church. that, it seems to me, comes within the private beliefs that a catholic might have. but as far as whether i could attend this sort of a function in your church, where i as senator or president could attend a function in your service connected with my position of office, then i could attend and would attend. >> the position with regard to the chapel that was dedicated, which i believe you accepted the invitation to attend and then the press had said that cardinal dougherty brought pressure and you did not attend. >> i'll be delighted to respond. i was invited in 1947 after my election to by dr. polling to attend a dinner to raise funds in an inter-faith chapel in honor of those that went down 14 years ago. i was delighted to accept, because i thought it was a useful and worthwhile cause. a few days before i was due to accept, i learned through my administrative assistant, who had friends in philadelphia, two things. first, that i was listed, and this is in dr. polling's book in which he describes the incident, as the spokesman for the catholic faith at the dinner. char

catholics. there's specific things that are denounced, including separation of church and state. e freedom of religions, other than catholic to propagate themselves and the freedom of conscience. do you still feel, these being binding upon you, that you hold your oath of office above your allegiance to the pope on these issues. >> let's go through the issues because i don't think there's a conflict. first issue, as i understood it was the situation between the kagtslics and other states? >> the separation of church and state. >> i support that and in my judgment, the bishop statement of 1948 supported it. that's my view held by catholics in the country. they support the view of separation of church and state and they are not in error in that regard. >> the right of religions other than roman catholic to propagate themselves. >> i think they should be permitted to propagate themselves, any faith, without any power or encouragement by the pow orof the state. >> the third was the freedom of conscience in matters of religion and in .46, i believe it is, extends to freedom of the mind

for there's no getting around the catholic church.without the freemasons were agents in the aim was to abolish the church or abolish world anarchy. and that theory in turn became a template for a remodeling of conspiracy theories. twos had already been hated and expected for religious as well as racist reasons of anti- semitism. and even the vision of the judeo masonic on this new version in which jews were scheming behind the scenes to control world affairs and secret controlling finance and so on. that version of the conspiracy theory was very definitely modeled on freemason. would go on to inform the not quite as brutal as the masons themselves claim. by the dictatorship not by hitler, mussolini, general franco in spain and other dictatorships, but across the communist world masonry is still banned in china. also across the muslim world. there are only two countries in the muslim world were freemasonry is not vacant. it is basically banned on the ground insult jewish, western, cia conspiracy. so willy-nilly therefore, free masonry

in a way which i hope is satisfactory to you, i represent a viewpoint which is hostile to the catholic church of the united states? i believe i'm stating the viewpoint that catholics in this country hold between the relationship which exists between church and state. >> do you state it with the approval of the vatican? >> i don't have to have approval in that sense. [ applause ] >> i have not submitted my statement before i read it to the vatican. i did not submit it to the cardinal. but my judgment is cardinal cushing would approve of this statement in the same way that he approved of the 1948 statement of the bishop. in my judgment, and i am not a student of theology, i am

the catholic church in sri lanka is demanding answers about bombing in 2019. ah, we begin in afghanistan, where the taliban campaign to take over the country is showing no sign of slowing down. with its a humanitarian crisis is now emerging in less than 2 weeks. the taliban has seized more than half of afghanistan's provincial capitals, and they include some of the biggest cities counter hall, herat and conduce group now controls more than 2 thirds of territory. just weeks before us troops complete their withdraw. around 400000 afghans have been displaced this year. many have made their way to the capital kabul, and some have been forced to live in the cities parks. charlotte bettis is there. she begins on coverage. and now the 2 provincial capitals today poly alum provincial capital of logo is just to the self of of carbo about an hour drive from cobble, but 65 kilometers. so now they are knocking right on the door of cobbled taliban say that the governor actually joined them. how we understand it is that they seen hundreds of fighters into the city and this

again, the catholic church questions, the sort of incomplete investigations. they said there are lots of areas of questions that haven't been pursued the involvement of military intelligence with the so called perpetrators or some of doors involved with the attacks. why those lines of inquiry were not pursued. why? one of the bombers who turned away from the fivestar who was contacted by a military internal operative. and there are many other questions which the church sees a need on says now target residents have been forced to do a double take when what appeared to be a giant head was bosses in the sky. it's ashley hall, pat balloon park for not project commission for the year, and then pick an paralympic games for 2 as a 7 story building. and it took 3 years to create next looked down on the paralympics, which begins in 11 days a this is al jazeera, these, your top stories. the taliban has swept further through afghanistan over running more cities in an offensive balance gradually and suckling. couple. fighters have now captured police alarm the main city o

and the canadian government, the catholic church and all churches who were involved have to be a partose reparations and that justice to our people. it's not enough to say, "we have recovered these bodies." that's not the end of the road. justice must... justice must be served. crime scenes and justice — these are words which also, of course, imply criminals and criminality, and then an individual accounting. are you expecting that there will be people identified, brought to justice and punished for what happened? because we're not talking about something in the distant past. yes, this goes back well over a century, but these institutions, as you put it, were still operating just decades ago. so there are still many people alive who worked in them, and do you want some of them, if not all of them, to be brought before a court? yeah, we are looking at actually bringing this forth to the international criminal court. that's a part of the resolution, one of the resolutions that has been passed by the chiefs across canada. and it is about individual justice, these people who did perpetrat

again, the catholic church questions, the sort of incomplete investigations. they said there are lots of areas of questions that haven't been pursued the involvement of military intelligence with the so called perpetrators or some of doors involved with the attacks. why those lines of inquiry were not pursued. why? one of the bombers who turned away from the fivestar who was contacted by a military internal operative. and there are many other questions which the church sees a need on says lebanon's worsening financial crisis has thrown more than half of the population into poverty. when the currency crashed, basic necessities became more expensive, and people increasingly turned to the black markets. and now the fuel subsidies may be lost to. i'll just 0, spoke to a mother of 3 about the struggles she and her family are facing an amount of has i am human and how's the mother of 3? i'm a school teacher in abilene and a contest and knocked out of philadelphia. i used to feel that my job had meaning to day, and with all due respect, i feel very unworthy. lebanese

he said if i do not get that, i will renounce my catholicism, my catholic church religion and is talkingdo you think that is important and too many first nations people feel like bobby cameron? ., , ., , nations people feel like bobby cameron? .,, .,, ., cameron? the pope has to come to canada- _ cameron? the pope has to come to canada. that _ cameron? the pope has to come to canada. that is _ cameron? the pope has to come to canada. that is 1 _ cameron? the pope has to come to canada. that is 1 of _ cameron? the pope has to come to canada. that is 1 of the - to canada. that is 1 of the calls of the trc, the truth and reconciliation commission. he has to come to canada to offer that apology. i know they are planning a trip to the vatican some time in december and i will not go to the vatican because i believe that the pope must come to this country and apologise on the soil of the people that have been harmed, that have been killed and subjected genocide and that is churches been a part of. in terms of the people renouncing their religion, those are things that each individual has to dec

like a catholic church is putting pressure on the government. ah ah, it's time for the journey. the winter sponsored by cut on airways. hello there. let's start in east asia where we've seen unprecedented rain across parts of china and japan, and that's thanks to the may you front across central areas of china. we've had thousands of people moved away from flood waters as they continue to rise. thanks to those torrential rains, we are likely to see more scenes like this. as those rains continue, the may you front pumping pockets of torrential rain, not just at through the southern and central areas of china, but to the east and on to japan. and we have seen some flooding across the south western parts and southern parts of japan. this was the scene in hiroshima as flood waters continued to rise. we've seen landslides as well in areas and key show island. we could see more in the coming days, as those rains are expected to continue well into next week. we have got alerts out for western areas of han shoe and southern areas of japan, but it's not only here. it's also the korean pe

but catholics didn't care. >> as they were angry at the church.our right but still the protestants who did that were thinking that a distinction that makes a big difference to christian people which is the distinction between sacramental and non-sacramental activities would somehow figure in the response of the people and that struck me as a very interesting thoughts. i can imagine, can imagine a regular catholic saying well at least they didn't drop the sacraments if you shout down the cardinal when he's preaching. .. the lessons afford today that that you do not give up, you do not give up the outside activities. you need them there. in order to strengthen your hands. >> did he try to make room for them to come in? want to change the concept of the remote once you're in there. and answers to the person this one of the lessons for the day one you know before you were involved well, as the author and the lies that bind, it has been great talking to you. i really enjoyed reading this book. it was full of stuff i urge people whose even a tiny bit in

the catholic church says that has not been done over my shoulder, is the cut to be the church in the gumble. that was one of the churches where the 2nd suicide bomber detonated himself in a pack congregation on easter sunday. and it was one of the biggest single locations where the largest number of lives were lost because this ada, this neighborhood is very much a capital neighborhood. i mean, literally don't every street you do see flags outside houses. the archbishop of colombo, cardinal runjun, had asked not just the catholic community, he reached out his hand to communities across re lanka, to stand up with the catholics and the christians here to fight for justice. now one of the banner says, let's unite to fight for the truth of what happened behind this big political conspiracy to cover up what happened in the isa bombings. and that's very much the sort of underlying, of sort of theme of this black flag campaign. the catholic church pushing it has been fighting over the last 28 months, essentially to get justice true for those victims families to ensure that everybody knows w

tomorrow marks three a landmark grand jury report concluded the catholic church covered up morning." a landmark grand jury report concluded the catholic church covered up rampant sexual abuse in the state of pennsylvania for decades. the 1400-page document revealed that more than 300 priests had sexually abused at least 1,000 victims. since then, 13 states and washington, d.c. have extended the statute of limitations so survivors of sexual abuse can file civil lawsuits. but in pennsylvania, many of those abused by clergy have yet to see their day in court. nikki battiste checked back in with survivors she first spoke with back in 2018. good morning to you. what did they tell you? >> good morning. well, the group from pennsylvania tells me they are still fighting for justice. but they're beginning to believe they may never see it. they call the catholic church a business, and pennsylvania a pedophile's paradise. >> it's been three years since we sat down together. how are you? >> not good. >> i'm really up and down, all over the place. >> it's been difficult because nothing has change

and this is very much a symbol of the cry of the catholic church. the christian church, the banners you see displayed here in the church premises. in addition to the black flag is left unite. let's stand up to find out the truth against this major political conspiracy to cover up the truth. investigate, to see one of its leaves most powerful criminal organizations in something sizes of tones of toxic waste in its allegedly being left in both countries, most scenic regions. and tuscany, adam rainy reports on the edge of a farm and tuscany, environmental police check for toxic run off from a leather tannery water treatment plant. it looks clear now but this officer says, until recently this plant was releasing waste into the river basket. the commander shows his footage of the same river. he says it shows have in brown get her one of italy's most powerful criminal organizations allegedly dump tons of toxic waste from leather plants. and he showed us how they allegedly buried toxic mud under highways across tuscany. a wealthy area of italy considered fa

and this is very much a symbol of the cry of the catholic church. the christian church, the banners you see displayed here in the church premises. in addition to the black flag is left unite. let's stand up to find out the truth against this major political conspiracy to cover up the truth. so that is very much rallying court of the catholic church today. they want, they want justice more than any reparations. it's to know exactly what happened. i mean, again, very telling signs it says, who ran the operation behind the curtain. so that is the kind of voice that we're hearing today on the black. on this black day that has been declared by the judge. many valley that mcnelson and stuff are in gone, but still add on al jazeera. we delve into the science behind india is the world dna coded 900 backseat on the hospitals in the us having improvised because people are refusing to get the code the back seat. ah hello there. let's start in central america where we're watching grace move across . essential parts of mexico after making a 2nd land full across t

and this is very much a symbol of the cry of the catholic church. the christian church, the banners you see displayed here in the church premises. in addition to the black flag is left unite. let's stand up to find out the truth against these major political conspiracy. to cover up the truth can use court of appeal has rejected the president's attempt to change the constitution who kenyatta wanted to create new postings in the office of prime minister. he said it would help end post election violence, but critics described it as an effort to stay in power following the end of his term. next year, with australia's corona virus outbreak is showing no signs of slowing down with a new daily record of nearly $900.00 cases, restrictions to stop the spread of the more infectious delta variance have been met by protests. the police broke up an anti locked down demonstration, and sidney, the health minister called the rally, selfish and people to be considerate of the broader community. you could 19 cases have reached an old time high in the us states. missis

and this is very much a symbol of the cry of the catholic church. the christian church, the banners you see displayed here in the turret premises. in addition to the black flag is left unite. let's stand up to find out the truth against the major political conspiracy to cover up. the truth. can use court of appeal has rejected the president's attempts to change the constitution who kenyata wanted to create new postings in the office of prime minister. he said it would help end post selection violence, but critics described it as an effort to stain power for in the end of his term. next year, the head of the us government's humanitarian agency says, aid workers in ethiopia to grow regional close to running out of food to distribute usa chief, samantha power has accused the ethiopian government of deliberately obstructing humanitarian aid to millions of people in the water region. illegal fishing is threatening a number of rest species in mexico's gulf of california. the government has introduced tougher restrictions, but conservationists argue they do

and this is very much a symbol of the cry of the catholic church. the christian church, the banners you see displayed here in the church premises, in addition to the black flag is left unite. let's stand up to find out the truth against this major political conspiracy. to cover up the truth, valencia's new prime minister has been sworn in ismael, sorry your call was formally appointed on friday, as molly, as he has 9th prime minister. after the resignation of me at india seen, he will be malicious, the new premier, and less than 4 years before the defense minister will tackle the administration's widely criticized pandemic response. australia's corona virus outbreak is showing no signs of slowing down with a new daily record of nearly 900 cases, restrictions to stop the spread of the more infectious delta variance have been met by protest. police broke up an anti locked on demonstration, and sidney. the health minister called the rallies, selfish people to be considerate of the wider community. india has approved what it says is the world's 1st dna v

tomorrow is the third anniversary of a landmark grand jury report that found catholic church leaders in pennsylvania covered up rampant sexual abuse involving hundreds of priests and at least 1,000 victims. 13 states and washington state and washington, d.c. have made it easier to file civil suits, but in pennsylvania, many are still waiting for their day in court. cbs' nikki battiste follows up now with outraged survivors. >> pennsylvania is like the epicenter for child sexual abuse and-- >> a pedophile's paradise. >> exactly. >> reporter: the emotion felt by mary mchale, and juliann bortz, and shaun dougherty over being sexually abused by priest as children is still raw. judy says her son's accidental overdose can be traced to his traced to his rape by a priest when he was 15. >> his soul was just sucked out of him, and he tried so hard to live with it. d i think a lot of people still don't get it. they hear "abuse." he was violently raped. >> reporter: all of their testimonies are in a 2018 pennsylvania grand jury report revealing decades-long cover-up in the catholic church, and

and this is very much a symbol of the cry of the catholic church. the christian church, the banners you see displayed here and the church premises. in addition to the black flag is left unite. let's stand up to find out the truth against this major political conspiracy to cover up the truth. good, he says, completed a 40 kilometer extension of in board a wall with turkey. and you surveillance system is also in place to stop potential asylum seekers trying to reach europe. the taliban takeover of afghanistan's raised fears of a repeats of the refugee crisis and 2015. you know, the 1000000 people fleeing more in poverty in the middle east of cross into greece form a turkey kind of can you see the of gun crisis is creating a new facts in the political sphere. and at the same time is creating the possibilities for migrant flows. it is known that we as a european country participate in this tuition of the european union that we sent this framework. a series of decisions are made. but we cannot wait passively for the possible impact. well, let's bring in a

and this is very much a symbol of the cry of the catholic church. the christian church, the banners you see displayed here in the turret premises. in addition to the black flag is left unite. let's stand up to find out the truth against this major political conspiracy to cover up the truth. now, hundreds of people have been arrested in australia after anti locked and processed turned violence came on the same day. the health authorities reported a record 900 new infections in one single day. most of them in sydney and you outbreak in neighboring new zealand is also growing as priyanka goop to reports. ah, yeah. on the day of treaty recorded its high number of course 90 infections. thousands of people protested across several cities against flock, dance in melbourne, and sydney protest broke through police lines and fought with offices millions of people in around some of the country's largest cities have been under locked down for weeks. but cases of the highly contagious delta, very and after rising no matter how hard we work and no matter if 99 per

again, the catholic church questions, the sort of incomplete investigations they said there are lots of areas of questions that haven't been pursued the involvement of military intelligence with the so called perpetrators or some of doors involved with the attacks. why those lines of inquiry were not pursued. why? one of the bombers, who turned away from the 5 stuff which was contacted by a military internal operative. and there are many other questions which the church sees a need on says type beliefs, a fine rubber, bullets, and tear gas to stop. hundreds of protested were trying to march to the prime minister's residence demonstrators want private channel shut to step down, accusing them of failing to control the corona virus outbreak. scott, hi la has more now from the capital bank cox. this is thailand's worst week in it's covered 19 battles. they were to record breaking days of new infections and one with a high of 233 deaths until the start of the current 3rd wave of the virus. in april thailand had only about 30000 cove in 1900 cases in all since then it's added more than 830

he was very interested in looking at how the catholic church had not responded to that sort of thing. if you think about the decades that followed after 1994, that's been a very prime social issue and cultural issue that we've had to grapple with. so i think it reflects shilts is a pretty amazing character in terms of his ability to get a sense of what's bubbling under the surface, what's that next thing. and i think we would have had a lot of wonderful writing in the subsequent years. ultimately i think that everyone -- as most people settled on the fact that randy is someone worth celebrating. there were 20 people inducted into the lgbtq hall of fame in san francisco, and their image was placed on sidewalks in san francisco. and if you go to castro, walk down castro street, you'll see randy's picture there. he was one of the first 20 notable gay americans who are so enshrined. i'd like to think of him that way and do so though with the honesty and the completeness of his whole story. so thank you very much. [ applause ] if there were any questions i could try to answer them, or we c

. >> the catholic church is scaling in this government's treatment of the easter bombings and the inquiryllowed. we heard from the archbishop who basically said the president has blood on his hands, that they ascended the power on the blood of the innocent victims of those attacks. they say the failure of this government to prosecute those possible, those who were involved in positions of authority that either ignore the warnings for did nothing to stop what they say could have been prevented from what the reports indicate has been an absolute tragedy. they have been launching campaigns from time to time and have said that if these do not work, they are ready to go international. >> we have told the u.n. and the international human rights commission because it is a right of our people for justice, that the truth should be known and those who are responsible should be identified. we are not insisting on a pound of flesh that want the truth to come out because such matters will not arise again. >> again, the catholic church question the incomplete investigation. they say there are lots of a

across the street here, this catholic church has stood in manish for over 100 years. it's been utterly destroyed, and now due to the aftershocks, there is a real fear that this tower could come crashing down and hurt more people. for those already injured, help is a world away. we showed you how victims of the earthquake arengerried to hospitals in port-au-prince. here's why. this is what's left of the only hospital in manish. the town's mayor says around 98% of manish was destroyed. they need water and they need food. and they need assistance with the sanitary conditions. this is exactly what leads to disease. >>> we spoke to a woman whose sister died in the quake. she said many villagers lost hope. she said the focus is on the bigger cities in haiti affected by the earthquake. here in manish no one has paid a lot of attention to them. they feel left behind. they feel as if no one is coming for them. >>> the damage was amplified by tropical depression grace that caused mudslides and rivers to swell. that cut off many remote villages from getting aid and it is unclear

. >>> the archdiocese of philadelphia is the latest district of the catholic church to reject religious the covid-19 vaccine mandates. church leaders in the city has urged priests not to help parishioners avoid being vaccinated. at least five other diocese in san diego, new york, los angeles, honolulu and camden, new jersey have given similar guidance. it stands in sharp contrast with other bishop and catholic organizations that have supported those wanting exemptions for religious reasons. >> this has been an ongoing debate in the catholic church for some time and, of course, with covid everything seems new for so many people like the debates have never happened before. but actually, the catholic church going back to 2005 was debating the fact that in vaccine research often fetal tissue from years back are actually -- is used in research, which ultimately leads to a vaccine and even back in 2005, the catholic church gave direction saying that if there were alternatives to use the alternatives but if there were not alternatives and something needed to be used for life saving reasons the

here in the darkness of the roman catholic church, the spirit of togetherness.fering from the described -- from the destruction after the flood. most of the syrians came to germany in 2015. more than one million fled were in their own country and were accepted. they responded to an appeal on social media. >> germany gave us the shelter. the food. and a place to thrive in this country. they considered us as one of them. we felt we are part of the society. we feel we need to help in this catastrophe. >> three weeks after torrential rains caused flooding, the cleanup is well underway. survivor said this is not because of government help. so he thinks volunteers. >> this is an indescribably strong feeling, every hand helped even when it was not necessarily the right at that moment. what matters is they help. otherwise, we would have never managed to do this. >> i am not ok, people who experience hate. because of religion or color. that's a good sign. knowing that this doesn't matter at the moment. >> experience hardship themselves, some have been working for two str

the catholic church is against this idea and against the bill. the senate appropriations committee is set to discuss human composting monday. >>> so much more than a backpack, especially this year. san jose sacred heart community holding its annual backpack giveaway for underserved students in the south bay. this year the organization is providing 3,800 backpacks filled with school skplie supplies. items mean more now than ever that kids are going back to campus. >> this is schools opening up again and there is a lot of anxiety and worry. we want kids to at least have their backpacks and to come back to some type of normalcy, even though i know we are not there yet. >> sacred heart is there every single year. the in-person event had to be canceled last year because of the pandemic. today kids getting to shop again, pick out their own pack, give away a spread over three days to reduce crowds. >>> we'll be right back. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i

it is a bit like the role of the catholic church and poland. is the same thing within afghans. religion is part of their own identity. it's part of their way of living. >> when we ask the men shout, how, by what miracle is men with only 500 weapons could manage to hold and check the army that is supposed to be the most powerful in the world, the red army. first answer were the believers that inherent the garden of good. the second part of his answer was the nature of the countryside was responsible. it was in fact a large part not by definition is very difficult occupied. [background noises] [inaudible] [background noises] since the soviet invasion many intelligence correspondents have made several trips to afghanistan to dimock for freedom. >> and what struck me very much during my first trip to great determination they have extreme poverty of means. in the 19th century. maybe one gun for every 50 guerrillas to eat years waiter and after six trips i found the afghans the same determination i had found during the first encounter. the greater se

joseph's catholic church, washington, d.c. the chaplain: let us pray. etoarnl god, this day we come humbly before you and ask your blessing upon our country and this congress. in your goodness be present to our citizens and aldies -- and allies who are far from home and seeking safety. may our elected leaders make it their aim to do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with you. finally, dear lord, give the members of this body passion for their cause, eloquence in debate and respect for those with whom they disagree. most especially, grant them at the end of the day the certain knowledge that they have served their country well. amen. the speaker: pursuant to section 11-a of house resolution 188, the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved. our pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from iowa, mr. fin stra. mr. feenstra. mr. feenstra: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair wi

now fernandez reports you john juliessa denise, following a call from the catholic church and carrying a black flag representing the mon, the truth and justice. the victims of the 2019 the, to bombing her husband some but and oh, to me and wish me were killed in an attack at the sense of asked in church in the tone of cut to up it. you may have to had a be to pass the nicole maybe had a who is behind the attack. why did they do it at finding out the truth is my right, because my family didn't die in a war. they died in the place we trusted. they died during an important religious day. the thing more than 260 people were killed in 6 coordinated suicide. bombings believed at the time to be carried out by local was limited, remiss group. a presidential commission of inquiry revealed major intelligence failures led to the attack. good roger boxer used the attack as a means below the presidential campaign, promising to restore security and punish doors responsible. but to date, the church and families, c investigations have been politicized and used as a witch hunt against political opponen

neil young drive near the holy korean martyrs catholic church in east san jose police say surveillance video from march. the 7th shows a blue ford suv seen leaving the scene and they believe that this car is involved in the case. the vehicle has distinctive features including a black rams spare tire on the rear passenger side and rust on the hood. if you have any information about this vehicle. you are asked to contact the police department. coming up next, the dixie fire burning in northern california has reached a new milestone growing in size overnight. the la why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief for adults. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can show more with less eczema. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur including anaphylaxis, which is se

churches already. first of all, catholic would never be seen outside of a church, a sanctuary. but and there is a catholic church in georgetown, for example. i can't remember when the first catholic perish starts, but it's not long after the period we talk to. sglrm chuck, plun of the dwegzs. frls and so we have two questions. one, i think, is plaby not quite in your venue but nevertheless, it was called the cheshire cheese because it came from cheshire. so, was it cheddar cheese and wot the relationship between chesire and cheddar cheese in >> i don't know. they both begin with the same letter. it was called a cheshire cheese also, which makes the expression mammoth cheese more pointed. someone went to the trouble to call it mammoth cheese and coin the word. but it came from cheshire and maybe it lasts longer snm? noef and he really has a very important question. he says is that where they came up with the idea of calling the president a bilg cheese? as a way to tease him? >> you would ask that. i don't know where that expression started. i'm probably not the only one going to

when l fernandez has more from columbus, the catholic church is scathing in this government's treatment of the east bombings and the inquiry that followed. we heard from the archbishop cardinal malcolm runjun, who basically said the government, the president has blood on these hand that the ascended to power on the blood of the innocent victims of those eastern attacks. they said the failure of this government to prosecute those responsible, those who were involved in positions of authority that either ignored the warnings that did nothing to stop what they say could have been prevented from what the reports indicate has been an absolute tragedy. now, they have been launching sort of campaigns from time to time, and they have said that if these don't work, they are ready to go international. we're not doing the vatican that we are thinking of thinking of you and the international human rights commission. because it is right of our people for justice, that should be known. and those who are sponsors shouldn't be identified. we are not, we're not like shylock insisting on the pound of fle

the head of the catholic church had said mother teresa was a wonderful example of how to help people parents are waiting and wives are waiting. hostages appeared, some carried, some running, trying to escape the nightmare behind them. britain lost a princess today, - described by all to whom she reached out as irreplaceable. an early—morning car crash - in a paris underpass ended a life with more than its share of pain- and courage, warmth and compassion. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma in singapore.0ur top story our top story in a televised address, president biden has described the us evacuation mission from afghanistan as an extraordinary success — the day after the end of america's twenty year presence in the country. in other news — tens of thousands of people have been moved from the shores of lake tahoe in northern california, as a major wildfire spreads there. the caldor fire has already burned more than 190 thousand acres since it began more than two weeks ago. authorities have closed all 18 national forests in california to protect the public. 0ur correspondent jam