the two church spaces are deliberately similar here the catholic church. and their the lutheran church a mirror image. there trying to overcome their differences in search of a new unity. catholics and protestants under one roof it makes economic sense and it can enrich both communities spiritually. but as a vision for the future it can't be applied to every parish. it's reformation day w. will have programs for around the clock marking its five hundred the first three. women and men are equal before god. martin luther said he and his wife katherina were one of the best known couples of their age. their marriage challenge centuries old social conventions. but how much of a feminist was the great reform really. nice or the referential and women in fifteen minutes on d w. because that in the way they start to divide the country. where they start to divide the language. blood will flow for the. ninety nine days the soviet union is breaking apart the night of that night everyone knew the decision would seal everyone's face to get us there and said my side of. t

resulted in various protestant denominations splitting from the catholic church. luther's theses is still considered one of the pivotal moments in german history. the reform lived in the house on and off for almost forty years until his death in fifteen forty six his wife katarina run the household and they had six children together. twenty seventeen has been a big year for luther and the reformation the highlight was the german protestant church congress in berlin at the end of may hundreds of thousands of guests attended the five day celebration among the two thousand and vents on the agenda a visit. to start. to see all of. the land and thank the former u.s. president was well received around seventy thousand people attended this event. thanks. to when the congress many participants traveled southwest of it for a church service on the banks of the river elbe and it's the first time the event was held in two cities and exception made to mock luthor a year. various other events have taken place throughout the year back. as the open air world reformation exhibitio

martin luther unintentionally began a process that would lead to a radical split in the roman catholic church and the creation of a new christian faith the protestant religion and the luther nailed his famous ninety five theses the story goes it was a list of questions and criticisms to a church door in the town of it and that's not very far from right here in berlin now ever more people were won over by luther is thinking especially here in northern and central europe but the roman catholic church denounced the protestant movement millions of people were killed in the religious wars that swept across europe for a century and a half here in germany half a millennium later martin luther remains a national hero and an inspiration for many around the world. queuing up for church in martin luther's hometown witan back today thousands came to celebrate the five hundredth anniversary of the protestant reformation and all of my life i've been lutheran this is a very important day for me any less is the this is the place where luther lived and worked and we want to celebrate this today and that if on

the catholic church and elections and reconciliation. an important faith-based entities.and countries all over the world, and an army of volunteers, if you speak to that and when you are answering of the role of the church in the election which i asked of the earlier panel making sure violence gets tamped down and eliminated they move towards a credible free and fair election. >> doing better than 15 years ago in terms of tapping into local capacity but it is not enough. the way it works is we are here in dc, we know what is best for people in congo and other parts of the world and we design programs in dc and when we involve congolese people it will be on a plantation. people on the ground will only have to do things that have been decided. >> ngos don't have capacity to write those proposals or the community in general not including locals in a way that makes them full partners? >> i don't think so. it is nongovernmental, international organizations. >> systemic problems. >> exactly. outsiders know better and outsiders, the way to help is to build outsiders knowledge. l

why the catholic church is suing metro. we're staying on top of that breaking news we just told you about. north korea fires another intercontinental ballistic missile. the phone conversation we're just learning presidentrump hat d sep sepp. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> catholic church is taking metro to court over christmas ads. the archdiocese of washington is suing the transit agency. i shared mark sea graves story on my facebook page as he looks at both sides. church leaders call it a violation of constitutional rights and metro standing firm on the policy. >> reporter: the backs of metro buses are very popular with advertisers. that's where the catholic church wanted to put this christmas ad but metro said no poin this 2015 policy that prohibits any ads from religious or political groups. >> what's frustrating is that we don't think it's in any way exclusively religious or that it excludes anybody in the community. isn't the community made better by the opportunity to help as many people as possible? and thi

that francis has left man martin is on his way to bangladesh head of the roman catholic church and me and maher since tuesday he's been criticized for not publicly mentioning the refugee crisis during his visit but the vatican said the pope wanted to build bridges with the mainly country the pontiff is expected to discuss the plight of the henschel while in bangladesh. his visit to myanmar with the mass for young people told worship or sing and gone to never be afraid of making a ruckus all encouraging them to ask questions that make people think scott heiler has more now from. the forty visit to myanmar by pope francis has wrapped up now there's criticism externally outside of myanmar coming from human rights groups that he did not say did not specifically directly bring up their hands or refugee crisis now the vatican spokesman here in country saying that even though he didn't say that or didn't bring it up directly he did not lose the pope lose any moral authority he still holds that figure and that the he hinted that in that private meeting with on song suchi this country's civili

but now it's actually this policy that has landed them in court with both the catholic church as wellother nonprofit groups. this is the ad the arch diocese of washington wanted to place on the back of metro buses this christmas season. the catholic church was willing to pay, but citing a policy instituted two years ago metro rejected the ad because metro nature. >> it's definitely perplexing. this ad doesn't have any overt religious symbol. it has shepherds and a starry winter sky and it invites people to a website called find the perfect gift. and so i don't know what people would find objectionable. >> reporter: now, it's not just the catholic church. the aclu, peta, a right wing commentator, and pro abortion group have all joined together to sue metro as well over their restrictions on selling advertising. as for metro, they tell us that this policy is clear and they're standing by it. that's the very latest. pat, back to you. >> all right, mark segraves, thank you, mark. >>> well, it is perfect weather to drive around or take a stroll and see some of the wonderful holiday light d

ancestors in the catholic church.n green tells us what accounts for the changes and what the numbers mean. 32-year-old brendan coffey is the walking embodiment of a rare exception for the catholic church, a millennial choosing the priesthood. >> the life of a jesuit is countercultural. by today's standards, not a lot of people are getting in line for poverty, chastity, and obedience. for me, it was falling in love with a commitment to service. a commitment to promoting a god who is deeply in love with his creation. >> over the last five decades, the catholic church has seen a steady decline in the number of priests and sisters according to the georgetown university center for applied research. in 1965 there were nearly 59,000 priests in the u.s. and nearly 180,000 religious sisters. in 2016, the numbers had dwindled to just over 37,000 priests and just over 47,000 sisters. the decline in sisters is more significant because the numbers entering were much higher than priests, particularly after world war ii. >> there ar

. >>> the first leader of the catholic church is visiting the mainly buddhist nation. politically speaking it could be one of the most delicate situations ever. situations ever. the government is accused of brutality against the minorities there. but even saying that could cause problems. the vatican says they're the brothers and sisters of the catholic church. >>> thousands of people are stranded on the island of bali. the volcano has been active and lava is welling up in the crater. 100,000 people there are being evacuated there within 7 miles of the volcano. the ash has reached a dangerous level and the only option now is to take a ferry to a neighboring island and then travel by land to the nearest airport. >> we have gotten no information because the gate has been closed indefinitelily. indefinitely. >> they will monitor that status every 6 hours. the last major eruption was in 1963 killing about 1100 people. >>> the storm that came through yesterday brought waves on the north shore. coming up, we'll see more on the weather. >>> millions of dollars have been donat

acknowledge the growing refugee crisis the country is facing in myanmar the leader of the roman catholic church failed to mention the six hundred thousand range of muslims who fled a military crackdown that francis has been advised by catholic officials in may in mali to avoid using the term or hinge it during his visit scotland has the latest from a young girl. pope francis has wrapped up now there's criticism externally outside of human rights that he did not say did not specifically directly bring up the crisis. here in the country saying that even though he didn't say that or didn't bring it up directly he did not the pope. still holds that figure and that. that. earlier in the week that there were might have been brought up there was nothing publicly said about it but. now the pope on his last day. the largest catholic church. is the second. and. can be brought up more publicly. on his original schedule. exactly when that's going to be happening but. the capital bangui and again as we're hearing from the spokesman from the vatican be able to speak more freely about the raid there because i

and a it's these ads that the catholic church wants to be able to take back which is why they're filing this lawsuit. let's take a look at the actual ad that the church is fighting about. this is the ad here. it's for their find the perfect gift campaign. it features shepherds under a star i winter sky okay. the washington dice she is tells us that they've been advertising with the washington metro about a decade when they recently changed their poly the church tried to come up with something that they felt was not overtly religious. so far they've decided to file this lawsuit because they say they have not been able to get in touch with the metro authority to talk to them about this issue . take a listen. >> the community as a whole lose s. we have this opportunity to engage people in helping those who are most vulnerable at this time of people who are lonely or something more to connect with people in communities who can do that. they say they want to sit down and have a conversation with the metro authority. we were able to get ahold of them. they issued this statement, 2015 wmata ch

the head of the roman catholic church denounces nuclear weapons as he hosts an international conference on disarmament plus have just landed up with a note of our message is a wake up call for europe and gatherings of far right to nationalise from home and abroad threaten to taint poland's independence day celebrations. the u.s. has joined the u.n. and wading into lebanon's political crisis calling for stability after the shock reza. nation of prime minister heidi. he was stepping down while he was in riyadh last saturday blaming interference from iran and its lebanese hezbollah bought hezbollah's leader says how to quit. accusing saudi arabia of detaining and not letting them return home u.s. secretary of state has cautioned all sides to respect lebanon's integrity and independence warning regional powers against using it as a venue for proxy conflicts the u.n. secretary general is warning that new conflict in the region could have devastating consequences all of this as citizens of saudi arabia kuwait down by a crane begin to leave lebanon after being encouraged to do so by their gove

as he appeared alongside the country's civilian leader aung sang suu kyi the head of the roman catholic church instead said that myanmar should respect all the rights of ethnic groups a military crackdown and widespread violence forced hundreds of thousands of range of muslims to flee to neighboring bangladesh in what the u.n. calls ethnic cleansing. when i phone. but. he says based on respect and dignity and the rights of every member of society and for every ethnic group and its identity to be respected under human rights and the democratic order no individual or ethnic group should be excluded everyone can offer a legitimate contribution to the common good and the great work of reconciliation in the national integration of religious communities and their differences must not be a source of division of. the situation in the rakhine as most strongly the attention of the world. as long standing issues social economic and political that have eroded trust and understanding harmony and cooperation between different communities and the support of our people and of good friends who only race to see

the head of the catholic church pope francis is in man largest city of yangon he delivered a mass to thousands of people many lined the street to greet him he was brought into the venue on tuesday francis called for respect for the rights of ethnic groups as he appeared alongside the country's leader. he avoided any direct mention of the ranger muslim minority scott hardly has more now from. the pope conducting mass here and in these grounds to tens of thousands of people christians from across the country came here to see the pope and this is their first opportunity to see him first hand before he started the mass he drove through in his popemobile as it's known through the crowd behind me and then he went up to the stage and conducted the mass he also had a short family where there were broad themes like we've heard earlier in this trip on tuesday nothing specifically about the range of but he said that this country the people of this country have been victims of anger and wrath that the only way for a future for this country is through peace so again broad terms on how myanmar sho

we will look at the massive holiday travel all over the country and why is the catholic church having so much trouble finding new priests and nuns? this is "special report" ." good evening. i'm bret baier. a holiday tragedy tonight in the western pacific. a navy transport plane taking passengers and cargo to an american aircraft carrier went down today, one day before thanksgiving. most on board were rescued but the search is on for three others. it is just the latest in what's been a horrible run of accidents involving the navy's japan 7th fleet. lucas tomlinson starts us off from the pentagon. >> it's been roughly 17 hours since the crash hundreds of miles out to sea while flying to the aircraft carrier uss ronald reagan from japan. u.s. navy helicopters on board reagan rescued 8 out of 11 sailors on board less than an hour after the crash. it's now daybreak in the region and a frantic search continues. the eight recovered sailors are in good condition back on board the aircraft carrier. early indications point to an engine failure causing the crash according to defense officials. t

acknowledge the growing refugee crisis the country is facing in me and novel leader of the roman catholic church failed to mention the six hundred thousand range of muslims who fled a military crackdown that france has been advised by catholic officials in me and they are to avoid using the term re-injure but those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after earthrise statement that so much i felt the head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed germany a satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily estonia's biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on ounces era.

the head of the roman catholic church has just arrived in bangladesh after four days and neighboring me and mark francis is expected to discuss the right hand to refugee crisis he's been criticized for not publicly mentioning that issue while in me and maher some of the world's biggest oil producers are set to agree to extend a deal to cut production until the end of next year the organization of petroleum exporting countries or opec is holding talks in vienna on ways to boost oil prices a current deal due to expire in march for duces output by nearly two million barrels per day since then oil prices have risen by more than ten dollars a barrel leaders in libya have agreed the emergency repatriation of refugees and migrants facing abuse and detention camps this scandal was a hot topic at a summit at b.u. and african union leaders in ivory coast outspent by french president mandela follows the outcry over a video apparently showing african migrants being sold as slaves in libya. they handover of power in gaza has been postponed rival palestinian factions hamas and fatah agreed to ask

at the catholic church pope francis in me in moscow lodges and . delivering a mass to thousands of people francis is treading a difficult diplomatic line during his visit having to avoid any direct mention of the engine was in the minority over six hundred thousand were injured and fled to mustn't oldest after a military crowd. now the the international airport on the indonesian island of bali remains closed for a third day is. continues to spew volcanic ash the second biggest in indonesia i suspect is a closed until thursday about one hundred thousand people living near the volcano have been told to leave their homes and scientists warn that a major eruption could happen at any moment let's bring now to our correspondents that vastly joins us live from the foot of the mountain at the volcano what is the latest how's the mountain looking. well i'm going to i'll go my mt i will miss completely confident clouds at the moment the weather has been very bad here in the area i was a psycho loon actually and also that has changed the direction of the wind

some of those catholic churches were surveilled.o the idea that this has never been done before, that it's focused just on islamophobia is wrong, isn't it? >> oh, no, it's totally wrong. listen, all of these islamist terrorists were radicalized in some way either in their mosques, by their family members, online propaganda -- david: by the way, this is a picture of the omar mosque, the one in particular that the new york police had been surveilling, and they had to stop it in 2014. who knows what they could have found. maybe they would have found some evidence against this guy before he killed people, right? >> the best thing they can do, we need law enforcement having good relationships within these communities so that peaceful, pluralistic muslims can, again, they're the ones that are off victims of these terrorist activities. they need to feel free to speak with, cooperate, talk to law enforcement so that we can catch these guys before it becomes a major problem. david david right. >> but political correctness will kill us. we ca

in strong supporting the facilitation it catholic church had had arranged in the agreement of 2016 ands you know faith-based groups have been a corn stone of pillar for a lot of our operations. not only there but east africa, and etc. because of their commitments and quality of work. low over head cost. and -- i guess -- >> and on the peace keeping? you did touch on that somewhat. are we satisfied they're protecting and the duty to protect is being followed? >> the issue for peace keeping is not. but the issue is the complexity of the drc. by having a political empass, it as emboldened a lot of the militias to engage in very striking human rights abuses. and one way to rein in some of this abuse is to have a free, fair and open elections tat is going to be executed and implemented in 2018. we have to hold those people accountable. if i can go off one tachgant on three issues and that there are three requirements we're going to be focussed on. that's the technical aspect requirements. the other is the political requirements and the human rights requirements. the technical is the elector

the catholic church officials tell us that they are realistic. they don't expect their suit to be resolved in time for the christmas holiday. they are hoping that public pressure on the susan, back to you. >> all right, mark, thanks so much. >>> well, a grand jury indictment tonight and a deadly hit and run accident in fairfax county. key non of fairfax is accused of hitting her while she was crossing rugby road in april. investigators discovered he struck the victim, turned his cara round and ran her over a second time. she died at the scene. he is held at the fairfax county jail without bond. >> a third woman tonight accusing long time democratic congressman john conyers of unwelcomed advances when she worked for him. he should tells the detroit news in the late '90s conyers touched her inappropriately and also invited her to share a hotel room. she worked as conyers' deputy chief of staff at the time. the accuser who was in her late 50s said she needed a job and had concerns about being fired. an attorney michigan congressman denies any wrongd

and on the catholic church and churches and faith-based organizations, definitely these groups play such a critical role in the country in keeping peace and helping to ensure that people hold their government accountable, that they're involved in the election process, and also in providing services across the country to people. we have repeatedly endorsed the catholic church's december 31stdecember 31st agreement and we continue to urge respect for that agreement. and i did mention earlier that we're working with the episcopal justice and peace organization on domestic observation efforts. >> thank you. without objection we are going to put the december 31st agreement in the record so all can see. thank you for your testimony. i yield to ranking member bass. >> thank you, mr. chair. just a few questions. i wanted to get some specifics because when you are talking about both of our witnesses, when you are talking about holding people accountable, i wanted to know how we do that. ambassador yamamoto, you were talking about political, technical, you were talking about the confidence-buildin

three hundred sixty degree panorama move through explains his theses to the people shaking the catholic church to its core. assisi and his fifteen member team worked for six years on the monumental work a period in luther's life on a canvas fifteen meters tall and seventy five in circumference. one major theme is the churches sale of indulgences which outraged luther. so much the guns representatives of every social class stand in line to buy indulgences and the seller of indulgences is over there looking this way. there you see luther tearing letters of indulgence from people's hands and saying are you mad indulgences are part of the true church they're not divine the church must not corrupt itself this way. yet it also took a critical look at luther's role a jew is expelled from the city common in that era luther an adversary of the jewish faith stands to one side. in another scene women are declared witches and burned at the stake while this little luther never said a word against burning witches at the stake that shows that he too was a man of his times i can't reproach him for that he was

so the role of the catholic church? and also reconciliation that is important fake based entity food close including shelter and medicine the secular p groups to agree so defaced to really get the army of volunteers that is one of the assets but can you speak to that also the role of the lechurch in the elections i asked the earlier panel will flee that is eliminated moving to incredible free and fair elections. >> they are doing better than we are doing but still clearly it is not enough. we are here in d.c. we know what is best for the people we're trying toap help in the congo the parts of thehe world but then when we involve the kong will these people so those on the ground only doing those things they have to. >> so the ngos don't have the capacity to write those proposals are the of community in general in a way that makes them full partners?. >> mostly it is because it isn't you sa id action or organization. >> is a problem to go whole response. >> the way to help is to build on that knowledge little was sitting

martin luther king to town of wittenberg where the monk first challenge the authority of the catholic church♪ brent: i am brent goff. it is good to have you with us. we begin with breaking news coming to us from the united states. police in new york city are investigating a shooting in lower manhattan. immediate reporting multiple casualties. one person has been taken into custody according to the new or police department. the incident took place near battery park city. police are asking people to stay away from that area. our correspondent in the u.s. is on the line. what can you tell us about these developing situations? carsten: to be honest to not much more than what you just said. of course this would be another shooting incident, unfortunately , in the u.s. these incidents happen quite regularly, not always on the scale as what we saw in las vegas a few weeks ago -- i was there covering that event and we had a massive discussion about gun control which went nowhere. 20 shooting tonight, it happens here almost on a daily basis. we just had a shooting in maryland. very often they are rel

>> so actually, john, advent is the beginning of the liturgical year in the catholic church. so we start our new church year, i can say happy new year on december 3, because that is actually the first sunday of advent. >> okay. >> and what happens, as we go four weeks, for advent, and then there is actually 12 days of christmas. >> right. >> and then we go into ordinary time. and there is six weeks of ordinary time, which will then be followed by the season of lent, which then leads us to the most holiest of weeks, with the triduum and with easter. and then it ends with ordinary time again, until we hit advent next year in 2018. >> so in my intro, i suggested we are all rushing toward christmas. and i think you would agree, but you are saying this is a season called advent, which is the new year and it strikes me if we treat it like a new year, there is a kind of impulse to sort of renew our self discipline, look at our ultimate goals and all the kinds of things that go with the new year is. advent part of that? >> advent is a time to slow down. in the busyness of the real wor

the contactlic church as a whole entity but really to think of specific individuals within the catholic churchall the individuals that want to support or whether they're going the kind of people we should actually be staying clear of. >> on that point and it is my experience that the church plays a very decisive peace making role. if you have names of people who are doing something contrary to that, i would ask that you provide that to committee. i remember going back to it very old days of el salvador when there was silver war with the duterte government, i traveled down there and it was the church doing human rights work that provided a bridge between two groups that had nothing in common. because that's a very serious charge if that's true. we work with a number of bishops throughout all of africa. and in my experience and i do meet with them every time i travel. and in essence it's not catholic, the other wonderful faiths that are out there, muslim and christian alike who are playing very positive roles. so any names you have, please provide that for us. >> mr. chairman, thank you. i just

online we will continue to speak freely and frankly when it takes place the head of the roman catholic church has arrived in bangladesh pope francis met president of the homemade at the start of his three day visit the pontiff was criticized for not publicly mentioning the range of crisis during the me and this trip but is expected to discuss it in bangladesh and medical sources say at least ten people have been killed in fighting in yemen's capital sanaa forces loyal to the former president ali abdullah saleh fought with hutu rebels near the mosque loyalists accused of committing a coup that is a look at your headlines here on al-jazeera witness starts right now. are you. worried. that the numbers are not the motherboard or not on the set of all the reading and the food in the body that the man on the moon within a. bit but the bottom of the. bottle. that. the hot. lot bank. i don't i have a lot of it outdoors they all. i need a. little more holding. the baby that's in doubt of. course or they really are a minimal amount on how much you can feed me if. i'm in a money. bomb put the body on th

he singled out the dignitaries of the roman catholic church who he said behaved like princes rather than priests. only the bible was infallible. luther accused gone's representatives on earth of hubris after layer the tenth was crowned pope in fifteen thirteen he was more an os patron than an ecclesiastical leader holding cold with pomp and extravagance to underline his power and glory. this pope from the powerful mcgeechan family wasn't interested in theology since god has given us the papacy he said let us enjoy it. transformed rome into a cultural center and political power but he depleted the papal treasury in the process. he commissioned a massive renovation of some peter's basilica in the vatican to pay for it leo encourage the sale of indulgences and exemption from punishment for sins. luther maintained only the mercy of jesus couldn't solve sin not money. the only path to salvation was faith not deeds his ninety five theses attacking corrupt church practices were quickly second acted across the country the pope threatened luther with excommunication but luther responded by public

appeared alongside the country's leader and sons who cheat as widely expected the head of the roman catholic church insisted that our should respect the rights of all ethnic groups a military crackdown has forced hundreds of thousands of revenge of muslims to flee to neighboring bangladesh. the airport in bali has been shut for a second day as an erupting volcano disrupts travel plans and threatens thousands on the indonesian island. clouds of ash into the air evacuation centers are quickly filling up and zimbabwe's new president has opened a three month amnesty window for the return of stolen public funds and says those individuals and companies that have stashed money abroad have until the end of february to give it back when god was sworn in as president on friday and promised to tackle corruption following rubbish thirty seven year of war those are the headlines coming up next it's a world of i. no . bluing no clue. well. you could apply a lot more would. push. further. give me the. overall. who thought. i mean that i'm i. just today. i know my stuff. but i was sad i'm a. shell of. that. how an

of the catholic church. ration mounted by the defense forces. in the week that has gone by and which was triggered by. rising from their. country and in their ruling. party. the pros and cons. of the way they went about the raid. i as the president of zimbabwe and as their commander in chief do acknowledge the issues they have drawn my attention to and do believe that these were raised in this spirit of on s.t. and outlook. and that tree arctic concern for this type of our nation and for the welfare of our people as i address you i'm also aware of a range of concerns which is come from you as citizens of our great country and whose last days of our untried merril i tension today's meeting with a command element has underscored the need for us to collectively collectively start processes that return our nation to normalcy so people can go about their business i knew he died in one environment of perfect peace and security i sure that the law and order or chain and prevail as before and where into the future if there is anyone or anyone observatio

but the world as defined by the catholic church was changing. on october thirty first fifteen seventeen martin luther is said to have nailed his ninety five theses to the door of the council church regardless of how he actually posted them his protests against the sale of indulgences and other abuses in the catholic church catalyzed a schism within christianity in western europe. the elder became the painter of the reformation in germany. he found the right images to convey a new direct and personal relationship between the individual and god. kind of how beautiful. influence the reformation by providing the images for it he conveyed the theology in pictures and brought reformative ideas into the world and sometimes i think they talked about it they did live very close to each other i think they influenced each other in the spirit exchanges that were taking place in a fit in there and then the stack up until this in the back. of. the town church of st mary's on witan bags market square is the mother church of the reformation. before long services

and one church held to congregations to because it's what i'm used to i only know interconnection a protestant some catholics worship under one roof in some parts of germany the point is they tried centuries but it isn't always peace love and harmony everywhere a challenge and an opportunity and one into confessional churches in germany divided and here tonight in. thirty minutes w. . meet the germans new and surprising aspects of life and culture in germany. us american news that takes a look at german idiosyncrasies at their traditions every day lives and language just a lot of. young good. looking guy r t w dot com the germans. when cities are ingolf by the sea. all the dams wall and costly protective measures will have been. nothing. what's. the future starting november nights on d w. the whole d w one up. for in focus global insights you are one up. for in focus global insights the news out for local heroes. w made for mines. in new york at least eight people have been killed and dozens more injured in a car ramming in lower manhattan.

it is a dilemma for the catholic church.the as it does go wrong, that christians might suffer ina wrong, that christians might suffer in a country where they are a small minority. thank you, jonathan. we will keep an eye on the pope bosman visit. —— pope's visit. indonesia's largest volcano, mount agung, on the island of bali, —— indonesia's largest volcano, mount agung, on the island of bali, could be about to erupt. but nobody knows exactly when. the international airport remains shut after its closure on monday and local officials have widened an exclusion zone around the mountain and are asking people living there to leave. 40,000 people have already been moved. our correspondent rebecca henschke is close to mount agung, and has sent this report. mount agung is sending out thick clouds of ash, smoke and gas behind me with increasing intensity. the airport here in bali has been closed for a second day because of this threat of an imminent eruption from the volcano. last night, you could see a red glow in the crater, which

this may be the most delicate diplomatic task in his four years as leader of the catholic church.rom the lowy institute for international policy about how he could manage this challenge. 0n the one hand, he must condemn the violence in rakhine state, it has taken place on august 25. 0therwise he risks comprising his moral authority. but if it goes into hearty risks putting off aung san suu kyi and also the general who he will meet with tomorrow, he is commander in chief of the military and basically his own boss. they read a pretty defiant mood and they haven't taken well to international criticism in the past toe—poke francis watson be clear about the moral implications about what is happening but also hold up the possibility of constructive dialogue. —— pope francis. it will bea dialogue. —— pope francis. it will be a difficult balance to strike. also complemented by the fact that the leading figures of the catholic church and international politics are advising him not to use the term rohingya due to political sensitivities that you mentioned. 0f course human rights groups want