ten—year—old altar boy when he was sexually abused. a priest at his church can't james fletcher, told him he needed to be punished. a few years later, peter confided in phil wilson, telling him exactly what had happened. the archbishop did nothing and the priest was able to abuse again.|j hit rock bottom, knowing the guilt that i carried and so forth, i had to persevere, if wilson had done something, that would have made he not have been abused. because the ab

this it was called have had to go underground or they have been imprisoned and so the catholic church says it is still willing to talk the government says it's still willing to talk but under what conditions under this new situation which is far more tense than it ever has been certainly in peace time in this country that has seen so many years of war is still a very very big question. thank you growing and using cannabis for medicinal purposes would be legalized in lebanon under a draft bill introduced to parliament it's already grown illegally and they've. been on the world's third biggest cannabis producer a politician pushing the bill says a regulated marijuana industry with millions of dollars into the country's struggling economy and government. i know. i want to find a solution for what's going on i'm putting forward a draft resolution to amend a law that allows farmers to live with dignity it allows me to fight drugs and planting them and to the allows me to help drug addicts so they don't have access to drugs that are available in the market. million voters will head to the p

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it shows how seriously they're taking the allegations in the catholic church. theodore mckerik is the archbishop of washington from 2001 to 2006 and rose to the level of cardinal. now he is being stripped of that title and removed from an elite group of church leaders tt advises the pope. it's because of a widening scandal involving allegations of abuse. in the newly released statement, the archdiocese of washington said, for me than 30 years, the archdiocese of washington has encouraged survivors of sexu abuse toome forward, and has sought to not only address claims of abu sftly but to also offer assistance to survivors of abuse in the hope i of bringing h to those who have been harmed." the statement also says that the confidential settlement while he was a priest in new jersey was not known p tviously to karld nall or the archdiocese of washington. the statement comes aay after one of mckerik's alleged victims told news 4 that mckerik abused him for more than two decades. the victim lives in loudoun county and asked that we not show hisace anddentify him onl

theodore mccarrick is one of the best—known cardinals in the catholic church. as of now, he is no longer a cardinal. he submitted his resignation to the pope after allegations that he sexually abused a teenage boy nearly 15 years ago. he denies the allegations but last month the archdiocese says that they were credible and substantiated. too much time has elapsed for a criminal prosecution but the former archbishop of washington will now face a church trial. in a statement, pope francis ordered theodore mccarrick who had already finished his duties to secluded himself in a life of prayer and penances until the accusations are examined. the scandal is doubly embarrassing because he was involved in drafting guidelines on sexual abuse following former scandals. anyone involved will never work in the united states, that is clear. other unsubstantiated allegations have also emerged including that he co—lost former seminarians into sharing his bed. there were also three allegations of sexual misconduct with adults two of which we re misconduct with adults two of wh

catholic church wearksdz. the chaplain: america is blessed. the founders of our country believed it was by your ever provident hands that your country was born and today we believe that it is only by your grace and favor that this country will endure. we beseech your blessing upon this house of representatives who at their best assemble to propose and to debate and to legislate the laws that will keep our country secure, thriving, and just, always cooperating with your divine spirit. we rely on that spirit today, lord, and thank you for your hearing and for your mercy. bless each house member, their families, and their staffs that they may know your strength and encouragement and always a piece of the kingdom where you reign today and forever. amen. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 2-a of house resolution 1012, the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved and the chair will lead the house in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, on

the catholic church says it wants to support abuse survivors, but has refused to condemn one of its own. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news. a female health worker is arrested on suspicion of murdering eight babies — and attempting to kill six others at the countess of chester hospital. rescue workers in thailand are trying to work out how to bring 12 boys and their football coach out of a cave system where they've been trapped for ten days. england prepare to take on colombia tonight in moscow for a place in the world cup quarter final. i'm maryam moshiri — in the business news... a warning over brexit from a major business organisation. the british chambers of commerce has published a list of what it calls 23 "real—world" questions that it wa nts urgently a nswered. the list covers subjects including vat, tariffs, customs and regulations. the uk construction sector picked up injune, according to the latest study. more work in the residential sector and an acceleration in commercial building was behind the rise. it was the third mont

the catholic church has been tainted by sex abuse scandals in the past and is now determined to clean up its image. the vatican says the pope wants to send a strong message that sexual abuse will not be some tolerated. >> what this means is no matter how important your position, no matter how prestigious, when it comes to sex abuse you will be held accountable. >> reporter: the pope has ordered mccarrick to go into seclusion for a life of prayer while theal le allegations are d into. there will be a full investigation into the allegations and perhaps ultimately a catholic church trial. the cardinal says he has no recollection of the initial allegations jon? jon: kitty logan reporting kitty, thanks. cbs is launching an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct by its ceo. les moonves. this after six women told their stories in an article published in the new yorker magazine. the piece written by roman pharaoh also claims the misconduct extended to other parts of the country. moonves responded in a statement saying, quote, i recognize that there were times decades ago when i m

dithe catholic church was taintd by sex abuse scandals in the past. they're now determined to clean up their image. the vet can says the pope wants to send a strong message that sexual abuse will not be tolerated. >> what this means is no matter how important your position, when it comes to sex abuse, you're going to be held accountable. >> reporter: the pope has for now ordered mccaric to go into seclusion for a life of prayer while the allegations are looked into. he will initially remain as a priest. the cardinal denies the initial allegations, saying he has no recollection of it. there will be a full investigation and ultimately a trial held by the catholic church. alyssa. >> thank you. >>> from strong economic numbers to starred link new allegations from michael cohen, it's been quite a roller coaster for the president. we'll take a look at this week, we'll have that coming up on the fox report. belly fat: the chili pepper sweat-out. not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpting? now that's cool! coolsculpting safely freezes and removes fa

taking refugees inside the catholic church last week when gunmen loyal to the president began shooting at them rights groups have criticized president don it will take as violent crackdown on anti-government protests around three hundred people have died in three months of demonstrations al-jazeera is mariana sanchez reports now from one in both a neighborhood in the city if. the situation has finished three days ago when members of the police and paramilitary forces attacked and cleared the roadblocks that had been set up for nearly three months here in the neighborhood of moneyball in the city of. the situation is calm there are some cars there are some people going out slowly. but a lot of fear i can tell you a few. food vendors here tell me that this is the first day that they have been able to go out to sell their food in three months and of course there are paramilitary forces going around patrolling this area they are massed they are armed they go in vehicles that are have no plates and a lot of fear of course because the their presence for the people here is very intimidating g

church now there's growing outrage among parents in china over reports that hundreds of thousands of children might have been injected with fake vaccines a government investigation found that a major chinese drug manufacturer had violated standards in producing more than a quarter of a million vaccine doses premier league chang is called for severe punishments for those involved. and hundreds of people with disabilities and political leaders are gathering in london for the first ever global disability conference it's hoping to make the issue of higher priority for governments around the world particularly in developing countries often people with disabilities struggle to find employment and fulfill their education now the government in senegal is pursuing new laws to encourage companies to create suitable job opportunities in an effort to root out social stigma nicholas haq reports in the capital dhaka. it's in the water that crystal fields the most it. was born with a genetic disorder that caused a malformation of his hands and arms. despite other staring at him he completely forget

the catholic church has been tainted by sex abuse scandals in the past and is now determined to clean up its image. the vatican says the pope wants to send a strong message that sexual abuse will not be some tolerated. >> what this means is no matter how important your position, no matter how prestigious, when it comes to sex abuse you will be held accountable. >> reporter: the pope has ordered mccarrick to go into seclusion for a life of prayer while theal le allegations are d into. there will be a full investigation into the allegations and perhaps ultimately a catholic church trial. the cardinal says he has no recollection of the initial allegations jon? jon: kitty logan reporting kitty, thanks. cbs is launching an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct by its ceo. les moonves. this after six women told their stories in an article published in the new yorker magazine. the piece written by roman pharaoh also claims the misconduct extended to other parts of the country. moonves responded in a statement saying, quote, i recognize that there were times decades ago when i m

on saturday the catholic church has been leading peace deals between the government and the opposition but there's been little progress instead it's become the target of attacks at least two hundred seventy people have been killed since the protests began in april and protests are continuing into a second week in southern iraq spreading to even more cities despite at least eight deaths i'm promises by the government to fix the problems there's anger at what many see is a government failure to address crumbling infrastructure and the lack of basic services as a sum of binge of a triple some protests as in the threatening to disrupt the region's oil production which is vital to iraq's economy. that they want to lick tricity clean water and jobs was the protesters have continued to congregate in southern iraq for a second week these people say police stopped them from setting up a protest camp at the bus for governor office but not guarded the government that we were sitting peacefully and along convoy from the army and golden division stormed our tent we said we are peaceful protesters a

church. the international monetary fund is warning inflation in venezuela could top a million percent by the end of the year electricity unions in the country are holding an indefinite strike in protest against low wages and poor working conditions they've joined the nation's nurses who've been staging industrial action for almost a month attending only emergency cases venezuela's economy has been steadily collapsing since oil prices fell heavily in twenty four. to asia pacific now where the philippine president says his controversial war on drugs is far from over during his state of the nation address roderigo deterred so out of the campaign will be as relentless and chilling as the day began. and has more from manila. his government promised president rodrigo dietary does third state of the nation address will be his best it was meant to highlight his administration's achievement over the past two years but it ended up becoming one of the most chaotic national events in recent times the pre

the cardinal is one of the most prominent in the american catholic church. it is highly unusual for someone of his rank to lose his position. a resignation letter was received friday. allegations for sexual abuse dating back more than 50 years first surfaced in june. one man claims mccarrick abused him when he was a teenager and another man allegedly he forced him into an abusive relationship when he was 11. the catholic church has been tainted by sexual abuse in the past and is cleaning up its image. the pope wants to send a strong message that sexual abuse will not be tolerated. important your position -- hum -- no matter how prestigious -- when it comes to sex abuse you are going to be held accountable. >> pope francis has ordered him to go into seclusion. he will remain a priest. he says he has no recollection of the allegation. there will be a full investigation. >> there is a renewed focus on the persecution of christians iraq as a summit wraps up in the state department. the christian religious minority interact still facing difficult challenges as re

were taking refuge inside the catholic church last week when gunmen loyal to the president began shooting at . mexico's president elect is being condemned for his defiant response to a ten million dollars fine imposed on his party for violating campaign finance laws that penalty on andras manuel lopez obrador as policy was imposed on weapons. john holden reports now from mexico city. president elect andres manuel lopez obrador ran and won a landslide victory on a promise to eradicate corruption but already his party. has been fined around ten million dollars for regularities during the campaign the national electorate insitute penalized the party for setting up a trust fund for earthquake victims it says the fund shouldn't have been set up by a political party and the way it was paid in part with a big anonymous cash payment was also against the law corruption experts we've talked to said that the judgment of the electoral authorities seems based on sound evidence what's particularly worrying they say is lopez obrador his reaction to it he's called it a bio active verb ange by authorities

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on saturday the catholic church has been leading peace talks between the government and the opposition but so far the has been little progress instead it's become the target of attacks at least two hundred seventy people have been killed since anti-government protests began in april the national association for the advancement of colored people the n p is the most influential civil rights organization in the u.s. and its annual convention is underway now it's an opportunity for african-americans to consider the forthcoming midterm elections heidi joe castro reports from san antonio texas. for the second here in a row president donald trump declined an invitation to attend the n.w.c. p. convention back at all. disappointed or feel like we're missing anything since trump's election a documented rise of hate crimes in the u.s. has troubled civil rights activists a white supremacist rally in charlottesville virginia last summer and it in the death of a counter protester trump blamed the violence on both sides since then video showing apparent racism toward blacks at coffee shops and other

catholic church. he led the archdiocese of washington, d.c. and participated in funeral mass for senator edward kennedy. mccarrick became an influential voice at the vatican and was among the cardinals that elected pope benedict xvi. in the early 2000s, pope john paul ii asked him to help manage the devastating sexual abuse crisis. he was one of the drafters of the charter for protecting children that was adopted by american bishops in 2002. >> now, i think when you look at zero tolerance, i'm saying this, other bishops aren't, i'm saying zero tolerance prospectively, everybody is on the same page, if this ever happens again that's it. >> yang: mccarrick was the iblic face when the u.s. council of bishoued its about decades of abuse priests, here on nbc's "meet the press." >> do you believe there's a specl place in hell for men who represent christ on earth and abuse their flock? >> there's certainly a terrible judgement on someone who would abuse the trust that a priest must have, that a priest does have. >> yang: but mccarrick's own behavior

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church to continue as a mediator with the faith of the government at this point what are the chances that the president is eventually going to be forced from office well this is the question everyone wants an answer to right now i think that a couple of weeks ago we were talking about the possibility of early elections coming as early as perhaps a spring or fall of twenty nineteen given what we've seen in the past couple of days it seems entirely possible to me that were taken will hang on for the duration of this term the united nations is calling for a halt to the violence and it wants to be able to send in monitors i believe as well but how likely is that is that to happen do you think. i think that that will happen at some point that the second dialogue the government and the civil society negotiators agreed upon a truth commission from iran when they have ceded the members of that truth commission and i would expect that to continue at some point in the near future in the event that the current state of violence does and what's the future for nicaragua in the in the short term b

church which originally had been requested by the government and by the opposition to barter a peace negotiations at the end of a dialogue but right now the government is calling them cool mongers earlier this month catholic church leaders were attacked by pro-government mobs and the peace talks that they were mediating were called off. this march is also called to show support for more than thirty five doctors nurses and other medical personnel who were sacked on friday for showing their opposition to the government and for giving first aid to many who have been shot by police and paramilitary groups during the protests that. this family is carrying the photo of their year old son taylor who shot dead but what they say was a paramilitary bullets last month as they were walking down the street. i am on i have never taken part in any antigovernment protests before but now i will not stop until this government is out and we see justice. in the last two weeks the government has succeeded in clearing the streets of barricades most student leaders have gone underground but not this young

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