the pope wrote this at the close of the year of mercy. we have celebrated an intense jubilee year and received the grates of mercy in abundance the lord's goodness and mercy swept through the world. because each of us we have experienced at length the loving gaze of god, we cannot remain uneffected for it changes our lives. that certainly is a hope. >> yes. >> and you have been explaining exhorting to us thought the year of mercy, what would you like to see us do to continue on the panth of mercy in the path of charity. >> i hope it will be a renewal effort for us. and there's so much good happening, you mentioned some and we highlighted others. care for the homeless is another really important one in our local area, and there's a lot of work going on in that area. i hope it will renew people's energy for and attention to carrying out the works of mercy. they are part of the life of any true believer we have to put our faith into action, and the point of the jubilee year was not so much to do our good deeds and check them off lists and go

the pope, but maybe next day he can change things. but that doesn't seem to happen. >> no. it was a very human institution. with the close last week, there were progressive steps made in terms of divorce, talking about gay. then right wing organized and there is this backlash. it will go on again until they meet again. but at least it's on the table now. there are factions in catholicism. the extreme right wing has had full sail. they've been appointing bishops all over north and south america including the bishop of san francisco, extreme right wing group. they're not really interested in theology or spirituality. >> i forgot where it was had. >> the bishop, he fired him. >> that's pretty outstanding. >> yes. then the fact that the pope has chosen not to live in the palace. >> quite an example. liberation with the poor. we will take a break and talk more in the next segment. please join us as we have dr. matthew fox, an activist as well as a mystic and great writer. >>> welcome back. we have been talking to dr. matthew fox. he has a

pope francis published a wonderful book about the mercy of god. mercy is pope francis calling card. he's merciful, not damning. but even last week or 10 days ago the vatican issued a rejection of gay marriage saying that god does not bless sin. god does not bless these relationships. that's the old damning, dooming god from whom pope francis had declared independence and the beginning of his papacy when he said about gay people who am i to judge. it's a long way from who am i to judge to what we got last week about god doesn't bless sin. so clericalism is this entire structure of power. anti-sex, anti-woman. anti-laypeople. and it's intention is to protect the power of the hierarchy. it's a violation of human rights. it's a violation of justice but more to the point for us catholics, it's a violation of the gospel. it betrays everything jesus christ stood for. clericalism is the problem, mike. i'm not telling you anything but that catholic church has yet to deal with it. >> i wonder if you could explain one of the three witches celibacy because many people inside the catholic church

we don't know what the pope left to his decision but me. i personally think that he would have accepted the nation if he thinks that he has no moral authority any more to lead to statistics. and by not accepting it, he says ok, lead your flock. take your responsibility in this way by thing in your job. and i personally enforce my wish that the pope would not accept a resignation. and i hope he will go on this way to, to learn how to deal with these problems because he really developed his himself. if he said he's now saying things 3 years ago, he was not able to think about. for example, for example, one thing he was asked 3 years ago. did any bishop think about 29? after all happened? and she said no, but she said it in the way, know how day you too asked me. and now he said, oh, this worked, it was inside him and she was really concerned by the fact that we should think about these things. and, and that shows that he realizes that there is a deeper responsibility of the bishops. anna is, sir, is cardinal marks, the a man that you can iden

that offer has been rejected as we have to understand it by the pope. now, what does that, what does that mean? because i think many people had pinned the hopes on cardinal boxes. perhaps a man for the future of the church for galvanizing the future of the church. we don't know what the pope left to his decision, but i personally think that he would have accepted the recognition if he thinks that he has no moral authority any more to leave his dietetics and by not accepting it. he says ok, lead your flock. take your responsibility in this way by staying in your job. and i personally enforce my wish that the pope would not accept a resignation. and, and i hope he will go on this way to, to learn how to deal with these problems because he really developed himself. if he said he's now saying things 3 years ago, he was not able even to think about. for example, for example, one thing he was asked 3 years ago, did any bishop think about present to resign? after all happened and she said no. but he said it in the way, know how day you too asked me. and now he

and now has there been a reaction yet from the pope? has he accepted the card that was offered to step down? no, i mean at this point, although one must assume that because this has been made public, i mean marlis. we are in a situation in which the hand of the book has been far as the position. the vatican too said they are making a decision, but the pope has allowed marks to make his letter of request of resignation. public, you know, there has not been any clear any theory sent for signed from the vatican or the church. but mainly i think that a lot of us looking at the still kind of shows sharp by the intensity of the move. i mean, it, it's really, it is really remarkable to see somebody, soto senior, essentially walk out in protest in such clear and start terms. indeed, i mean, his criticism was very staving. he writes that the catholic church is facing a dead end. i mean, that is in fact a direct quote from the cardinal's letter. do you think this kind of move will kick start meaningful reform within the church? what kind of impac

and then we'll talk about the, the pope's reaction to it all. the cardinal hind hod marks is seen as a modern either in the catholic church. he wants more acumen ism, but above all, he wants a thorough clarification of the scandal. marks has heard the victims and regrets that he himself did not do enough to protect them. according to a study catholic clergy in germany has sexually abused at least $3677.00 children since the end of world war 2. the number of unreported cases is likely much higher, but clarification has been slow marks, believe the church is at a dead spot and that there need to be consequences. the escape about recognizing on the one hand, the failure of individual official and also responsibility for the institution itself. does the wrong person have to go? so continental marks offered to resign. that route. that offer has been rejected as we have to understand it by the pope. now, what does that, what does that mean? because i think many people had pin the hopes on cardinal boxes. perhaps a man for the future of the church for

we don't know what the pope left to his decision but me. i personally think that he would have accepted the rubric nation if he thinks that he has no moral authority any more to lead his dias 6. and by not accepting it, he says ok, lead your flock. take your responsibility in this way by staying in your job. and i personally enforce my wish that the pope would not accept a resignation. and, and i hope he will go on this way to, to learn how to deal with these problems because he really developed his himself. if he said he's now saying things 3 years ago, he was not able to think about. for example, for example, one thing he was asked 3 years ago, did any bishop think about present to resign? after all happened and she said no. but she said it in the way, know how day you too asked me. and now he said, oh, this worked, it was inside him and she was really concerned by the fact that we should think about these things. and, and that shows that he realizes that there is a deeper responsibility of the bishops. anna is, sir, is cardinal marks. th

pope francis has himself been accused _ adults. pope francis has himself been accused in _ adults. himself been accused in his _ adults. pope francis has himself been accused in his time - adults. pope francis has himself been accused in his time as - adults. pope francis has himself been accused in his time as a i adults. pope francis has himself- been accused in his time as a bishop of using discretion in the handling of using discretion in the handling of cases, not to treat some of these cases as seriously as they should. do you think what he has learned as pope has changed his perspective on the gravity of child sexual abuse, not so much the offences themselves, but perhaps the long term effect they have on the lives of those who survive them. they have on the lives of those who survive them-— survive them. absolutely. i think everybody _ survive them. absolutely. i think everybody who — survive them. absolutely. i think everybody who deals _ survive them. absolutely. i think everybody who deals with - survive them. absolutely. i think everybody who deals with these l survive

we don't know what the pope left to his decision but me. i personally think that he would have accepted the nation if he thinks that he has no moral authority any more to lead his diocese. and by not accepting it, he says, okay, lead your flock. take your responsibility in this way by thing in your job. and i personally enforce my wish that the pope would not accept a resignation. and, and i hope he will go on this way to, to learn how to deal with these problems because he really developed himself. if he said he's now saying things 3 years ago, he was not able even to think about. for example, for example, one thing he was asked 3 years ago did any push or think about present to resign? after all happened and she said no. but he said it in the way, know how day you to ask me. and now he said, oh, this worked, it was inside him and she was really concerned by the fact that we should think about these things. and, and that shows that he realizes that there is a deeper ability of the bishop's. anna is, sir, is cardinal marks, the a man that y

that offer has been rejected as we have to understand it by the pope. now, what does that, what does that mean? because i think many people had pin the hopes on cardinal boxes. perhaps a man for the future of the church for galvanizing the future of the church. we don't know what the pope left to his decision, but i mean, i personally think that he would have accepted the nation if he thinks that he has no moral authority any more to lead his diocese. and by not accepting it, he says, okay, lead your flock. take your responsibility in this way by staying in your job. and i personally enforce my wish that the pope would not accept a resignation. and, and i hope you will go on this way to, to learn how to deal with these problems because he really developed himself. if he said he's now saying things 3 years ago, he was not able even to think about. for example, for example, one thing he was asked 3 years ago did any push or think about present to resign? after all happened and she said no. but he said it in the way, know how day you to ask me. and now he

pope francis issues the most comprehensive overhaul of laws in the roman catholic church for nearly fortyrganisers of the grand slam tennis tournaments promise to address players�* concerns about mental health — after naomi osaka withdraws from the french open. and — the spetacular last pictures from a drone — as it crashes into an erupting icelandic volcano. welcome to bbc news. joe biden has become the first sitting us president to visit the city of tulsa in oklahoma to commemorate the race massacre that took place there 100 years ago. he said that for too long, the history of the tulsa race massacre had been silenced, but now it would be known. the president also announced that vice president kamala harris will lead the administration's efforts on voting rights as republican state lawmakers across the country attempt to enact voting restrictions. our correspondent, gary o'donoghue reports from tulsa. this is the first time an american president has come to tulsa to acknowledge the horror of the massacre. local residents showed him around the greenwood cultural centre where he got to me

mom, why has the pope refused cardinal not says resignation? well, the letter that the po issued and respond to march, request her offer of resignation. it's actually really quite enlightening because it shows that essentially thing full agreements are express himself in full agreement with marks and a couple of things that are really quite, quite remarkable. the 1st one is that the analysis and the miracle, i mean, so this sort of contrition and public messages of guilt and you know, self so flagellation, so to say are simply not enough that he says, well, you know, the attitude and the institutional idea of taking refuge in the, in the institutional integrity of the church and then saying, yes, we have actually, you know, made mistakes or we have seen a but then pretending that, you know, business can just go on a few, shall it's no longer acceptable. at least the folks response and that it's a matter of fact, you recognize this and merge position. the sense that it is important to put, he actually write the letter in spanish and you've been

it's an offer of resignation that still has to be accepted by the pope. it may not be that he suggests that he is disgusted with the systemic wrong in the church. he, it's almost a despairing turn, although he tries the effect that by talking about the possibility of the necessity for reform. i suppose people who are sympathetic towards him would argue that this is a very humble and a very moving and appropriate gesture. he has his critics who would say just a minute in 2006 he himself is bishop trio, failed to investigate allegations of child abuse. that story broke only 2 months ago in the german media. and he is really under pressure about that. so it could be interpreted and is by his detractors as a very fruit move on his part to shift the responsibility from his personal feelings or that he does mention those in his brief tucked away in the, in the, in the letter he to the systemic problems. in the church and present himself as, as, as an odd and reformer. let's take a look at a quote from the cardinal's lesser to the pope. he rose. it is important

why didn�*t the pope go further and make that a specific outlined point in the new law?ortant change in the laws here. so i think it is both now. it is recognising this is notjust a sin against the sixth commandment, this is a violation of people and persons. it�*s not just about sex, it�*s about destroying the dignity of a human person. the united states is to suspend all oil and gas development in the vast national wildlife refuge in alaska, halting the trump administration�*s controversial plan to expand arctic fossil fuel development. the us interior department said it was notifying firms of the freeze, pending a comprehensive environmental review that will determine whether leases should "reaffirmed, voided or subject to additional mitigation measures," the agency said in a statement. alaska—based nature conservation groups have welcomed the suspension. a drone trying to film a volcano in iceland has crashed into a lava spew. youtuberjoey helms wanted a mesmerizing close up view of the spectacle, but the flight didn�*t go quite to plan. you can reach me on twitter —

and then pope francis has to approve it as well.ect. it's medicine and nourishment for the weak. so i don't know if i'm going to see pope francis approving a document that might exclude people from receiving communion based on these cultural hot-button issues. >> especially the president. i want to ask you about that. what are the chances we might see president biden and pope francis meet face-to-face, have a visit at the white house? >> well, i mean, it would be great if we have the pope come visit the united states again. you remember, jim, what that was like the last time he came. i don't know if he's going to be coming back any time soon. he has a lot of other countries he says is on his list. we heard all of this stuff about the meeting when biden was in europe that, well, the pope shunned him. didn't meet with him. they were never supposed to meet. the pope has had a very warm relationship with president biden. so if he does come to the united states again, you can be sure that he will meet with president biden, and they will

why did not the pope go further and make that a specific outlined point in the new law?think, the way i read it, is _ point in the new law? i think, the way i read it, is it - point in the new law? i think, the way i read it, is it is - the way i read it, is it is both now, it�*s notjust a violation of celibacy, but it�*s also a crime against the dignity of persons, that is extremely important. an extremely important. an extremely important. an extremely important change in the laws here. so i think it is both now. it is recognising this is notjust a sin against the sixth commandment, this is a violation of people and persons. it�*s notjust about sex, it�*s about destroying the dignity of a human person. ilqu’ith dignity of a human person. with these laws. _ dignity of a human person. with these laws, canon _ dignity of a human person. with these laws, canon law, - dignity of a human person. with these laws, canon law, briefly, it is enforceable within the church by bishops. should the decision not have been made to go further and say there is a duty to report it to the

we must welcome everyone who is in a difficult or venerable situation. >> it is difficult for the pope to address every situation, like this couple who are both practicing catholics and fathers to three children. >> i would like to have some kind of recognition, a blessing, so that we can celebrate our relationship with our church community. >> they desire shared by thousands of homosexual couples throughout the world. >> special focus there on the row over the blessing of gay unions by the catholic church. we will keep watching developments on that and of course other world news. stay with us. ç?ç?ç?ç?o■o■Ñ■ç■ç■ç■@/>>>>>mmvwg 06/02/21 06/02/21 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! pres. biden: my fellow americans, this was not a riot. this was a massacre. [applause] pres. biden: among the worst in our history. amy: president biden visits tulsa, oklahoma, to mark the 100th anniversary of one of the deadliest race massacres in the

this was apology from the pope. this was a crime against _ apology from the pope.his was a crime against humanity. an - a crime against humanity. an assault on ourfirst a crime against humanity. an assault on our first nation people. we are proud people. we are very proud people. the only crime we have committed as children was born indigenous. pope francis said earlier this month that he was pained by the discovery at kamloops but stopped short of a formal apology. courtney bembridge, bbc news. leaders of the european union have rejected a joint called by germany and france to renew direct contact with the russian president vladimir putin, broken off seven years ago when moscow annexed crimea. angler merkel said after talks in brussels that it had not been possible to reach an agreement and some eu members, especially east european states warned against giving concessions at a time of worsening relations with russia —— angela merkel. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: learning more about the ancestors, a new discovery the cast light on life before the end ——

this was apology from the pope. this was a crime against _ apology from the pope.ty. - apology from the pope. this was a crime against humanity. an - a crime against humanity. an assault on ourfirst a crime against humanity. an assault on our first nation people. we are proud people. we are very proud people. the only crime we ever committed as children was being born indigenous.— children was being born indigenous. children was being born indiuenous. ,. , indigenous. the schools were funded by _ indigenous. the schools were funded by the _ indigenous. the schools were funded by the canadian - funded by the canadian government and in 20 —— 2008 it apologise for the system but so far there has been no apology from the roman catholic church, which was responsible for the operations of up to 70% of residential schools in canada. courtney bembridge, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the cosmic dawn: scientists say they have found the first convincing evidence of when stars began to shine. members of the neo—nazi resistance movement stormed the world tr

but any letters offering his resignation to the pope, he gives the impression that he is disgusted with the very slow progress of reforms within the church. and specifically with regard to the child abuse scandal. on the other hand, one has taught to see that he's under considerable fire himself for having not investigated the case of a priest in his own diocese, the diocese of tree at the time, 2006 accused of child abuse. and that was really only brought the public attention 2 months ago by the media. so he is under fire, and his letter of resignation mentions personal failure. but it's packed away in a, in a letter that is really a distress signal about failure within the systems failure within the institution. and one, his critics would say that he is deflecting criticism from himself, personal criticism to the institution. how big of a deal is this resignation and how important a figure is cardinal marks in the hierarchy of the catholic church. it's a bunch show. cardinal marks is not in the athenian bishop in germany. he is. he's president of the e u. conference of catholic bishop

one of the japanese most senior catholic clergyman office the pope his resignation. the archbishop of munich cardinal 900 mark says he was sponsibility for the catastrophe of sexual abuse by clerics over the past decade. had detained journalists, romano savage, and passed on fellow ruthie and states, television opposition, figures stay hostage video, and that his comments were made under the ah me i'm all i was i got welcome through the program. we begin in hong kong where hundreds of people have defined a band on gatherings to mark the anniversary of the $989.00 gentlemen square massacre. hong kong used to be the only chinese city where a vigil could be held, but for the last 2 years. chinese authorities have bandits. 32 years ago, chinese troops killed hundreds if not thousands of student protesters in beijing. the massacre remains a taboo topic in mainland china. a light to remember lives last knocked out just a moment later. but the resistance of hong kong is, is proving more difficult to extinguish for 30 bands and annual vigil for the victims of the $989.00 gen

but he's let, offering his resignation to the pope, he gives the impression that he is disgusted with the very slow progress and performs within the church. and specifically with regard to the child abuse scandal . on the other hand, one has to also see that he's under considerable fire himself for having not investigated the case of the priest, neither diocese, the diocese, a tree at the time, 2006 accused of child abuse. and that was really only brought to the public attention 2 months ago by the media. so he is under fire and his letter of resignation mentions personal failure. but it's tucked away in a, in a letter that is really a distress signal about failure within the system space within the institution. and one, his critics would say that he is deflecting criticism from himself, personal criticism to the institution. how big of a deal is this resignation and how important a figure is cardinal marks and the the hierarchy of the catholic church. i knew it above show. cardinal marks is not only a senior bishop in germany. he is. he's president of the e u. conference of catholic

mom, why has the pope refused cardinal not says resignation? well, the letter, the, the po, issued in response to march, request or offer a resignation. it's actually really quite enlightening because it shows the pope that essentially thing full agreements are express himself in full agreement with marks. and since a couple things that are really quite quite remarkable, the 1st one is that the analysis and the miracle, i mean, so this sort of contrition and public messages of guilt and you know, self self legislation. so to say are simply not enough that he says, well, you know, the attitude and the institutional idea of taking refuge in the, in the institutional integrity of the church. and then saying, yes, we have actually, you know, made mistakes or we have seen a but then pretending that, you know, business can just go on a future will no longer accept or leave the folks response. and that it's a matter of fact, you recognize this and merge position. the sense that it is important to put, he actually write the letter in spanish and the nu

and he has is very close relation with the pope. and he has a massive footprint in, by taking politics over the last 5 or 6 years. our religious corresponded mountain, got them berlin. thank you martin. you're welcome. joe biden is kicking off his 1st global to as president. he's in the united kingdom. well, meet with prime minister board johnson will hear more about his agenda from our correspondent in a moment. but 1st here's how biden began his trip with a message of strong support for his allies and a warning for russia. touching down the u. k. on emission to reset the american relations with the world on his 1st trip abroad since taking office. president joe biden has a pact itinerary. the g 7 summit is followed by a nato meeting you talks and a face to face with russian president vladimir putin. from america 1st to ladies, 1st, the president set himself apart from his predecessor, even before stepping up to the microphone, his wife jill, giving the opening remarks to the us troops stationed at the base as the daughter of a nav

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pope francis issues the most comprehensive overhaul of laws in the roman catholic church for nearly a0. organisers of the grand slam tennis tournaments promise to address players�* concerns about mental health after naomi osaka withdraws from the french open. and the spetacular last pictures from a drone as it crashes into an erupting volcano. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. president biden has been visiting the city of tulsa in oklahoma to mark a century since a white mob attacked a black district, killing as many as 300 people. the attack on an affluent black community, known as black wall street, followed an alleged assault on a white teenage girl. president biden has called on all americans to reflect on what he described as the "deep roots of racial terror" in the country's history. our correspondent gary o'donoghue reports from tulsa. this is the first time an american president has come to tulsa to acknowledge the horror of the massacre. local residents showed him around the greenwood cultural centre where he got to meet the only known survivors of

why has the pope refused cotton a marxist resignation? well, i mean, it's very hard to say why i mean, what are the reasons behind what is quite clear? is that in terms of, you know, what was a very, very, very big public relations stunned. we might call it, i mean, it was really a very big deal. we could go, this can only be rid of the sense that we're talking about offering a resignation where of last week it really looked like, you know, what's really just pretending nation closing the door in a position of power. now what we have with the pope essentially saying, no, i mean you're going to stay where, where you are, of course, hard to say why, but you need to luck to you within the traditional integrity at the end of the game . if it's clearly noted in the end and now it is for cardinal marks, essentially to say something because it's obviously can not be the last word. so what could be the next step then for the archbishop of munich, he's one of the catholic church, most senior figures, an unknown liberal cleric. it's really very, ve

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as an outsider, it is interesting to see that the pope opposes this move. it will be interesting to watch how this goes. from what i understand, the decision of communion falls to the local bishop. that is in the parish or whatever that biden attends. if the local bishop chooses to withhold communion, i believe the pope can overrule him. the church is very hierarchical, but the divisions within the catholic church, along with many other churches and religious organizations in the u.s., are deep. host: you are a multi platform journalists, including your podcast "egg to differ." guest: it is a weekly pot cast -- podcast, we call it centerleft to center-right. i am host, we have linda chavez on the center-right, me, david linger, william gholston. every week we have a guest. the guests have been outstanding. they bring tremendous intellectual that halliday -- intellectual vitality. we discuss the issues of the weekend the issues of our time with civility, information, without shouting, without curse words, and it is a great hour. it drops friday's and you can

his resignation comes just two weeks after the pope a review of several sex abuse scandals within theholic church in germany. initial investigations have decades of cover-up by clergy. here is cardinal marx speaking with the press today. >> for me, this is about taking joint responsibility for what happened inside the church, a place which is supposed to provide space for healing, hope and confidence. and the horror about the fact that inside our churches, this amount of sexual abuse took place. phil: let's talk more about this with dw religious affairs correspondent martin gatt. i found the cleric's comments slightly cryptic. what is he saying he did or failed to do, or is he saying he tried to do something in the catholic church stopped him? i don't understand what he is getting at. martin: the point that is being made is that a serious attempt was made and i think the reference was very clearly made by marx to what is now known as a path, democratizing the german catholic church byringin in people to have conversations in bringi other gups that were discussing, for instance, women

the president assured the pope that he could do all he could with his supply.er, the united states declared the unilateral de-escalation in vietnam. during the christmas and the enemies new year holiday, it was suspended for 37 days duty u.s. bombardment of targets in the north. the hope that this will bring some peaceful response from hanoi. instead, they learned of tremendous movements of troops to the south. an increased flow of unarmed -- ♪ ♪ ♪ this traffic in arms was identified as the work of hanoi. but north vietnam refused to admit publicly that he was sending regular forces to commit acts of aggression and sabotage from the south. ♪ ♪ ♪ and january 1966, the united states strongly urged the united nations to enter vietnam. yes ambassador goldberg urged the security council to consider calling a seeking of peace on the basis of an accord. but the united nations had no more power than any other instrument to get involved in those peace talks. the problem according to secretary general -- was that hanoi's feeling was that they would dilute the power of 19

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peters square, pope francis said he was following with deloire, making pain and sorrow, depending on translate it, but however you translate, it's not the apology that many in canada were looking for only a few days ago, the prime minister of canada justin trudeau blasted the catholic church for not stepping up and apologizing. now, the vatican said the pope expressed his closeness to the canadians and called for political and religious authorities to shed light on what happened in canada. but the problem is in canada, they say that enough life has been shed already on what happened the canadian government already admitted in those catholic-run schools at least until the 1970s, sexual and physical abuse was rampant. and indigenous children were -- they spoke the native language and they apologized for it and the catholic church did the same instead, the pope's apology was received by the indigenous community in canada as a worldwide travesty phillip, frances >> that tragedy just coming to life thank you so much. >>> still to come on "early today," should women be required to register

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allowed in most other states. germany's most senior catholic cleric has offered his resignation to pope francis. cardinal hot mark mark says he must share responsibility for what he called. the cat is katasha catastrophe of sexual abuse by members of the church. his resignation comes as weeks after the pope ordered a review of several sex abuse scandals in germany. see you have banned villa russian aircraft from its airspace. is comes after detained activists that are man for the favorite. made a confession on stay tv, about organizing anti government protests, which his family says was coerced. 10 days ago bellows forced his ryan air flight to land in mens in order to arrest him. to hong kong now where hundreds of people have defied a ban on gatherings to mark the anniversary of the $989.00 gentlemen square massacre on kong. used to be the only chinese city where a vigil could be held bond for the last 2 years. chinese authorities have banded 32 years ago. chinese troops killed hundreds if not thousands of student protesters in beijing massacre remains a taboo topic in mainland china.

also on the program, one of germany's most senior catholic clergyman office, the pope his resignation. the archbishop of munich reinhardt marks as he shared responsibility for the catastrophe of sexual abuse by clerics over the past decades . germany agrees to pay respirations over its genocide in color era. the media will hear from a tribal leader says the payments aren't nearly in awe . i'm feel gale. welcome to the program today marks anniversary of beijing's 1989 gentlemen square massacre authorities in hong kong, a band annual vigil for victims for a 2nd year. despite this several 100 people did gather near victoria park and were outnumbered by thousands of police who are deployed across the city, making multiple arrests. a light to remember lives last snapped out just moments later. but the resistance of hong kong is, is proving more difficult to extinguish for 30 band and annual visuals for the victims of the 1989 gentlemen scram massacre. for the 2nd year in a row. they cited close at safety restrictions, although other mass gatherings like concerts and football matches, have

. >>> pope francis is criticized for not issuing an apology over canadian death, only going as far as calling it this sad affair after the remains of 215 students were discovered >>> then to a fight of another kind between the legendary boxer floyd mayweather and reality star logan paul. we've got the pay per few highlights. >>> and rewriting the books again, simone biles gets getting better and better. it's monday. "early today" starts now. >> good morning on this monday i'm phillip mena. >> glad you're with us i'm frances rivera after a weeks' long manhunt, police have arrested two suspects in connection with the road rage shooting that took the life of a 6-year-old boy in california 24-year-old ares marcus anthony and lee nguyen are in custody. they were apprehended in costa m mesa they're expected to be charged with murder. aiden leos died last month after being shot while his mom was driving him to school. the reward had climbed up to half a million dollars authorities have not said which of the two shot aiden. >>> the biden administration is trying to bolster the nation's cyber

in a letter to the pope last week, not himself accused of committing any abuse. he said he shared responsibility. what he called the catastrophe of sexual abuse by clerics child labor has risen for the 1st time in 20 years. united nation has 160000000 children around the well being forced to work more than half a younger than 12. the u. s. warning that the condemning could push millions more into life. when the former german families minister from cisco, i defy, has been stripped of a ph. d. of a plagiarism and her thesis. social democrat, resigned last month of the contract after having already announced that she stopped using the title doctor. doctrines in germany, highly prized, but of course the number of senior politicians trouble in recent years. india, where the monsoon season has begun with a tragedy at least 11 people, including ain't children have died after a building cops in room by it's believe that heavy rains undermine the poorly constructed house. the country's preparing for more months in disastrous. it's a race against time. for these rescue wor

but he's let offering his resignation to the pope, he gives the impression that he is disgusted with the very slow progress and performs within the church. and specifically, with regard to the child abuse scandal. on the other hand, one has to see that he's under considerable fire himself for having not investigated the case of a priest in his own diocese, the diocese of tree at the time, 2006 accused of child abuse. and that was really only brought to the public attention 2 months ago by the media. so he is on the fire and his letter of resignation mentions personal failure. but it's packed away in a, in a letter that is really a distress signal about failure within the systems failure within the institution. and one, his critics would say that he is deflecting criticism from himself, personal criticism to the institution. how big of a deal is this resignation and how important a thicker is cardinal marks and the the hierarchy of the catholic church is above show. cardinal marks is not only a senior bishop in germany. he is. he's president of the e u. conference of catholic bishops

the photo of the pope belonged to her mother, who abused her for years.. it was a way of ripping her up, i guess, ripping up my mother. >> reporter: in her memoir, "rememberings," she reveals chilling details of the abuse and decades of mental health struggles that followed, som playing out on social media. >> no way for people to be living. >> reporter: after seeking treatment and rehab, today, she seems to be in a better place, living in a peaceful house in a remote area outside of dublin. as you and i sit here, how do you feel how are you? >> i'm good. yeah i've been really good since moved into this place about a year ago yeah, it's real peaceful somebody told me that you have anxiety. >> reporter: it's true i am riddled with it. >> it is terrible. i suffer from complex post-traumatic stress disorder, from things that i went through growing up. >> reporter: she also describes in her book being inspired by muhammad ali, frightened by prince, and misunderstood by old blue eyes. >> what happened, poor frank sinatra had been told this was this cheeky iris

pope believes. she just wasn't threatening to people. she also had a number of very powerful political friends, and i'm indebted to cassandra good's work on this idea. both men who were individual personal friends and then a very large circle of acquaintances who claim that they would rather talk to her about politics than to james. next slide please. and i should also add that sarah interestingly was the first first lady the set up a salon in the white house specifically for female visitors where women could gather without men. but visitors and friends wrote that you could rarely find sarah in that female space because she was always with with the men. now my my final image here is a marvelous de guerotype of what you could call the white house family a group that includes. james buchanan who's kind of looming in the left there? his niece harriet lane. we've already seen a wonderful bust of cave johnson james and sarah write in the center there and and directly next to you on the other side of james is dolley madison. it's a really it's

pope benedict knocked over by a woman who jumped the barricade during mass.er bystander barely making his way on to the popemobile. it appears benedict didn't even notice. his successor not as forgiving. >> pope francis swatting away a woman who pulled his harm. he later apologized for losing his patience but there's a dark history here of popes being targeted. this is serious, worrying business. it may all seem frivolous but it's only a short step from something much worse. honestly a hundred steps. that's about the distance that the insurrectionists were from former vice president mike pence. and they were not offering sweets. they wanted to hang him. >> meantime, benjamin netanyahu is on the verge of losing power and not going quietly. denying the legitimacy of his own defeat. sounds familiar, right? >> we are witnessing the greatest election fraud in the history of the country. in my opinion, in the history of any democracy. >> that election, the 2020 presidential election was, by far, the most corrupt election in the history of our country. >> as a coali

the pope is influencing us from the outside. bankers are influencing us from the outside. masons are from outside the government creeping in. now, by the modern age we're in now, many times it's the american government itself. so, if the modern conspiracy theories have a birthday, it is in 1947, with the national security act of 1947. it establishes the national security council, it established the cia, it establishes the air force. the air force had prior been part of the army. it established the joint chiefs of staff and creates the cia, as i said. it's charged with, quote, other functions and duties related to intelligence. that is boring government speak for, secret operations, right? covert ops. if we let the russians know how much we're paying for, things in the security -- they'll have an estimate of how much money we might be spending and what we're spending it on. this is really important. for the first time american history, the federal government is saying, we are going to have a part of the government outside of democratic observation. we're going to have a par

but he's later offering his resignation to the pope. he gives the impression that he is disgusted with the very slow progress that performs within the church. and specifically, with regard to the child abuse scandal. on the other hand, one has to also see that he's under considerable fire himself for having not investigated the case of the priest and his own diocese, the diocese, a tree at the time. 2006, accused of child abuse. and that was really only brought to the public attention the 2 months ago by the media. so he is on the fire and his letter of resignation. mentions personal failure. but it's packed away in a, in a letter that is really a distress signal about failure within the systems failure within the institution. and one, his critics would say that he is deflecting criticism from himself personal because of them to the institution. how big of a deal is this resignation and how important a figure is cardinal mark than the the hierarchy of the catholic church. i knew it above show. cardinal marks is not only athenian bishop

one of germany's most senior catholic clergyman offers the pope his resignation. the archbishop of munich, cardinal hallmarks says he shared responsibility for the catastrophe of sexual abuse by clerics over the past decades. facebook suspend donald from the count for 2 years. the former president calls the ban an insult to the millions who voted for him. ah, i'm all i was like a welcome to the program. we begin in hong kong where hundreds of people have defied a band on gatherings to mark the anniversary of the 1989 t n and then square massacre. hong kong used to be the only chinese city where a vigil could be held, but for the last 2 years, chinese authorities have banned it. 32 years ago, chinese troops killed hundreds, if not thousands of student protesters in beijing. the massacre remains a to be a topic in mainland china. a light to remember lives lost enough doubt just moments later. but the resistance of hong kong is, is proving more difficult to extinguish authorities band and annual vigil for the victims of the 1989 gentlemen scram, masika for the 2nd ye

how do you account for so the the mental gymnastics from getting to garibaldi to now the pope is our our greatest hope on earth? mental gymnastics is a good way to put it and garibaldi was actually the central figure and the mental gymnastics. i find. what happens is they start off in the revolutions of 1848 watching these events unfold a broad and analyzing which elements of this do we like which elements of this do we not like and and that analysis garibaldi emerged as really kind of the hero. i mean internationally not just in the south but for these conservative southerners, he was the military guy. he's not out there trying to create socially quality so they were able to hold him up as this really kind of relatively unthreatening symbol of the march of national independence that they liked from the revolutions of 1848. of course, then when the american civil war breaks out garibaldi considers an offer to come fight for the united states against the confederacy, and he also continually makes his antislavery sentiments clear as well. so for the confederates garibaldi goes from thi

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not the pope says he must pass the bed and international film festival gets under way. due to the pan dimming, this is better, natalie is the 1st to take place under this dog as an open air celebration of cinema. ah, i'm rebecca, it says welcome to the program. british prime minister barak johnson has grated us president joe biden, and the english seaside resort of commerce bay ahead of the g 7 summit. they were accompanied on their strong by their wives carried johnson and 1st lady joe biden. the 2 ladies holding talks before the summit, which begins on friday, appears in counter marks, the start of president gordon's 1st foreign to london correspond big mouth is insert, ives in cornwall, whether g 7 ladies will be meeting tomorrow. i asked her what my issues i'll be discussing. yes, indeed, they're meeting you in the southwest corner of england and cornwall, which is where both johnston used to be on holiday as a child, a beautiful corner of the united kingdom, and probably a fitting backtrack for him to woo president joe biden. because we know that president biden ha