his cousin, john, served as first bishop and archbishop of the catholic church in the united states. what began as a trickle became a deluge in american history as waves of catholic immigrants like my grandfather from places like ireland, from italy, from germany and from across the wider world, made landfall in america. drawn here by the promise of freedom, of opportunity, prosperity. most of all, it was the freedom to practice their faith that is the birthright of every american. now our history books are filled with the names of the sons and daughters of the catholic church. as the bible says, we recognize them by their fruits. there are among us here today some distinguished men and women in public life, in public service, who are emblematic of that contribution. and i'm honored to be able to address you all. american catholics have built everything that matters in this country. we built families, businesses, founded hospitals, administered to the poor, become leaders in public life, established world class institutions of higher education. and so many other countless contribution

he is considered to rank third in the hierarchy of the global church. catholicicials in australia say he strenuously denies all allegations of abuse, and will return home from rome to clear his name. it is important to note that none of the allegations that have been made against cardinal pell have obviously been tested in any court yet. cardinal pell, like any other defendants, has a right to due process , defendants, has a right to due process, and so therefore it is important that the process is allowed to run its natural course. preserving the integrity of that process is essential to all of us, and so for victoria police it is important that it is allowed to go through unhindered and allowed to see naturaljustice is afforded to all the parties involved, including cardinal pell and the complainants in this matter. for more on this we can speak to the bbc‘s phil mercer in sydney. i know it is the middle of the night from a roman perspective that this has come out but they put out a statement very quickly to deny these allegations. this is part of a longer run

the third highest member of the catholic church is leaving the vatican and going back to australia toe sex abuse charges. we will report from rome. donald trump's travel ban starts later, but with some changes. we will explain what they are. meanwhile, donald trump has made personal and derogatory comments about two tv anchors in the us. condemnation has duly followed. we will look at that. and we will report on why some african countries intend to ban second—hand clothes from the west. some blunt talking from angela merkel today, all squarely aimed at donald trump. and all in the context of next week's 620 summit when the world's most powerful leaders will come together. first there was this on climate change. translation: the european union stands fully behind its paris commitment and it will implement the agreement rapidly and decisively. furthermore, since the united states‘ decision to leave the paris climate deal, we are more determined than ever to make it a success. we cannot and will not wait to act until the science has convinced every last doubter. in one word, the paris cl

this is sending shockwaves through the catholic church. the highest-ranking official in the vatican and the most senior catholic cleric in history to face sex abuse charges. cardinal pell faced the media today to say that he was facing relentless character assassination and was the victim of media leaks over the face of two years. -- he says thed allegations are false. this has caused such a fascinating reaction in rome just seeing the reactions from who are still shocked because the cardinal has finally been charged. please determined to go to australia to fight these charges and clear his name. to come back to the job that he is leaving in order to do this. unfoldshave to see what in the court case. he certainly doesn't believe his career at the vatican is over yet. even though today cardinal pell was looking very solemn and even emotionally distraught. >> he is set to appear in court in melbourne on the 18th of july. for the time being what does this mean for pope francis? >> cardinal fell was a very important linchpin for pope francis

it is certainly a test case for pope francis regarding what he is doing within the catholic church and the vatican on sex abuse. >> boy, sure is. live for us in rome. thank you. >>> the national security adviser with a new warning about north korea. >> the threat is much more immediate now. and so, so it's clear that we can't repeat the same approach, failed approach of the past. >> what new options are on the table for president trump? a live report next. a leaf is a hint that is connected to each person in your family tree. i learned that my ten times great grandmother is george washington's aunt. within a few days i went from knowing almost nothing to holy crow, i'm related to george washington. this is my cousin george. discover your story. start searching for free now at ancestry.com if you could book a flight, then add a hotel, or car, or activity in one place and save, where would you go? ♪ expedia. >>> the national security adviser h.r. mcmaster says the u.s. has a range of options to use against north korea including a military option. two u.s. military officials tell cnn jaet

this is a scandal that has been dogging the catholic church for many years.the pope had called him from sydney to rome to do that. but now, with his temporary departure, and we don't know for how long that will be, there seems to be a bit ofa long that will be, there seems to be a bit of a vacuum and a certain degree of uncertainty over whether the pope can continue to push forward with these reforms. cardinal pell said last year that the church had made catastrophic choices by refusing to believe abused children and by moving abusive priests from parish to parish. do we know any more yet about the charges he himself is charging? we have heard the phrase multiple charges used, but not much detail yet. the police have said very little other than that they are multiple charges from a novel of complainants, and they relate to historical sexual offences dating back to the 1970s. there are a number of charges here that have been levelled against cardinal pell, and it will remain to be seen how they are tested in court at how the cardinal defends himself. he is ver

the third highest member of the catholic church is leaving the vatican and going back to australia totrump's travel ban starts later, but with some changes. we will explain what they are. meanwhile, donald trump has made personal and derogatory comments about two tv anchors in the us.

the catholic church -- this is hard for me because i'm catholic. ve my church and i go to church and, unfortunately, the catholic church is faced with a crisis. and i don't have to tell you what it is. is: fidget spinners! ( laughter ) which the catholic church is "freaking out about." that's surprising. you'd think they'd support anything that keeps people awake during mass. ( cheers and applause ) the debate is lovely but it can feel long sometimes. the debate is raging online, because some people think the toy could represent the holy trinity, and various priests have been using the device to explain its meaning. which is good since, up until now, the only way to explain the holy trinity was the turducken. ( laughter ) instead of a chicken on the inside, it's a dove. okay. let me spell this out. for not-yet converted pre-catholics out there, the holy trinity is a central doctrine of catholicism that god is three persons in one being. there's the father, the son, and the holy spirit, and... firm correctly... -- if i remember correctly -- i think t

this very elite group of leaders in the catholic church. cardinal pell is at the very top, close adviser to pope francis. this morning he appeared sullen, quiet, reflective, and he talk about the relentless what he called character assassination against him over what he calls matters that have been under investigation for at least two years. he also told us this morning he has been in regular contact with pope francis, keeping him up to date, and that the pope had, in his words, had granted him a leave of absence to return to australia to face these charges to, as you heard in the sound bite, he looks forward to his day in court to clear his name. we have been speaking with people at the vatican who we have brn covering. that said always with the vatican, you must read between the lines here. whether he was granted a leave of absence is a question. it's more likely pope francis has forced cardinal pell to leave. he is the highest ranking to be charged with these severe sex charges and it's really sending shock waves through the catholic chu

that's the leader of the catholic church in england and wales.entioning a bit earlier on that meeting in downing street, the prime minister seeing some of the residents there in downing street from grenfell tower and also some of the volu nteers tower and also some of the volunteers who've been working here. let's go to our political correspondent emma va rdy. let's go to our political correspondent emma vardy. what's the latest from there? in the last ten minutes or so, latest from there? in the last ten minutes orso, a latest from there? in the last ten minutes or so, a group of people have arrived here, about 15 or, so mixture of ages, a mixture of backgrounds. there was one young girl amongst them. they were all wearing white ribbons as they arrived for their meeting with the prime minister. we're told they're victims, residents and volunteers. this follows a difficult few days for the prime minister really. we've seen angry for the prime minister really. we've seen angry scenes at for the prime minister really. we've seen angry scenes at gre

been talking about this all day.those whom i talked with say they haven't ever felt oppressed as catholic church-goers in the area.a deacon at the church says the staff is going to meet to decide what to do after the violent vandalism. live in san leandro, spencer blake, kron four news. (justine) the countdown is on for game 5 on the nba finals... the golden state warriors now have a chance to win the title at home tomorrow. kron 4's alecia reid went to today's practice and tells us what players are looking forward to tomorrow night.. there's a lot riding on game 5 both the warriors and the cavs know it's do or die.we gotta go out there and it's the same do or die approach bcuz we know what's on the line. shoot it's the only game that matters nowwe feel really great about playing in front of our crowd and we know it's gonna be loud tomorrowgame 4 was a wake up call for the warriors not to get too comfortable.draymond green - we won 3 games in a row in the finals, 15 overall in the playoffs, so we think it's just gonna happen, then all of a sudden we get smacked in the face and it's like whoaaa.

also in the programme: the vatican's treasurer, the third highest member of the catholic church, is goingack to australia to face sex abuse charges. and there's just one day to go before donald trump's travel ban begins. people from six muslim majority countries will be affected. it's 7am in singapore and midnight in london. and we start in hong kong, which is marking 20 years since the end of british colonial rule. the chinese president, xijinping, is visiting the territory under tightened security. that security is there to curtail any pro—democracy protests. our china editor carrie gracie has been meeting some of those who were born in the year of the handover. hong kong's patriots greet their president and first lady. flags, but no umbrellas allowed, because umbrellas are the symbol of protest here. he said he'd come to support hong kong. protesters chant that's not how democracy activists see it, occupying a monument that china presented to hong kong for the handover. one student insisted on herfreedom to protest as she was arrested. hours earlier, she had illustrated her feelings ab

how big of a blow are these charges to the catholic church?> this is a major blow. >> reporter: robert mickens with a catholic publication has been covering the vat van for 25 years. >> you have to understand they're going to be much more conciliatory. cardinal pell said the pope was giving him a leave of absence. it's very likely that the pope stood him down. >> reporter: the vatican said the leave of absence is effective immediately. a leave of absence is quite significant for a priest. for a cardinal it is even more serious. but for such a close adviser to pope francis, it is a shock. norah? >> seth doane, thank you. >>> more than two dozen tornados ripped through the midwest. the strong winds tore roofs off homes and scattered debris. at least two people were hurt, more severe weather is headed for the region today. powerful thunderstorms are expected to bring large hail and possibly more tornados. adriana diaz is in prairieburg, iowa, where people are cleaning up this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. to give you a sense o

this morning in st peter's square, the cardinals of the catholic church turned out for a celebrationey behave, directly affects the pope's ability to lead. this morning, one of their number was missing. cardinal george pell appeared in a vatican pressroom to respond to the allegations made in australia. i'm innocent of these charges. they are false. the whole idea of sexual abuse is abhorrent to me. for more than 40 years, george pell worked as a priest and then an archbishop in his own country. during the 1970s, he worked in his hometown of ballarat. the police have been investigating this era. they have now brought charges. cardinal pell is facing multiple charges in respect of historic sexual offences. and there are multiple complainants relating to those charges. this isn't the first time the cardinal has had to answer questions about his actions. in february of last year, george pell testified via video link to an australian royal commission on child abuse. australian victims flew in to watch his testimony. 0ther abuse survivors say the pope himself must now take wider steps. he

one of the most powerful figures in the catholic church, cardinal george pell, will return to australiany historic charges of sexual abuse. rupert murdoch's bid to buy all of sky is likely to be referred to the competition authorities. and — we have the findings of a major new study into the effects of pesticides on bees. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: despite a heavy fall, johanna konta recovers to underline her wimbledon credentials, with victory over the world no.1, angelique kerber, in the quarterfinals of eastbourne. good evening. after months of relentless fighting, the islamic state group is facing defeat in mosul — its last big powerbase in iraq. government forces say they're finally set to recapture the entire city. it is three years ago to the day that so—called islamic state in mosul declared a "global caliphate". back then, is controlled vast regions of iraq neighbouring syria. now, after prolonged battles and countless military offensives in both countries, is has been pushed back to the cities of raqqa in syria and mosul in iraq. in both places, they are now surro

catholic church applies doesn't get money. this happens five years running and people start thinking well why is the protestant church getting the money and the catholic church never gets the money and the state says we just don't want to sow that division and mistrust and. >> sure. sound likes a reasonable observer question but put that aside if you know the history and context of the program this is a competitive grant and should be religion blind so if you're not looking at who is applying you can grade this like this application was graded highly based on secular criteria. they'll know it's not favoring a religious organization. when you remove the religious organizations you're actually singling out for a benefit they should otherwise get. >> thank you, council. >> mr. chief justice may it please the court. he asked the question as to whether this is an admirable tradition. this should be respected. this 39 state tradition of keeping hands off of religion and the answer from the states view is yes. in 1820 missouri's firs

the vatican had been the official seat of the catholic church for hundreds of years before that.t historians say popes often had power struggles with italian leaders after italy became a unified nation. some popes called themselves prisoners in the vatican. a 1929 treaty recognized the catholic church's claim to a tiny piece of land in rome, vatican city. it's smaller than central park here in manhattan and the pope became the ruler of a state 88 years ago today. some nice buildings there. some fantastic gelato across the street. the dow is up today. oil is not up. apparently we have a little too much of that. here's cavuto. >> neil: all right. we're just getting a statement right now from the republican national committee on james comey's statement that he will issue tomorrow in person. it's out right now. by the way, on our website, if you want to read it. this is coming from again the rnc saying, and i quote, the republican national committee is talking again just exclusively about the statement saying "president trump was right" coming from the chair woman, ronna mcdaniel, th

cardinal vincent nichols there, the leader of the catholic church in england and wales. s here for the victims of the disaster a short time ago. joe reynolds is a former firefighter who knows what it's like to try and fight, maybe not a fire of this scale, but you were the first female firefighter i think back in the early 1980s. that's right. there we re early 1980s. that's right. there were female firefighters involved here, of course, as well as men. just talk us through how hard it will be now for those firefighters trying to come to terms with what they saw, what they experienced that terrible night? i can't imagine because i've never been — all i know is that all anyone in the fire service and firefighters want to do is to save lives. if they saved 100, but missed one, that will be what stays with them forever. we know they did rescue 65 people, but clearly there could have been up to 600 people in that block. of course, that will be what haunts them and hopefully, i know they've got danny cotta n hopefully, i know they've got danny cottan the chief commissioner and

there's a church service at a catholic church, i think they will be won at this methodist church tomorrowre will be time to reflect and think about all the dead and the missing. we have seen that this morning, people are bringing their children here, they feel it is important for their children to see this when things have died down and they can come here safely. they thought that the building had collapsed at one point but people of all ages are coming here, they want to come together. —— they believed the building might collapse. people, not just they believed the building might collapse. people, notjust from london, people from far and wide are coming here, one lady we spoke to said, iam a coming here, one lady we spoke to said, i am a mother, coming here, one lady we spoke to said, iam a mother, i have family, ican said, iam a mother, i have family, i can see this and i'm sad. people have come to pay respects to the community, people are saying, we can't sit down and watch this unfold, they are bringing boxes, saying, we need to help. thank you, frankie. we will see if there is eviden

a deacon at saint felicitas catholic church and school pointed out to kron four the several places where bullets damaged this statuealong with a flagpole and the roof over a breezeway."it's saddening and it's frightenening, but it makes us aware of what kind of world we're living in today."a neighbor heard the shots as they rang out saturday afternoon, and was even able to give a description of the suspected shooter to police. officers found the man who met the description, but he wasn't ready to go quietly."we gave him commands to comply with us, which he refused. shortly thereafter a wrestling match ensued between him and the officers. during the wrestling match it was discovered he had a gun in his waistband." finally police arrested the man, whose name and mug shot they've chosen not to release while the d-a reviews the case. back at the church, parishioners were almost lining up to see the damage on the sculpture representing a second-century christian martyr.this man wasn't really interested in seeing the marks left by eight bullets up close. "i think from a distance is enough. it'

so these charges this morning are sending shock waves through the catholic church. e reflective but forceful this morning, railing against what he said was nearly two years of relentless character assassination. >> i'm innocent of these charges. they are false. the whole idea of sexual abuse is abhorrent to me. >> reporter: australian police did not provide any specific details of the multiple charges of sexual assault. cardinal george pell has been in charge of reforming church finances. but for years has faced allegations he did not properly deal with clergy sex abuse in australia. he was questioned by a commission investigating the church's response to abuse via video link from rome. >> with the experience of 40 years later certainly i would agree that i should have -- should have done more. >> why do you need the experience of 40 years later? wasn't it a serious matter then? >> yes. but attitudes then. >> reporter: pell told reporters this morning that he has been in regular contact with pope francis. >> the holy father regularly informed. >> reporter: who's gra

the headlines: police in australia have charged one of the catholic church's most seniorfigures, cardinal george pell, with historic sex offences. he strongly denies the allegations, and says he will return from rome to clear his name. the chinese president, xijinping, has arrived in hong kong for celebrations to mark the 20th anniversary of the territory's return to china from british rule. it is his first visit there since becoming the country's leader. the united states is introducing tough new security measures for inbound flights, but has stopped short of expanding the ban on laptops in hand luggage. the new measures include enhanced screening of passengers and baggage. the british prime ministerfaces what amounts to a vote of confidence later on thursday. the opposition will try to win concessions before a final vote on the government's legislative programme, known as the queen's speech. now it is time for world business report. reaching for the sky. will rupert murdoch's takeover plans for the pay tv giant be cleared for lift—off, or grounded? plus: ringgit rebellion. they saw off

. >> the highest ranking official in the catholic church so far accused of molestation. something out of the wild west, new video shows a deadly shootout between cops and robber in baltimore. cecily? >> we have had three days of low humidity sunshine, temperatures below normal for this time of year. now i'm tracking our next heatwave in time for the holiday weekend. i explain in the seven-day forecast. >> jeff skversky with the phillies, looking to sweep the mariners when "action news" continu >> newly released video shows a shootout between police and an armed robber on a mass transit bus. >> he has a gun in his hands. >> it all started earlier this month when authorities say 35-year-old blaine irv fled the scene of a hold up getting off the bus. passengers ducked and frantically ran away as a shootout erupted. one was struck as was an officer. it came to a deadly conclusion when irv charged off the bus, shooting at officers, they shot and killed him. the surveillance video was released today showing the shooting by police was justified. >> two railway workers were kill

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lauren: this catholic church is it with sex scandal. is charged with multiple counts of sexual abuse, alleged to have occurred in australia. the highest level vatican officials pay charges on the abuse scandals that have rocked the catholic church. he vows to clear his name. firefighters continued to battle blazes across much of the western united states in arizona. the growing wildfire killed 19 firefighters for years ago. thousands of people evacuated from their homes. major roads closed in smoke can be seen for miles. investor showing little appetite for shares of blue apron, raising $300 million but that is a third less than they had hoped. analysts take amazon's deal to buy or hold food is weighing. but show your stock futures this morning as we wrap up the month of june. dow up 26. nasdaq down seven. cheryl, that is happening now. cheryl: up as tech names we watch. we're also watching what is happening out of washington. senate republicans are trying to agree on changes to the gop health care bill. they want this done by tomorrow.

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. >>> one of the most senior members of the catholic church denying sexual assault allegations.rdinal george pell said before facing charges in australia. these days families want to be connected 24/7. that's why at comcast, we're always working to make our services more reliable. with technology that can update itself. and advanced fiber network infrastructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture built around customer service. it all adds up to our most reliable network ever. one that keeps you connected to what matters most. >>> cardinal george pell, a top adviser to pope francis, facing sexual assault charges. a short time ago at the vatican he proclaimed his innocence and promise today to return to australia to clear his name. delia gallagher is live in rome with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. this is a big story. not only is cardinal pell one of the highest ranking officials in the catholic church, he was brought over by pope francis. he is the chief financial minister here at the vatican and one of pope francis' closest

. >>> the news is sending shock waves throughout the catholic church. >> a top cardinal at the vatican is facing sexual abuse charges. >> i'm looking forward to finallviy hang my day in court. >>> homeland security department now issuing new rules for international flights coming into the country. >> it's time we raise the global baseline oiaf av tionsecu.rity we cannot play international whack a m-a-mole with each new threat. >> i ask you to dssiscu a new wave of health care. >> i have to find out if he's serious. he hasn't been serious that parts of the midwest are assessing the damage following a string of severe storms including tornados. >> holy [ bleep ]. that thing was forming right above us. >> wildfires rage across the west. highem tps and strong winds making it tough for >> one person is injured after an explosion at a college dorm in kentucky. investigators are now blaming a gas leak. >> this is a female sniper takiimng a at isis fighters. she drops to the floor with a big smile on her face. >> all that -- >> in philadelphia, customers with a big scare. that's a u-haul truck

resources at their disposal and when, on those occasions and i have been very involved with the catholic churchyou know, they seem to have endless resources to defend the indefensible but... peter, forgive me for interrupting. becky very much for being with us. —— thank you very much. time for a look at the weather with ben rich. what a difference a day makes. compared to the recent heatwave, today has been much cooler and fresher for many. plenty of cloud around as well. this picture from a weather watcher in shetland and things are going to continue to change because we have a band of rain moving across northern ireland, scotland, down into northern england as we go through this evening and overnight turning quite blustery up to the north—west as well. a dry night the further south and east you are but for all of us, cooler and fresher. 12—15 celsius. tomorrow then, our band will sink southwards across northern ireland and then into northern england, wales and maybe the midlands where it will hang around for most of the day. heaviest burst of rain for hills in the west. largely dry to the nor

what comes next for him and the catholic church? larry: the travel ban version 2.0 is in effect, what you can expect to see. >> why did they do that when safetrack was being done? the new roadoat closures that we do have to deal with. it is not over yet. good morning. larry: just when you thought it was safe to get back on the metro?

highest ranking to be charged with these charges and it's really sending shock waves through the catholic church. >> as you're talking, we show him greeting parishioners, presiding over a mass. do you know if he has any public events set up as well? >> reporter: yes. actually the pope is speaking behind me in st. peter's square in front of st. peter's basilica. this is a world week. the cardinals have been in rome. they make new cardinals. there's a feast of rome, a holiday here. we were told very specifically by the director of the holy see press office greg burke to not see cardinal pell at any public events until his name is cleared. some question whether he'll ever return to rome. anne-marie? >> wow. very interesting. thank you very much, seth. >>> the revised version of president trump's ban of preventing visitors from six mostly muslim countriesoe new instructions have been sent o the u.s. embassies and consulates. the new guidance will be there until they there's a release. good morning, seth. >> good morning. the white house is following up that allows parts of mr. trump's travel ban int

half million dollars from the union, people's bank, gets nearly 4 millionth mortgage from the catholic churchshe does this by saying that she had $5 million in likely donors, and $2.4 million in insured owners, and it turns out that the records of the college of show that she had less than $700,000 in contributions from all sources during the time that she claims that she had seven and a half million dollars ready to go. in fact, several of the people who pledge money, the largest single donor's that i will give the college $1 million upon my death, and they counted that as coming in the door, very soon in increments, and to the woman, when confronted with what she was saying about it, said that is simply not true. they made that promise, asked him to sign the papers, which i refused to shine, and i was going to give them the money upon my death. we have bernie sanders in trouble because the allegation is that he interceded with the officials of the union, people's united bank in order to get the loan, and jean sanders is under the microscope would because she apparently lied on the documents

the catholic church, however, is opposed to it.rotestants are also not uncritical, but leave the decision up to the parents' conscience. islam on the other hand takes a tolerant approach to in vitro fertilisation, if the couple are married. and that's even in arch-conservative iran. correspondent: every year, sakineh and akbar hosseinpour come to this mosque to mark the death of the second imam, hassan. people gather here to give thanks and to ask god to answer their prayers. sakineh has had the same wish for the past 20 years. >> if i am honest, i pray to god for a child. correspondent: it's clear that akbar is uncomfortable talking about the subject in public. he worries that if he and his wife remain childless, they will be scorned by their community. >> i don't like to talk about it. i want it to stay between god and myself, until a miracle happens. yes, i went to the doctor, i won't say that i didn't. i just really wish we could have a child. correspondent: the couple live in the small town of astaneh ashrafieh in the north of

being the highest ranking catholic in australia he's the highest ranking catholic in the whole catholic church. he's in charge of all the finances here in the vatican. highest ranking cardinal to ever be charged with sexual offenses. he called this a character assassination and thank pope francis for allowing a leaf of absence to travel to australia to clear his name and prove his innocence. it's still unclear whether this leave of absence is a nice way for the pope to allow him to step down from his job. what we know is that the court hearing for now is scheduled for july 18th in australia. >> thank you. >>> now to republicans scrambling as the clock winds down on their last attempt to save obamacare replacement plan. some gop members start to make overtures to their colleagues on the other side of the aisle while bracing for angry constituents as they head home. kasie hunt has more. >> reporter: after a devastating delay, protests and arrests as republicans head back into secret negotiations to crack a new health care deal by friday a last ditch attempt. >> we'll continue working to bring le

safe to say these allegations made against him today will send shockwaves not just through the catholic churchn australia but far beyond these shores. cardinal pell is australia's most senior catholic figure. he is the former archbishop of sydney and melbourne. he is in charge of finances at the vatican, which makes him one of the most senior catholics anywhere. and the police are saying there are several complainants. yes, more than one according to the police in the southern state of victoria. they have served these charges with cardinal pell‘s legal representatives in the city of melbourne. and it is there on the 18th ofjuly that cardinal pell will be required to attend an magistrates' court. police say there is more than one complainant, multiple charges of alleged historic child abuse, and we understand they date back to the 1970s in the victorian city of ballarat, where cardinal pell once worked. thank you very much for that. clearly more on this to come. the united states is introducing tough new security measures for flights into the country but has stopped short of a threatened expans

church throughout the morning tojust sit go into the church throughout the morning to just sit and meditate and think about the victims before this catholics at saint pius church. this is such a community of so many different religions, so many cultures, catholic, protestant, and the whole community coming together at this dreadful time. we have seen in the last day or so notjust grief and shock but that grief and shock turning increasingly to anger. community leaders have said they have been trying to combat anger, but understandable nonetheless. let's speak to one of the volunteers who was helping to coordinate the emergency at the —— who is helping. you have been working hard, how was it going? really, really well. the volu nteers it going? really, really well. the volunteers are in high spirits and doing everything they can to put everything into storage, i wanted to touch upon your point, we are calling for people to be calm and there are lots of peace ceremony is being conducted. by the wisdom comes from heaven, it is pure, peace—loving, considerate, submissive, full of mercy and bears good fruit. we want to be peacemakers, there is