catholic men, hugely supportive of trump, and you are seeing that the president has pulled catholics into his column. and so, look, republicans have brought, you know, and trump have brought those voters over. the democrats have to either win back those working class catholics or continue to press with suburban women. so i think this is one that's going to go down as shoring up the president's catholic support and eroding republican suburban women support, especially if this nominee is not clear on roe v. wade or at least give us some indication that's stare decisis is extremely important. neil: all right. i don't think he'll tip his happened, but we'll see what happens. guys, thank you all very much here. i should bother to look at the futures markets, not that they're niecely pining on this development d necessarily pining on this development. this is kind of where we were prior, a lot of this based on a trade war that might not erupt. the market up over 300 points today again on the view that europe's in disarray, england might be without a prime minister if this thing keeps going

>> i am a cradle catholic. i went to catholic school, and i always knew that the catholic church approved of the natural family planning methods. they were not supportive of contraceptive. i wanted to use natural family planning when i got married. carlos, had a different faith background and he was raised protestant, and he didn't know anything about natural family planning. >> many catholics don't. >> none of my friends but i grew up with new or believed it worked. they thought it was non- intellectual or something from the past that our parents used that didn't work. >> you saw value in it. at that time you hadn't read humanae vitae. this was not approached from philosophy. >> for me it was me wanting to follow the churches rules, but i didn't really understand the theology behind it. when i told carlos, i wanted to use this method he started challenging me and i really didn't have the answers. at that point i started doing more research. it was later that we came to read the humanae vitae. >> this differenc

durbin will say i went to catholic school. by the way, feinstein went to catholic school even though she's a jewish gal. i'm not saying they are bigots. i am saying there is something there which is unseemly. they exercise it against others. >> laura: hold on, thank you, all, fantastic segment. is is not just a me barrett's comment, or religiosity, seems e mainstream press. the "los angeles times" wrote a piece titled, "judge kony baird, potential supreme court nominee has defended overturning presidents." a lot of people have pointed out, so far as every justice who sat down on the supreme court. let's bring in fox news senior and traditional analyst, judge start again. the fact that she is the only woman on the list and that might be harder for them to criticize down the road so they want to deal with that now or what is it? >> you and i both know that anti-catholicism is the last acceptable prejudice. and apparently acceptable in the democratic party so, that is part of it but what just raised about her willingness to upset

they're all full to be around ten million catholics in china the majority worshipping in government approved churches like this one in beijing. but many others do so in secret in so-called underground churches which means they're often under surveillance and so never totally safe. they see themselves as the true followers of the catholic church in the official church the pope's authority is not recognized but that may be about to change the reason the vatican and the communist party appear to be close to an historic deal a deal that would give pope francis a say in the appointment of bishops to the official church. in exchange the vatican would recognize bishops ordained without the pope's approval in effect a recognition by the pontiff that the two churches should become one. their approach mall between china's communist party and the vatican is highly significant china broke off diplomatic relations with the vatican almost seventy years ago following the communist party revolution led by chairman mao. but now two of the world's most secretive organizations are close to announce a good deal

she is very catholic braids because she's catholic, had seven children, is a member of a small religiousroup, called people of praise, where members swear a loyalty oath, held a accountable to a personal advisor called a head for men ad a handmade for a woman. >> laura: sounds so ominous. the same people who attacked the president for applying what they called religious test to enter the country can so flippantly talk about someone's christianity with impunity. as david frakes broke at me ""national review" ," ignorance leads to suspicion and suspicion leads to fear, but this fear cannot trump reason. amy coney barrett is at the peak of her profession. she shares at faith practices of millions of coreligionists. if progressives seek to block her from the nation side corporation because of it, they will betray the nation's founding ideals. joining us now to discuss, bill donohue, president of the catholic league. wall street journalist journalist kimberley strassel. let's start with you, i am watching this play out about amy coney barrett, and i'm thinking to myself, the left is really at

the former bishop of hong kong says the pope is sending out china's catholics put on the pieces of things. but on those informations. sending them to church cardinal joseph then talks town jazeera. but i get the top stories this hour on al-jazeera somewise helmets rescuers have been moved out of syria southwest through israel at the request of the u.n. the united nations says that it will resettle around eight hundred of the volunteers and their families in western countries a truce appears to be holding up both sides of the israeli gaza divide funerals been held for hamas fighters killed by israeli airstrikes in gaza on friday dozens of her last positions targeted after an israeli soldier was killed. a group that rescues migrants from the mediterranean is planning to file a manslaughter complaint against libya's coast guard pro active open arms says that a woman and child died when they were left stranded at that boat deliberately destroyed i'll just heroes kathy lopez hayat reports. of a desperate rush to save lives it's the moment to rescue workers the stranded migrants in the mediterr

the catholic church found credible and substantiated claims that the catholic church found credible andat theodore mccarrick had sexually abused a teenager nearly 50 years ago. the 88—year—old former archbishop of washington is facing a vatican trial and has already been barred from carrying out any ministry. john mcmanus reports. and to speak with civility and pray together... theodore mccarrick is one of the best—known clerics in the us catholic church. but as of now, he is no longer a cardinal. on friday evening, he submitted his resignation to the pope, a consequence of an investigation by the archdiocese of new york into allegations that he sexually abused a teenage boy nearly 50 years ago. theodore mccarrick denies the allegations but last month the archdiocese said they were credible and substantiated. it's thought that new york statutes of limitations means that too much time has elapsed for a criminal prosecution but the former archbishop of washington will now face a church trial. in a statement, pope francis ordered theodore mccarrick, who had already retired from active duti

over catholics in sixteen nineteen. twenty years after the good friday peace agreement it's an event that reignites tensions between mainly catholic nationalists who want a united ireland and unionists who want to remain in the u.k. the night before the orange order parades. they often burn the irish national flag an effigy of the pope. overnight to decide that the bonfire structure is too big and dangerous neighboring bill. the. residents. it was. every year thousands of orange marches take place across northern ireland unionists families take time to enjoy the festivities. most parades pass off without a problem. but this is just metres away from catholic nationalist homes. arrayed is there to make sure parading rails and broken. these bond unionists marches from carrying flags or playing songs considered to be anti catholic and anti irish. what it might mean little to a casual bystander can be seen as a provocation and could spark violence. i i. wasn't. even away from the parade it's a difficult day for short strand

and are raising faith faithful catholic children.i asked the parents have gotten through their faith. martin, one of the benda boys, said that the fund would take them aside every single day to remind them that the things they heard at school the day, the things they're hearing in the media were lies. vaclav benda knew that he and his wife had to push back as hard against the system, as hard at it pushed against the family, and they had to do it every single day. today you can sit there in the living room with their children and their grandchildren and see what a difference that kind of faith and discipline made. his widow told me something that surprised and delighted me. sitting in her book light apartment, this is an apartment with 14-foot ceiling, books everywhere all over every wall, she said that during the commons years she read to her children every single night two, sometimes three hours. she said that the works of j.r.r. tolkien were particularly important. why tolkien, i asked? she said, because we knew that mordor was rea

the government says catholic bishops have sided with the opposition.dred people have died in three months of protests against mr 0rtega. the two main candidates in zimba bwe's presidential election have addressed huge crowds of supporters on the last day of campaigning. the vote on monday will be the first in almost four decades without robert mugabe on the ballot. he was forced to step down last november after nearly a0 years in power. 0ur africa editor, fergal keane, reports now from the zimbabwean capital, harare. this is freedom square in harare, and today, in their massed tens of thousands, it belonged to the opposition. out of the dust their leader arrived, greeted by raw and unchoreographed enthusiasm. from early mistakes, he has gained stature. bye bye, zanu—pf, bye—bye. all: bye-bye! bye—bye, mnangagwa, bye—bye. nelson chamisa is 35 years the president'sjunior, and promising a decisive break with the past. after nearly a0 years of often brutal and corrupt ruling party government, this should be the time that the opposition wins. there is a sur

some catholics have now called for a further enquiry.so three allegations of sexual misconduct with adults, two of which were settled financially. qatar's successful bid to host the football world cup in 2022, is alleged to have used an american based pr firm, to discredit and undermine rival bids from the us and australia, against fifa's rules. the claims are made in the british sunday times newspaper. it says e—mails, show the firm recruited american pe teachers to lobby congressmen, saying money for the games could be better spent, and in australia students were recruited to protest against its bid at rugby matches. qatar was cleared of any wrongdoing following a fifa investigation. parts of the uk have had almost a month's rainfall in just a few hours, as thunderstorms replaced the long summer heatwave. lightning strikes added to the misery of thousands of travellers, with cancelled flights and trains, on one of the busiest weekends of the summer. stanstead airport and eurotunnel were badly affected. here's simonjones. the holiday ge

this is an incredibly prominent figure in the us catholic church.s correct. he has been at the top of the hierarchy here for decades. he has also served as an ambassador for the vatican in difficult situations all over the world so this is a majorfigure. situations all over the world so this is a major figure. how surprised are you buy this resignation and that suspension from public ministry? how unprecedented is that? very surprised. this really has never happened before. very occasionally, a cardinal will be asked to put down his red out but certainly never in a sexual abuse situation like this. we are very surprised by the speed the action. they have made an assessment in advance of the canonical trial that was mentioned today. what do you think that tells us about how the vatican is handling the sexual abuse allegations. i think that the devastating experience in chile has convinced pope francis that is truly a problem and you would think why would it take him so long to be convinced and i think he is now convinced and i think he is now convinc

i was rai td tost the catholic church. was raised to trust mccarrick. >> if you could talk to him today, what would you say to him, mes? >> you ruined my life. fo what? for you to feel great. you ruined you ruined, you ruined my life. you took everything from me! i could not feel any emotion. i could never have intimacy. i couldever fall in love with anybody. and you took it! >> that was david culver reporting jam reporting. james hopes other victims will come forward.me he's the firstcan cardinal to ever resign. a victims group says the vatican needs to be more open and honest about sex abuse claims. >> the church needs to be far more transparent about this procedure than they have been in the pas >> last month, pope francis accepted the resignations of five bishops in chile for cover-up of sex abuse there. the diocesereleased a statement, saying, this latest news is a necessary step for the church to hold accountable for sexual abuse and harmt, perpetrated by its ministers, no matter their rank, end quote. stay tuned to

we've been talking to members of the catholic church tonight. several told us they are shocked and horrified by these allegations. they say they feel religious leaders should be held to an especially high standard. one church member said if the allegations are true, she'd like to see him go t jail. another member pointed out to us there's a building named for him, it's the mccarrick family center in silverspring, which houses catholic charities. that church member telling us l be opes that building w rename we talked to one member who used to be a member of the catholic church but says he left tue the sex abuse scandals like this one. me to pretty hard for stay with an organization where this seems to be an institutional problem. so i think it's from the top down and i couldn't stay catholic because of it. >> shocking that anybody could do that and that the church would cover that up and say that it's okay. the church has to move on and try to makect corns as best they can. they is certainly been doing that. i tnk there's been a lot of energy la

with this is just metres away from catholic nationalist homes. where age is there to make sure parading real thanks for. the unionists marches from carrying flags or playing songs considered to be anti catholic and anti irish . what it might mean little to a casual bystander can be seen as a provocation and could spark violence. i i. wasn't. even away from the parade so it's a difficult day for short strand residents. care is daughter has been feeling upset . the last few days have taken their toll. so you're trying to came to tom her fear. and tell her everything is ok and nothing bad can happen to you. her age is back at the interface. unionist marchers are making their way home. the greatest fear. are there a way that your rage is on edge she fears alcohol makes trouble more likely. she's already seeing problems with the police operation in previous years metal screens blocked the parade from view. she calls a local officer to express her concerns. i appear on jonathan that's right here home priscilla. from what i can for. all i can see is pol

the most senior catholic priest ever to be convicted of covering up a child abuse scandal is due to beentenced shortly by an australian court. i'm babita sharma, in london. also in the programme: a left—wing anti establishment candidate is to become mexico's next president. lopez obrador has vowed to crack down on corruption. and more drama in russia after a nail—biting match against belgium — japan are knocked out of the world cup. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, one o'clock in london, and 7am in chiang rai where late at night came the extraordinary news that 12 boys and their football coach, missing for nine days in a cave, had been found alive. divers have been trying to reach them for days after water levels rose suddenly, trapping the boys. the discovery came after a marathon search opperation in the tham luang caves. helped by reducing the water level, rescuers first managed get from the cave entrance to set up an operation base in an area called ‘chamber 3'. eventually divers reached a cav

i was raised to trust the catholic church. i was raised to trust mccarrick. and when you're growing up in the '50s and '60s, you're just a kid. you're not listened to very much. it was about him, always about him. he anybody else.ful than he told me so many times i was nothing. >> if you could talk to him today, what would you say to him, james? >> you ruined my life. for what? for you to feel great? you ruined, you ruined, yo ruined my life. you took everything from me. i could not feel any emotion. i could ver have intimacy. i could never fall in love with anybody, and you took it. >> do you expect others will wa come f? >> i hope so. i hope this frees them. >> what would you say to them? >> welcome. welcome to us. >> some may be hard to listen to. >> cardinal donald wuerl, the archbishop is praising the pope for taking quick decisive action against mccarrick. he spoke exclusively to our news rtners at wtop. >> the pope is saying we need to show that we're hearing these things, paying attention to them and acting. >> first allegations against mccarrick surf

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was raised catholic." >> i was raised catholic and i ran away.ere raised catholic that hook into you. >> stephen: sure. >> when i'm on a plane, if there's turbulence, i will be like, "all right, i get it, you're all powerful. chill out. relax." like, "do us a favor." i'll have a conversation with him. >> stephen: you went to a different catholic church than i did. >> we were quite chill about it. >> stephen: i thought you were going to say when you crossed the aisle, you gen you flected on the plane. at what age did you realize i can't be a priest? >> before i knew i was a woman, probably. wasn't that, like, the first-- that's the first thing they tell you, isn't it. >> stephen: they start with jesus. >> right. >> stephen: look, you can't be a priest. "what does a priest do?" "it doesn't matter what he does." i was just curious. i know some women who were like, "wait a second." they got disenchanted when they found out the top job was not available to them. the pope doesn't have to be a priest. >> what. >> stephen: they can pick anybody. make eve

theodore mccarrick is one of the best—known clerics in the us catholic church.al. on friday evening, he submitted his resignation to the pope, a consequence of an investigation by the archdiocese of new york into allegations that he sexually abused a teenage boy nearly 50 years ago. theodore mccarrick denies the allegations but last month the archdiocese said they were credible and substantiated. it's thought that new york statutes of limitations means that too much time has elapsed for a criminal prosecution but the former archbishop of washington will now face a church trial. in a statement, pope francis ordered theodore mccarrick, who had already retired from active duties, to seclude himself in a life of prayer and penance until after his trial. the case is particularly embarrassing for the vatican because mccarrick was heavily involved in drafting guidelines when the sex abuse scandal first broke in the us church. from now on, anyone who has this problem who is credibly accusative, will never work in the united states, that's clear from what the holy bible

as catholics. the agreement though has many detractors one prominent critic has called it a trail evil and a sellout that critic is the former bishop of hong kong cardinal joseph says he's never recognized the chinese government's efforts to interfere in the church and for that reason travel to the vatican to warn the public face to face against any. today cardinal sin talks to al-jazeera. today how risky is it for people to worship in so-called underground churches in china i think the. decision must be very different at indy in a city when where you have a strong underground community there are mass every sunday many people go but they don't have churches so they say mass in the private home and that these masses technically illegal obviously either but everybody you know. everybody know the neighbors they know that they are singing and praying and. surely no because they be punished if it's illegal you know when i was teaching in shanghai i have my confidence solutions samos in the end a gram yo

catholics are shocked.ther say they hopeer it n happens again and the church needs to move past the scan sl. >>cking that anybody could do that and that the church would cover that up and say it's okay. the church has to move on and try to make directions as best th can. while mccarrick has said he has no memory of the rsencoun and claims he's innocent, pope francis ordered him to a life of prayer and penance telling mccarrick not to go out in public. one reached out to news 4 and said decades old stories of abuse still with him today. >> some of what you hear may be graphic and you may find it disturbing as well. here is the story. >> from age 11 to l 16, ied in a prison. today i'm opening up that door, walking out into the street and letting the sun hit my face for the first time ever, a free man. >> age 11. >> i'm standing in my room and naked at age 11. i'm not too happy. i'm trying to get dressed because i'm11. he says, turn around, turn around. around. want to turn turn around, come on. he drops his p

president has now turned on the catholic bishops trying to mediate between anti-government protesters and the official forces and paramilitaries trying to stop them in ortega call them satanical terrorists and coup mongers and arch anti-government protesters to and what he says is a u.s. backed conspiracy to topple him the comments came as he addressed crowds on the thirty ninth anniversary of the revolution that brought him to power and only three hundred people have been killed in demonstrations over the past three months and sanchez that is a neighborhood in the city of messiah. the situation has finished three days ago when members of the police and paramilitary forces attacked and cleared the road blocks that had been set up for nearly three months here in the neighborhood of money in the city of the situation is calm there are some cars there are some people going out slowly. but a lot of fear i can tell you few. food vendors here tell me that this is the first day that they have been able to go out to sell their food in three months and of course there are paramilitary forces g

there have been no persecutions of the catholic church.ather, we invite the catholic church to continue with the dialogue so the dialogue can grow and develop in an open manner. >> bret: mr. president, as you said, the catholic church was mediating discussions for some time, but now they believe, the catholic church believes they are under attack by pro-government forces. we've seen the images, we'd seen the video. if you have the auxiliary bishop in managua tweeting out the government of nicaragua crosses the limit of in human and immoral. the international community cannot be indifferent. this is a bishop in managua. obviously the catholic church believes they are under attack from you. >> that response was a certain way of thinking. ever since the bishop came to nicaragua -- why wasn't he here during the war? he wasn't in the country during the war. he was in rome. there is not a single priest that we are persecuting. there's not a single priest who can claim that he's been attacked by the government, by the government officials. the ch

and we will have another expert you but in the meantime, let's talk about a roman catholic —— catholicnths home detention for covering up child sexual abuse. the archbishop of adelaide, philip wilson, remained silent as a magistrate delivered the decision not to send him to jail. hywel griffith reports. will you now resign? philip wilson stayed silent as he arrived in court. appointed by the pope, he has so court. appointed by the pope, he has so far, and to his title as archbishop of adelaide, stepping aside from his duties. he broke the law in 2000 by refusing to report child abuse disclosed to him decades ago. this 12 months detention order means he won't go to do —— jail. he may have to wear an electronic tag instead but abuse survivors want him sacked. how on earth can somebody that's been convicted of knowing that's been convicted of knowing that children were being accused by the creased remain the archbishop of adelaide? peter was a ten-year-old altar boy when he was sexually abused. a priest at his church, james fletcher, told him he needed to be punished. a few years later, p

well, now to a sex abuse scandal in the catholic church. theodore mccarrick is no longer a cardinal. pope francis stripped him of his tietled over allegations of sexual abuse. seth doane has the story. >> reporter: cardinals are called princes of the catholic church, and amid this elite group, cardinal theodore mccarrick stood out as one of the most public figures in the church. by stripping him of the rank of cardinal, pope francis is sending a message, says greg burke, the director of the holy see press office. >> what this means is that no matter how important your position, no matter how prestigious, when it comes to sex abuse, you are going to be held accountable. >> reporter: the 88-year-old had been removed from public ministry earlier this summer after a church panel ruled he'd abused a teenage altar boy in the early 1970s while he was a priest in new york. in recent weeks, a number of other sex abuse allegations against minors and adult seminarians have surfaced. theology professor candida moss says the problem is systemic. >> we'r

catholics are shocked. some say they hope it will never happen again and the churche needs to m past the scandal. >> shocking that anybody could do that and that the church would cover that up and say it's okay. >> the church has to move on and betry to make directions a they can. >> mccarrick has said he has no memory of the encounters and claims he's innocent, pope francis ordered him to a life of prayer and penance telling mccarrick not to go out in public. one of mccarrick's accusers reached out to new4. he told us decades old stories of sexual abuse that still affect him to this day. >> we want to warn you, some of what you hear is graphic and you may find it disturbing. >> from age 11 to60 i lived in a prison. it has not been easy. today i'm opening up that door d walking out to the street and letting the sun hit my face for the first time ever. truly a free man. >> the abuse started at what age? >> age 11. i'm standing in my room and naked at age 11. i'm not too happy. t i'm tryiget dressed because i

has written about how catholics should view policy and how being a strong catholic should influence policy. she seems to be very much against the death penalty. so the question has become if you're a strong catholic, are you committed no matter what to so posing roe v wade. it may make it harder for her to support her because they may be a little more pro choice. on the other hand, a female nominee that i could oppose. they have male republicans. i guess as a female nominee, it would be harder to oppose by anyone in the conference. >> and a member of a particular strain of catholisism. >> is says that husbands are above their wives and they should kol the family. >> isn't that important for people to know? isn't it interesting and possibly relevant facts? >> i'm sure that would be a r robust part of the debate. for folks to not provide a religious litmus test. that is unconstitutional. the question is, and the current court has a very great catholic representation. how much does they're faith impact juris prudence. >> we have rick santorum who has pretty strong views on this, i also

this is now the catholic charity center. the former archbishop of washington is facing accusations of sexual abuse, and he could face trial within the catholic church. >>> prepare for delays if you ashington george parkway the next few weeks. construction crews are getting the bridge at windy run ready. there's just three les through e area, one northbound lane, a one south one that's reversible for the rush hours. this rk started today, so is the first evening rush hour with the new traffic patte. >>> right now wildfires are burning out of control in california killing at least six people. >> nbc's jay gray joins us live in reading where the most severe fire is burning. how is it going now, jay? >> reporter: yeah, pat and leon, very difficult still. this fire has been burning for a full week. thick ske and ash in the air year, i want to give a firsthand look at exactly what they are dealing with, how intense and how destructive the fires have been. homes and neighborhoods like this one across the strike zone gutted by the f

but the catholic adoption agency say there were no records of him, or her.here said she thought i must have imagined it — was i sure i'd had a baby. isaid, yes! yes. yes, i was asked that, by a nun. 20 years later, the adoption agency finally admitted to tressa they had herfile. she obtained her son's birth certificate and discovered she'd been erased from his life. his date of birth and name had been changed. crucially, his adoptive parents were registered as his birth parents. tressa's son had not been adopted. he'd simply been handed over to a childless couple. and this is the man tressa spent decades looking for. his name isn't andre, but paddy farrell, a married father of two. he found out he was adopted just six years ago, aged 52. i came to wondering what it would have been like to have met my mother at an earlier stage. basically speaking, my whole life has beenjust one big lie. everything about me is incorrect. tressa and paddy are now finally family. i'm very proud to be her son. in dublin's high court tomorrow, they will seek damages from the adop

joseph catholic worker house in new york.poke to them shortly before clare grady was released and put under house arrest. i began by asking martha about what they did when they entered the nuclear sub base. >> i was with my friends, seven of us. and we spent nearly two years discerning and praraying about what we could do. at we walked onto the base kings bay. not a well-known site. on behalf ofre people who couldn't do such a thing or take such an action. exposewalked there to the trident nuclear arsenal. symbolically disarmed the nuclear weapons. we were not anywhere near nuclear weapons. that group got a little bit closer to the bunkers. the booktially we left "the doomsday machine" on-site at the administrative machine at the strategic weapons facility of the atlantic. we posted an indndictment on the doors of the facility. manners that read the ultimate logic of the trtrident and we put up crimime tape. amy: and where did you go? the administration building. amy: why was this so important to do? >> i believe that the uni

the australian catholic bishops conference is australia's top catholic body.ia acknowledge that the effects of sexual abuse can last a lifetime" "but we hope that today s custodial sentence brings some sense of peace and healing to those abused by deceased priestjames fletcher." for now though, mr wilson, has stepped aside from his duties, but keeps his title. hywel griffiths was one of those asking questions in that earlier clip. here's more from him. peter grant was a ten—year—old altar boy when he was sexually abused. a priest at his church can't james fletcher, told him he needed to be punished. a few years later, peter confided in phil wilson, telling him exactly what had happened. the archbishop did nothing and the priest was able to abuse again.|j hit rock bottom, knowing the guilt that i carried and so forth, i had to persevere, if wilson had done something, that would have made he not have been abused. because the abuser could have been stopped. definitely. the catholic church have been accused of, all dishes have been accused of, all dishes have been

but it is an issue the catholic church need to deal with.aling and covering up abuse and some people here responded by asking the pope to take action and sack philip wilson. he is yet to resign as archbishop of adelaide. germany's interior minister horst seehofer has withdrawn a threat to resign, after talks with chancellor angela merkel. he said the two conservative parties in the governing coalition had reached an agreement on tougher border controls. mrs merkel made a deal with other eu leaders to help share the problems faced by country's such as italy and malta, who see some of the highest numbers of migrant arrivals from north africa. andrew plant reports. this was the latest tension at the top of german's politics. horst seehofer threatening to resign, tired, he said of the opendoor migration policy of angela merkel and insisting some migrants should be turned away. now he has withdrawn his threat, the two reaching an agreement, he said, after hours of talk. translation: after intensive discussion we have reached a clear agreement of

theodore mccarrick was one of the best—known clerics in the us catholic church., he is no longer a cardinal. he submitted his resignation to the pope after allegations that he sexually abused a teenage boy nearly 50 years ago. he denies the allegations but last month the archdiocese said that they were credible and substantiated. due to the statute of limitations, too much time has elapsed for a criminal prosecution but the former archbishop of washington will now face a church trial. in a statement, pope francis ordered theodore mccarrick who had already finished his duties to seclude himself in a life of prayer and penance until after his trial. the scandal is doubly embarrassing because he was involved in drafting guidelines on sexual abuse following former scandals. anyone with this problem will never work in the united states, that is clear. 0ther unsubstantiated allegations have also emerged including that he coerced former seminarians into sharing his bed. two dioceses in newjersey said they had received allegations of sexual misconduct with adults, two of

i was raised so catholic we played like catholic games. what kinds of games? mass.reporter: she also couldn't come out as a leuntil after college. >> it just set the perfect conditions for assault to happen because i didn't know that i had a voice and so someone else stepped in and made the decisions for me. that's, i think, how edisconnected so many peo are from our own agency. i didn't know that i could not be into this. this was a funny story i told until literally a dude said to me, "that's a not funny tory." >> reporter: now, she lives in los angeles and hosts a weekly stand-up show with her wife, fellow comic rhea butcher. shand butcher created the sitcom "take my wife." in one episode that confronts this issue, a male comic character addresses rape in a way that is jarring. >> if th year's taught us anything, it's that society will not believe a woman's been raped unless at least 48 other women meaim they were raped by the uy. that's why i only raped 47 women. >> reporter: do you think there are limits to what a comedian can talk about? and how does a come fd

family my parents were devout catholics i'm one of eleven siblings and i am i we were all very happy but it's precisely because they thought as that we have a loving god that i think he would not one to anybody woman or man and especially children to be trucked in a living hell and that he would want to allow anybody. you know after considerable counseling and you know going through a process with respect the cooling off period to start life anew and have a chance at happiness so many people we have very high rate of domestic violence in the philippines you know we have rape we have abuse and i think women talking to each other have fallen the strength to say that we need a system where we are given that chance not only to start a new but also to make sure to give our children a chance to have the same economic benefits that they had to work together and also to give people a chance to have joint custody of children and it's a more reasonable and more efficient way and i don't think people who have good marriages are going to be tempted to go for divorce just for the heck of it i thi

i think brett kavanaugh is the only non-catholic on the list. evangelicalthe only if he were to be confirmed to the supreme court. i think everyone of these potential nominees are something you could be happy with. host: one of the criticisms of kene kavanagh comes from cuccinelli, the former attorney general. looks, walks, and quacks like john t roberts jr.. peoplewas reminding about his decision when it comes to obamacare, adding the bush lives loudly in cavanaugh --kavanah. host: i think it -- guest: i think if you're conservative you could be happy with all of these, but brett kavanaugh is clearly the establishment favorite. if you are an establishment republican, he might be more your guy. this is how it is breaking down. barrett is theey outsidernservative candidate. the movement conservative candidate. -- the judge is the establishment republican. and ken cuccinelli being a grassroots conservative is not fond of him. host: let's take some calls, this is michael on the democrats line. caller: i love your show. i just wanted to say, if dona

a roman catholic archbishop in australia has been sentenced to 12 months house arrest for covering uplaide, philip wilson, remained silent as a magistrate delivered the decision not to send him to jail. hywel griffith reports. will you now resign? refusing to repent, philip wilson stayed silent as he arrived at court. appointed by the pope, he has so far clung onto his title as archbishop of adelaide, while stepping aside from his duties. he broke the law in 2004 by refusing to report child abuse, disclosed to him decades ago. his 12 month detention order means he will not go to jail but may have to wear an electronic tag instead. but abuse survivors want him sacked. how on earth can someone who has been convicted of knowing that children were being abused by a catholic priest remain the archbishop of adelaide? peter was a ten—year—old altar boy when he was sexually abused. the priest at his church, james fletcher, told him he needed to be punished. a few years later, peter confided in philip wilson, telling him exactly what had happened, but the archbishop did nothing and the priest

jillian: is it fair for critics to attack judge amy barrett for catholic faith?ng me from the independent women's form, dr. haworth, thank you for joining us, that is a couple of the many we have heard in the last week or so. do you think it is fair? >> judge barrett is a professional, medical professional, member of congress majority trait is to be objective, to carry out our roles responsibly irrespective of personal opinions. the supreme court has tween 9 members, all of whom represent diverse faith and non-proselytizing to their religion. their job is to adjudicate constitutionality. jillian: out flashback from diane feinstein on the catholic faith. >> when you read your speeches the conclusion one draws is the dogma lives loudly within you and that is of concern. jillian: she should be able to separate personal life versus the job she is able to do. >> those who seek to glorify god, i read excerpts for the 2006, and all you do is do your utmost to fulfill your duties responsibly. justice barrett would seek to make constitutional decisions, the catholic faith

. >> the fact that the left is going to attack an observant catholic for being an observant catholic.f they want to go after a mother of 7 who has written on catholicism and the law. she says judges who are catholic in death penalty cases should recuse themselves. let the left go after her. i don't know why people would shy away from a fight. the more extreme left looks the better it is for president trump. attacking a catholic with a great story like amy barrett, i don't see how that hurts trump. kennedy: i think he wants to put a woman on the high court and will put pressure on female senators who are looking to run for the presidency in 2020. if the future is female, it would be hypocritical for them to vote against her. ben, thank you so much. this will be the president's second pick since his election. how much could this pick impact your life in these united states. let me go to tonight's panel. jessica tarlov is here. tom shillue, and another superstar from the wwe, when he hold the title. he's wearing it right now. dolph ziggler is back in action. jessica, the stakes are much

and this would gratify the millions of -- i'm a catholic and this would gratify the millions of catholics who voted for him and she said every female would be pleased that a woman had finally gotten a number one diplomatic post. ever the great persuader she landed her self the job of a lifetime. here she is being sworn in as chief justice and once she had the job she set out to make a difference. she had the support of the italian government, some of the italian newspapers were not as kind to the incoming ambassador. one biaugrefer wrote, the prospect of a female of cartoon in the publication showed the united states embassy flag in rome with lace. clare become the butt of vulgar ism as the ambassador does not coat a fountain pen. one of the major assignments of her tenure was to resolve the long crisis between italy over the port. clare's role in resolving the crisis was not widely known beyond high ranking diplomatics at the time. next door to italy was at the time communist ukoslavia and at the end of the war they had been granted jointly to the u.s. and great britain and the ukoslavia