bishop of darby dr ellis to read fill in member of britain's committee on the draft warden slavery bill bishop thanks for joining us on going i'm going to why earth as cases of modern slavery possibly go to three hundred percent of the bars for five years under the tories according to some figures in britain is probably more than three hundred percent is probably not related simply to under the tories there are three drivers really more and more vulnerable people displaced people across the globe and in our own society people are desperate for a chance a second factor change of employment practices no longer a personal relationship between employer and employee people are not flexible working hours they want flexible employees so there's plenty of room for agency working and people just to be slipped under the counter kind of thing and then the third reason why it's exploding is that we're also busy looking at our screens and running our own lives we don't notice what's going on and we don't see what's happening some are brothers and sisters we just take it for granted it must be all right but

the speakers including former president bill clinton, bishop t.d., the reverend jesse jackson and smokey robinson. there will be music tributes from stevie wonder, faith hill, jennifer hudson and several other musical celebrities you see on the list there spanning so many different genres of music, r&b, gospel pop. this is video from moments ago, aretha franklin's 24 carat gold-plated casket arriving at the church moments ago as you see right there. originally this service was invitation only but this morning organizers revealed that around 2,000 fans, so many of whom came out at 4:00 in the morning lining the street here, that they would indeed now be allowed inside and some have been lined up for so long they would have been disappointed if they weren't allowed to go in. even though there is a jumbotron set up outside that would not suffice to people who consider aretha franklin the heart of this city, detroit. ryan young has been talking to so many of those fans. he is out in the thick of it talking with folks there. and the crowd seemed to be gr

bishops, we are shamed by and sorry for the sins and omissions by catholic priests and catholic bishops." billonohue said today that bishops are understandably sorry about the conduct of some priests but promises to respond to what he calls lies in the grand jury report. last week he called the investigation a war on the catholic church, full of hypocrisy and corruption. pope francis has not yet weighed in. the markets were off today. dow finished down 138. rebound after being down more than 300 at one point today. s&p 500 was off 22. nasdaq finish down 97 points. one reason the u.s. markets may have suffered today, turkey. the country is doubling down on tariffs on u.s. imports in retaliation for new u.s. sanctions on turkey. turkey is now in the middle of a currency crisis. a show down all centering on turkey's refusal to release american pastor andrew brunson. rich edson has the latest. >> a wealthy ally helped stabilize turkey's strain currency. while visiting turkish president recep ergogan, $15 billion alleged to investments in turkey. last year, turkey increased the military presence in

children better look after survivors and we recommended the counter there was he tried bill which would bring bishops to those bishops that did not protect children who covered up for abuse. they would be brought before the tribunal properly disciplined and sanctioned for their behavior on the crimes and the pope francis approved stuff when it went to the congregation for the doctrine of faith which is like the civil service they were to implement this put this into operation they refused. and we produced guidelines a policy document which used to be global every church in the world was all it would protect children better and they didn't improve their. lot in saudi let me ask you this then because this is interesting what's happening in chile which is civil law is taking place right now so we have a very well known prosecutor and yes he's investigating these cover ups of sexual abuse by the catholic church in chile this is what he says as he's been doing his investigation have a look. i can concrete only refer to a specific thing or document or seizure but we found evidence of the destruction of doc

i am very pleased to have been the sponsor of a bill with chairman rob bishop, who i think would be pleased if i called him one of the most conservative members of the other body. our bill is called the r.n.r. bill, recreation, not red tape. just sensible suggestions for putting ring information online, this sort of thing. pretty hard to recreate in the west, senator sullivan, if everything is burning up. pretty hard to really tap the potential of of this extraordinary, new recreation engine. but dangerous fires and unhealthy smoke are blocking right now recreation opportunities for folks in the west to get outside. it is an economic nightmare in addition to being a danger to life and property. now, we don't remember wildfires this catastrophic happening 30 years ago, and people want to know why. my view is it is not a coincidence that the megafires now happen routinely and are getting bigger, and a significant factor in this is climate change. according to research by oregon state university, our average temperature has increased by more than two degrees over the past century. last week th

protect children better look after survivors and we recommended and accountability tried bill which would bring bishops to those bishops that did not protect children who covered up for abuse this if they would be brought before this trial properly disciplined and sanctioned for their behavior on the crimes and the pope francis approved stuff when it went to the congregation for the doctrine of faith which is like the civil service they were out to implement this put this into operation they refused. and we produced guidelines a policy document which used to be global every church in the world was all it would protect children better and they didn't either and if you're. not inside it let me ask you this then because this is interesting what's happening in chile which is civil law is taking place right now so we have a very well known prosecutor. investigating these cover ups of sexual abuse by the catholic church in chad hey this is what he says he's been doing his investigation have a look no will i can concrete only refer to a specific thing or document or seizure but we found evidence of the destru

first place now burke at the draw is a church cut it was billed as the cathedral of the diocese and every diocese had in addition to the bishop a group of clergy who administered it called the cathedral chapter. the good deed this group of clergy was based at the cathedral and originally lived alongside the church say in the cloister and the rooms leading off it when i was working as well in. the cathedral cloister isn't always says of peace. in rooms that were once the living quarters and dormitories of the cathedral clergy the archives and administration are now just. as early as the thirteenth century some clergy moved down and built houses around the cathedral with their own chapels. here and today administrative buildings surround the cathedral. like the church these houses belong to the cathedral chapter. does a strong capital that is over the cathedral chapter was responsible for the liturgy for ensuring order in the procession of the clergy into the cathedral where you and it would be the praying of the divine office and the celebration of masses that is how and he hadn't a school the dean was the one in charge of the

speaking now is a bishop of her church. former president billnton is in attendance, as is shaariana grande. >>> dozens of pink cadillacs were lined up outside the church in a nod to franklin's hit "freeway of love." i remember in the same way that remembering john mccain makes you sad on one hand but makes you so happy for all the celebration, i remember the day aretha franklin passed, it was before we did our show at 11:00 a.m. it was one of the best days you and i have had together on tv. and i felt a little guilty about saying it then. i don't feel guilty anymore. thank you, aretha franklin. you gave us an opportunity for an hour to remember a remarkable life and not talk about politics. >> not just remember, learn a lot more about her. >> she liked to burn. >> she didn't just cook. she could burn. and as we learned from her second husband, that is a compliment. she was a student. she was a curious soul. and she -- >> she made that ex-husband order a set of books that were part of the curriculum for the harvard business school to make him sma

bishop to retire. >> and police say this man left his date to pay the bill, now he's facing years behind bars. wellelwee? a macal ple... that's lookin' to get scared! halloween time is back in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! running for re-election. kpix 5's emily turner on her >>> a north bay city council woman says someone is using dirty tactics to shame her out of runniner defiant response. >> i am here today to tell my faceless bullies that i cannot be shamed into quitting because i am not ashamed. >> that kind of message isn't usually part of campaign opening rhetoric especially the vice mayor says in the town of senoma. >> this is completely unprecedented. we have never seen anything like it. >> it's an anonymous attack launched on rachel hundley. >> instead of debating me on the rtant issues facing senoma today -- in opposition to her campaign someone created a website blasting her morals. the website has since been taken down but that hasn't stopped her from firing back. >> instead of challenging me on my votes this website relies solely on unfounded accusations and s

bill clinton. hillary clinton is here as well. >> thank you. thank you, bishop. rev smith, miss ellis, members of aretha's family, for giving hillary and me a chance to show up and just say we started out not as a president and first lady, senator, secretary of state, we started out as like aretha groupies or something. i mean, you know, she was only about 4 years older than me, five years older than hillary, so when we are getting out of college is when she finally got her big breakthroughs. it's one thing i want to say to the people in the audience. she had the voice of a generation, maybe the voice of a century. she was born into a musical culture. yes, she sat on the steps and her home and listened to art tatum, maybe the latest jazz pianist ever live play. she also worked for years, i mean years spreading the church and the gospel music to the r & b club, the jf club, the places where soul was being born, the places where rock 'n roll was being played. when nobody was paying particular attention, i went back and reread her autobiography the other day and i s

bill clinton! give our praise for hillary clinton here as well. >> thank you. thank you, bishop. reverend smith, mrs. ellis, members of aretha's family. thank you for giving me and hillary a chance to show up and just say we started out not as a president and first lady, a senator, a secretary of state. we started out as like aretha groupies or something. i mean, you know, she was only about four years older than me, five years older than hillary. so when we're getting out of college is when she finally, her big breakthroughs she had. it's one thing i want to say to all the young people in the audience. you know, she had the voice of a generation, maybe the voice of the century, yet she was born into a musical culture. yes, she sat on the steps in her home and listened to art tatum, maybe the greatest jazz pianist who ever lived, play. but she also worked for years. i mean years. springing out of the church and the gospel music to the r&b clubs, the jazz clubs, the places where soul was being born. the places where rock and roll was being played. when nobody was paying particular

. >>> a bishop is moving into a multi-million dollar pangs in san jose, the archdiocese footing the bill burning man. >>> a bay area teenager makes a big splash and sets a record along the way. >>> live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze, thanks for joining us. days after announcing they're cutting half of their sports programs, they're reversing course and reinstating three of them. >> they're all girls sports potentially violating title 9, a requirement that girls have equal access to sports in schools. laura has an eye on oakland with the latest. >> reporter: hi, kristen, these cuts announced after school was started for the fall semester took many people by surprise including it appears the district to some extent when it became clear the cuts affected girls more than boys, a violation of federal law. now, at least some cuts have been reversed. >> because of an anonymous donation we received since friday we are saving girls golf and girls tennis. >> reporter: it's game on for 10 of the high school sports cut by a school district thanks to a $35,0

bill. the church only does it, they don't play for. amy: explain the catholic conference. >> a conference of bishops in the country they get together, evenhough each individual diocese is run individually by each individual bishop, they only have that control of their , they do meet. on certain aspects of the religion and activities, i believe they come to a common consensus. they argue, i think it is just like our political arena. and when they come to a consensus, that is it. amy:'s or something particular about pennsylvania? this is a grand jury report just in pennsylvania, 300 priests saying 1000 young people, children, girls and boys, but probably thousands and thousands more, the attorney general. >> i have been told, and it is being reported that they have over 100 calls in 12 hours to the hotline since it has been released. this is an open investigation. .t is on continuing i believe those numbers are very conservative. amy: yet where is pope francis on all of this? pressure is growing. he has not responded. the church sex scandals continue to grow across the globe. and talking about sex abuse scandals. earlier this week, former

former president bill clinton has now stood, he's walking to the mike, limit's hear what he has to say. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, bishoprev. smith, mrs. ellis, members of aretha's family. for giving hillary and me a chance to show up. . [applause] and just say, we started out not as a president and first lady, senator, secretary of state. we started out like aretha groupies or something. [laughing] i mean, she was only about, um, four years older than me, five years older than hillary. so when we're getting out of college, was when she finally had her big breakthroughs. one thing i want to say to all of the young people in the audience, yes she had the voice of a generation, maybe the voice of a century. yet she was born into a musical culture. she sat on the steps in her home and listened to art tatum, maybe the greatest jazz pianist of all time play. [laughing] but she also worked for years, i mean years. springing out of the church and the gospel music to the r&b clubs, the jazz clubs, places where soul was being born, the places where rock and roll was being played. when nobody was paying particular attention. i we

bishop t.d. jakes. >> aretha franklin was in a class all by herself, has touched the world, each of us, in our own way. >> reporter: former president bill also paying tribute to the queen of soul. >> she took this massive talent and decided to be the composer of her own life's song. what a song it turned out to be. >> reporter: but the honor paid to aretha spread beyond u.s. shores, even in buckingham palace during the changing of the guards. they literally paid her respect. ♪ aretha franklin was nominated for 44 grammys, taking home 18 of the awards. >> you're going to be one of the featured voices in the choir of angels because, you know, you'd have to be. [ applause ] >> reporter: aretha passed away august 16th at the age of 76. she stood for justice. she stood for people. and today, they stood for her. abc news, detroit. >> aretha franklin was honored here in the bay area. b.a.r.t. tweeted this video showing her plaque on the oakland blues walk of fame. it's outside of west oakland station. franklin was among the musicians who played the bustling clubs after world war ii, helping turn the corridor into a harlem of the west. >>> comi

bishops have done for over 100 years with child sex abuse. that won't happen anymore. when we go back in the session in september we will pass a billut of the house of representatives that will limit the statute of limitations, that will make a change to the civil statute of limitations and have hopefully a two-year window that will give past victims the opportunity to get their two years back. i don't want to hear that the church is going to file v to file for bankruptcy and when they do it's usually -- they make sure they have pension funded, even for predator priests. that's too bad. they have committed these crimes and we're tired of hearing the bishops saying we're learning from this report, we'll try to make changes going forward. how about being accountable for your actions? that's when thenuns taught me. when you do something wrong, you are held accountable. >> do you have support from republicans on this? >> i do. i'm almost going to pass the same bill that passed out of the house two years ago 180-15 before the senate decided to go on a different path so i want all victims out here to hear this. my legislation isn't just

bill neely reports from the vatican. >> reporter: pope francis was accused of covering up allegations of sexual abuse and last month resigned in disgrace. archbishop once ambassador to the u.s. openly challenging franis' leadership. american bishopsalling for just that. evidence and answers. >> i thing it's quite a powerless time for the church, particularly in the united states where there were already a lot of divisions between right and left. different camps in the church. >> reporter: reformers against arch conservative where he begged for forgiveness for and the church struggling to deal with. the pope on his return flight wouldn't comment on the explosive claims. "i won't say a single word about this," he said. catholics in american are still reeling from pennsylvania's grand jury report detailing hundreds of priests suggesting victim numbers may be in the thousands. other state now ready to use grand jury to get to the truth. and so many cardinals now joining this battle. cardinals who have been of newark said he's shocked of what he calls the factual errors in that attack on the pope. and boston cardinal o'malley has called all the priests in the diocese for a meeting and in washington, the archbishop is denying allegatio

bishops, the cardinals here in the u.s., as well as, obviously, pennsylvania. we're asking for them to call off their lobbyists, the insurance lobbyists, the catholic lobbyists and let us pass this bille and a look back window to be able to face their predator in court will be a huge step to healing. and it will also be an accountability that fits the crime that allows the church to have to purge itself and holds them accountable in a way that they will purge themselves of this heinous action that's going on within the catholic church. >> and one challenge for cases like this, it is difficult. it's painful to come forward and recount these crimes because, as you said, it leaves a hole in your soul. what advice would you have for other survivors today? would you encourage them to come forward? >> i have. as a matter of fact, i spoke to a victim over the weekend in my hometown. very afraid to come forward. we met at night in a closed strip mall, and we just shared stories and he was able to share his story, and i was able to just basically listen to him. the next day he called and met with my family and a close friend of mine who is also a survivor. drove down from buffalo to bradford,

bishop blake, for his close collaboration, for building this important partnership between afscme, the church of god in chr i'd like i'd like to acknowledge my friend and my brother, former afscme treasurer, bill1968, please stand up and be recognized. 50 50 years ago, these men had they they were in the famous words of lou haimer, sick and tired of being sick and tired. sick and tired of making only $70 a week. poverty wages for back-breaking often often not enough to feed their own families. sick and tired of degrading, deplorable working conditions. sick and tired of having their public service treated like indentured servitude. sick and tired of racial humiliation, humiliation, of being called of "boy." of working in a 20th century urban plantation. they wanted the city to recognize their union. and they wanted the city to recognize their humanity. they warned the city about unsafe equipment. but no one listened. and no one heeded. the last straw came on february 1st, when two sanitation workers, robert walker and echo cole were crushed to death when their old, outdated truck malfuncti that that was the, the galvanizing that's that's when they had no choice but to take collective action. t