people who are really into chile are known as chile heads. we have people all around the world that contact us, and send us seeds. one of our members was in found ad said he chile that is really hot. he sent a seed and we grew it. the first year we looked at it and said this looks pretty hot we should do replicated trials to see how hot it is. next year, we found out that was the first chile to ever get one million scoble heat units. we introduced ghost pepper for good or bad to the united states. the ghost pepper was the hottest, our colleagues in trinidad said ours is hotter. they sent us -- we said, send us the seed and we will test it. we tested the trinidad scorpion. we found one variety that hit 2 million. institute, that is still the world hottest. guinness has its own way to decide what is hottest. for the institute, being research-based, we have to grow with controls and do it a scientific way. some people say, guinness say some is the world hottest, you say it is hotter. at the institute, we have found trinidad -- the trinidad scorp

dehydrating the red chile's and canning and freezing the grain chile's. -- the green chiles.itthere was one chile that that niche for all. you could have won chile, grow it, process it, and it could be used in the mexican food industry. so we did not have to level -- have all these different kinds of chiles. he was the father of the mexican food industry. our993, we established industry. we have a long history of research from the founding of the university until today. one thing we noticed at our teaching garden is people come in from all over and say, that is from my country. towere trying to export asia. the asians told us we did not have good quality. we did not know what they meant because we had good color, no insects, no disease or mold. what we learned at the time talking to people is that the chile has a different kind of heat. we weren't sure we knew what they were talking about. weregan to check and there five components. we didt time you eat, not know if it dissipated quickly or lingered for hours. heat, is at the tip of your tongue, your lips, your throat? sharp

the people that are really into chilies are known at chile -- known as chile heads. we have people all over the world who contact us and send us seeds and such, and one time, we had heard about the very hot chile in india that was supposed to be the hottest in the world, and we could not get any seeds to really test it, but one of our members was in india and had said i found this chile here. it is not the naga jolokia, but i think it is very hot. he sent us the seed, and we grew it. the first year we looked at it and said, yes, this looks pretty hot. we should do replicated trials to test us out and see how hot it really is. the next year, we found out that was the very first chile to ever hit one million scoble heat units. it is how we measure chile heat. like serranoall -- is like 10,000. so this was one million, the very first. that became a whole new class of chile peppers called super hot. bhut jolokia translates to ghost pepper in english. we introduced ghost pepper for good or bad to united states. -- to the united states. it was interesting. after we said th

chile peppers. we have a long history of chile pepper research from the founding of the university until today. thatf the things we notice are teaching garden's people from all around the world will come in and see their chilies. from mymy chile country, and we were trying to toort at one point a chile asia, and the asian markets will thus we did not have good quality. we did not know what that meant because we had the color. we did not have insect parts or anything, disease, mold. we did not understand why. they are putting up a barrier. what we learned over time through talking to people is the chilies had a different kind of heat and we were not sure what they were talking about, so we began to study what we call today a heat profile, and every aile has five components to heat profile, so the next time you eat chilies, watch how fast does the heat develop? does it come on quickly or is it a delayed heat? how long does it linger? does it dissipate quickly or linger for literally hours for some peo

the pope came to chile and. the pope told us it was it was of very a very hit the the heavy word against us against us is enough that we were lawyers. about this case and the case of covering up and protecting their father kind of or part of one another important. bishop called bottles who was to be shipped in this field or so to know is where is this person telling the pope divided them you know so not telling them that they were. left wing and friendly. to the people and after after those war to the polls i don't know. the problem the pope realized that he he was committed i missed a very big mistake and he invited us to talk to him. and to here is that not only to get to two to give. us forgiveness but to hear from our part some suggestions no we spend one week in the house with him talking about some recommendations i'm talking about this culture of abuse sexual abuse especially. this i know this. is the first time but but but we we tried to highlight the concept of cover up so cover up is us serious. harm.

not about chile but father the idea of. catholic priests either covering up or being accused and found guilty of abuse then going to prison is that a possibility that that's civil law not canon law are you comfortable that of course is. guilty and there are. some priests that have gone have gone to jail are actually in jail and. also that the bishops. are there. to to. to to face this is the law in this. mary i would like to ask you you know where i mean since you are a former. son you really have less than one minute left to make this quick are very fast fast as you can because the question is that if you can clear about the group even if you are you know of the church. i think in my opinion i mean one of the question sanjay i was going to be at the end of the show if there was the question is that the question of tools that it without calling me a couple of chairs will work so well. in the in the case that all of us were it would only work if those at the top. characterless them is killing the church and if those at the t

not about chile but father the idea of. catholic priests either covering up or being accused and found guilty of abuse then going to prison is that a possibility that that's civil law not canon law are you comfortable that of course is. guilty and there are. some priests that have gone have gone to jail are actually in jail and i think also that the bishops. are there. to to. to to face this is the law in this. mary i would like to ask you something. you know where i mean since you are a farmer. we have less than one minute left to make this quick i really fast yeah fast as you can the question the question is that if you can clear about the credibility of the church. i think in my opinion one of the question sanjay i was going to be at the end of the show if there was the question is that the question of course that it would help tanami of the catholic church will work still to in the in the case at all to work it will only work if those of the top. characters in is killing the church and if those at the top will only agre

the pope came to chile and. the pope told us it was it was of very a very hit the maybe heavy word against us against us is that we were lawyers. about this case and the case of covering up and protecting the kind of or part of one another important. bishop called bottles who was bishop in this studio for certain it were this person these children that the pope divided them you know so not telling them that they were left wing and friendly. to the people and after after those words the the pope i don't know. the public the pot realized that he he was committing a missed a very big mistake and he invited us to talk to him and to here is that not only to get to two to give. us forgiveness but to hear from our part some suggestions no we spend one week in the house with him talking about some recommendations i'm talking about this culture of abuse sexual abuse especially in this i know this. is the first time but but but we we tried to highlight the concept of cover up so cover up is us serious. harm. harmful is. t

no one can legally called her chile hatch chile unless it is from this valley. they have gone to court over that. it is a big deal. chile's king. now?ere are we headed ands we are headed north going to the center. close to the river -- >> we are going to the north headed to the river. monumenting to go to a to the signing of the jackson purchase. >> we have pulled off literally into the dirt to see this small marker. although it is tiny, it has a big role in american history. loses the48, mexico war. the moment they decide to move up, was right after a battle in a little community to the south of us near el paso. they had to decide where does mexico and and the united states begin. hadmeasurement tools they at the time, as good as they were, were still off. grandeese side the rio has a role in this. the problem is the river moves back and forth. they made this corner, this at that time,is 1848-1850, the beginning of mexico and the end of the u.s.. there are about 50-60 families at this time that do not want to become u.s. citizens. it is one of those instances i

not about chile but father the idea of. catholic priests covering up or being accused and found guilty of abuse then going to prison is that a possibility that that's civil law not canon law are you comfortable of course is . guilty and there are. some priests that have gone and gone to jail are actually in jail and i think also that the bishops. they agreed to. to do this is the law in this. mary i would like to ask you. you know well since you are a former. son do we have less than one minute left to make this quick already fast yeah for us again the question is that if you can clear about the gritty details of the church. i think in my opinion i mean one of the question sanjay i was going to be at the end of the show if there was the question is that the question of schools that it would outlaw me a couple of chairs we work so so in the in the case at all to work it would only work if those of the top. character lism is killing the church and if those at the top will only agree that this is an issue they must deal with t

whalen's are fleeing the economic crisis in droves but neighboring countries colombia ecuador peru and chile are not opening their borders and a state in brazil has asked its supreme court to halt the entry of all migrants. i has been dragging her suitcase along of highway she is fleeing desperation and economic hardship back home in venezuela crossing into ecuador on foot as an undocumented migrant. who spent all night by the border the authorities told us to be patient they said they would guess not so in the morning but there was no response they just told us to head to venezuela especially we don't want more venezuelans here. off to ecuador and post new entry restrictions on saturday and have friends felt that they had no choice but to cross illegally while they press on thousands of stranded at the checkpoints hungry and cold fearful of being sent back. here and we have no hope so after being able to pass through my husband is desperate over in peru my family is also desperate in venice we just want to help our families i have two children i sold my house i have nothing now i can't go b

in brussels cuter has no really pushed the vatican to turn documents concerning sexual abuse in chile so i think that it's a bit of a perfect storm at the very same time though the letter is slightly there really in relation to what we would call church middle management when the litter calls clearly police some there is no concrete offer there is no concrete position that we can distill from it and so the message here is that the pope is telling the world we're sorry what happened is terrible but those who committed these terrible things unless there's further notice we'll get away with it well the letter really pushes very hard in the idea that this should never happen again that these people should not escape punishment rather it's not clear what that punishment would be i think that the bigger issue however is that you know one of the scandals is most certainly the sexual abuse and i think that this is something which anybody that looks at the story can immediately agree the bigger question the one that the pennsylvania pennsylvania grand jury brings out is a question of a cover u

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know it's a global problem this is not in any sense an irish problem you mention caribbean or in in chile a it's not in any sense a chilean problem that the church will often try and make it into a localized this you in no way is it a localized it's you the church has being and is infested with with people who who are criminals who attack children and even when they are apprehended in one place the church actively protects them and moves them to another place often to another country typically to the southern hemisphere where the spotlight rarely seems to shine you know this is what's emerging what you've just described and to end this the pope is being called on to obligate dioceses around the world to report sex abuse cases past and turn to civil authorities it's astounding at least to me that this is not already the case could we see some movement here peter. well you know i hope so on a man of faith so i pray so but you know if we were talking about a global corporation if we were talking about you know a multinational company that had committed such a vile crimes and was covering up

every bishop in the world report every instance of child abuse to the police italy for instance or chile a couple examples but i imagine in most countries in world it's up to the bishops whether they report to their police so this is the fox guarding the hens when we need to do is have civil investigations not rely on the church because they've shown that they're interested more in their power prestige and they are in the safety of children it's funny you should say that because the prime minister a violent prime minister of iraq because comments also sort of shed light on the fact that he also seemed to apologize to previous irish administrations that hadn't done enough and as always all cubans about the separation of church and state in the united states there is a separation of church and state but do you think that has now come a tie. the state needs to take more action or more involved auction certainly when you have these scenarios raising what can only be said to be that rockley heads. yes. most definitely pennsylvania was a dam that broke because everyone recognized it whether yo

here eems down, that's down 10% in the last week and a half south africa, brazil, chile, it doesn't matter the whole emerging market world is down 2% to 4% more so if you are commodity or export-related in the kmaut tco field. that's why south africa and brazil are a little weaker overall. sector leaders as you heard there, how often do you see utilities, real estate, consumer staples and telecom. these are relatively small sectors, but again down six basis points on the 10-year, this is the kind of action that you get. >>> tencent's first profit drop in a decade taking down the other chinese internet names, capping off what has been months of pain for the group. dom chu is tracking them at the big wall. >> that's right. a number of these major chinese internet stocks like you and bob just mentioned at the middle of so much of the trading action today. tencent falling because of those sales growth concerns. also moves by chinese regulators to block the sale of one of its

supreme called there is deciding whether to legalize abortion up to twelve weeks of pregnancy and chile as they've been marching in the capital santiago demanding that only abortion laws be relaxed even more just last year chile legalized terminations in certain circumstances in cases of rape when the mother's life is endangered or when a fetus is malformed. at least nineteen people have been arrested over what the venezuelan government says was the attempted assassination of the president nicolas maduro wasn't hurt when explosions from a drone interrupted a military parade in caracas on saturday he's blamed the opposition colombia as well as a group of u.s. finance he is for the apparent attack some opposition figures have now been stripped of their pollen metry immunity and linked to the incident. just trying to insist canada will always speak strongly in favor of human rights the prime minister was responding to a growing diplomatic row with saudi arabia riyadh has cuts new trade investment and educational agreements after canada called for the release of jail political activists chr

many are heading south to join family members in peru and chile. others, sold almost everything to try and make the journey. translation: my husband is desperate. he is in peru. my family are also desperate, they are in venezuela. all we want is to go to peru to work, we want to help our families. i have two children, i've sold my house, i have nothing else. i can't go back to venezuela with empty hands. she has just days to reach peru before authorities there tighten their passport requirements. venezuela's other neighbours are also feeling the strain. in brazil, troops had to be sent to the border town of pacaraima after locals attacked several migrant camps and then set them on fire. it is the ongoing economic crisis that is pushing so many venezuelans to leave. spiralling prices, food shortages, empty shelves, families struggling to eat. president maduro's response — to issue new bank notes, devaluing the currency by 96%. the government hopes that it will help curb inflation, which the imf predicted could run at 1,000,000% by the end of the yea

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chile of course excellent so insightful so interesting john.

accused of cover ups since then he has asked for forgiveness from the victims and from the people of chile and of syria how is all of this affecting the catholic church in china which as you say has been coming under increasing pressure over sex abuse scandals but you too used to be one of the most happily countries in the region. and the influence was was an extremely important but now of course less than half of the chilean people say that they belong or that they believe they'll consider themselves to be catholics but they say that they still believe in god they no longer go to choose. and church has been very very discredited sense here now whether the efforts that are being made now by the vatican to collaborate with the with the police with the investigators is going to turn that around but if it does that it's going to take clearly a long time that certainly what we hear from cheerleaders anyway let me out thank you. thank you notes also to coming out on jazeera including consulting the people cubans out there say i'm a biggest change to the island in decades. had already come desce

police in chile have raided offices of the top leadership of the catholic church they're looking for documents to support allegations of widespread abuse by the clergy prosecutors say they're investigating thirty eight cases of sexual offenses committed by priests there are more than two hundred seventy alleged victims most of whom a minus at the time of the abuse a latin america at its honesty and human has the latest from santiago. the raid on the headquarters of the catholic church here in santiago is just the latest in a wide ranging troll searching for evidence against not only members of the clergy but of cover ups by the by bishops and even by cardinals we're talking about two cardinals including cardinal really got a lot of it is saturday who is the archbishop of santiago he has been summoned to testify next week before a port where he has to go as a defendant he denies any wrongdoing but at least one hundred and thirty eight members of the church are being investigated covering more than two hundred and fifty alleged victims ranging will are going back rather for many many d

look at the pope's visit to chile. he initially condemned some survivors in chile.n he retracted that. >> this is not just chile and the united states, there has been reports around the world and around the country, but you brought up the point that maybe it is not reaching the vatican, is there a block on these types of stories? >> this is roman catholic church play book page 82. this is what they do, they hide, they are deceitful in what they do, it is self seeking. and they're going to spin every sorry. i do believe in it is being filtered into the vatican, it is filtered, watt eaered down, and they're saying they are handling everything, the united states kathd lick conference of bishops are in control of things. that has been the problem since day one. they were administrators in offices in one point or another. they saw the transfers of previo priests. >> mic, you have detailed how much this abuse harmed you and will never leave you, how it affected your marriages and substance abuse issues. when it comes to your faith, do you go to church? where do you stand

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chile was willing to move away from a throw-away culture. customers will be limited to t plastic bags each while they adjust. president macron of france has described talks with the british riendly afterr as the two leaders met on friday to discuss thesaay's brexit proposals. our business editor has details. simon: wish you were here. this is no holiday. government ministers are touring the scorching capitals of europe hoping lo persuadeders to get behind its proposed deal with the e.u. the primehoinister cut her own holiday to join the french president on his.e, meanwhhe governor of the bank of england cranked up the temperature at home wit this strongly worded warning. >> the possibility of a no-dealo is uncably high at this point. it does mean potential disruption, certainly it doesis meanption to trade as we know it. and as a consequencef that, a disruption to the level of economic activity, changes, higher prices, for a period of time. reporter: the governor of the bank o england doesn't say anything by mistake. he knows his every utter

meanwhile, authorities in chile raided the headquarters of the catholic church's episcopal conference last week as part of a widespread investigation into sex abuse. later this week, , pope francncs will travel to i ireland, anothr country rock by the sexual abuse scandal inside the church. washington, go to d.c., where we are joined by sister simone campbell, executive director of network, an advocacy group for catholic social justice. she's the author of "a nun on the bus: how all of us can create hope, change, and community." sister simone, welcome back to democracy now! can you start off by responding to with the pope has just said? >> i think it is a significant step forward that he is publicly acknknowledged to the entire wod that this is not an isolated one off event, but is really anchored in a colter of clericalism that protects the institution without looking at the suffering of our people. his challenge now, however, is to go beyond the words and to actually take action to break clericalismlture of and domination from the top and to really find effective ways to change the

are fleeing the economic crisis in droves, but neighboring countries -- colombia, ecuador, peru, and chile -- are not opening their doors. a state in brazil has asked its supreme court halt the entry of migrants. reporter: eileen aguilar has been dragging her suitcase along kilometers of highway, fleeing economic hardship in v venezuel, crcrossing into ecuador on foots an undocumented migrant. >> we spent all night by the border. the authororities told us to be patient. they s said thehey would get an answer in the morning, but there was no response. they told us, head to venezuela. we do not want more venezuelans here. reporter: after ecuador imposed new restrictions on saturday, eileen and her runs felt they had no chance but to cross illegally. others are stranded at official checkpoints, hungry and cold, fearful of being sent back. >> we arrived here and have no hope of beining able t to pass through. the husband is desperate in peru. my family is also desperate in venezuela. just want to help her families. i have two children. i sold my house. i have nothing. i cacannot go back to ven

president sebasti n pinera said chile was willing to move away from a throwaway culture.es small shops two years to phase out the bags. in the meantime, customers will be limited to two plastic bags each. china says it will levy new tariffs on more than 5,200 us products if the white house moves forward with its latest threat. the duties would range from 5% to 25% on $60 billion worth of american products. chinese officials have accused the us of "unilaterally" heightening tensions between the two economic giants. united nations 0fficials say more than 1500 migrants have died already this year trying to cross from africa to europe. the numbers of people attempting to make the crossing has fallen compared to last year but a higher percentage are dying as smugglers use increasingly unseaworthy and overcrowded vessels. andrew plant has the story. another night, another rescue. there are fewer this year attempting to ci’oss are fewer this year attempting to cross the people smugglers overloading boats aren't suitable for the seat means it is high risk for the seat means it is

yes in fact i just just arrived back in chile from venezuela one of the interesting things that there are so many things that are happening now that the migrants especially that are trying to leave but can't do so because there are no buses cars etc but at the same time the government is trying to do something that it has never dared to do before and that is raise the price of gasoline not or or petrol not just to make it more expensive for the locals but also to stop not just the flow of migrants but especially the flow of fuel across the border and this was our story. in an oil rich countries like venezuela it's one thing to subsidize quite another is to give it away. it's a gift without pay is not even enough to. thanks to. one u.s. dollar and imagine this if you can a one thousand. point zero zero one cent. took them out. except here. and there's incredible is that i can still use it here to buy a hundred and sixty six leaders of the highest. at the venezuela colombia border where small and large scale smugglers operate in broad daylight the price distortion feeds a lucrative blac

committed upon grown men priests against chile. above all else. they protected their institution and all cost. well christensen let me has the latest from harrisburg with the findings of that report. the attorney general for the state of pennsylvania described a systematic cover up at the highest levels of the church in pennsylvania one that went all the way to the vatican in a report that is considered to be the most comprehensive of its kind detailing church sexual abuse in the united states it looked at six out of eight diocese in the state of pennsylvania and found why the spread abuse more than a thousand victims around were identified many of them interviewed by a secret grand jury which comes tiled this report three hundred one priests were found by the grand jury to have committed some form of child sexual abuse it ranged in cases from rape to inappropriate touching the oldest victim identified she is now eighty seven years old and the charges of abuse go back to one thousand nine hundred forty seven one family had five girls and all five

motor victory in the women's marathon earlier in the day and he was born chile establish an early lead in the distance between her and the chasing pack was never close to two thousand and seventeen world champion stayed in front of from the line in two hours thirty four minutes and fifty one seconds that was double gold for japan in the event an individual and team competition you're shakira or you are won his second gold medal and then. joined up with his team mates as japan won the fourth team inventing title of their careers asian games. now hosts in tunisia have already batted their best hole of gold medals they won their twelfth on sunday but the sport where they'd really like to win gold is badminton up and down the country you'll find young and old playing it everywhere from back out to elite academies a scot high level ports from jakarta. when he was just five you just. began playing badminton out on the pavement in front of the apartment in central jakarta. even if i'm sick i will play badminton it makes me feel better i want to be the best badminton player of everyone. from t

chile has become the first country in south america to ban the commercial use of plastic bags.bastian pinera said chile was willing to move away from a throwaway culture. small shops have two years to comply with the legislation. in the meantime, customers will be limited to two plastic bags each. more than 500 people have died in heavy rains in india so far this united nations officials say more than 1500 migrants have died already this year trying to cross from africa to europe. the numbers of people attempting to make the crossing has fallen compared to last year, but a higher percentage are dying as smugglers use increasingly risky and overcrowded vessels. andrew plant has the story. another night, another rescue. this spanish ship helping 87 migrants. there are fewer this year attempting to cross from north africa to europe. but people smugglers overloading boats unsuitable for the sea means it is high risk for those on—board. around 60,000 people have crossed the mediterranean so far this year, around half as many as during the same period last year, and return to pre—201

recent report chile and a recent report here in britain.ing to see how he is received by the irish people. and what he has to say about abuse himself. we know he will be making three speeches over the course of the weekend, three addresses. an assumption he will at some stage meet people who are survivors of abuse. where does the hard—hitting element of the visit come? at what point does he have to address this head on? i think he does, he put out an apology in the last few days about abuse. he said the church's action on abuse had not been timely. he did talk about what a terrible thing it was but i think people want to know a bit more. we have been waiting five years since pope francis was elected to do more about the abuse scandal in the church. i think we want to see some actual action. there has been a commission that is supposed to look into abuse. everyone was pleased when he invited abuse survivors including marie collins from ireland. tojoin the to join the commission. those two survivors left because they felt the commission was n

chile has become the first country in south america to ban the commercial use of plastic bags.to move away from a "throwaway culture." small shops have two years to comply with the legislation. in the meantime, customers will be limited to two plastic bags each. president macron of france has described talks with the british prime minister as "friendly," after the two leaders met on friday to discuss theresa may's brexit proposals. mrs may cut short her holiday for the meeting, having already spoken by phone to the head of the european commission. it came as the governor of the bank of england intervened in the brexit debate, warning that the chance of a no deal is "uncomfortably high." our business editor simonjack reports. wish you were here. this is no holiday. government ministers are touring the scorching capitals of europe, hoping to persuade leaders to get behind its proposed deal with the eu. the prime minister even cut short her own holiday to join the french president on his. meanwhile, the governor of the bank of england cranked up the temperature at home with this s

this latam passenger plane, which departed for chile, was forced to land in southern peru's pisco airporttion authority says the threats were made by an anonyous phone call, but appear to be false at this time. the planes have undergone checks of passengers, baggage and their cabins and holds by police and airport security. the australian state of new south wales is not only in the grip of one of its worst droughts in years. firefighters are now battling more than 80 bush and grass fires which have destroyed several homes and threatened many more. authorities say the fires are unseasonal and have been made worse by the dry, windy conditions. a short while ago rob rogers, the deputy commissioner of the new south wales rural fire service, gave me the latest on the firefighting effort. look, there's been a number that have been contained this week. we've still got more than 30 of these fires that aren't contained, though, and other fires people fires that aren't contained, though, and otherfires people are fires that aren't contained, though, and other fires people are working to get contain

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he spent much of the south -- past year traveling to chile, featuring this boom in the renewable energy largely because changes in the country's law mandating-- renewable energy for the country. a third counts for of their electricity usage. they don't have any local fossil fuels. they have been largely dependent on importing coal and oil. online, these on parts of the coast where they bring coal onto ships and refine it and send it to the desert for the mining industry to use. companies are now buying power purchase agreements in some cases. in other cases, solar arrays are being fed right into the northern grade -- grid. cleanre able to take power from these sources, or more aggregate clean power overall. jason: tell us how he shot these pictures? a lot ofstunning, aerial shots from different angles and using different lighting and everything. clinton: jamie worked really hard. this is a lot of physical ground we are talking about. carol: in a helicopter? clinton: occasionally with drums of making aind point of getting that morning light, or finding a place he thought was interesting

kept quiet about the priest sexual abuse his one year prison sentence was commuted to house arrest in chile priest fernando cut a demon is alleged to have the views children for decades he was considered one of the country's most important church figures chillan state prosecutors are now investigating around one hundred sixty cases of abuse and in germany hundreds of cases of abuse have come to light one of the most shocking five hundred fifty children at a catholic school in fagan's book were victims of sexual molestation up until the one nine hundred ninety s. . the streets of dublin are getting ready for pub francis visit hundreds of abuse cases have been uncovered across ireland francis wants to meet with some of the victims but that hasn't made his visit any less controversial. time now for a look at some of the other stories making the news today hurricane lane is pounding hawaii with high winds and torrential rains as it moves across the pacific the storm has now been downgraded to category three but can still cause major damage with winds of up to two hundred kilometers per hour ext

chile and australia have cording to question the leadership of bishops and cardinals accused off protecting predator priests the vatican is facing growing pressure from catholics to cooperate with criminal investigators. joining me now is religious affairs correspondent martin welcome martin this so much of outrage with these latest new revelations which have come out about child abuse and turned into priests what kind of reception do you think the pope is going to get an island i think there is a mixed reception understandably i mean there is a part of a population that is still very much committed a large part of the population that is still very much committed to the got the lead church a couple of churches still a massive presence through the country but at the very same time it's also true that partly i think because of the scandals of the sexual abuse revelations or last ten years or so there's been a pretty systematic abandonment of the catholic church and this is very much reflected in newspapers and sort of public opinion one can see that you know there is much more of a polarizati

pope francis himself has admitted he was wrong when it came to chile.exual abuse by priests in chile and pope francis didn't believe these people initially, so he has been guilty of it and unfortunately there have been too many holes in pope francis's experience when it comes to this matter. we all thought he would be a bit of a revolutionary and would do his best to support sexual abuse survivors, but we are found wanting and many people have found him wanting to today with his words and lack of action and is continuing apologies. again, words are meaningless without action. and we're expecting to see, perhaps protest is not the right word, but dignified demonstrations tomorrow. to protest at the abuse of children, to remember the child victims, mother and baby institutions and so on. the tying of baby shoes to the railings of the church today in dublin which will undoubtedly be very poignant, and the fact we are talking at such length about the scandals does say something. it says something about the dominant issues of this visit. clearly we are looki

colleagues all of the best as well they're all power to this really good silhouette image of rose chile mo the bahraini runner who took gold in the women's marathon earlier and of course it's not just about the sport the asian games many tourists have made their way to jakarta and in between the events well to the city and the country of indonesia all stop for a funny picture with the official baskets now you can always share your thoughts with us throughout the asian games using the hash tag a.j. news good you can also tweet me directly at peter underscore stimac more sport in the eight hundred g.m.t. hour back to you fully here thank you very much for that and that will it for today's news but the number to keep in touch with us on social media hash tag a.j. is great for me for you back to when the whole team thank you for watching my life my london the center next here on out is. full of struggles to play police look at it yeah it's the name of what i said today i'm full of pleasure through a lot of the goodness of the way that i'm going to live on principle but i mean from without a