there's no catholic vote, no anti-catholic vote, no bloc voting of any kind and where catholics, protestants and jews will refrain from those attitudes of disdain and division which have so often marred their works in the past and promote instead the american ideal of brotherhood. that is the kind of america in which i believe. and it represents the kind of presidency in which i believe. a great office that must be neither humbled by making it the instrument of any religion group, nor tarnished by arbitrarily holding it, its occupancy of the members of any one group. i believe in a president whose views on religion are his own private affair, neither imposed by the nation as a condition to holding that office. i would not look with favor upon a president working to subvert the first amendments guarantees of religious liberty, nor would our system of checks and balanc balances permit him to do so. even by indirection, if they disagree with that safeguard, they should be openly working to repeal it. i want a chief executive whose acts are responsible to all and obligated to none. who can atten

vote, no anti catholic vote, no block voting of any kind, and we're catholics, protestants and jews i both allay and pastoral levels, will refrain from those attitudes of disdain and division which have so often marred their works in the past and promote instead the american ideal of brotherhood. that is the kind of america in which i believe and it represents the kind of presidency in which i believe, a great office which must not be humbled nor tarnished by arbitrarily withholding it. i believe in a president whose views on religion are his own private affair, neither imposed upon him by the nation nor imposed by the nation upon him as a condition of holding that office. i would not look with favor upon a president working to secure the first amendments guarantee religious liberty nor would our system of checks and balances permit him to do so and neither do i look with favor on those who would work to subvert article six of the constitution by requiring a religious test, even by indirection, for if they disagree with that safeguard they should be openly working to repeal it, i wa

but because i am a catholic and no catholic has ever been elected president, the real issues in this campaign have been obscured, perhaps deliberately, in some quarters less responsible than this. so, it is apparently necessary for me to state once again not what kind of church i believe in, for that should be only important to me, but what kind of america i believe in. i believe in an america where the separation of church and state is absolute. where no catholic would tell the president, should he be catholic, how to act, and no protestant minister would tell his parishioners for whom to vote. when no church or church school is granted any public funds or political preference, and where no man is denied public office, merely because his religion differs from the president who might appoint him or the people who might elect him. i believe in an america that is officially neither catholic, protestant, nor jewish, where no public official neither accepts or requests instruction on policy from the pope, the national council of churches or any ee cleesistical source. where no body seeks

so if a catholic teen wanted to be with a catholic family-- at the child matching stage. that can be taken into account. lots of things can be taken into account. here we're talking the first stage as justice alito-- >> i'd like to get one question in before my time expires. don't you think it's in the best interest of the child to also have a pool that is -- that is beneficial to the child? i don't understand why that isn't also in the best interest of the child? >> oh, absolutely, your honor. we 100% agree. the city's point is when you enable the nfca to discrimination on the basis of orientation, that will stigmatize the kids. and lgbt kids in the population and undermine the ability of the program to operate. absolutely, justice thomas, we 100% the best interest of the child looks to what is the best place for that particular child. >> thank you. >> justice breyer. >> it's actually bothering me a lot about this case, i think that no family has ever been turned down by this agency, indeed, none have ever applied, no gay family, no gay couple, and the disagreement seems

if a same-sex couple ever came to catholic social services, catholic social services would refer that couple to another agency that works with same-sex couples so that the couple could participate and foster parent. third, no same-sex couple has ever come to catholic social services and its current program. services hasal never denied any same-sex couple the opportunity to be foster parents in philadelphia. >i want to make sure those three facts are accurate and you can elaborate as you see fit. >> that's correct, justice kavanaugh. css is not going to prevent any same-sex couple from being able to foster in philadelphia. there are many other agencies out there that are merely asking to step aside. the city does not have a compelling interest here. worked a system that has effectively and worked well for a number of years. the city of philadelphia had an easy option to allow catholic social services to continue the great work that has been doing. because the courts below decided to apply employment division v smith, the city thinks it's under no obligation to consider respect and acco

>> i don't think we have numbers catholic specifically but we do from massachusetts andt catholic charities and other agencies to fill the gap and there are more kids in foster care and we welcome the idea of css and other catholic entities to project and work with the foster kids. that's why you give them $26 million to do so. but to think about the fact new requirements for a contract that they themselves signed. >> going to that issue in terms of tolerance because that seems to be part of the question of the colleagues and so when you say there's two different goals and then to become an eligible family and then a pool of placing the child. how do you see smith addressing that? >> in that context you would not even need it but i think the fact that we should be asking iss this a similar circumstance or the child matching stage? and of a government agency to say the doors closed and with the child determination that they are focusing on and focusing on disability as well because statee law requires agencies to have a special license for disability needs. that's not discrimination that is

the group catholic social services to the city of philadelphia alleging that free speech would be violated when the stopper train children to them because they wouldn't placed here in the care and homes of same sex couples. the supreme court has until june of next year to issue a ruling in the case. >> the honorable chief justice in the associate justice of the supreme court of the united states all persons having business before the honorable, supreme court of the united states are admonished to give their attention for the court is now sitting. god save the united states and this honorable court. >> we will hear arguments this morning in case number 19123 fulton versus city of philadelphia. ms. windham. >> mr. chief justice and may it please theourt, the court below made a simple error. they failed to understand where emplment division versus sth controls and where it doesn't. ith doesn't control when the government uses the system of individualized exemptions. orem when it makes other exceptions that underminets rules or when it changes the rules to phibit a religious practice. philadel

it's not just catholics who have been impacted by this. the blanket ban hates any religious service. that means that muslims, jews, hindus and others are all in the same boat. but given that france is still a majority catholic country, there are voices and voices of anger. are roy sing above the crowds, shola auti, paris for the day's top stories coming your way after this short break. what can we expect from i didn't ministration when it comes to russia. as things stand today, relations are brought down by the storm. it is replete with hardliners in the east with a long record of foreign policy failure. relations continue to get worse. joined me every thursday on the alex, i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to get us to the world of politics. sports business, i'm show business. i'll see you then one else seemed wrong. but all roles just don't call me yet to shape out these days to come as a whole and in detroit. because the trail when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. welcome back. bizzare, military,

so, look, if a catholic teen wanted to be with a catholic family at the teen -- excuse me -- at the child matching stage, that could be taken into account. lots of things can be taken into account at that stage. but, here, we're talking about that first stage, as justice alito said. justice thomas: could -- just -- i -- i'd like to get one question in before my time expires. don't you think it's in the best interests of the child to also have a pool that is -- that is beneficial to the child? i don't understand why that isn't also in the best interests of the child. mr. katyal: oh, absolutely, your honor, we 100 percent agree. the city's point is that when you enable the -- an fca to discriminate on the basis of orientation, that will stigmatize the youth. that is a compelling interest. lgbt kids are an outsize number of people in the foster care population, and it'll undermine the ability of the program to operate. but, absolutely, justice thomas, we 100 percent agree that a child should be -- you know, the best interests of the child looks to what is the best -- best place for that part

but charlie does have friends now who are catholic. his college is mixed. and that's what he wants to the whole of northern ireland to everyone to interact freely and get all of their patients. there's all this stupid argument as it is, or go just move on from and everyone should just change their mind and not have a problem with someone is just a great i fired enough of my words. going to involve them, change our people fair enough. but the prospect of northern ireland special status up to breaks. it has certainly set something in motion. they will be wins and loses. northern ireland's identity is once again up for debate. the one thing everyone agrees on whatever happens, they want no protests to the violence of the past. one click and suddenly there's light. all of india's religions are connected to the power grid, but that still does not guarantee electricity. this can close the gap and lighting up life exists on every roof, is affordable, housing important, or it and 30 minutes. w. . this is news coming to us present of troops to leave afghanistan. the

is a catholic memorial to those killed in the troubles. not only young people think like he does, but charlie does have friends now who are catholic. his college is mixed. and that's what he wants to the whole of nova. i listened to everyone to interact freely and get all your patients. there's all this stupid argument as it is, or go just move on from and everyone should just change their mind and not have a problem with who someone is. is a great if i can affect my words, can get involved in change. are people feeling the prospect of northern ireland special status, subject rights that has certainly set something in motion. they will be winans and loses. northern ireland's identity is once again up for debate. the one thing everyone agrees on whatever happens, they want no protests to the violence of the problems. to kickoff, she learned the ropes at shock. and in manchester, she became a champion now back in the bundesliga leroy's sunday, offensive all rounder from tires, trying to retell the story to others. need your cry. countrymen,

contrary to see could part of the catholic faith, catholics in france, suffer from not being able to come together for the sunshine moment. the sunday mass, many do not understand how disposable to shop in the supermarket filled with bias and how to split the same time to meet in our churches and strict compliance with health precautions. despite taking their pleas to france's highest administrative court, the catholic church has failed to persuade the current sleep state that religious services such as mass, are essential and should be permitted during the lockdown. but some while others have decided to take matters into their own hands. well, if i might go to confession with you a bit, charlotte, i did not start going to master in the 1st lockdown, and i don't intend to start doing that this time. keeping not to draw focus from the authorities for attending these prohibited masses. we have agreed to hide his identity. if you feel that it is the responsible thing to do to continue going to mass responsible thing to do. for us as catholics, we are mostly responsible to god before we

is a catholic memorial to those killed in the troubles. not only young people think like he does, but charlie does have friends now who are catholic. his college is mixed. and that's what he wants to the whole of nova hyland to everyone to interact freely and get on your p.c. . there's all this stupid argument as it is, or go just move on from and everyone should just change their mind and not have a problem with who someone is. there's a great if i can, of my words can get involved and change our people for a long while, but the prospect of northern ireland special status of breaks. it has certainly set something in motion. they will be wins and loses. northern ireland's identity is once again up for debate. the one thing everyone agrees on whatever happens, they want no pretensions to the violence of the promised visionary . and a trick methodist diplomat who always gets straight to the point to go to institutes outgoing, director of close to tell a man to look at his final year in office. and he says, president career the last cultural

do you think that as a catholic is the right thing to do? you know, because i'm not asking anybody to do anything that they don't want to do. if someone doesn't want to go to mass, they're not being forced to go. and as they say, oh, be all of the laws. as my religion asks me to on public transportation, etc. so i will be a paying the front. so i know because the laws of france do not extend above god. so there are limits to france's power. and i simply recognize that in the practical order, max is not repentant for his desire to continue attending mass, nor would he feel morally responsible, if someone in his congregation caught and delegate nowhere in my life up to 2020. have i been held morally responsible for being a vector of a disease? i could very well have passed a cold on to someone in the past or the flu, unknowingly. and the way that covert has operated with many, many asymptomatic carriers. it's very unlikely that anyone would ever know. so given that i had no intention to distribute the virus or any desire to do so, i couldn't f

it's not just catholics who have been impacted by this. the blanket baron hates any religious service. that means that muslims, jews, hindus and others are all in the same boat. but given that france is still a majority catholic country, there are voices and voices of anger. are roy sing above the crowds, shola dban ski, altie paris. with the more of the day's top stories coming up for you after this short break, stay with us. join me every thursday on the daleks. i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics. sports business, i'm show business. i'll see you then. welcome back. there's arry military accompanied by russian peacekeepers entering parts of the disputed region and go on, i cower back. i stipulated i have to pay still. meanwhile, the refugees are returning to the areas biggest city seppala cut, which is held by armenia. but artie's wideouts diaz finds they often have nothing to return to. the war may be over, but the humanitarian situation here instapundit get, is still done. scenes like this are repeated hu

it's not just catholics who have been impacted by this. the blanket ban hates any religious service. that means that muslims, jews, hindus and others are all in the same boat. but given that france is still a majority catholic country, there are voices and voices of our anger, or roy sing above the crowds. shawty been ski, auti. i had to the e.u. summit and said dad got off to 2 nations, veto the blogs project, accusing brussels of adopting communist tactics, or talking about it in just a short time when almost seemed wrong. just don't all get to shape out just days after and in the game equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, going to look for common ground. welcome back. now the european union has failed to agree on a coronavirus recovery fund and a 7 year budget cuts during a very tense video conference. somewhat exposed a deepening rift between member states on issues ranging from migration to the rule of law. peter, all of the reports migration, the budget for the upcoming 7 years. they are the 2 main problems for

that's the catholic area, so that's, that's a straight small street. but all the paths of a crow to overthrow the lads are going to cross to the public. but the walk across, it would probably get a taxi either. from here, somebody walks across. that's the thing to have to do during the summer. in particular, when there are political trades, emotions can boil over stones and molotov cocktails might be thrown into neighborhoods on the other side of the divide. well, if it's, if it's a younger crowd, it could be trouble. the older crowd could walk across america be found, you know, part of the year here go across. like i say, july and august pay about sets a $1000000.00 over. that's that's, that's people things. it's mainly gangs behind the violence these days, rather than political fanatics. the still the hostilities a palpable new will serve as a reminder of northern ireland's violent past fall flat and stemming straight to neighborhoods allegiance. to british union, jack introduced into unionist areas. all the irish won in catholic republican neighborh

all the irish one in catholic republican neighborhoods. she's dividing walls run through belfast and other cities, dividing protestant areas from catholic nuns intended to turn on the rest. after centuries of english dominance of the irish war of independence laden $921.00 to the creation of the republic of ireland, that was predominantly catholic only northern ireland, which was mainly protestant remains in the campaign. here in the tensions continue, in the union. in the late 1960 s., northern ireland interrupted in sectarian conflict as militant republicans for running street battles to reunification with island protestant militants full back and the british intervened. militant, 3000 people were killed in the movement and conflict. only 998 was the finally the peace agreement. now a new generation is growing up with hopes that things could be different or just are normal warm up. and there are keepers boxing club is not far from the invisible border that he showed just earlier. it's in a protestant neighborhood where loyalty to britain

it's not just catholics who have been impacted by this. the blanket ban hates any religious service. that means that muslims, jews, hindus and others are all in the same boat. but given that france is still a majority catholic country, there are voices and voices of anger, or roy sing above the crowds. charlotte to ski r.t. paris. european union has failed to agree on a coronavirus recovery fund and 7 year budget during a tense video conference. thursday summit exposed a deepening rift between member states on issues ranging from migration to the rule of law courts migration the budget for the upcoming 7 years. they're the 2 main problems for the european union at the moment. there doesn't seem to be any light at the end of the tunnel and getting agreement on either of them. on the line, the e.u. commission president said ahead of the summit on thursday that there needs to be an overhaul of the way that migration is dealt with in the e.u. at. that's been pretty much evident, since at least the height of the migrant crisis back in 2015. the

it's not just catholics who have been impacted by this. the blanket ban hates any religious service. that means that muslims, jews, hindus and others are all in the same boat. but given that france is still a majority catholic country, there are voices and voices of a roy being above the crowds. shawty brewski, auti donald trump has reportedly invited michigan lawmakers to the white house after claiming massive election fraud in the state election officials. there are alleged to also allege they were tricked into certifying votes results, but president elect joe biden says he cannot understand strength claims of widespread ballots in regularities. it's going to be inches the who shows up. i'm confident he knows he has won. it's not going to be able to release $120.00, he will go down in history as the most irresponsible presidents in american history . this is not a single voter fraud in one state. this pattern repeats itself in a number of states. clearly illegal, clearly, voter fraud, easily provable. hundreds of witnesses, maybe thousan

it's not just catholics who have been impacted by this. the blanket ban hates any religious service. that means that muslims, jews, hindus and others are all in the same boat. but given that france is still a majority catholic country, there are voices and voices of anger, or roy sing above the crowds. shoulder to ski, altie, paris. well still ahead this hour as the e.u. summit ends in dead log off to 2 nations, veto the props budget, accusing brussels of adopting communist tactics. that story and much, much more of the short break greater transferred to simpson, exacerbating an alarming everyone mindlessly. actually what that means is we end up making solutions that cost a lot, but actually do very little. it's just a kind of fuel. instead of the solutions that were tricks of the european union has failed to agree on a coronavirus recovery fund. on the 7 year budget during a tense video conference, 1000 a summit exposed a deepening rift between member states on issues ranging from migration to the rule of rule, p. to all of our reports. m

it's not just catholics who have been impacted by this. the blanket ban hates any religious service. that means that muslims, jews, hindus and others are all in the same boat. but given that france is still a majority catholic country, there are voices and voices of anger. are roy sing above the crowds, auti still to come this hour. the e.u. summit ends in deadlock after 2 nations veto the blocks budget, accusing brussels of adopting communist tactics. that's sort of much more of a short break. this is our international credo, transferred to simpson, exacerbating and alarming everyone mindlessly. actually what that means is we end up picking solutions that cost a lot, but actually drink very little. it's just a kind of fuel. instead of actual solutions that work is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation community, are you going the right way or are you being so direct? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend to join us in the depths or unmaidenly

it's not just catholics who have been impacted by this. the blanket baron hates any religious service. that means that muslims, jews, hindus and all in the same boat note. but given that france is still a majority catholic country, their voices and voices of anger or roy sing above the crowds. shawty been ski, auti, paris. the president of the european commission has admitted that the u.s. approach to migration is not working or slow for an alliance spoke ahead of an e.u. summit which exposed a sharp rift on that issue and several others. migration is a complex issue and there are many genuine concerns that have to be brought into balance. the current system no longer works. we're not going to cross live to our europe correspondent peter over for more on that. peter, tell us about the european commission president's remarks and how they were received by the e.u. member states. well, there's live on the line pretty much outlining what people have known for a while. right now. it's 5 years since the peak of the migrant crisis here in europe.

what you and another young man did was go out in your car, find two young catholics in a catholic partand shoot them dead. random attack on two individuals who had no connection to the paramilitaries at all. that's not being a soldier in a war, that's just a terrible terrorist crime. stephen, the point of it is, and i know that people are mad we didn't get this. but what you are saying is, you don't understand the strategy. i mean, the ira needed to be driven out of those communities. we didn't have uniforms like you say without army. they were out doing the same things that we were doing at that time you couldn't identify people. but there was information that came forward about certain people and it was used against them. but the strategy was that if you attack a catholic community, they will drive the ira out. now whether that worked or not, it didn't work and we know it didn't work. the issue is, if you have to make strategy and you have to take these, if strategy doesn't work then strategy doesn't work. later on in the conflict when there was more information about members of the

it's not just catholics who have been impacted by this. the blanket ban hates any religious service. that means that muslims, jews, hindus and others are all in the same boat. but given that france is still a majority catholic country, their voices and voices of a roy sing a book, the krauts, shawty bruschi or paris hilton breaking news just coming in. now, a shooting has been reported at a shopping mall in the american city of were tossed in the state of wisconsin doesn't solve nor enforcement vehicles. i think you can see on your screens. and a few ambulances can be seen near the mall as police are responding to the incident . at least 3 people have reportedly been taken to hospital. the local medical examiner examiner has not been called so that does suggest there are no faith tom ities, but it's still not clear. emergency vehicles all still on the scene where the incident took place was the site of a shooting back in february in which a police officer shot and killed a black 17 year old. has been the target of sporadic protests for sev

as a catholic yourself, president-elect biden a catholic from scranton, pennsylvania, like you, are they voting on issues beyond abortion rights? and if so, what are those issues, in your mind? morere in touch with catholic voters in pennsylvania then most people. >> -- than most people. state, theive of the catholic vote is often referred to as probably not in any election really a mile foot. there is a diversity -- a monolithic vote. to that a diversity vote, every category. i think in this election, president trump won that vote in pennsylvania, as he did in '16. but those of us who are catholic, we have work to do. because often, we allow the other side of the republican , the catholic elected catholic vote, to dominate the conversation. we have to do a better job of talking about issues that relate to people's lives. for example, when i talk about medicaid, it is pretty hard to say you are following the gospel, when you are out to cut medicaid, the women and infants program, the supplemental nutrition assistance program, you are out to destroy the affordable care act. it is pretty h

all the irish one in catholic republican neighborhoods. dividing walls run through belfast and other cities, dividing protestant areas from catholic ones intended to deter rest. after centuries of english dominance in the irish war of independence, late in 1921 to the creation of the republic of ireland. it was predominantly catholic only northern ireland, which was many protestant remains campaign here in the tensions continue,, jr. in new orleans, in the late 1960 s., northern ireland, exempted in secretary conflict as militant republicans for running street battles. to reunification with island protestant militants full back and the british army also intervened. militant 3000 people were killed in the northern ireland conflict. only 998 was the finally the peace agreement. now a new generation is growing up with hopes that things could be different, but others are just our normal warm up and our boxing club is not far from the invisible border that he showed just earlier. it's in a protestant neighborhood where loyalty to britain is esp

the head of the catholic church and wales has offered to resign.a few minutes on "outside source," we will talk about joe biden, who says it has been embarrassing donald trump hasn't conceded the election. ♪ ros: let's turn to u.s. politics. world leaders have been congratulating joe biden. president macron of france had a phone call with the president-elect, so to boris johnson. the bbc' as vicki young has more. vicki: unlike donald trump, joe biden is no fan of brexit and made it clear the good friday agreement must be upheld, particularly if there is to be a trade deal the u.s. we are told the phone call lasted about 20 minutes. i think we can see pictures of boris johnson speaking to joe biden. it was described as warm. they focused on what they called shared priorities, tackling climate change being one of them. there was an invitation to the president-elect to attend a big summit being hosted in the u.k. next year. they talked about security, working through nato. there was a bit of a race to be at the top of the list for these calls, and dow

up within the catholic r.p. in fact the pennsylvania the state of pennsylvania did a grand jury report and in that report they said that the bishops in pennsylvania there was a dozen of them covered up sexual abuse and that the cover up extended to the to the vatican now this is nothing new is fires the church protecting national own and the problem with this is sexual abuse continues when they cover up and that's a problems many more people are harmed when there is no punishment and no accountability and then there's $400.00 pages there is nothing about accountability there's nothing about punishment there's nothing about steps towards a future so we can distort of up put out this 400 page and somehow step by step forward but that's not enough but there needs to be accountability there needs to be some changes and the punk i'm a committee has the courage to do so and so far we haven't seen him with any courage he the current pope is paid prezzies say you not see him have the courage to say anything else has he

or inden is caller rhino, the catholic circles we call him catholic in name only. many archbishops and priests have declared that he cannot receive the holy eucharist in their archdiocese because he is supporting abortion. that is the killing of prenatal human life. now, he's the second, if you want to call him a catholic, only the second catholic elected in the history of america as president. john f. kennedy for the record, for the record, was ardently unambiguously shamelessly proud to be pro-life and that needs to be made very, very clear. this is an outrage and this will not be taken. this is a scandal to all christians and catholics around the world. if he attempts to attend catholic mass in washington, which i presume he's going to continue to do -- host: ok. the line set aside to support others is also the line you called. you didn't vote in this last election. that's edward's case in new jersey. caller: good morning. host: you are on, go ahead. caller: pedro, actually i did vote, i just didn't cast a vote for the republicans or democrats. host: you partici

believe that the catholic church has changed in its attitude?tholic church who are trying to do the right thing on this, but they are not supported at the top level, by the leadership in the form of cardinal nichols and they are not supported in my view by the vatican either. the report is very critical of the vatican for failing to co—operate with the inquiry. at the senior levels of the catholic church you see a complete failure to address these issues properly and thatis address these issues properly and that is why we need more radical changes. in your view, children are still at risk? i have to say that they are. i do not think we can have confidence that the catholic church is in the right place to deal with theseissues is in the right place to deal with these issues given what is in the report today. richard, thank you so much for your time this afternoon. you are watching bbc news. let's have a look at the weather. the weather is going to be a bit more u nsettled. weather is going to be a bit more unsettled. today, it is a rather benign

changed dramatically since the last catholic presidents. stomach issues of sexual morality, primarily. >> reporter: vice president- elect kamala harris was raised on hinduism and christianity. her husband is set to become the first jewish thousand vice presidents. and she is a member of the third baptist church of san francisco. >> third baptist is very pleased to be a part of this historical moment. >> reporter: he spoke about his work victory of the harrison biden ticket during his sermon. >>> it was a message of historical narrative of how we have made as a people. with ours, were against us. >> reporter: he called her a spiritual person and said he was on edge about which direction the country was going to go. >> we must do this healing without delay. or else we will take our own grave as a nation. >> reporter: he did visit the grave of his son. reporting live, melissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> for continuing coverage on the election you can go to ktvu.com/election. we posted details and all the latest election results, along wit

the catholic area, so that's, that's a straight small street. but all the paths of a crater, of a credible odds are going to cross the public. but i would say that the walk across a bit probably get a taxi other from here. that's the thing to have to do during the summer. in particular, when there are political trades, emotions can live up, stones and my little cock towns might be thrown into neighborhoods on the other side of the divide. well, if it's a younger crowd, it could be trouble. the older crowd could walk across america be fagged. you know, all the past part of the year here go across. like i said, july and august pay about sets a 1000000 over that's that's, that's korea. as a people, things, it's mainly gangs behind the violence these days. rather than political fanatics. the still the hostilities a palpable mutual service. a reminder of northern ireland's violent past flies demonstrate in neighborhoods allegiance to bridges. she knew jack introduced and even used in use all the irish one in catholic republican neighborhoods. dividin

vatican report, that took two years to complete, has found two popes and top officials from the catholic serial sex abuse by a former cardinal in the united states. this is theodore mccarrick who was expelled from the priesthood last year — the first cardinal ever to be defrocked over sexual abuse. vatican officials say they found popesjohn paul ii and benedict xvi had been told of mccarrick‘s assaults, but chose to believe his denial. here's our rome correspondent mark lowen. well, here it is. the ago—page report that took two years of work and interviewed 90 witnesses, some of them in interviews up to 30 hours. and it really is a damning litany of cover—ups, complicity, and errors notjust by individuals, but of the entire culture within the catholic church that allowed cardinal mccarrick to rise to the top echelons of the church — in spite of serial allegations of abuse over the decades. in terms of the implications for popejohn paul ii, now a saint — he was declared a saint in 2014 — he is said in the report to have been warned and told of mccarrick‘s crimes. and yet he chose to belie

catholics are united. our religion is based on a higher specialty. the holy trinity, father, son, and holy spirit. systemic racism is a man made agenda to divide us. they're indoctrinating students. critical race theory. i'm opposed to it. this is not what catholics agree with. host: what part of the state is center valley, pennsylvania? caler: it's lehigh valley in the easton area. host: what do you make that your state, pennsylvania is among the -- if not the biggest battleground state this year? why do you think that is? caller: well, i don't know. but i'm a trump supporter. and i believe it's going to turn red. i don't trust anything that's going on in pennsylvania. look at philadelphia. they have everyone locked down. the courts aren't even open. you know, again there was an earlier caller who said that the est has been taken over. and yes, it has. the marxist agenda has been infiltrating everything. our schools rg our political system. u cannot do anything without politics. kids can't go out and trick or treat without politics. sorry, we're tak

a hard hitting report on child abuse and the catholic church. it says cardinal nichols cared more about the church's reputation than the survivors. no a levels or gcse exams for welsh teenagers next year. their results will be based on teacher assessments. and coming up on bbc news... from birmingham, to borussia dortmund and now england. howjude bellingham's become the latest player to benefit from a switch to german football. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. it's the question we all want answered. when will this new coronavirus vaccine be rolled out and who will be eligible? the health secretary, matt hancock, has warned that a mass vaccination programme, which would prioritise people according to age and risk, would be a huge logistical operation. he said the nhs will work flat out and be ready to distribute the vaccination from the beginning of december if it is approved by regulators. fergus walsh has more. this is liquid hope, the first covid vaccine had proven to be effective, in production in germany. if regulators approv