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how the saints' leadership allegedly worked closely with the catholic church to work damage control. >>> and blake lively and justin baldoni on their legal fight. it's tuesday, february 4th. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm frances rivera. breaking news. a new escalation in a potential global trade war. china's finance ministry says it will impose new tariffs of up to 15% on select imports from the u.s. in response to new tariffs on chinese goods that went into effect at midnight. they are set to begin on february 10th and will impact energy products,s,arm equipment and certain cars. the white house says president trump will speak with china's president xi this week. president trump told eporters that conversation will probably happen today. the u.s. delayed enacting tariffs against canada and mexico after conversations with their leaders. nbc's christine romans has more. >> reporter: just hours before a trade war was set to commence, a partial stepback from the brink, president trump saying he'll delay 25% tariffs on mexico because mexico's president made conces

life you hear them talk a little bit more they are more spiritual it's not there going to the catholic church themselves to be questions. they are winning deeper meaning they are wanting a sense of belonging. we have this type of outreach on social media absolutely anyone who goes to a church or goes to listen to it ministry you feel inside you feel in your core. it gives you the sense of belonging, the sense of purpose it helps her mental health, your physical health, the sense of community that's essential for your overall well-being there so manthere'sso many benefits from. the younger generations are interested in finding that, the connection with people. >> what happened to gen x? your generation by generation, and jason's generation your generation we have the highest percentage of atheists. what happened? looks look it was around that time that so many of our institution started to decline and maybe our generation viewed that as we are going to a lump in the formal church is the formal religious bodies in with that. but i think something funny happened in the last couple of years that

palace has confirmed that the king and queen will visit italy and the vatican city celebrate the catholic church'ssince becoming monarch. what would you do if you won the lottery? a serious conundrum for one lucky winner after a now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. through the week ahead, but if you're expecting something akin to beast from the east, well, from southern parts of europe. so whilst it's cold today, temperatures actually lift another surge of colder air through part of next week, and any snow we do see will be fairly insignificant and mainly on the hills. and that will be the case later this afternoon they'll develop a bit more widely and could turn a little bit wintry over the higher ground. here, a keen breeze, though, gusting 30—a0 miles out of the sunshine. across parts of wales, central and southern england. flurries as well. further north and west, clearest of the skies, lowest of the temperatures tonight and a widespread frost here into tomorrow morning. but here best favoured again for the sunshine through tomorrow. lots of cloud for england and wa

. >> i wish he stick to the catholic church and fix that. >> fire and brimstone warnings from inside the vatican. live at the table. scott jennings ana navarro jamal simmons, emily austin and sarah matthews. americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do. good evening. i'm abby phillip in new york. the u.s. wants out of the ukraine business tonight. the clearest direction yet for the fate of russia's invasion. and how america sees the world. president trump says he chatted with vladimir putin and what he called the start of peace negotiations. trump even invited the russian autocrat to visit the united states. now remember, u.s. missiles are currently being used by ukraine in its war against russia. but what is notable about this call is who came second, not first. >> but we had a great call and it lasted for a long time, over an hour this morning i also had with president zelenskyy a very good call after that. and i think we're on the way to getting peace. i think president putin wants peace. and president zelenskyy wants peace, and i want peace

. >> so the relation with jesus and also the church, you went back to catholic liturgy at that point? >> after three or four months of reading the bible two or three times a day and praying, i felt god saying go back to church. and i said which one? because i wasn't necessarily attached to the catholic church. but he brought me back to remember the last morning i left sacred heart parish in california. and i looked around and said i'm not experiencing god here, i'll be back when i do. and he said do you remember what you said? and so i said okay and went to the nearest church which was in berkeley. >> and it drew you back not only into practicing catholicism and reading the bible but into the priesthood. >> that was years down the road, ironically in the research lab in palo alto. when around 60 employees in our research department, and there were two bible studies weekly. apparently there had been a young man before he who had become a catholic priest. three of my friends from there became full-time christian missionaries. it was a hot bed for christian calling and ministry. >> and t

turned into a family dynasty with a co-presidency where they basically tried to eliminate the catholic church and the religious community and anyone who tries to take power from that regime is punished. and you have seen that. we have seen thousands of nicaraguans fleeing the system for the same reason people are leaving cuba or venezuela. in the meantime, as i said, there are more u.s. citizens living here than costa ricans living in the u.s., which is an example of what happens when a country does things right. the administration has not taken a position on exactly what role nicaragua will have within an agreement that existed to reward democracy, and today we must acknowledge that nicaragua is not a democracy. it does not work as one, but we need to study that carefully because there are impacts when removing a country ended could have an impact on the countries that are part of that arrangement, but that is something that we will take very seriously. but for now, we have not established an official position because today is my two week interest rate in this position and i think it will ta

kenya were subjected to the pertussis virus which was spiked with an infertility agent and the catholic church of kenya brought this to light. the worst thing is, not what was done to the people of kenya, but the system. it was a virus, a vaccine, and make your body reject something natural. you can develop peanut allergies. i would like to know your response to that. guest: i don't know the particular issue you are talking about. i am also always very cautious to do research before i respond to accusations around that kind of thing. in terms of a particular situation with a particular vaccine or experience, let me say that our nation decided one of the best ways from a policy perspective to move forward was to have a vaccine compensation program which is what we do have. we have a very robust system to do studies to make sure that vaccines are safe and effective. once you are on the market, to do post-market surveillance to follow up on that. we have a low bar for reporting things that people might be concerned about. those get studied and once we do that, then we make informed decisions. som

the spokesman review says a priest was attacked during a service at a catholic church in spokane.eo shows a man sitting in a pew before rushing the alter and appearing to throw a punch at father david gains on tuesday. the priest was on his knees in prayer at the time. he was able to get on his feet before the attack. there was a struggle as others came to the priest's rescue. he was not hurt. police arrested the suspect, joshua sommers. >>> espn says the former interpreter for shohei ohtani was sentenced to nearly five years in prison for stealing from the famous baseball star. ippei mizuhara was also ordered to repay nearly $17 million that he stole from ohtani's bank account to pay off gambling debts. he'll also have to pay more than a million dollars to the irs. mizuhara earlier pleaded guilty to bank and tax fraud charges. >>> and the associated press says scientists used a.i. to decipher ancient scrolls charred by italy's mount vesuvius in 79 a.d. hundreds of papyrus were found in the 1850s in the remains of a villa buried in ash during the eruption. they were too charred an

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a year after the arrest, doe joined the thousands of californians suing the catholic church for child sexual abuse. the lawsuits have driven catholic dioceses across california into bankruptcy, including san francisco and oakland. this is so different from the experiences of the majority of my clients. erica scott is john doe's attorney. she's also representing more than 200 clergy abuse survivors with active lawsuits against the church. i think that there's a perception that this problem went away, that the church fixed it. it was eye opening to me to know that this was still going on. in december, oakland bishop michael barber attended a diocese bankruptcy hearing. we tried to speak with him outside court. you gave a statement inside. was there anything you'd like to say to victims who couldn't make it today? inside, a judge allowed eight survivors to address the court, and the bishop john doe was one of them. i spoke about the house still burning. i shed a lot of light on the fact that these issues haven't been resolved. after barber apologized to victims, saying in part, i want to

we have in the catholic church chutzpah. yeah, like shut up, jd, do your job as vice president. don't tell the holy father how to run our church. well. >> i mean, but remember, we did we did see some of this back and forth. and, look, conservative catholics think that this pope is too liberal, too much of a bleeding heart. uh, you know, so, i mean, we're going to see more of this. i would, i would suspect. >> oh, i think we're going to see. look, if you look at the, the the pope as a foreign leader, he's the leader of the international organization. we're going to see more of this. donald trump represents for the norms of world order, a massive disruption. so we're going to we are going to see this from all different leaders across the across the globe. >> and, catherine, this this trump pope dispute. you recently wrote in the post, the washington post about religious groups suing the trump administration to stop ice from being able to. i mean, they're allowed to, but they there's been a tradition that they don't go into houses of worship. >> right. there has been guidance, a di

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attorney jeff anderson, who has represented thousands of victims in lawsuits against the catholic church, blames san francisco's archbishop for what he describes as a lack of transparency and your refusal to release a list and to keep these secrets and protect these offenders is diabolical. the archdiocese of san francisco wouldn't comment on any specific allegations, but in a statement told us it takes sexual abuse accusations seriously, adding that it aims to protect the rights of all alleged victims and alleged abusers, which is why the archdiocese says releasing a list of all priests accused of sexual abuse would be unjust. for those who are falsely accused. they say that because they're more interested in protecting their reputation and the offenders than they are having the truth known about the peril that exists. and why is it that this archbishop and this diocese is the only in california that hasn't released a list,t, at least of those they deem credibly accused that they deemed bigad, siobhan, nbc bay area news. we investigate. thanks, bigad. a north bay mother of three is taki

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hour timeline and our investigative unit continuing its coverage of abuse allegations within the catholic church. most stories date back decades, but tonight we talked to a victim whose story reveals this abuse is not a problem of the past. the news at six starts right now. good evening, and thanks for being with us on this tuesday. i'm raj mathai. and i'm jessica aguirre. tonight, the strongest way from that bay area storm is finally moving out. but the fallout remains as we expected. the north bay seeing the worst of it. you can see the high flood waters up to the waist in santa rosa. this is on highway 101 at arata lane. major flooding shut down lanes on both sides of 101 this afternoon. however, it did reopen around 3:00 in the afternoon. all right. check out this video from sonoma county. a landslide sent that house floating down the russian river. luckily, no one was inside the house as it went sliding in. our jodi hernandez was out there today as that home floated away. marianne favro has been tracking the storm on the peninsula, but we're going to start first our live team coverage with

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and what you'll find there at least at the catholic church that i'm familiar with the catholic churches is that you'll find willing people who will give long term care and mentorships to those people in need. and for that reason i encourage you to continue your partnerships with religious named organizations. thank you so much and thank you mike bruno for addressing this committee. >> and madam chair, we have no more speakers. thank you. see no public commons public comment is now closed and with that colleagues i would like to move this item to full bore with recommendation a roll call please. >> and on that motion to forward to the full board of the positive recommendation and vice chair dorsey dorsey i remember in gado gado i chair chan by chan i we have three eyes the motion passes and mr. kirk please call item number three and four together. yes item numbers three and four item number three is an ordinance authorizing the execution and delivery from time to time have refunding certificates of participation evidencing and representing an aggregate principal amount of not to exceed 2

they have a fight against the catholic church, a fight against religious representatives. there is a core presidency and it is kind of a family dynasty. i don't know how else to describe those resumes. they are not just doing that to their own people, these three regimes have contributed today to the instability in the region. every country in the region has had to pay the price of instability in these countries. in the case of venezuela which cooperates with iran and hezbollah and hamas, and in the case of cuba which has allowed russian, chinese espionage, this is my opinion, i don't think there will be a change in those countries between now and december. but that is the way in which i refer to those countries. it is the reality of their behavior. i wish it wasn't the case, but it has been the case for a long time unfortunately. so would you share a table with them? the governments of their change. their resumes could change. they could stop violating human rights. but politics works well when we speak clearly. and we are not confused and i am not confused. >> the questi

with the people at the top what they did is wanting to and plant people and traditional roman catholic churchthe fbi did. creating and working to create the steele dossier which was a complete lie, working with... giving hundreds of thousands of dollars, using because lies to go after president trump again a horrible thing. going after parents and school boards terrible. misusing five so. they misused fisa to go after people they did not agree with. going up to boyfriends, girlfriends, watch, millions of times there are problems there. at the top the fbi is there to protect us from the bad guys and unfortunately americans need protection from some of the people at the top at the fbi. it is good it will stop. again a fairness thing. justice for everyone. >> will: accountability for past the politicization of all these departments. >> always good to talk with you. >> will: elon musk something shock waves across the globe as president trump shutting down usaid. as many criticize the move our next guest who lives in uganda say this is an opportunity. she is next. >> high time you got to end afric

. >> you know, that shows you where the catholic church is at right now. >> jimmy: here's you shakingwas -- >> jimmy: this is me. >> it was -- [ cheers and applause ] it was -- what you have to understand is there was this room filled with comedians throughout the world. it's almost like all the people that couldn't behave in church or synagogues -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: exactly. >> or a mosque had to see the principal. >> jimmy: yes. [ laughter ] >> and it was so amazing. it was, like, 6:00 in the morning. and the pope did say, you know, that humor is really important, which was beautiful. and i think -- i don't know about you, but, like, i'm kind of like, "yeah, that's really nice to hear but i just do it because i like attention." you know? [ laughter ] but it was -- it was pretty special, right? and as a catholic kid -- you grew up catholic, right? >> jimmy: i did, yeah. of course. >> it's a huge thing. and you do feel like, as a a catholic or even a lapsed catholic, you're jumping the line because there are such sincere catholics that know what's going on. like, to this day, i'm

the catholic church in 19th century science and so the documents themselves are like this. they're they're really precursors to graphic. and this is a piece from the collection i thi you can maybe see my laptop in the background. i'm sorry. it's taken on the fly, but they're these oblong volumes, 15 by 26 ntimeters. i don't even know there's a name for that. at format. but ey usually run between and 150 pages. they're so unusual. and so these graphic albums, these ki of precursors to graphic novels, have a pretty good run in the us from the 1840s up until 1860s, maybe 1870s, and so to make some inroads with with obeyed old buck and you'll see references to the character or right from that graphic album in letters and newspapers really running for another 30 or 40 years. so it makes a cultural impact in the us, but things really get exciting. i would say. is when the comics hit the magazines magazines and a real of key publication with this is t.w. strong's yankee notions. strong was a publisher in new york city and that that publication more than any, i think, initiates the

of the court of henry the eighth, the monarch who went from being the greatest defender of the catholic churchto a vicious opponent because he wanted a divorce, that the pope would not sanction. one man who refused to play the game, sir thomas more, had his head chopped off. the reason trump forces aides and supporters to say things that they know are false is to enforce a regime in which loyalty is paramount, overriding facts, overriding your long held convictions. now, this might seem like an amusing spectacle, but there is a real cost. in the case of usaid, it will translate into death and despair for millions of the poorest people on the planet. on trade, it remains a mystery as to why trump singled out canada in the 2024 fiscal year. less than 10% of migrant encounters happened at the canadian border, and just 0.2% of fentanyl seizures occurred there. america runs a smaller trade deficit with canada than with china or vietnam. in fact, if you put aside canadian crude oil, the u.s. sells more to canada than it buys from it. but the effect is clear for canada. the u.s. is turning into an un

you know, one of my first posts on clergy sex abuse lo these many years ago, i said the catholic church was not doing the right thing. bill donahue of the catholic league immediately e-mailed me and said you are anti-catholic. and i said my cradle to grave catholic husband would disagree with you, i'm not anti-catholic, i'm deeply anti-child pay-- abuse. and he said touche'. let's talk about children, abused, not abused, educated, not educated, medically treated. when we fail children in these three arenas, on the abuse side, 30 to 40% of child sex abuse comes from within the family, that's a good third comes within the family. this is the last frontier, while we see headlines about institutions and making very good progress toward holding institutions accountable, parents continue to be behind the curtain rarely prosecuted and children continue to be abused. one in five girls and one in 13 boys according to science, will be sexually abused by the time they're 18. at one point, it was one in four and one in six foe modest improvements, but it's about 14% of our children are going to be

. >> to the catholic church and fix that and leave border enforcement to us. he wants to attack us from securing our border. he's got a wall around the vatican. does he not? >> tom homan also says that by his rubric, the u.s. is still not doing enough. >> i'm not satisfied there's more criminal aliens that need to be arrested. hundreds of thousands. sanctuary cities are putting roadblocks up. we got leaks, so we need to increase the arrests of illegal aliens, especially those with criminal convictions. so we're going to continue. so three times higher is good. i'm the numbers are good for me. not good enough. we got to get more. >> cnn's rosa flores is getting a closer look at how trump's immigration crackdown is impacting u.s. border patrol operations. >> 960 radio check. >> so what we look. >> for is. >> any disturbance in. >> the. >> ground. >> in the dark., by. ground and. >> at racing speeds. >> on the rio grande. >> at daybreak. >> we had a shooting incident. >> border patrol agent. >> christina smallwood. >> shows us. >> what border enforcement. >> look

you've compared it to sexual abusers in the catholic church. you've also said that many of them belong. this is a direct quote. many of them belong in jail. for me, those are disturbing characterizations of the cdc workers that i know who are trying to keep the american public safe every single day. and as you are presenting as the nominee for this position, i need to know, do you stand by those statements that you you made in the past, or do you retract those previous statements? senator, i don't believe that i ever compared the cdc to nazi death camps. i support the cdc. my job is not to dismantle or harm the cdc. my job is to empower the scientists. if i'm privileged to be confirmed. so. so you retract those statements? i didn't retracting it. i never said it. well. well, actually, i have a transcript of me saying that it's actually death. let me let me read your words so that the institution, cdc and the vaccine program is your description of their work is more important than the children that is supposed to protect. and, you know, it's the