[laughter] bishop. but he and she in church every elijah's last, wascial congressional act to sign some subpoenas. [applause] i saw him that morning, i did not know he was still working, but he was. but that was not his last official act for god. god,ast official act for and let me preface it by saying this. so many times preachers will talk about speaking truth to power, it is a common statement known by many, we speak truth to power. the real problem is power is not often there. elijah's last official act for the kingdom of god was to bring power to church. [applause] bishop. thomas: i did not get a big a man on that. act did not real take place last wednesday in the hospital room with pen in hand and paper before him, his last act took place or takes place today when men and women -- [applause] bishop. thomas: from every whoct of life, from those run corporations, those who -- thosehallowed halls who sit with rows behind benches. legislation in cities, counties, states and governments have all made t

[applause] president clinton: thank you, very much bishop. maia and all of the honorees cometh bishop i thank you for many things but especially for the decades of guidance and genuine friendship you gave to a larger. almost exactly 21 years ago he invited me to on the sunday before the election. and, i remember -- you know, i love that he introduced the staff because we would all be dead without the people helping us. but, if you are president, your staff is always trying to tell you why you should not do something. or why you should not go somewhere. i remember this very well. the sunday before the election -- i get whyyou go you want to go to an african-american church come but why would you go to baltimore? they are so good to you. go for a elijah cummings -- he has been in the house 15 minutes? he literally had not finished one term yet. i said -- i just have a feeling this is something we ought to do. and if we do it, we will know whether it was right or not. bishop rolls out the red carpet and thousands of people were there. and you ma

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i had to follow both the bishop and elijah cummings. i least i'm getting in ahead of you, president obama, today. [applause] in my old age on the warm-up act, i am glad to do it. elijah was great. his quiet and reason boys going into his booming voice. they who wait upon the lord will have their strength renewed with wings as eagles. he just kept doing more and more. the crowd was going crazy. over the course of these last of days i've had a lot chances to think about elijah's life. they really did, so did isaiah, who had one of the raised one-liners in the history of human affairs. isaiah said, here i am lord, send me. elijah cummings spent his whole life saying, send me, an entire lifetime. when he even a teenager hauls down to the swimming pool before he gets in trouble and gets banged on the head, leaving a lifetime scar. and the people of baltimore send him to annapolis and they sent him to washington. on behalf of the rest of the nation, i would like to thank you. then i was looking over all the things they worked on in just the f

bishop holman is committed to securing the projects feature. so i doubt it could change us here you start somebody will approach prosecutors and judges and encourage them in cases where a fine isn't paused over to invest that money in this project because it's a truly concrete project that really helps a lot of people or us weekly free and mention his board or your honner spellman is also a franciscan the german born priest has lived in brazil for nearly 40 years i . love the money and it's a source of joy for us to help everyone else. is that it was all that they feel they hear and i hope that your own will receive the healing and the you need for your life was worth it does and god can have a place in the lives of each one of you that the at the polls. the yeah in addition to theology bishop ullman also studied agricultural science and he represents his region at the pan amazon synod in rome attended by bishops from the 9 countries of the amazon region their agenda is comprehensive it ranges from poor infrastructure to de forestation of the r

i had to follow both the bishop and elijah cummings.applause] and at least in getting ahead of you and president obama today. [applause] in my old days i'm glad to do it. anyway, elijah was great. and he ended with his client and reasoned voice going into his booming voice by quoting the wonderful verse in the 40th chapter of isaiah they upon the lord will have the strength renewed in with wings as eagles and run and worthy. he kept doing more and more. the crowd was going crazy. over the course of these last few days i have had the chance to think a lot about elijah's life. he really did follow isaiah he was greatest one-liners in human affairs when the lord asked whom should i send and who shall go for me, isaiah said here i am lord send me. elijah cummings spent a whole life saying, send me. his entire lifetime. [applause] it's not even a teenager when he holds onto the swimming pool to groups integrated and they get banged on the head with a glass bottle living wil leaving a lifr which you were with honor. and then the people of bal

bishop thomas, how brilliant if it wasn't of elisha his parents to name him elijah. is a senate and secretary said, god is my lord is we know from the old testament, there is a traditionally missing at the the table for elijah. he might show up. he always mayday seat at the table for others. [applause] he mayday seat at the table for children for an education, for members of congress so that he could mentor them. for all who wanted to be part of the american dream, elijah himself personally lived the american dream and he wanted everyone else to have that opportunity. hence monday seats at the table. how fortunate for our country that his parents also taught him to live up to his name. how blessed are we all to know him and to benefit from his friendship and his leadership. elijah was a proud man. proud of his heritage and product baltimore [laughter] [applause] and proud of america. he always appealed to our better angels. and to the promised america of calling us to live up to our principles and for a higher purpose. is he said, so profound all of the words that we

it but the fan well gathering bishop bollman is also present to thank all those who took part. in. the last snap shots from the maiden voyage the 1st of many trips. then they set off for the official dedication ceremony in the state capital meanwhile the pumper francisco has taken up its important mission and began cycling regularly to the amazons isolated riddick communities serving people who until now have had hardly any access to health care. the fall of the berlin wall began long before november 1989. we visit the heroes of eastern europe. talk to those who began the struggle for freedom and those who showed personal courage. the moment all of them surprise me i saw it coming to new year's the 1st. what does it take to change the course of history and 15 minutes on d w. 2 itself. with its own gravitational pull. the finest musical compositions. with some mysteries terrific. man. don't tell me that he wasn't. done filming that that he never wrote. hard for yourself and the 2. to come up and i'm only playing when the. real distance of your heart is bombs. the bombs come. start o

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to discuss it and those bishops seem to be indicating that they think it is a good thing as well.umf, it loves reports and paperwork so there has been a report before this synod coming out of the people of the amazon, the bishops from the amazon will then produce a report, pope francis will read it and then he will produce something and it may well say people of the amazon can have married priests. could it be a trojan horse, opening up the whole question for the rest of the church? can you isolate it? you can isolate it in different ways, you can have a bishop sau i want this married man to become a priest, you can have a region say we want our region to have them and the pope cancer yes. i don't know if it is a trojan horse. i know there is resistance. that is a strong — and ever since francis ascended to the papacy — a strong contingent of ultra conservatives and they have broken cover. steve bannon, whose name keeps coming up, is a leader and a behind—the—scenes convener of the global first world anti—francis group. i note with some joy that his attempt to start a right—wing c

they'd come all the way from the amazon to make their case joining bishops from all over the world. they're hoping the catholic church will help them save the world's largest rain forest fis year manmade fires set by locusts have been raging destroying the homes and livelihoods of local indigenous communities. in his sermon pope francis blames destructive interests. the fire of god is warmth that attracts and gathers into unity it's fed by sharing not by prophets fire that destroys on the other hand blazes up when people want to promote only their own ideas. but there's a shortage of priests in the amazon cutting off many remote communities from the church to remedy this the 3 week meeting of bishops will consider allowing married men in the amazon to become priests in a working document it suggested this should quote be studied for older people prefer to be indigenous respected and accepted by their community even if they have an existing and stable family. if everything continues as it was if we spend our days content that this is the way things have always been done then the gift

bishop. i have separate question for you. we talked about language assistance and obviously there has best practices seem pretty reasonable. more balance in multiple languages. what are some of the things we can do you mentioned full training. what are some other ideas that we can continue do with the language assistance frame that we could invest in and support in order to make a difference and ensure people have access to the ballot. >> i think poll worker training if i could expand a little bit. it is developing and training modules. sometimes when people think a poll worker training to think about making sure that the lab translators are people that speak multiple languages that are surfing is hoarders. that's certainly one component of it but the other component is making sure the speak english that are working there, they still can't recognize the situation is it develops. in the know how to handle it. for example, if i am a company my mother to polling station, the back of my mother doesn't speak english well, that pol

and some members being bishops in the house of lords, but they should be up to the task.othered by this language?m appears not because there is an opinion poll which has put the tories on 40%, 16 points clear of labour on tories on 40%, 16 points clear of labouron 24, tories on 40%, 16 points clear of labour on 24, brexit party on 10%. academic research a couple of days ago was rather horrifyingly showing that people thought that it was ok for mps to suffer the slings and arrows of offensive behaviour and abuse and things as long as they, not the mps, the people, got their way. i think it is this polarisation that the remainers and the lever —— leavers want to have their way. and here we have a war between carrie murphy, she will be in charge of all of the election planning and john mcdonnell, the shadow chancellor. gary wants to getjeremy corbyn out, and garner as many votes as he can, john mcdonnell feels better to target certain seeds. and then there is the other difference thatjohn mcdonnell is very towards the idea ofa mcdonnell is very towards the idea of a referend

compact screaming [applause] >> i'm going morning baltimore thank you bishop thomas, for bringing us to your beautiful offices, to pay tribute to our darling precious elijah. mr. president, mr. president, mr. vice president, [applause] madame secretary, arch bishop, members of the clergy, distinguished guests, for o

you can isolate it in different ways, you can have a bishops eye i want this married man to become aou can have a region say we want our region to have him and the pope can say yes. you can do it in different ways. i know there is resistance. that is a strong ever since francis ascended to the papacy, a strong contingent of ultra conservatives and they have broken cover. steve allan is a leader and a behind—the—scenes convener of the global first world anti—francis group. i note with some joy his attempt to start a right—wing catholic place just south of rome, they have been thrown out. the italian government essentially threw them out this week. that is good. on the other hand as someone who is not party to all this, going back deep into the history of the church, i have been reading the new book by tom holland, dominion about the history of christianity in the west, the idea of celibacy as an add on, it seems not directed by the heavens but one that is deeply mundane, it was a necessary political manoeuvre at the end of the roman period, the beginning of the middle ages and why not

[applause] pelosi: bishop thomas, how brilliant was it of elijah's parents to name him elijah? said, his namey meant, "god is my lord." as we know from the old testament, there is a tradition to leave a seat at the table for elijah who might show up. but our elijah always made a seat at the table for others. [applause] pelosi: he made a seat at , for new for children members of congress so he could mentor them, for all who wanted to be part of the american dream. personally lived the american dream and wanted everyone else to have that opportunity. hence, many seats at the table. how fortunate for our country that his parents also taught him to live up to his name? how blessed are we all to know him, to benefit from his friendship and his leadership? elijah was a proud man. proud of his heritage. proud of baltimore. [applause] nancy pelosi: and proud of america. he always appealed to our better angels and to the promise of america of calling us to live up to our principles and for a higher purpose. , all the words that we will use that are the best words are words that elijah u

you talk about a lousy deal -- i had to follow both the bishop should and elijah cummings. at least i am getting in ahead of you president obama today. [laughter] [applause] pres. clinton: in my old age, i am the warm-up act, i am glad to do it. anyway, elijah was great. and he ended with his quiet and reasoned and rhythmic voice growing into his booming voice, quoting that wonderful verse from the 40th chapter of isaiah, saying "wait upon the lord. they will have their strength renewed. they will wind up with wings of eagles. they will walk and faint not." he kept going more and more. the crowd was going crazy. over the course of these last few days, i have had the chance to think a lot about elijah's life. he really did sort of mirror isaiah. he had one of the greatest one-liners in the history of human affairs. when the lord asked "who shall i send and who will go for me," isaiah said, "here i am, lord. send me." elijah cummings spent a whole life saying "send me," an entire lifetime. [applause] pres. clinton: he was not even a teenager when he hauled down to the swimmin

roman catholic bishops are gathering at the vatican this morning for the start of a three—week meetingussions on whether to allow married men to be ordained as priests. pope francis led a mass this morning to open the meeting, where catholic bishops from around the world will be discussing the future of the church in the amazon. if they decide to allow married men to become priests, it would break centuries of tradition, but would help to alleviate a shortage of clergymen in the region. john mcmanus reports. this is the fourth synod that pope francis will open since he was elected pontiff. unlike the others, it's set to be controversial. as well as the expected focus on the social and environmental challenges in the amazon, such as deforestation and mining, the 264 participants will also discuss whether the church should set aside its own rules on priestly celibacy and ordain older, married men. that would boost the church's presence in rural regions, where a shortage of clerics means priests often visit some communities only a few times a year. another idea is how to acknowledge and p

now the chair of the german bishops conference cardinal rinehart mox has pledged that the katha of this pledge the catholic church in solidarity with jews in germany speaking in berlin the cardinal said we will never part from our jewish brothers and sisters and that he was deeply affected by last week's terror attack in the eastern german town of kalak cardinal moch said he felt that germany and the church have a clear mission to ensure there is no place and he semitism. we can take a closer look at the cardinals that remarks with that date abuse are villages affairs correspondent martin welcome not even feel the catholic church has talked for a long time about fighting anti semitism is today's declaration going to make any difference well i don't think it's so. will make a lot of difference there and what is the case is that the catholic church has been very much involved in present frequency in the asian with the jewish community and it was obviously very important i think that essentially this comes down to the fact that you know this was a big shock for most people or on germany th

i had to follow both the bishop and elijah cummings.east i'm getting in ahead of you and president obama today. i'm just -- in my old age, i'm the warm-up act. i'm glad to do it. anyway, elijah was great. and he ended with his quiet and reasoned and rhythmic voice growing into his booming voice by quoting that wonderful verse from the 40th chapter of isaiah, the weight upon the lord will have their strength renewed, they will wind up with wings as eagles, they will walk with the we' we' weary. he just kept saying more and more. the crowd was going crazy. over the course of these last few days, i've had the chance to think a lot about elijah's life. he really did sort of mirr mirror isaiah, who had one of the greatest one-liners in the history of human affairs. when the lord asked, who shall i send and who will go for me, isaiah said, here i am, lord, send me. elijah cummings spent a whole life saying, send me. an entire lifetime. he was not even a teenager when he hauled down to the swimming pool and joins a group to integrate it, and f

i would love to see female bishops, i would love to see female bishops, i would love to see female cardinalsig spider! sorry to the people who are phobic. we had spiders in the other week and rachel was petrified. we had spiders in the other week and rachel was petrifiedlj we had spiders in the other week and rachel was petrified. i loved it, we had spiders in the other week and rachelwas petrified. i loved it, i loved looking at them, just not touching them. thank you very much. you are welcome. here's stav with a look at this morning's weather. a wet start for many? it is glorious parts of northern ireland, wales, south—west england, apart from a few this morning. you are enjoying some good sunrise pictures there but we have had this weather front which has brought a lot of rainfall to the north and east of the uk. this is the bump of high pressure which is moving into bring the fine weather but for scotland and eastern england, it has been extremely wet and is falling on saturated ground which is no surprise, we are seeing minor flooding which is no surprise, we are seeing minorflooding i

it was a plea for the bishops to be open to a real discussion over these next three weeks. ordaining married men as priests, how likely is that to get the vote? this isn't a synod that is for the purpose of discussing that. it is much more than that. essentially it is how the church can come to be present in the amazon. when you have a vast territory with at least 3 million people belonging to indigenous communities. you have very few priests so it is very hard for them to get there and people often will only receive the sacrament once a year. the amazonian catholic communities have been saying to the church, and they have been consulted over the last two years, 80,000 people have taken part in these consultations... they are saying look, we need you to be present 20 47 and we need the church that doesn't just pass 47 and we need the church that doesn'tjust pass through. it is also recognition of the leadership that already exists within amazonian communities and the church. the question of ordination comes up in that the question also of recognition of women's ministries a

let's be clear, this is a specific group of bishops meeting in rome, isn't it?s quite breathtaking. the first part of it, the voice of the amazon, is looking at all sorts of issues, the rights of indigenous populations, land rights, migration, the church's activity in the region and sustainable development. one of the questions within how the church —based ministers to be people in the region, a couple of lines in the document, is about the possibility of married priests. there is a shortage of clergymen. this is one small part of a wide—ranging discussion, and of course it is the one that people have hooked onto. this could fundamentally change how the catholic church is run? there area the catholic church is run? there are a couple of things to say. it is not a president, even in this country there are already married priests. anglicans who have come over. the unique thing about this is ina over. the unique thing about this is in a specific region, in order to serve the needs of the people who maybe don't see a priest for a year or two, could ordaining some el

the amazon cutting off many remote communities from the church to remedy this the 3 week meeting of bishops will consider allowing married men in the amazon to become priests in a working document it suggested this should quote be studied for older people prefer to be indigenous respected and accepted by their community even if they have an existing and stable family. if everything continues as it was if we spend our days content that this is the way things have always been done then the gift vanishes and smothered by the ashes of fear and concern for defending the status quo. would be controversial go catholic priests are required to be celibate so they can be fully devoted to the church and seditionists fear the move could pave the way for getting rid of the celibacy requirement altogether. a group of kurdish students in syria is offering a chance to briefly escape the horrors of war the students are crisscrossing the north of the country with movies to share to bring the magic of the cinema to children in the region. the world without more terror or fear for many children in the schoolya

representatives from the amazon region are attending a 3 week meeting with pope francis over a 100 bishops around the world they're trying to win more support for their effort to protect the rainforest the church in response is considering relaxing some of its strict rules for priests in order to better integrate isolated only in community. they've come all the way from the amazon to make their case joining bishops from all over the world they're hoping the catholic church will help them save the world's largest rain forest fis year manmade fires set by locusts have been raging destroying the homes and livelihoods of local indigenous communities. in his sermon pope francis blames destructive interests. the fire of god is warmth that attracts and gathers into unity it's fed by sharing not by profits via that destroys on the other hand blazes up when people want to promote only their own ideas. but there's a shortage of priests in the amazon cutting off many remote communities from the church to remedy this the 3 week meeting of bishops will consider allowing married men in the amazon to bec

catholic bishops vote in favour of allowing married men to become priests breaking with catholic tradition of celibacy within the church. officials in california are warning that historically strong winds expected this weekend are likely to fan the destructive wildfires that have taken hold. a state of emergency has already been declared in los angeles and sonoma counties. chris buckler reports. in several parts of california, families have been forced to flee as wildfires have learned through thousands of acres of dry land and into residential areas. we get a knock on the door at 3am from the sheriffs telling us we needed to leave, and live now. the tick fire in los angeles county has already caused a huge amount of damage, but it's dwarfed in size by the kincaid fire, which has spread across the sonoma county wine region in northern california and now threatens homes in the san francisco bay area. 50,000 people there have been ordered to leave. we're evacuating because this fire is very dangerous. and it is expected to move towards healdsburg and windsor this evening. the winds that we a

the majority of the bishops also called for the vatican to look into whether women should be ordained as deacons a role currently reserved for name in who are allowed to preach baptize witness marriages and perform funerals the pope admitted the church had yet to grasp the significance of women as well i mean this 130 we need to underline this we do not realize the role of women in the church we just look at the functional part which is important but the role of women in the church goes far beyond functionality. the group is a urging the church to recognize the unique spirituality cultures and needs of the amazonian faithful but it could have repercussions beyond this isolated territory some conservatives have warned that allowing such exceptions could lead to the global catholic church to ruin right now the situation we as a region. is opening the question if it's more important to preserve. the celibacy requirement. costs. have been many agree we need. it release for many many months every year. the anger over the me a discussion of the proposal saw some amazonian statues stolen fro

catholic bishops vote in favour of allowing married men to become priests in remote areas of the amazonllo and welcome to bbc news. the white house says president trump will make a major statement at the white house on sunday, following a tweet from the president saying something very big had just happened. no details have been given of what mr trump was referring to, but there's speculation that it could concern the leader of the islamic state militant group, abu bakr al—baghdadi. us media reports suggest he was the target of a us special forces operation in the syrian province of idlib on saturday. with me is our news reporter gareth barlow. what more do we know? with regard to the us government and donald trump, very little. late on saturday night he tweeted, very simply, something very because happen. no further detail and explanation. over an hour later the white house put out a little bit more expansive comment saying the president of the united states would be making a major statement tomorrow. that is sunday morning from the white house but again no further detail or explanation

catholic bishops from across the amazon have asked the vatican to consider an ally married deacons to become priests to alleviate a shortage of clergyman in the region the majority of the $180.00 bishops also proposed to reopen the debate on women becoming deacons pope francis told the bishops he will also reopen the work of a 2016 commission that studied the issue of women deacons the leader of the catholic church said he'd consider their proposals and prepare a document before the end of the year. for gilly is a professor of theology and religious studies at villanova university he explains why pope francis is considering the proposal despite the debate about married priests dividing the catholic church for generations. he's considering least because there's a lot of pressure coming from the current church globally and also because in these last night i mean since the 1950 s. you've got a church there had been a series of exceptions and special provisions for married priests you know got a church those carrying a special in from of the presence of jesus. the anglican churches they h

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and so first, thank you to the general manager, the team, especially lamonte bishop for ensuring we wereble to get to this moment. the context of this moment. as a native san franciscans, grew up in the fillmore i watched the city's transformation where these investments did not happen. and so to come forward now and begin to see these kinds of investment made in communities who traditionally have been overlooked, if not ignored, is noteworthy. i was particularly moved by one of the advocates from the community who spoke at the event yesterday and she said, you know, i'm really excited. we've been working so long and hard on this. and she said, sadly, my kids, who were young when i started this fight, are now adults. and so they won't get a chance to take advantage of it, however, all of these kids -- and she pointed to the wonderful group of young people, young students who were there, will be able to. so it reminded me and again reminds me of a song i will not sing -- >> [laughter] -- >> the wine sang, it's been a long time coming, but a change has finally come. i've waited past evenin

for the catholic bishops from across the amazon have made a historic a proposal to allow married men to become priests are also calling for women to be given a higher ranking role in the church has a report. there's a lot in this scene at the vatican that would have looked exactly the same hundreds of years ago but some centuries old traditions of the roman catholic church could be about to change. and want to reform there are some things to reform the church always has to reform itself. pope francis has been hosting bishops non's and community leaders from the amazon to discuss challenges such as the destruction of the rainforest. but the most hotly debated question was whether to allow some married men to join the priesthood in remote locations where there aren't enough clergy to perform regular mess but the majority of the bishops also called for the vatican to look into whether women should be ordained as deacons a role currently reserved for the lame in who are allowed to preach baptize witness marriages and perform funerals the pope admitted the church had yet to grasp the sign

one topic bishops will take up in a meet chicago kicked off this week.rters say it could help address a shortage of priests, especially in south america's amazon region, where 85% of villages can't celebrate mass on a weekly basis. but critics say it could lead to the removal of the celibacy requirement for priests, that requirement has been on the books for centuries. chief religious correspondent lauren green is live with this. lauren. >> amazon senate or meeting sparked heating debate in the catholic church, main controversy, the idea of married priest and care for the environment. the pope was seen walking with indigenous people from the amazon region, who have come to rome with 200 bishops for meeting on the amazon region. france care for the environment is crucial and fires in the amazon stripped the area of rain forest so important to the earth's ecosystem, the pope wants to fight fire with fire, fire of faith, that is. >> the fire set by interest that destroy like the fire that recently devastated amazonia, is not the fire of the gospel, fire of

pope francis has indicated an openness to discussing it, the bishops who i speak with...ountries to put this on the agenda. but the brazilians and peruvians that i speak with say it is not a core issue. presumably celibacy is quite central to catholicism when it comes to been ordained as a priest. so does the mere fact that the pope is talking about this, could that send ripples through the church and precipitate change? send ripples through the church and precipitate change ?|j send ripples through the church and precipitate change? i think it certainly has started a conversation. the pope is trying to put every idea on the table that he can to bring the catholic church and to bring the gospel and the sacraments of the catholic church does many people as possible. so this age—old discipline of celibacy in the roman catholic church, he said that, yeah, we should at least look at it. i think the idea is to spuras look at it. i think the idea is to spur as much conversation as is possible about how the catholic church can move from a missionary mandate, especially in the gl

the majority of the bishops also called for the vatican to look into whether women should be ordained as deacons a role currently reserved for the lame in who are allowed to preach bêtise witness marriages and perform funerals the pope admitted the church had yet to grasp the significance of women as women this 130 we need to underline this we do not realize the role of women in the church we just look at the functional part which is important but the role of women in the church goes far beyond functionality. the group is a urging the church to recognise the unique spirituality cultures and needs of the amazonian faithful but it could have repercussions beyond this isolated territory some conservatives have warned that allowing such exceptions could lead to the global catholic church to ruin right now. he is a reject. he's opening the question. it's more important to preserve. the celibacy requirement it costs. have the many careers weed out greece for many many months every year. anger over the me a discussion of the proposal so some amazonian statues stolen from a church during the