the ultimate effect is a kind of shift for the catholic church toward a slightly more anglican model. anglican church had ideas about communion, substantiation, different liturgical forms, all of these things, without central doctrinal teaching that has been the selling point of the catholic church. you know where the catholi church stands. the anglican model hasn't been working well for the anglicans. taking the catholic church in that direction is a betrayal of what the pope is supposed to do. the pope is supposed to provide unity and continuity rather than opening a perpetual conversation about what catholicism is. brian: let me be very simple. why would god care at the end of someone's life whether they fussed all over this liturgical stuff, divorce, not divorce, if you have basically been a good person all your life? i guess there is a hell. he rejected that, basically, saying he did not say that. ross: the church is still teaches that there is the possibility of hell. brian: why all of this handwringing whether you are a protestant or a catholic or a jew? in the end, isn't it ab

ross: the church paid out large settlements. brian: aple billion dollar ross: that money is fungible. ordinary catholics pay for everything in the church. so, they certainly paid for that. and they paid for it in other ways. the archdiocese of boston, to take the most american -- extreme american example had to , close a lot of parishes. it would've had to anyway because boston is not as catholic as it once was and so on, but were there parishes on the margins that closed because the archdiocese had to pay these things out? of course. the extent to which the ripple ,ffect of that scandal was felt not just among the people directly affected, but in just about every aspect of catholic life. brian: what has happened with the catholic population? has it gone down? ross: in the u.s. or worldwide? worldwide, it has gone up. brian: in the south? ross: in the global south especially in africa. -- a lot of that is conversions. a lot of that is the fact that africa is the only part of the world where the population growth is still rapid generally.

ross: the church paid a lot of money. it's fungible, but ordinary catholics -- ordinary catholics pay for everything in the church. so they certainly pay for that. 10 they paid for it in other ways the -- and they paid for it in other ways. the archdiocese in boston had to close a lot of parishes. it would've had to anyway because boston is not as catholic as it once was and so parishes on there the margins that close because they had to pay the amount? yes. to the extent to which the ripple effect of that scandal was felt, not just among the people directly affected, but just about every aspect of catholic life. brian: what has happened with the catholic population? hasn't gone down? -- has it gone down? up.: worldwide, it has gone in the south, especially in africa. a lot of those conversions, the fact is that africa is the only part of the world where the population growth is still rapid generally. in the u.s., the catholic population as a share of the stable.is pretty but part of that is because of hispanic immigration

initially montanus that was only calling for a renewal of the church and its face but the pope and the emperor saw him as a threat and he was demonized by proms. an overwhelming majority of the population at home supported him would martin luther divide or unite the germans. april sixteenth fifteen twenty one it looked like a reenactment of palm sunday in jerusalem. a man branded a heretic by the church celebrated like the messiah in the german city of wars. i. wasn't good there brother mountain. i we could still turn back i i. invented and if death itself were awaiting me i would not turn back you unleashed on. martin luther on his way to the imperial diet of forms and assembly of the holy roman empire on german soil an event that would change the course of history. never before had a man of the people excited such enthusiasm ordinary people peasants and members of the low aristocracy in particular put their hopes in a smug fit that. even if the pope and the amphora were against him martin luther knew the people of germany were on his side. he was celebrated like a victim but his bigg

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-- robertson, only a homeowner and cofounder of a church but also a businessman. a pretty good shoe cobbler because he ran a business for more than 50 years. john robinson did not pass away until 1933 but after raising a large family, business and some of the family members are very in the backyard of the kelly/robinson house. so right here in the village of appomattox county, we can see that so what of the surrender. it unfolds before our very eyes. we have only had to look more deeply to see these untold stories. announcer 1: you can watch this and other programs on the history of communities across the country at c-span.org/citiestour. this is "american history t"

the church of christ of scientists, i have lived on that block for 32 years. it's a mormon church. i think the congregation is about four people. they don't do any -- they don't have a reading room. they don't have a sunday school. they don't have all these wonderful things. they don't do things for the community they claim they're going to do. their claims of religious preferences and exemptions for this project are falsely based and are misrepresentations. they talk about a sunday school, but i have never seen one there. it's an aesthetic and architectural horror show and insult to the union square area. some of the people who have backed this, one guy in a nonprofit that has been getting money already from the developers. these are paid mouthpieces and i hope you will ignore most of what they have to say. and that is on bush street, not even in this neighborhood. the restaurant will be destroyed. two people will be evicted. perhaps to allow another three to six people to move in to what will be built there. and the thousands the of people who have enjoyed the healthy and economic

a good buy. this is. the church secret indeed carefully priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the do a graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priests is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not the highest ranks of the catholic church help conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system did that and it has not as the end then i conclude that it is this. case both. working with r.t. for this extended now a pensioner from northwestern russia has decided to give all his money away after saving up or his life is saying now to help those whose lives are just beginning. their sheer. damn scary horror. that i had a chance his there are. are here now. but again or whether for. a horse out or the sorrow that. he. has. plans are for her to hear are doing are you. better sir a little over a year or so you're more of her provider of calm over idea of. daniel when his

great division between the church and those that are housed and unhoused, as a matter of fact. and one thing that we attempted to do with the church was to actually rehab them because no one trusts them, no one likes them in that community there, and we've proposed several times to do community based art projects, and we proposed twice to them. the first time we did a proposal for an abandoned building that's on o'farrell street, we said we would do it free. they took the proposal, and they promptly went out and paid thousands of dollars for another group to come in and do those murals. those murals don't look like anybody in that community that live there today. the second one, the recent proposal, we offered to do poetry on the sides of their buildings so they could get to know people in the community. that proposal, we haven't heard back on that proposal, and we expect it not to come through. the second thing is the bars on their windows. every single window that's accessible on that church is barred up. every door is barred up with gates and strong steel bar

he was a church warden. a church vestry man. he participated in communion. his family claimed that he was a christian. his adopted granddaughter who lived with him for a year said you may as well doubt his patriotism as to doubt his christianity. do you want to know who is the hardest person to fool that is a christian? the children that live in your house. they can spell hypocrisy a mile away. there she was. she said he was a christian. i saw it every day. if you want to say he is not a christian, then say there should be no patriot named george washington. we can't describe washington without patriotism. i like this say one of the greatest things that demonstrates his christian character that make him one of the greatest men in history, and they are the two things he did not do, isn't that great for being great for not doing something? okay. how about this? he did not quit when all was lost at valley forge. there were people what were close to him in philadelphia. when congress had fled, they had no place to go. they were building their houses out of log ca

a church, a temple, community centres, open spaces, even our hospice is now threatened. what it means for our community. but the government gives a thumbs down to a project for a new tidal lagoon to generate clean energy. can i tell the current secretary of state for energy that his statement is wrong, wrong, wrong? and all that leaping peugeot when england goal goes in, is it time to allow supporters to stand up to support their kids in the premiership? i am puzzled as to why it the government thinks standing up in safer as the football gets worse. and mps have voted in favour of the controversial £ia billion expansion of heathrow airport in west london. the new ru nway airport in west london. the new runway will increase the annual capacity of the airport, europe's busiest, from 85 million passengers to 130 million. hundreds of homes may have to be demolished for the runway. heathrow expansion has been argued overfour decades runway. heathrow expansion has been argued over four decades with environmentalists strongly oppose and governments consistently delaying the fin

paying eyesore saying he helped release several women using connections he made while serving as a church vicar in iraq the clergyman has reportedly played a role in the release of at least six women well earlier we spoke to mr white who told us that police refused to believe him. odd job to ensure that terrorism issues. by giving terrorists monley you actually perpetrate it not stopping it but the problem was they didn't realize that all i knew some of the people who could come on dues of the kidnapping groups and i had john laws things for the many years before but we debated this issue. with mohammed the ramadan foundation and also the political commentator david thoughts but that affair was a justified investigation. and i think it was slightly unfair because canon was based in iraq and he would have built relationships where the number of people we used those relationships to use that influence to get civil thaws slaves who were captured and held by isis to be released you know would be remiss of scotland yard if they had possession of some information that led them to suggest that m

yes in his last interview event of its called roger your church a criminal and was concerned that in late two thousand and seventeen serbian president nixon the view church had singled out roddy a church for praise stating that he was safeguarding. yes nation was done for professional it was not done by an angry and i think it was organized. by the state of serbia in two thousand and seventeen ivanna beach to the mary mitchell votes against the local so list candidate serb list is an offshoot of president his party and his run from belgrade back of you drop it or leave it at the vinyl beach county there's a good other naturally skinny trophy to join the campaign says a list repeatedly branded event of each a traitor warm t.v. and complained he cared more about his cold than snow. and accused him of working for kosovo albanians in your view would be we really wanted the police to realise castle not the middle of the place i respect either here or. novelists or gas certainly certainly make them look down on yugoslavia when you go out and laid down. the sort of scheme that is that. last

a difference. several years ago i had the pleasure of traveling with my church. was the first time i took a trip abroad. was where the revolution occurred in the country. is visiting with the pastor and going to a church that existed in the 1950s and 60s. on the wall he showed me the pictures of pastured pastors. as i was there -- [inaudible] [inaudible] >> here we are talking about free speech, religious liberty the left is a lot of talk about truth. the left doesn't want to talk about results. they just want to shout and intimidate as opposed to talk about what is being done. there are great things happening throughout the country. [applause] is so sharing with you as with that church i asked him about the pictures on the wall and i said did you all meet during that timeframe and he said we met every week. if we met in this house of worship there somebody always in attendance. if we took outside the four walls we would be lowered inside, we were persecuted and prosecuted. there are some that looking at the issue the same way. they believe we have a right to exer

go to see my grandmother and she's a church lady. he jeweled suits and hats and she's the lady picking the poundcake in the delicious food after church and she's an usher. i go to her and this is deep in the country and i'm from northern louisiana so the real part of the deep south in the drive down to the more rural south to see my grandmother one day and walk up on the porch and is a walk up on the porch do you know the way the old black women read you your life when you never want them to. never the moment you want them to do i walk up on the porch and she says, you need to start having sex. i said what are you talking about? i was shocked and disturbed. the devil will use anybody. i am trying to live right. i'm celibate and miserable but that is what god wants for me. my grandmother was like, what are you doing? she had a very inappropriate conversation with me on that porch that, may god rest her soul, to this day i'm still not good enough for a grandmother even now. [laughter] that was the first thing is that what i came michael

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it was an extremely brutal homicide in a church at stanford. we're here doing the search warrant, and it suspect shot and killed himself. >> reporter: this would clearly be a significant breakthrough in a case that stymied investigators for four decades. the sheriff's office said they'll brief us again later this afternoon sometime after 5:00 with details about what happened. live in san jose, abc 7 news. >> thank you. any updates we'll tweet out to you and on our news app. >>> now this, imagine waking up to find your parked car wrecked and sitting in your front lawn. that was the reality for some folks in san jose in pine street. police closed it off for four hours this morning. two people were hurt and one e with d in the chain reaction reaction from the victims, matt? >> reporter: well, reggie, people who live here on vine street say drivers go way too fast and they could do a lot of damage like the one this morning lo at the mess. fire of a multivehicle crash on vine street near edwards avenue near downtown san jose just before 1:00 a.m. the

only when a judge orders me to. soldiers guarded church which is still under construction because of fears it will be attacked governor elections last year in jakarta were dominated by large protests and the jailing of christian governor. for blasphemy many in indonesia were worried that a similar scenario could be repeated this time around. him because he was vocal hardline groups have helped protest against churches for years . we were worried that what happened in jakarta could happen here because many people from because he had joined protests in jakarta and our church is still rejected so we were very worried especially because we hear rumors that masses would come here always made us more alert. but so far the elections have seen little violence and religion has not played a leading role in campaigns nationwide less than one year before presidential elections millions of indonesian are not only electing their local leaders they're also deciding on the country's political future provisional results show that president has a good sense

was there was no longer any into meijer in between god and humankind neither a pope nor a church. luther had pave the way to a new world order. charles the fifth was determined to prevent its emergence after the edict of alms he'd left germany to wage war on numerous fronts. neglecting the struggle against the reformation. protestantism sprains now charles decided to reassert his authority as the chief defender of catholic christendom he would restore the old order one emperor one empire one church. after the pope agreed to crown him emperor in bologna a in february fifteenth thirty charles traveled to germany with his army of mercenaries there was a renewed showdown with luther's followers this time at the diet of alex book. the chancellor of saxony christiane bear spoke for the protestants. my your majesty in this document we have laid down the basic doctrine of our faith in. the lutherans wanted to settle. and for church unity it would suffice if there was agreement on the teaching of the gospel and administration of the sacraments they sought to sever their faith in the papal h

. >>> vice president mike pence and second lady karen pence visited a church and shelter in brazil and spoke to a group of venezuelan migrant children and families. the vice president pledged u.s. support to the venezuelans until quote "democracy" was restored in their country. >> thank you, father alex. it is a great privilege for my wife karen and i to be here with you, with archbishop don sergio here at santa kathryna which is demonstrating the love of god being the hand and feet of christ to people of venezuela. will join me in thanking this wonderful ministry and the impact they are having. it's truly inspiring. [ applause ] i not only want to thank the leadership of this ministry and this archdiocese, but we're also very grateful to the director of caratas and the brazil representative of the u.n. high commissioner for refugees isabel marquez. thank you for all you do. [ applause ] thank you all for welcoming us, particularly our neighbors from venezuela who are here, who have welcomed us with such warmth, at such a challenging time in the life of your families and in the life of

only when a judge orders me to do so. soldiers guarded church we just still under construction because of fears it will be attacked governor elections last year in jakarta would mean. ated by large protests and a jailing of christian governor. for blasphemy many in indonesia were worried that a similar scenario could be repeated this time around. in boca hardline groups have helped protest against churches for years. to come. we will worry that what happened in jakarta could happen here because many people from because he had joined protests in jakarta and our church is still rejected so we were very worried especially because we hear rumors that masses would come here well this made us more alert. but so far the elections have seen little violence and religion has not played a leading role in campaigns nationwide less than one year before presidential elections millions of indonesian are not only electing their local leaders they're also deciding on the country's political future provisional results showed that president jokingly daughter has a

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this is 19-year-old arloss perry, raped and murdered in a stanford church in 1974. crawford worked as a stanford security guard. his neighbors are stunned. >> first thing i thought of, how did he make it so long? >> detectives continue to piece together additional information to this tragic puzzle. and we were able recently to

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news 4's adam tuss joins us from a church in an nondale. really disturbing, adam. >> reporter:alhis is , really troubling, eun. when you look at what happened to this church here, the bethlehem luther ren church, you have to shake your head. look at the video that our cameras captured insidehe church. every cushion in the pews was ripped up and torn apart. church leaders also came here and found that the was graffiti in the sanctuary. stey found that the sound had been cut apart. as you guys mentioned, this was the s seventh timece may that this church has been dealing with these issues. now clearly there are some people in this community who haen t issue with the particular church. in one of the members they relved it. the incoming pastor here, incoming reverend has a rlly unique message for whoever's been doing this. take a listen. >> there are crimes like this taking place and this church must be up to somethi good because this church is standing for a welcome in this community that's obviously upsetting somebody. >> fairfax county police

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whether it's a church, a school, a theater. today a press room, at a local newspaper. this isr. great news capital gazette provide outstaing coverage on a range of issues. wonderful insightful opinions on the newsf the day and the trends of the day. it's even that much more unfortunate. every tragic shooting is unfortunate. in this commu s really hits home >> melissa mentioned the ployee said the show will go they're putting a paper out tomorrow. 'll beearning more in the days and hours to come. the latest details. wel talk about the political news of the day, stick around coming back aft this. ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . flush > . it's been about 36 hours nnedy has been rocked with retirement. the question is what kind of justice will fell hisshoes, matt lars is he to break it down, matt, always great to seeo you. we were let's see it's beenn more a year since we had the kneel gor such getting game, now the guessing game begins wh kennedy. what kind of justice do you see filling that role >> as far as what i see, i see it goes pamtty much the s way, with the new role, whoever he puts through w

a welcoming church-- that is a welcomed people without regard to their sexual orientation or identityd this man got up and protested and said we should have been done more about aids, and he was absolutely right. and we wound up doubling funding for treatment and research and paying for about 25%, 30% of the global effort at the time, and it still was nowhere near enough. that i thought was fine. then you ask yourself, well, should you go from there to asking her to leave the restaurant? that's a decision for the restaurant owner to make. what i'd like to point out is would it be better if that didn't happen? i think it would. >> a lot of poison has been poured down america's throat, it started with calling mexicans rapists and murderers. it's hard popour poison down someone's throat and have it be hard not to bubble back up. ( cheers and applause ) what i would say is-- i read the article about the lady who owned the restaurant, and i wound up with a lot of respect for the way she debated it. but i also had a lot of respect for the way sarah huckabee sanders handled it. i mean, she w

i joined the methodist church. a wonderful active church. and it was in san francisco. when i moved to l.a. there is a baptist church that was the same thing. i first went there with jerry brown and i love the service in the sermon was good and the music was great and i thought if i ever have another church i'm going to go there. >> guest: my catholicism some people call a cafeteria catholicism. having been born and raised a catholic i don't feel like i have to join any organized religion. i've never gotten a letter from anyone saying you are no longer catholic. >> guest: after this program maybe. >> host: you leave switzerland's and find yourself in california. you bounced around a bit with different political jobs and you helped a nasty guy get elected to state legislature. >> to the board of supervisors, he could be a wonderful person but he could also be not a good boss. but eventually find yourself working for jerry brown. tell about how that happened. >> i taught school and then got involved with volunteering for president. it meant that a political job. i like pol

the former teacher now faces ten years in a church in penal colony. tire faced a similar fate he was kidnapped shortly after he held a conference to commemorate the seventieth anniversary of the deportation of chechens and english under stalin a sensitive issue for the regime bogus drug charges were brought against him and he was jailed for four years. everybody knows that in chechnya at any moment strangers can break down your door and storm your house they can do whatever they want and you're powerless. but all people really want is just to live their lives they don't want this new luxury lifestyle but they don't want potemkin villages where the parents of a substance. cut him off in the mean time isn't just eager to attract sports celebrities but also gulf state capital in order to deepen putin's influence in the middle east the united arab emirates in particular have invested heavily in russia's muslim majority republic of chechnya. they built a luxury hotel where the egyptian football squad is staying during the world cup. the hotel manager is a n

must be up to something good because this church istanding for a welcome in thisha community is obviously upsetting somebody. >> someone in the church spotted a masked man breaking things. that man hit the other person in the head with a fire extinguisher and r away. no arrests have been made. two reverends sai they could forgive the vandals. not surprising if you're walking the watch, preaching the pulpit. extendhatforgiveness. >> absolutely. >> i hope they find the vandals. >> a lesson learned by his teachings. >> exactly. >>> get ready to pay more for your uber or lyft in the district. >> the d.c. council approved the tax for ride sharing from 20 cents to $1.2 th increased tax is expected tis rae between 23 and $25 million a year to go towards metro rail ovements. one woman we spoke with said this will probably change the way sheses ride sharing options. >> probably go into more uber pools or figuring out the cheaper options. i'll be using the net throw in retuew. >> the n tax begins october 1st. it's based on where your ride begins. eif you get in car in d.c. but ride to maryland or v

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he would appear in a churches and halls, an old practice going back to the 1940's -- the 1840's. he would walk into a place and people would start chanting, "douglass, douglass, douglass." it would bother people because he would be on the stage and the audience would start chanting. he gave this "mission of the war" speech in a december eighth ninth, i -- and believe it was at the 50th -- 15th street presbyterian church. he gave it two nights in a row because there was not enough room for all the people who came. hundreds of people had managed to come into washington. by the end of the war it had a black population of 40,000 people, the vast majority of them were former slaves from the countrysides of maryland and virginia. in that speech that night, we have a text of it, douglass made this long wholesome argument for apocalyptic war and for what he kept calling "total revolution of labor." giving to the future he said "a new aspect." he employed the word "regeneration." america was to be "regenerated." this is one of the things you play with as historians come and it may or may n

the killing took place in a church at stanford. >> within the past ten minutes the santa clara sheriffng. rhonda handa has been on the story all day and brings us the latest. robert handa has been on the story. >> reporter: the crush of officers at this apartment complex centered around a cold case from 1974, the so-called satanic murder who was found inside a stanford church raped and killed. sheriff's deputies went to an apartment to serve a warrant on steve crawford. this is an old social media picture of the

the cleric ordered his followers to carry out attacks from his prison cell a church on the island of borneo was targeted and there were also two attacks in the capital jakarta in one at a bus terminal three police officers died while eight people including four militants died in a shoot out and bomb attack on a starbucks restaurant. on. security experts say harsher penalties like that received by man could trigger retaliatory attacks. this could make it harder for the world's largest muslim country to rein in homegrown militancy. was cup news non-christian of course why is it upset at the once cup on thursday by beating argentina three nil a mistake by argentina's goalkeeper open the floodgates and allowed on to the average to break the deadlock in the fifty third minute with ten minutes left in the match luka more ditch extended gracious lead with a mazda for shot. creationists feel the three to win in extra time to secure their passes to the knockout stage. now to the defending world champions germany they are on a bit of trouble because the unexpected the loss their first match yak

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a bride arrives for how waiting at a church in central rome a ceremony marking the beginning of a new life ahead as part of a married couple. elsewhere in the city there is another partnership being celebrated a political one brought about by a coalition between italy's anti establishment parties headed by the five star movement collaborate in their place at the head of a new government but we're not totally different in anything obvious that there are in common but for those part that are not in common and we have created disagreement. every day both of us know that if one is doing the opposite the other one can make the government fall the irony is not lost on the party faithful it is in one sense a marriage of convenience between two anti establishment rivals that want to revolutionize the political landscape especially where the e.u. is concerned even if it means compromise there are high high. but for some the decision by five star to enter into a coalition with the far right is being seen as a betrayal of the cause there's little common ground between the true question is whethe

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made it to deal just before half time in the second have to say you was not it in a third before a church of the sport that is second only contender for go of the tournament this come oscar was alexander go even then added the fifth the my i think death i. all right what a way to kick off the world cup for host russia for more on the festivities in moscow as well as the hosts a big win in the opening game want to take us now to the russian capital and jonathan crane is there good to see you joe that i don't know if you can hear me because you're right smack in the middle where it's all happening with the fans there really a fresh start at the tournament with a bang how the folks at the fan zone are reacted where you are. i can just about hear it's pretty down t.j. if you read about risk here inside the. people they were queuing just to try to get in there might be by security a lot of people are trying to climb over the barriers and the security for keeping the right players inside this man saying we did an incredible amount of rockstar every goal to restore that she is going out of the c