half i'm very familiar with what the catholic bishops have to say. they certainly are vociferous and i would say as a catholic, one thing i'm proud of is my church has been one of the best supporters of people in this country before we had a welfare state. so, i don't see that changing and i don't see any conflict with enforcing the law as it's written. >> can you address the latino community? some in the latino community already feel they are targeted like those in mississippi. andou were here illegally, now this extends to legal immigration, why shouldn't the latino community feel targeted by this? mr. cuccinelli: first of all, this is a 140-year-old legal structure. we are dealing with the most recent iteration of it, but this is not new. this was the same question that might have been asked on my italian immigrants were coming, when my ancestors were coming through that 140 years. so we are not doing anything new here. we are simply making effective what congress had already put on the books. so there is no reason for any particular group to feel

it is screening out companies that donate to the conference of catholic bishops.e index committee, they have bishops and consultants who are in tune with what the catholic religion is trying to convey through their investments. it is very broad. it is not screening out tons of names. it is trying to give the s&p 500 flavor. scarlet: we mentioned earlier about the pot etf race. you are coming in sixth to the pot party etf. what are you learning about watching everyone else's efforts? jay: i cannot talk too specifically about an etf in filing. as we saw with cloud and bots, it comes down to the exposure and giving good exposure and supporting it with research with sales from marketing to tell the story in an effective way. scarlet: jay jacobs, thank you so much. i feel like global x funds is an embodiment of there is an etf for that. let's check out one of the best performing etf's of the year overall. ♪ scarlet: the global x greece etf is known by its ticker. it invests in the largest and most liquid companies in the country. it is one of the best-performing etf's

it is screening out companies that donate to the conference of catholic bishops.e index committee, they have bishops and consultants who are in tune with what the catholic religion is trying to convey through their investments. it is very broad. it is not screening out tons of names. it is trying to give the s&p 500 flavor. scarlet: we mentioned earlier about the pot etf race. you guys are coming in sixth to the pot party etf. what are you learning about watching everyone else's effort at dipping their toes into the water? jay: i cannot talk too specifically about an etf in filing. as we saw with cloud and bots, as we have seen with a few thematic etf's we have launched it comes down to the exposure and giving good exposure and supporting it with research with sales from marketing to tell the story in an effective way. scarlet: jay jacobs, thank you so much. i feel like global x funds is an embodiment of there is an etf for that. let's check out one of the best performing etf's of the year overall. ♪ scarlet: the global x msci greece etf is known by its ticker. it

those crimes the facilitation of the collusion with them and that we were able to expose that by catholic bishops and indeed by the vatican itself so how hard was it for you to make your case how did church resistance change things for you where you prevented it from speaking out what was i mean 1st of all it was very difficult to get to the point where i could challenge my own. i suppose internal inhibitors the the the only spoken authority of the church wasn't something that was external to me it was internal so when i 1st start to think about in the mid 1900 about 1904 about doing something about what had happened to me more than a decade earlier. my 1st instinct was to contact the bishop from as opposed to contacting the police so i had bought into this idea that the church was the ultimate authority and that it was it was to them that i needed to look to thankfully i didn't instead i decided about 6 months later in february of 1905 that i would make a complete complaint directly to the police here in arlington that's what i did. the priest who would abuse me the priest who raped me when i wa

lutheran immigration refugee and the united states catholic bishops. so religious organizations were very important in both advocates for increased refugee admissions and also doing the work of helping refugees make a new life in the united states. these voluntary agencies received a government grant, between 300 and 500 dollars per refugee, to help refugees in their first few weeks upon arrival. and these voluntary agencies also partnered with local organizations. sometimes, an individual, usually a community group, especially a congregation, a synagogue, or a church, and these churches were civic church, and these churches were civic organizations would sponsor refugees and sort of take them under their wing. sometimes refugees would actually live in church buildings for the first few days in the united states. i interviewed one family or one church sponsor that had housed a family in their church, and they didn't have showers so the refugees lived in the sunday school classrooms and walked across the street to the seminary and took showers there, an

catholic bishops hearing -- voicing their concern. does it give you pause in carrying out these policies question mark >>it does not give me pause about implement and laws of already been put in place and even the long history -- i used in a tie in history from my background and the other half is irish. i'm very familiar with the catholic ships and what they have to say. they certainly are vociferous and i would say as a catholic, one thing i'm proud of is my church has been one of the best supporters of people in this country before we had a welfare state. i don't see that changing and i don't see any conflict with enforcing the law as is written. already feel they are targeted like the el paso but if you are here illegally, now this extends to legal immigration, why shouldn't the community feel targeted? is a 140-year-old legal structure. we are dealing with the most recent duration of it that this is not new. this was the same question that might've been asked when my a , myt immigrants were ancestors were coming through that 140 y

those crimes the facilitation of the collusion with them and that we were able to expose that by catholic bishops and indeed by the vatican itself so how hard was it for you to make your case how did church resistance change things for you were you prevented from speaking out what was i mean 1st of all it was very difficult to get to the point where i could challenge my own. i suppose internal inhibitors the the the only spoken of.

held in a mexican border city to all of the victims of the shooting last week in el paso the catholic bishop of see what has presided over the service has been a week since the attack that killed 22 people there and injured dozens more most of the victims were hispanic. in bolivia people have been staging protests against violence aimed specifically at women demonstrators in the past so the police of failing to prosecute crimes of domestic violence critics say the law to fight such abuse isn't being properly enforced. more news from them he wanted on our website 0 dot com the headlines next. updating your top stories for you just joining us there's an israeli police moving into the al aqsa mosque compound after a standoff with palestinians at one of its gates earlier thousands of palestinians gathered at the site for the 1st day of the muslim holiday of the very force it is an occupied east jerusalem. it certainly seems that there was an attempt to not do well in jail so it was an worshippers from the site but we did get reports of people once leaving at least at one site were being allowed

amasses been held in a mexican border city to all of the victims of the el paso shooting catholic bishop of cedar oras presided over the service praying for the community to remain strong it's been a week now since the attack that killed 22 people and injured dozens more most of the victims were hispanic police say the gunman confessed after surrendering saying that he targeted mexicans thousands of others whalen's of taken part in a rally to protest against u.s. sanctions president nicolas maduro addressed his supporters of the no more trump rallies saying that the country will resist what he calls the racist government of the u.s. president talks were to be held in norway this week with opposition leaders on why dobe move pulled out in protest the u.n. human rights chief says the new sanctions will likely worsen the crisis for millions of ordinary people. there's been major protests against gender based violence in bolivia demonstrations and demonstrators rather say the police are failing to prosecute crimes of domestic violence critics say the law to fight gender based violence is not

amasses been held in a mexican border city to all of the victims of the opacities shooting catholic bishops yet at what has presided over the service has been a week since the attack that killed 22 people and injured dozens more most of the victims were hispanic. questions are being asked over how an american financier was apparently able to kill himself while being held in a u.s. prison cell on suicide watch jeffrey epstein was found dead in detention on saturday he was awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges the f.b.i. is investigating his death she has returns he has more from washington. jeffrey epstein faced a maximum of 45 years in prison for the trafficking of girls as young as 14 to his homes for sex he pleaded not guilty after being denied bail last month the 66 year old had been found unconscious in a cell with marks on his neck and reportedly placed on suicide watch however there are conflicting reports as to whether he was on suicide watch when he was found hanged in his new york jail cell early saturday morning epstein worked in finance reportedly managing other people's food

bishop mark seitz. he leads the catholic diocese of el paso. according to the latest numbers of the diocese, 80% of this area is catholic. bishop, i'm sorry to meet you under these circumstances, but this is where we need to be right now. thank you for joining us. what does it mean to the community to have this kind of violence, not just the death and the injuries, 22 so far, dozens also injured, but why it happened? >> well, it's devastating to us because we know that it is a direct contradiction to what we believe we stand for here in el paso. we take great pride in being a place that really contradicts the narrative that says that we have to be in opposition to each other because we live on a border. we see the people on the other side of the border as really part of our family. and so -- and of course being primarily hispanic in this region, that hits very close to home for all of us. but the point for us is not that this is an hispanic region, but that we are a place where people from every race and country. we're a place where people have

the catholic bishop saying the offense against one of us is an offense against all of us. it began last night and ended with a candle light vigil at the end. music from the children's choir. this community coming together wants to be known as a safe place. behind me, candles have been illuminated. the mourning continues here. >> i've heard several point made that this shooter was not from the community. it is a very safe community. >> thank you, david. >>> hours after that mass shooting in el paso, another gunman opened fire outside a popular bar in dayton, ohio. 9 people were killed when a gunman wearing body armor began shooting. people seen running for her lives when shots began to ring out. >> it continued to happen. it was like pop, pop, pop. once everybody was on the ground. you could see everyone's faces, just terrified. >> just boom, boom, boom. you could tell it was a big gun. not no handgun. >> the shooter, a 24-year-old white male was killed by police within 30 seconds of the first shots being fired. dayton police have not released information on a motive. there

back and forth, i found, in the early 1970s, between what was then the national conference of catholic bishops and catholic thee loejens disputing what should or shouldn't be acceptable in health care and what it meant if catholic hospitals were serving a pluralistic population including many patients and health care providers working in them who weren't catholic. the theologians were more interested in pluralism than the bishops. that's not surprising, but the fact they were willing to call some of the positions of the hierarchy a disaster, i do think is worth attention, and so thinking also then about these intrareligious debates swelz interreligious and religious secular debates that emerge in these key and really formative institutions of american society, i think is critical to understanding american politics in the 20th century. with that, i'll turn to the next question i asked everyone to think about which is we've all just made claims for the ways in which religion tells us something about american politics and american history, especially in the 20th century, that's not necessarily ev

mass has been held in the mexican border city to honor the victims of the pass or shooting the catholic bishop has presided over the service it's been a week since the attack that killed $22.00 people and injured dozens more most of the victims were a teen. and the livia people have been protesting against violence aimed at women demonstrators and the police are failing to prosecute those who commit domestic violence critics say the law to fight such abuse isn't being properly enforced. a powerful storm has killed at least 28 people and forced a 1000000 from their homes on china's east coast that feel like a man made landfall on saturday in the province of inching cause widespread damage landslides and flooding at least 20 people are still missing and emergency services are warning of more landslides. a migrant rescue organization open arms says turn down the alters offer to take in 39 people it rescued from the sea on saturday the country to seize entry to 121 others on the charity's ship open arms says that decision alarm people on board in malta should have taken all of them were not in the

mass is being held in a mexican border city to honor the victims of the old pastor shooting the catholic bishop of see it out for side over the service it's been a week since the attack that killed 22 people and injured dozens more most of the victims were hispanic. questions are being raised about how an american financier was apparently able to commit suicide while being held in a u.s. prison cell he was jeffrey epstein he was found dead on saturday she had returns you know from washington. jeffrey epstein faced a maximum of 45 years in prison for the trafficking of girls as young as 14 to his homes for sex he pleaded not guilty after being denied bail last month the 66 year old had been found unconscious in a cell with marks on his neck and reportedly placed on suicide watch however there are conflicting reports as to whether he was on suicide watch when he was found hanged in his new york jail cell early saturday morning epstein worked in finance reportedly managing other people's food chains he presented himself as a billionaire and he lived an extravagant lifestyle but the source and exte

s new catholic arch bishop of criticizing the president's attacks on elijah cummings and baltimore.s evening brings many people together, fully aligned with one common mission and vision. the light the night event is an opportunity to celebrate survivors, to remember those who have been lost to cancer and to recommit ourselves to the fight against cancer. as a cancer survivor, i feel that light the night is very important. this event truly gives survivors hope. when you see these survivors doing this walk, it shows you why you're here and why you need to continue to do better to find that next cure. liz: washington and moscow blaming each other after a key nuclear arms treaty collapsed. lucas? >> before leaving for bedminster the president says he wants a new arms control treaty with russia and china. >> we have been speaking to about that, about a pact for nuclear so they get rid of some, we get rid of some. we probably have to put china in there. we would want to include china in there at some poi.reporter: a crew driver because moscow is screwing with the west. report there are c

in part because the bishop of helena instructs the catholic priest across the district to speak out against'connell from the pulpit. i document in the book that wheeler had his own meeting with the bishop, i think encouraging him to do exactly what he did. so he could be a tough political operator for sure. as i said, wheeler had friends across the political spectrum. here he he is with i was william. later the senate foreign relations committee chairman, he and wheeler become fast friends and associates. even though wheeler is a democrat. they shared common opinions about hating monopolies, hating bigness, being opposed to an expansionist foreign policy. they become very close associates in 19 together and they team up together. he had friends all across the political spectrum. harry truman was one of his closest friends in the senate. he becomes a member of wheeler's committee. wheeler takes him under his wing. he befriends him, gives him an opportunity to be involved in major legislation and they become fast friends for the rest of their lives. i mentioned that he was a close friend of h

and he loses that election in 1938 in part because the bishop of helena instructs the catholic priests across the district on the sunday before the election to speak out against o'connell from the pulpit. i document in the book that wheeler had his own meeting with the bishop, i think, encouraging him to do just exactly what he did. so he could be a tough political operator for sure. as i said, wheeler had friends across the political spectrum. here he is with idaho's william bora who by the time wheeler comes to the senate in 1923 is a pretty senior member of the republican majority, later the senate foreign relations committee chairman. one of the great or a torse in senate history and wheeler become fast friends and associates, even though wheeler is a democrat, borah a republican, they shared opinions about hating monopoly, hating bigness, being opposed to an expansionist foreign policy and become associates to thwart roosevelt on that court packing plan. wheeler had friends all across the political spectrum. harry truman was one of his close ets friends in the senate. truman came

celebrating pal was a priest in rural australia he rose to become bishop of melbourne and then sydney as australia's may senior catholic he oversaw the church's response to accusations of child abuse by others when a major inquiry was held looking into that he had to defend what many saw as a cover up but it didn't slow his career by then powell was a cardinal at the vatican in charge of the church's finances and close to the pope that life ended the when powell was personally accused of sexual abuse i am innocent of these charges. pel 6 year prison term was the combined sentence to sexually abusing 213 year old choir boys in a melbourne cathedral his conviction censure quavers through the catholic church which was already dealing with a torrent of sex abuse scandals carried out by clerics in positions of power i think they're in denial about everything that's happened to george pell and i think that if the spotlight is ever off them they will continue to deny obfuscate use their power use them money to actually stop individuals coming out into the public and holding them accountable 3 court of appeal judges have been

in his newest book, letters to a suffering church, he encourages catholics to stay and fight for their faith and their church. bishopyou with us tonight. >> martha, thanks for having me. >> martha: so talk to us about your thoughts on the violence we have seen. the horrific loss of life. the president went to be with some of those who are wounded. where does this evil come from? >> of course, it's never right to find simply one cause. you could analyze it culturally, sociologically, anthropologically. but obviously, as a priest, as a bishop, i would look at it spiritually. spiritual undergirds the whole of life. and so, something like this is always a sign of some kind of a spiritual rupture, a loss of contact with the deepest source of meaning. you said it earlier, the loss of faith, the decreased religious practice around the country. when i was a kid, about 3% of our country would have claimed no religion. now it's up to 25%. i don't think that that goes without some consequence. there is a coarsening when you lose contact with god, who is the source of moral value, the source of meaning, and finally the source o

celebrating pal was a priest in rural australia he rose to become bishop of melbourne and then sydney as australia's may senior catholic he oversaw the church's response to accusations of child abuse by others when a major inquiry was held looking into that he had to defend what many saw as a cover up but it didn't slow his career by then powell was a cardinal at the vatican in charge of the church's finances and close to the pope that knife ended the when powell was personally accused of sexual abuse i am innocent of these charges. hell 6 year prison term was the combined sentence to sexually abusing 213 year old choir boys in a melbourne cathedral his conviction send shock waves through the catholic church which was already dealing with a torrent of sex abuse scandals carried out by clerics in positions of power i think they're in denial about everything that's happened to george pell and i think that if the spotlight is ever off them they will continue to deny obfuscate use their power use their money to actually stop individuals. coming added to the public and holding them accountable 3 court of appeal judges have

the 78-year-old a former arch bishop of sidney later became a top vatican advisor. he's now the most senior roman catholicric to be an abuser. >>> 5:36 right now less than two weeks before his scheduled trip to denmark president trump has cancelled his visit over the purchase of greenland. the skufrj not for -- country is not for sale. he fired off a tweet thanking the prime minister for being so direct the u.s. operates a military base there and previous administrations have tried to acquire it twice before given its tra tooejic importance in the northern atlantic. >>> meantime the president is expressing his support. french president emanuel macron has also agreed the president should be invited to the 2020 conference. the president is expected to broach the topic with other world leaders this weekend. >>> this morning a state bill that cracks down on teen vaping is taking a step forward. the bill would increase mandatory sting operations for stores that sell tobacco products and ecigarettes. it would increase fines for stores that sell the products to underaged teens. the proposal is up for a committee

bishops, including what you asked about kamala harris. listen, the church should be. if you are saying you believe with the catholic church, act like it.don't, don't. kamala harris talking about an organization that is very mainstream in the catholic church. the knights of columbus. to say anybody who is involved with that is somehow a radical? i think should she be called out on it and asked to explain. why is that radical? >> martha: in terms of communion we've been down this road several times in politics but he's saying joe biden or anybody who supports abortion rights technically -- should not be allowed to come forward for communion. what do you stated that? >> yeah, pope francis has thrown a few things out. like this is something for your own personal conscious, you can decide. but the pope, what cardinal burke is saying, pope francis, just be clear. let us know what you think. be clear. with communion, it already has a presupposition that you communion with the church. so if you don't believe, why would you go to communion? just be honest and say i don't believe. >> martha: thank you very much. good to see you. we will see you