which well you do have a pool for you for the catholic bishop to come out publicly announce. the very thing the winner of the crown there will be. might happen william plus in kinshasa thank you so much. the trial opens today in brussels of a french national accused of carrying out a terror attack after returning from middle east where he had joined the so-called islamic state prosecutors have charged. with entering a jewish museum in central cross and twenty fourteen and gunning down four people it was the first of a series of attacks in europe attributed to i.a.s. . and a group of teenage skiers from germany have been pulled alive from an avalanche in the alps the school's group was on a beginner's slope in austria when they were suddenly hit by masses of snow another teenager skier in a different location was unfortunately not so lucky he was killed after being hit by an avalanche the news comes as parts of southern germany and the alps are dealing with the heaviest snowfall in two decades we will have more from our correspondent in the area in just a moment but first this

well the source of all of this contestation is dogan a zation that represents the congolese catholic bishops which deployed a forty thousand strong motivation mission on election day and they said soon after the election they have data in their possession but gives a clue when they didn't reveal the name of that we're not but diplomatic sources would have been quoted by the new times as well as other media revealed that the catholic church believes the value too is the way and obviously now we're in a situation where they had actual commission has declared a different opposition counted that the winner and i think this morning the french government have also explained that according to their interpretation which was based on the coptic bishops the it was in fact another opposition candidate to should have been declared the victor so how could we possibly then see this play out would you say over the next hours over the next days. well the constitutional court still needs to approve to validate she's a katie's victory and there's about a seven eight day period which all the candidates have to

republic of congo's capital kinshasa started compiling there was all of last sunday's election catholic bishops who feel that the largest group of election observers say there is a clear winner and they're calling for accurate results to be declared a while the un's human rights office warned the government's decision to block the internet may trigger a violence place in sudan have fired tear gas to disperse anti-government demonstrators who gathered after friday prayers. want the president omar al bashir to step down they're angry over rising prices and government corruption at least nineteen people have died since the unrest started last month as of the headlines to keep it on al-jazeera much more to come up to the last drop or turns. watcher is the driving force of life and natural resource that this carries and to which one tenth of people on earth have no access. the question of its management has become a major factor it's becoming more and more become quietly profitable harvey tradeable those people who see everything as something to invest the profit of they want to. be one door. says a

republic of congo's capital kinshasa have started compiling the results of last sunday's elections catholic bishop says deal with the largest group of election server say there is a clear winner and demanded that accurate results be declared a while the united nations human rights office won the government's decision to block the internet may trigger violence. place in sudan have fired tear gas to disperse anti-government demonstrators who gathered after friday prayers protesters want president omar bashir to step down they're angry over rising prices and government corruption at least nineteen people have died since the unrest started last month. and the southwest of colombia community leaders and human rights advocates are being killed at a rate of one every three days being targeted by armed groups fighting for control of land to cultivate drugs but the rate of killings as increased since the government signed a peace deal with rebels two years ago. port some kalka. hundreds of the indigenous people attend the funeral of. a young community leader he's the late is the founder of human rights sho

results of sunday's elections the three main candidates have all declared they won the vote catholic bishops feel that the largest group of election observers they say there is a clear winner and they are demanding accurate results published hundreds of police have been deployed in melbourne australia where far right groups are rallying against crime they believe they blame on people of african descent they are meeting at the popular st kilda beach for what they call a discussion of melbourne's youth crime problem account of demonstrations being held by a group supporting multiculturalism the private data of hundreds of german politicians including chancellor angela merkel has been published online it includes home addresses phone numbers and credit card details it's not clear whether hacking or leaks were to blame those are the headlines science in a golden age of next. cultural history some scribe layer upon layer at times erase others rejuvenating and reinvented. through the transformative power of public art an unlikely collision of hip hop culture and indigenous tradition forms a commun

catholic bishops will gathero discuss the ongoing catholic church issue. at the time the u.s. catholic bishops recommended that they establish an investigative body and a code of conduct for bishops. hey say the u.s. catholic conference did not give them enough time to review the proposals. >>> now to an upda on a story we've been following in russia. at least 14 people are dead including one child following a gas explosion that caused an apartment building to collapse ononday in southern russia.it authors say they rescued six people alive incding two children. 27 people are still coununted for. racing y crews are against the clock to find more survivors in the rubble. >>> a u.s. citizen is being held in russia. he is accusedf being a u.s. spy. paul weland is a former marine. he has a twin brother and he was not broth involved in espionage. he was in moscow to celebrate a friend's wedding. >> there's no way paul is a supply. he is in corporate security. of apl of the p i know he would be the most aware of risks of gettingf sidewayse law in a foreign country. >> david said his

republic of congo's capital kinshasa started compiling there was all of last sunday's election catholic bishops who feel that the largest group of election observers say there is a clear winner and they're calling for accurate results to be declared a while the u.n. suman writes off this morning the government's decision to block the internet may trigger violence place a.

going around for months and for you but one there's a group of catholic will that represents catholic bishops which they deployed forty thousand of us right the country on current day and they get our entire news they came to the conclusion they well they declared that they had a clear when us they didn't say exactly what it was but they tipped off a few people that the clear winner was loved by you do they spoke to various ferret diplomats. and serve on external surprise or to the case it was think that when i'm ok along with the surprise is there any idea as to why she should katie one selection. suspicion people of the special that. mystical bit of wouldn't want her to win because. it will be more difficult to control they think the post a picture to katie could have entered into some kind of agreement this is a this is this is a theory that. it could have been arranged the opposition are crying foul and saying it wasn't wasn't free and fair and it was the can was fiddled that. the ruling party wanted to katie to win because he will be more easy to control and you're protect their interest

results of last sunday's elections the three main candidates have all declared they won the vote catholic bishops field of the largest group of election observers they say there is a clear winner and they're demanding that accurate results are published venezuela has accused the us of plotting with a regional bloc to overthrow president nicolas maduro government more than a dozen foreign ministers from latin america canada have said they won't recognize me as president if he's sworn in for a second term next week the lima group says elections in may were not credible a fish has been sold for a whopping three point one million dollars in tokyo's famous new year to no sushi producer and wholesalers have been known to pay huge sums for the biggest and best fish but this is the highest price on record tokyo's fish market reopened in a new location in time for the annual sale those are the headlines right now it's witness. yes she was a masterful artist. i'm there with real legendary guys man they've done a lot for the community and for the culture if. i had the honor roll it with some really good wri

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the national conference of catholic bishops deployed thousands of observers across the country. they reported numerousus proble. it left the vote relatively calm. >> to ensure the credibility of the results we -- we asked the electoral commission to continue postining the results i in fronf ththe poor statations and to undertake any other action that guarantees the transparency of the process. >> as about county got underway, the significance of election was clear. this could be congo's first peaceful transition of power since it gained independence independence -- gained independence from belgium in 1960. just cabell is stepping down after nearly eight years at the home. the oppositioion candidate is considered one of the front runners. yet others allege the vote was fraudulent with ririck machines. this form interior minister is under european sanctions. there are now fears that violence could return to congo. particularly if candidate should i -- this candidate is considered the winter. helena: olivia joins us. we understand that the votes are still being counted. both the ru

a lot of people were not aware there is a catholic bishops organization. in many ways it was a merger of evangelical soldiers and the political acumen. brian: what has been your reaction to what happened to the bishops group? patricia: not surprised. i think a large institution that is very self protective and has made taking a very conservative stance on sex issues involving women and homosexuals an excuse for hiding their own issues about abuse and scandal. i was raised catholic. brian: did that make it difficult to write about? patricia: no. it gives you an insider understanding. i went to catholic school my whole life. you have a love for the institution, the educational institution and the nuns and priests i knew, but you also see the institution can do way better than it does and continued frustration that women are kept back in the church. >> william campbell preston breckenridge. the cover for the book is on your screen. "bringing down the colonel". he was a congressman for 10 years. our guest has been patricia miller. thank you very much. patricia:

six people were killed and 16 others were injured. >>> catholic bishops were gathered in chicago after a week long retreat. organizers say the retreat will focus more on prayer than policy. the vatican will hold a summit the world bishops next month to come up with a copperheads of response to the crisis. struck president trump calling of the former president nominee mitt romney. with the president is saying after romney attacked him for the way he is running the country. >>> celebratory gunfire hurt the six-year-old girl. hear from a neighbor who tells us exactly what she heard as gunshots were going off, coming up. cvs pharmacy. ed gets copays as low as zero dollars on medicare part d prescriptions. ed gets labels clear as day. and, lily.... lily gets anything she wants. ed knows he could just have us deliver his prescriptions. but what's the fun in that? switch to cvs pharmacy. >>> they are reveling in the sunshine in rio de janeiro where it is 88. >> look at the planes coming in. >> that could have been awesome. if we leave from sfo at 11: 30. we could make it. >>> we've got you co

. >>> in the day ahead, catholic bishops will be addressing the issue of the crisis. the u.s. creholic cone did not give them enough time to review the proposal it outlined plans for an investigative body and a code of conduct. >>> now to a story we are following in russia. at least 14 peoplere dead including one child following a explosion that caused an aparent building to collapse on monday in southern russia. authorities say they rescued six people alive including two children. 27 people are still unaccounted for. emergency crs. >> a u.s. citizen is being held in russia who is accused of being a u.s.spy. russian federal security says he as caught last week during an alleged espionage operation. weland h a twin brother david and he said paul was not involved in espionage. he was in moscow to celebrate friend's wedding. >> there's no way paul was a spy. he had a law enforcement career before his marine career, he was in corporate tysecu he would be the one who would know the risks of being sideways in foreign law. >> they're ccerned he could become a political pawn. you can

several catholic bishops and other clergy joined the protests. people come from all over the country to take part in this rally. >> our crowd is super peaceful. we always tell them to keep calm, keep quiet e. we're not here to engage. >>> it marks the anniversary of the roe v. wade ruling. >>> senator harris is appearing in oakland tomorrow. it's been a busy week. she's been making the rounds at her tv and her alma mater. >>> the figure skating world has a new start this weekend, 13 years old alyssa lieu, and she's from the east bay. sergio is live from the ice center, and she's a familiar face there, sergio? >> reporter: yeah, they even have three banners up at one of the rings from some of her prior championships. she's won the intermediate national, junior nationals and of course last night she won the senior nationals. they are very proud this is her home skating rink. her free skate dust last night's competition pushed past last years's championship brady tenle. this makes her the youngest u.s. national champion ever. she takes that title fr

of kansas city, the chair of the united states bishops conference on pro-life activities. he is joined by several other roman catholicnd orthodox bishops and offering our opening prayer. your excellency. bishop naumann: i welcome his eminence representing the assembly of the canonical orthodox bishops of the united states of america as well as my brother orthodox and catholic bishops. i especially welcome all of you gathered in this vast crowd as we stand together and proclaim our beliefs in the dignity of the unborn child and of all human life. thank you all for being here and we look forward to marching with you. and so, let us pray. almighty and eternal god, as your own sacred word gives witness, before each of us were born, you knew us, and you knitted us together in our mother's womb. we give thanks to the gift of human life and today we renew our dedication to the defense of all human life, especially among the unborn. you yourself are love itself, and through your only begotten son, you gave us the perfect example of charity and the great commandment of love for one another. we beseech your blessings upon thes

result that's been announced but they've also heard from sankoh which is an organization of the catholic bishopsin the r.c. that had more observers than anyone else on the ground and that organization believes that the result that has been announced does not match their date now the archbishop who heads senko came up with a new suggestion for the security council he said that the electoral commission should now release all its data from the individual counts so that that can be checked against their information and the information that the individual candidates hold at this stage the security council i think will rally around one message and that is from the un z. representative in the d r c and the head of misc oh that's the peacekeeping mission layla's the ruki she's called for calm and stability after she said already there have been security incidents. regrettably serious security incident were noted in several locations most concerning lee in clearly who drove vans violent protests have reportedly left at least twelve dead including two national police lanched and ten civilian killed by liv

base catholic bishops are currently meeting near chicago ahead of next month's vatican summit on the sex abuse crisis what we want is for this summit to be able to be taken seriously interested in real and meaningful reform for survivors here in chicago not just in the united states but the world over and the fact is that currently with this summit as we cannot have faith that it will result in any real reform the electoral commission in the democratic republic of congo says results for the presidential vote may be delayed because it hasn't received most of the ballots regional monitors say sunday's election was relatively well managed despite several challenges technical and organizational problems meant many people were unable to vote one more than a million others in three opposition strongholds were excluded because of ebola and security concerns a manner in mexico's southern state of what has been shot dead just hours after being sworn into office gunmen opened fire on. as he was on his way to a meeting four other people were wounded in the attack a man has been arrested in conn

vote counting is still underway but the three main candidates of all declared they won the vote catholic bishops fielded the largest group of election observers they say there is a clear winner and they're demanding that accurate results be declared the u.n. security council met behind closed doors to discuss the vote. intimidation and harassment against journalists opposition candidates and human rights defenders continues to take place and this being a very sensitive as i said very tense period we are concerned that these efforts to silence dissent could backfire considerably when the results are announced and we are watching carefully and we are calling on all sides to refrain from the use of violence in the southwest of colombia community leaders and human rights advocates are being killed at a rate of one every three days they're being targeted by armed groups fighting for control of land to cultivate drugs but the rate of killing has increased since the government signed the peace deal with the fark rebels two years ago. the reports now from kolkata. hundreds of dinners indigenous people a

of kansas city, the chair of the united states bishops conference on pro-life activities. he is joined by several other roman catholicx and offering our opening prayer. your excellency. bishop naumann: i welcome his eminence representing the assembly of the canonical orthodox bishops of the united states of america as well as my brother orthodox and catholic bishops. i especially welcome all of you gathered in this vast crowd as we stand together and proclaim our beliefs in the dignity of the unborn child and of all human life. thank you all for being here and we look forward to marching with you. and so, let us pray. eternal god, as your own sacred word gives witness, before each of us were born, you knew us, and you knitted us together in our mother's womb. we give thanks to the gift of human life and today we renew our dedication to the defense of all human life, especially among the unborn. love itself,are and through your only begotten son, you gave us the perfect example of charity and the great commandment of love for one another. lessing's upon these, your servants, who have gathered and speak on behalf of th

republic of congo's capital kinshasa have started compiling the results of last sunday's elections catholic bishops who fielded the largest group of election observers say there is a clear winner and are calling for accurate results to be declared a place in sudan have fired tear gas to disperse anti-government demonstrators who gathered again after friday prayers want president omar al bashir to step down they're angry over rising food prices and government corruption at least nineteen people have died since the end rest started last month. foreign ministers from latin america and canada say their governments won't recognize necklace murder as venezuela's president when he's sworn in for a second term next week billiam a group of states is meeting improves capital to discuss how to step up pressure on the door though they say elections in may were not credible and are calling for power to be transferred to the national assembly until a free vote can be held venezuelans have fled the country because of a political and also an economic crisis will continue to follow that story for you here on al-jaz

contest ation and to bring his supporters out onto the street to demonstrate it's going to be the catholic bishop bishops conference the same co whether or not they release their parallel voting data that they say they haven't which is widely reported as favoring for you lou is going to be key to him being able to make that argument and it's not a done deal of the catholic church is going to release this parallel vote a lot of data it has that in two thousand and eleven it had comparable data or it had its own data on the voting count which it chose not to release at that time so we could see them choosing again not to release that data this time around and that would do a lot of damage to for you lose claim an ability to contest the results of this election how optimistic are you for a democratic republic of congo. i'm a congo optimist i certainly would and i believe in that like i say the vote the patterns of the violence or going to shift and certainly there is going to need to be a repression want to have a real peaceful transplants for power taking place simply the fact that this result has

catholic bishops wil gather for a week-long near chicago.hey will address the ongoing church sex abuse scandal. this comes as the associated press obtained a all rigletter e vatican. the vatican says the u.s. catholic conference did notgo rnor them enough time to review the proposal.g >> this mornnew details on a plan to ease traffic jams and possibly expand the beltway and the maryland department of ansportation has received more than 000 comments. scottar mane has more on what some of saying and what others are waging against widening the highway. >> sam's house ships its in the shadow of 270. ely aps no one is more cl watching the proposal to ease trffic. >> i'm grateful that the governor is on record saying no homes or property will be demolished. we intend to hold him to this pledge. >> reporter: more than a year ago the government announced the state would consider ambitious plans to ease gridlock on 270. so far at least 15 alternatives have been considered, including reversible lanes and widening the highways. hundreds have sent comme

in paris is true that the catholic bishops conference of congo whose preferred candidate is not a secret it's martin for you says it made verifications and has results that are totally different from those of seventy the electoral commission who in your view has the right the correct results that represent the will of the congolese people. i'm very clear with you i think the process has been all very chaotic and i'm not surprised to ever resolve that give room for discussion so today we are in front of. what i call official body which is seventy which is that mr. warren this election and apart from that we have another group who says unfortunately it is not the data that we have i would say that beyond people beyond . election we have management of the country which is to my point of view the most important thing at the end of the message from the catholic church they say if a part of the election says that they are not they don't agree with the results they can use the legal framework to try and contest the results so of the is going to be the indigo alice in london you'll farts is this

. >>> catholic bishops from the country begin a retreat in chicago. organizers say they will pray ver the sex abuse scandal plaguing the church, but won't lay out new policies. yesterday, the ap treports vatican blocked the bishops from doing so. earli this week, david culver spoke to a local man who says former washington archbishop sexually abused him for years. >> he told me that he was my pathw to god. and that i needed to trust him. >> the vatican is currently investigating allegations against james grine testified for that investigation. next month, bishops from around tld are scheduled to meet to address sex abuse allegations within the catholic church. >>> farm pseudocal companies are ringing in the new yearith higher prices. >>> how a local teenager hurricaned a difficult memory into something positive. >>> have you be sniffling or sneezing? it could be mold spores. here are the allergies. mold is coming in high. trees, mainly pines coming in low. more rain in the forecast as we look to the end of the workweeki l have t >>> escription s of dr

. >> laura: today lexington kentucky left wing catholic open borders bishop john snow decided to pile onto the kids, righting: writing: : writing: writing: . >> laura: by the way, that particular bishop finds plenty of time on his plate to show up at daca rallies in dc last february. we invited him on the show tonight but he's too afraid to appear. joining me is bishop aubrey shine who was watching our show last night. bishop, your reaction to these two men of the cloth? >>> i'm appalled. first of all it's always great being with you, laura. when i heard bishop last night. let me say to start out the church of god and christ is a fantastic organization, i was once parted of that organization where bishop swan came from. i can assure you doesn't represent those values, that's where dr. martin luther king had his last speech, at the mason temple in the church of god and christ. when i hear bishop swan not address the real issues and that is the bar bare rick margaret sanger who gave us planned patient hood and 48% of people that are black that were aborted, not on this planet p remember

results of last sunday's elections the three main candidates have all declared they won the vote catholic bishops feel to it the largest group of election observers they say there is a clear winner and they're demanding that accurate results are published venezuela has accused the u.s. of plotting with a regional bloc to overthrow the president nicolas maduro his government more than a dozen foreign ministers from latin america and canada have said they won't recognize as president if he's sworn in for a second term next week the lima group says elections in may we're not credible and is calling for power to be transferred to the national assembly for a free vote if it can be held. hundreds of police have been deployed in melbourne and australia where far right groups are rallying against crime they blame on people of african descent a counter demonstration is being held by a group supporting multiculturalism a fish has been sold for a whopping three point one million dollars in tokyo is famous new year tuna option sushi producers and wholesalers have been known to pay huge sums for the biggest a

. >>> us catholic bishops will gather near chicago to get in a weeklong retreat to pray of the clergy sexual abuse scandal. the retreat will focus more on prayer than policy. the vatican holy summit next month to come up with a comprehensive response to the crisis. >>> results one of the new president. jair bolsonaro was elected on the promise to cut crime and widespread corruption. security was increased after a knife attack in september left him with a ruptured intestine. minutes after he took the of president trump tweeted congratulations and thank, the with a is with you. jair bolsonaro is a former army captain who said he and myers present, plans to emanate from of his policy. the president tweeted back, mr. president, i present your words of encouragement. together under god's protection we shall bring prosperity and progress into our people. everything what not every thing went to plan. the inauguration medicaid was passing through city streets when it was interrupted by his skittish horse. the animal was leading the procession but started to act uneasy and go sideways. it cann

representing the orthodox bishops of the united states of america as well as my brother and orthodox catholic bishopsi welcome all of you gathered in this vast crowd as we stand together and proclaim our believe in the dignity of the unborn child and of all human life. thank you for being here, and we look forward to arching with you. let us pray. almighty and eternal god, as your own sacred word gives witness, before each of us we are born, and you knitted us mother's womb. we give thanks for the gift of human life, and renew our dedication to the defense of all human life, especially among the unborn. begotten sononly you gave us the perfect example of charity and the great commandment of love for one another. blessings you your upon these your service -- servants who have gathered to speak on behalf of those who cannot speak for themselves that each human life is sacred. gift, andprecious that each person ever conceived is indispensable and your loving plan for humankind. may we be untiring in our witness and in our cause for righteousness in our nature and -- nation. each of our children, and for

. >>> santa rosa's catholic bishop explained today why the diocese released the names of 39 suspected child abusers over the weekend. he said it is for the sake of the people the priests abuse. others say the action is much too late. nbc bay area's mark mathews was there. he joins us now from outside the diocese headquarters. mark. >> reporter: well, these are old cases. the 39 names released relate to cases that are decades old. the most recent from 2008. but the bishop here at the diocese headquarters said releasing the names now is a step towards transparency and reconciliation. bishop told reporters he's releasing the names to try and reach out to more than 100 victims of clergy abuse in his diocese. >> i pray that those who continue to dwell in the shadows and who perhaps feel that no one will believe them will see in this moment the desire of the church to reach out to them to say to them, we hear you, we believe you, we want to help you. >> i think what they're really doing is damage control. >> reporter: the director of the northern california chapter of abuse survivors is sus

several catholic bishops and other clergy joined yesterday's action, which drew counter protesters, as many do. people come from all across the country and from all walks of life to take part in the rally. >> and i feel really, really passionately about the right to choice, to regulation, and safety. i think ultimately it is the real goal here. abortion has always existed, it's always going to be here, whether or not it's legal. >> the event that marks the anniversary of the r versus wade ruling. >>> a community fund-raiser for an oakland teen severely injured in a hit-and-run. at 11:00 this morning, people will gather behind fruitvale b.a.r.t. on a so-called ride-out for carlos prieto. earlier this month the 14-year-old was on his bicycle he just received for christmas when he was hit by a car and dragged four blocks. the driver then took off. his family says the teen is still in the hospital fighting for his life. today's gathering will include people riding out on their bicycles, taking the same route prieto was supposed to take the day he was hit. the event will end with a fair, al

a lot of these people, like the catholic bishops, one come on, because they don't want -- they are afraid and hiding behind the collar. i suggest they worry about people getting back in the pews and start wearing about their open borders rallies. i want to play something. eddie glover junior was on msnbc the other day and he said this. >> the hat in some ways represents, for many of us, a kind of racial animus, make america great again as a kind of nostalgic longing for the 1950s. >> laura: i want to play something for you -- this is bill bill clinton, of course, and ronald reagan on made make america great again. let's watch. >> i believe that together we can make america great again. >> we will restore hope and welcome them into a great national crusade to make america great again. >> laura: i know this comes as a shock to all the drum supporters but guess what, he was not the first person to say it. it was not racist then, not racist now. >> of course it's not. it's beyond mad. it's not just not racist, again, i traveled with the president right as a matter of fact, i'm the only clergy

. >>> santa rosa's catholic bishop expressed, quote, grief and shame today following the release of theclergymen who sexual abused children. abc 7 news was in santa rosa when the news conference began with a prayer. on thursday, church leaders released a list of 39 deacons who either abused children or faced credible accusations of being child predators. >> i feel tremendous sadness and grief and shame. and honestly, a raging anger. that these men did what they did. i mean, i have no tolerance personally for this. >> in 1995, the abc 7 news i-team investigated several of those priests whose name were recently released. >>> tens of thousands of teachers walking off the job in los angeles. >> take a hike, education is a right. >> what the large strike could mean right here in the bay area. >>> i'm spencer christian. looking westward, clouds are getting darker, and our rain is about to get heavier, a lot heavier. heavier. i'll have the accuweather it looks like emily cooking faildinner for ten. it looks like jonathan on a date with his wife. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps

observers this contradicts the official tally which crowned his rival felix just as the winner a catholic bishop has been echoing few of those concerns speaking via video link to the un security council. we call for the solidarity of the nice dacian to the people of the d r c we call the electoral commission to publish as quickly as possible the records of the counting. polling stations were to allow candidates to compare data and statistics that they themselves compiled with the official numbers this might spell down among the population as to the outcome and may set minds at rest. joining us from kinshasa so as we were saying saying that he is the winner and he will be filing a legal challenge. well according to his own tele in the tally up the catholic church he thinks he won this election he not have to be in the evidence and show how he came up with the numbers how does he plan to do this he's going to court on saturday was just findings to a group of judges of the constitutional court they will be going through this evidence that he feels he has to face they will decide that he has no case

in paris is true that the catholic bishops conference of congo whose preferred candidate is not a secret is martin for you know says it made verifications and has results that are totally different from those of sandy the electoral commission who in your view has the right the correct results that represent the will of the congolese people. i'm very clear with you i think the process has been all very chaotic and i'm not surprised to ever is of that given room for discussion so today we are in front of. what i call official body which is seventy which is that mr. warren this election and apart from that we have another group who says unfortunately it is not the data that we have i would say that beyond people beyond . election we have management of the country which is to my point of view the most important thing at the end of the message from the catholic church they say if a part of the election says that they are not they don't agree with the result they can usually go from work to try and contest the results so of the is going to be the right way indigo alice in london your farts thi

when bishops speak many people listen the catholic church has influence here some bishops aren't afraid to speak out when others don't but opinions are divided a whether the church should be involved in politics at the largest catholic church in the capital kinshasa religion and politics divides opinion will be going to the bone i think the churches involvement in politics is right and normal it should be done to help and political problems affecting our country according to me i don't think that it's right for a child to be to get those problem of qualities. because putting people in confusion calls to end the political crisis are growing the southern african development community once a recount of the votes or a government of national unity formed the regional bodies approval of the electoral process is crucial for the legitimacy of the government and the new president. here's what's coming up for you on this news hour could the roman catholic church in the united states go bankrupt the multi billion dollar compensation claims against paedophile priests a piling up. it was a disaster

in paris is true that the catholic bishops conference of congo whose preferred candidate is not a secret it's martin for you know says it made verifications and has results that are totally different from those of semi the electoral commission who in your view has the right the correct results that represent the will of the congolese people. i'm a be very clear with you i think the process has been all very chaotic and i'm not surprised to ever is of that give room for discussion so today we are in front of. what i call official body which is seventy which is that mr. warren this election and apart from that we have another group who says unfortunately it is not the data that we have i would say that beyond people beyond . election we have management of the country which is to my point of view the most important thing at the end of the message from the catholic church they say if a part of the election says that they are not they don't agree with the result they can ignore the legal framework to try and contest the results so of the is going to be the right way indigo alice in london you

counting is still underway but the three main candidates of all the quicker they won the vote catholic bishops field of the largest group of election observers they say there is a clear winner and are demanding that accurate results be declared the u.n. security council met behind closed doors to discuss the vote as well dozens of people have been killed in the latest ethnic violence in the west african nation of bicheno faso seven people died when armed men attacked the village of years ago made up largely of people love the must see ethnicity in reprisal attacks the following do you agree residents killed thirty nine people in for money hurting communities across the region more from nicholas hawke. the minister of interior in britain f.s.a. may call this a terrorist attack but no one has claimed responsibility for it and no one has been arrested it all started on the night of the thirty first where gunmen on motorcycle killed shot down a village chief just a hundred kilometers away from the million border where an insurgency is taking place the men that were behind this attack were said to

the counting is still underway but the three main candidates of all declared they won the vote catholic bishops fielded the biggest group of election observers they say there is a clear winner and they're demanding that accurate results be declared the u.n. security council met behind closed doors to discuss the vote. intimidation and harassment against journalists opposition candidates and human rights defenders continues to take place. and this being a very sensitive as i said very tense period we are concerned that these efforts to silence dissent could backfire considerably when the results are announced and we are watching carefully and we are calling on all sides to refrain from the use of violence speculation is mounting about an historic visit to south korea by the north korean leader kim jong il improving relations are having a marked impact on the heavily fortified border that separates north and south korea correspondent rob mcbride traveled to yongpyong island a short distance from the north korean mainland from its observation points you can clearly make out the coastline of north

counting is still underway but the three main candidates of all declared they want the vote catholic bishops feel that the biggest group of election observers they say there is a clear winner and they're demanding that accurate results be declared the u.n. security council met behind closed doors to discuss the vote. intimidation and harassment against journalists opposition candidates and human rights defenders continues to take place and this being a very sensitive as i said very tense period we are concerned that these efforts to silence dissent could backfire considerably when the results are announced and we are watching carefully and we are calling on all sides to refrain from the use of violence dozens of people have been killed the latest ethnic violence in central book enough nicholas hawk story. the minister of interior in britain f.s.a. may call this a terrorist attack but no one has claimed responsibility for it and no one has been arrested it all started on the night of the thirty first where gunmen on motorcycle killed shot down a village chief just a hundred kilometers away fr

. >>> and 300 catholic bishops from across the u.s. gathering for a week-long retreat on the clergy sex abuse crisis. the meeting is taking place in at a seminary near chicago. organizers say the retreat will focus on prayer and spiritual re-election and not policy making. pope francis convened the retreat. he's sending the priests to serve as preachers to the people's household. >>> the gathering comes as cbs has learned of several cases learning of several nuns being accused of sexual misconduct. nikki battiste has talked to people who say they have been victimized. >> the survivors network says it doesn't keep track of sexual abuse allegations but we spoke with several people who recently reported misconduct ranging from forceful kissing to molestation all carried out by nuns. one woman who agreed to speak on camera describes her experience as unconscionable. >> this is sister shaw? >> yes, this is sister eileen shaw. >> reporter: this is the none trish cahill says she confided in when she was 15 years old. >> i would have done anyt

in the when bishop speak many people listen the catholic church has influence here some bishops aren't afraid to speak out when others don't but opinions are divided a whether the church should be involved in politics at the largest catholic church in the capital kinshasa religion and politics divides opinion. i think the churches involvement in politics is right. it should be done to help and political problems affecting our country according to me i don't think it's right. to get those. people. cause to end the political crisis are growing the southern african development community once a recount of the votes or a government of national unity formed the regional bodies approval of the electoral process is crucial for the legitimacy of the government and the new president how. can. we go to sudan now where police have fired tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters in the capital khartoum calling for president tomorrow bashir to step down protests broke out last month over rising food prices and cash the international rights group amnesty says at least forty people have been kil

forty percent of christians here in the catholics and the catholic church is a huge influence yet sometimes some of the bishops often speak out when many other people are afraid to do so the catholic church had about twenty thousand election observers on the ground and they say they covered as much of the country as they possibly could according to their own tally is there much in the water with sixty one percent of the vote some people believe them some people don't but there are mixed feelings on the ground about the church's role in politics here in the d.l.c. . i think the church is important to. its. political problems. according to me i don't see that it's right for the charge to get. some people in the region feel that the setting election observer teams are sometimes biased towards the ruling party but some people think they quite credible and the one to the ground do quite a good job of putting on people the reason a body that once a reach and or they want a government of national unity formed here in the d.r. similar to what we saw in zimbabwe in two thousand and nine when robert mugabe was able to s