he too was sexually abused in these christian brothers homes. what struck me with him was his description of the long—term psychological damage this experience has brought on people who have been through it. he gave evidence to the australian royal commission, which has been going on for a few years. he ended up reading some documents that gave him, if you like, a flashback to some of the abuse he had suffered. he ended up having something of a meltdown. the memory of this caused me... caused me to have several days of sobbing in my apartment. and the apartment walls are not very thick. i used to drive down to a riverside reserve, which is nearby, and just sob for... several hours in the night. and on the 30th of august i was in one of these sobbing and i was so overcome that i crashed my car into a lamp post. oliver cosgrove, giving his evidence. the enquiry is hearing these stories, to give the flavour of the widespread sexual abuse in these days is trying to understand how institutions have responded, both in australia and the uk. that will s

notjust visible by the rule book but also to make it more accessible and remove mail only —— christian brothers have to play in 40 seconds. that is a big deal these days, keeping day going. —— keeping the play calling. you can just drop it on the ground like this. that's quite a big change. it isa this. that's quite a big change. it is a big change. also potting the flagging. if i hold the sport and hit the flag... flagging. if i hold the sport and hit the flag. .. the change of pace has been inspired by other sport. cricket and sticker have both introduced faster formats. —— cricket and sticker have both introduced fasterformats. —— credit and stickleback. these new laws should come into effect in 2019. make all the changes they want, i still want to be able to read. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. artist take you straight to the house of lords. there could be some drama there in a minute. the government is facing a possible defeat. piers are pushing for the rights of eu national side live in the united kingdom for after brexit. amendm

when someone walks around the pod and they walk up to you and they're like, christian brother, man, ieed a favor from you, you know, god bless you, and then they walk over to you and have a conversation about perverted sexual things using a swear word every three minutes and they come over to you and gamble for 20 minutes, those two personalities clash. they clash. i mean, one is carnal and fleshly and one is spiritual. >> antonucci's crime received substantial local press in phoenix. and much of it was negative. as a result, some inmates here don't believe his claims of remorse. >> you should recruit that hard every day for bible study, not just for the cameras. >> i do but i just got to get it right away. you know what i mean? >> that's real, real -- show some humility, brother. doing that for the cameras, man. >> just a year earlier, antonucci was a popular 19-year-old with a black belt in karate and known to the many children he taught as sensei jon working as a karate instructor for a company in phoenix called young champions. >> young champions is basically the -- they offer low

when someone walks around the pod and they walk up to you and they're like, christian brother, man, id a favor from you, you know, god bless you, and then they walk over to you and have a conversation about perverted sexual things using a swear word every three minutes and they come over to you and gamble for 20 minutes, those two personalities clash. they clash. i mean, one is carnal and fleshly and one is spiritual. >> antonucci's crime received substantial local press in phoenix. and much of it was negative. as a result, some inmates here don't believe his claims of remorse. >> you should recruit that hard every day for bible study, not just for the cameras. >> i do but i just got to get it right away. you know what i mean? >> that's real, real -- show some humility, brother. doing that for the cameras, man. >> just a year earlier, antonucci was a popular 19-year-old with a black belt in karate and known to the many children he taught as senseijon. he was working as a karate instructor for a company in phoenix called young champions. >> young champions is basically the -- they offe

both were put in the care of the infamous christian brothers, a catholic order that had a number of children'ssexually abused twice. he said that it was run like a legal paedophile ring. he said that it still haunts them. what is striking is the physical labour that the children had to do. these are children as young as ten that are pulling down large trees, cleaning out swimming pools. they were told that if they didn't do the work, they didn't get fed. they were given a bad closing and —— clothing and often will bear fruit. another witness gave evidence of saturn. this time we could see his face. he was also shipped out to a stroller. he was the son of a priest and was also sexually abused. what struck me with him was the description of the long—term psychological damage. he gave evidence to the australian royal commission. as part of that, he written documents that gave him a flashback to some of the abuse he suffered. he ended up having something of a millstone. —— of a meltdown. the memory of this caused me... caused me to have several days of sobbing in my apartment. and the apartment wa

[applause] this is a fight that we would like to see our christian brothers in this country also joinause] there is no place, no room for bigotry. anti-semitism, islamophobia and those who are exporting fear should not prevail and should not succeed. we want this country to continue to be the example of tolerance between different religions, different ethnics and i respect senator chris murphy but his opposition the islaming travel ban should not be only because he supports israel. it should be because it violates u.s. principles and values. [applause] it's not enough to say i am doing this because i want to protect israel, i want to protect the existence. it's because undermines the very basic foundation that the country was built on. [applause] so, jeremy, dear guests and friends here, we will continue to work with you. we will come under attack. you will come under attack. i will come under attack, however, we do have the fundamental shared value to see an end to this conflict between palestinians and the israelis. we talk about your children and you talk about my children. i want

horrific story of sexual and physical abuse at the boys town in western australia, run by the christian brothersour throat with this knife and he said that seems to work and from that point on, his life became easier and that story demonstrates the harshness and the reality of their lives. this witness edward delaney has also described how he feels about being sent to australia. he says it was called immigration but he had a different description. we we re but he had a different description. we were a problem for england so to get rid of the problem, they sent us to another country, they kidnapped us to another country, they kidnapped us and sent us to another country. it was their problem and they didn't bother doing anything. is it like that as a result of what you describe, you do not feel proud to be british? the uk government did nothing to protect you and left you at the mercy of child molesters and you consider yourself australian. yes. when i met my mother for the first time, i was travelling on to passports, a british passport and industrially and passport —— two passports. after my mot

places, like haiti, they would say, and to pray out the spirits, to convert the population to christianity. my brothere doesn't believe any of that stuff, but, a lot of very wealthy, very powerful evangelical groups do believe it. and they're there not so much to help haitians, they're there to liberate the island in the name of christ. and it has created an enormous amount of conflict and resentment among very poor haitians who practice vodou who feel as though unless they give up their religion, then they can't, you know, get the food or get the help that a lot of these missionaries who practice spiritual mapping are offering them. so, it's a very interesting clash. and we explore it tonight. this is by far my favorite episode, you don't to want miss this one. i'm telling you, this is a good one. >> i find it fascinating and i look forward to watching. thank you for joining us. old religion, new tensions, tune in for "believer" tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here at c cnn. coming up next, it's a brand new episode of "finding jesus." sat ga continues with a look at the childhood home. we have a

the victim is 17 year old christian matthews, the brother of a woman with whom lipford has a child. police responded to the scene. you can see them in the area early tuesday morning after a 911 call. matthew's sisters asked police to search the house. officers found him in the basement bedroom. police report that lipford had matthews in a choke hold and confessed to the killing. >>> police are questioning suspects they picked up overnight to find out if there is anyone who helped masood carry out wednesday's deadly attack near british parliament. a 4th person died yesterday after masood mowed down a crow he got out and fatally stabbed a police officer before being shot and killed. kurt cochran was also killed in the attack. >>> trains in and out of new york's penn station are back on schedule after a slow speed derailment this morning. an express train from boston flipped off the tracks and side swiped a new jersey commuter train. no one was hurt. other trains coming into the station were rerouted to other platforms so officials could investigate and clear the scene. >>> watch is al

. >> i've got gay older brothers and evangelical christian parents, it's just like constant violence. getting a lot of angry phone calls, i feel right at home. >> tom: are they all family? >> what did i do with my life, and when am i going to get married to a woman, my father asks. >> tom: all right, now it is time for -- ♪ >> tom: somebody leaked cia documents to wikileaks and the trump minutes ration is not happy about it. at a press conference this morning, sean spicer said president trump is extremely concerned about these alleged leaks, and then he said this. >> anybody who leaks classified information will be held to the highest degree of law. we will go after people who we classified information, we will prosecute them to the full accent of the law. this is playing with our nations national security, it is not the thing that should be taken lightly under the said administration. >> tom: he was then asked answer this question. >> when it came to the campaign and hillary clinton, the president said "i love wikileaks goes go. >> there is a big difference between disclosing gmail a

. >> translator: it doesn't matter if a person is a christian or a muslim, muhammad says all men are brothers. >> kawa is heart broken by the grim reality of the world he lives in. he prays that some day the his people will be able to return home to live in peace and that life will return to normal. nhk "newsline." >>> prosecutors in south korea are posed to question former president park. she faces 13 separate criminal offenses over a corruption scandal that cost her the presidency. a short while ago she left her home by car. you see her entering the car. she is expected to arrive soon at the seoul central prosecutors office where questioning is scheduled from 9:30 a.m. local time. that's in about six minutes. we will be going to live footage from our partners once the former president rooarrives at prosecutors office. we'll bring you more details. >>> let's shift gears a little and take you to the weather. people are seeing a dark and wet tuesday morning. jonathan oh joining us with more. >> we have to wait until wednesday until we see clear skies. we have wait a day. we did have an easy da

christian or a muslim. muhammad says all men are brothers. >> reporter: kawa is heartbroken by the grim reality of the worldlives in. he prays that some day the displaced people will be able to return home to live in peace and that life will return to normal. mostafa fathy, nhk world, erbil. >>> nhk "newsline" comes to you live from tokyo, where it's wet with a current temperature reading of 9 degrees celsius, or 48 degrees fahrenheit. sayaka mori from our weather desk has good news for you planning to visit tokyo this week. >> yes, rainy weather will likely come to an end tonight, and we'll see sunny and warm weather tomorrow. and today it's chilly and wet, buthat a surprprise, the cheher blossoms are starting to bloom. we have somome video from centr tokyo. cherry flowers have officially started to come out in tokyo totoday, that's five days earli than normal. the same as last year. it's the first time in nine years that tokyo was the site of the first bloom in the country. it takes about a week to reach full bloom. lots of lovely flowers. tomorrow the high will be 15 degrees and beautiful, sunny weather

brothers. that remarkable journey is important. i must say as a christianifegit is—net—— — — that is important, but how you finish your life. there were republicans who continued to threaten that political progress. but when a police officer was killed, the then deputy first minister stood side—by—side with dissident groups. they are traitors to the island of ireland. alongside the words, there were actions on all sides. but after the troubles, royal and republican were able to put their differences aside. thank you very much. i'm still alive. nice to see you. no—one can forget the past, but i think we can equally look at the contribution martin did play. his real focus on reconciliation and reaching out to different communities. but there remained deep divisions at stormont. and when martin mcguinness walked out of government this year, it was a sign of the political challenges still ahead. they would be faced by others. ill—health had already forced him to retire after a decade as northern ireland's deputy first minister. even though it breaks my heart...

and from our brothers and sisters in the ward that are bearing witness to christ right now but please don't think that faith is only limited to the west. and i encourage my fellow christians to immerse themselves with the wisdom of the eastern orthodox church that we have so much to learn from each other and to be honest with have a lot to learn from the evangelical brothers said sisters as i have written about "the benedict option" getting to know their strength and weaknesses because they do believe we all have to work together this is the comments about the black church and did not feel when i was writing "the benedict option" and had the authority to appropriate the experience and i know that they had to deal with lynchings and firebombs and terrorism and headed to the broader church i did not feel right but is my hope for those who can talk about with more authority to experience what they have to and sister i hope you write that book. and t11 is a general concept is an orientation and it will be look different for the roman catholics but one of the most important evangelical blocks out there with the explainer for these benedick option for the evangelicals somebody

is its diverse people that includes arabs latinos african americans, christians jus, muslim and more, we are all one nation, brothers and sisters mothers and fathers, sons and daughters, i have a close person who told me a quote that i memorized and never forgot. the quote is proud to be who i am. when you guys want to say proud to be who i am with me now. okay. >> proud to be who i am. >> and so on the count of three. we are going to say -- 1, 2, 3. proud to be who i am. >> thank you very much. >> thank you so much. >> good morning supervisors, my name is skria hakeem and i have lived in san francisco for three decades. and i love my city. and i cannot imagine signing up for muslim registry. thank you for your understanding, and how prejudice that is and how hard it would be to explain to my grandchildren that they are different because of their faith. that is unlike other children. once again, i thank you very much for your support, and thank you. >> hi, my name is calkut and i live in san francisco. we thank you for talking and your hard work in this law we are proud to be san francisco. and we are really happy w

a few days after resisting brother gary and causing so much trouble, lucas was being moved late at night to a new christiane in florida. when the staff stopped for gas and a bathroom break, lucas made his break. >> i waited for the guy to get out of the car. i climbed right over the driver's seat, opened the door, walked out, and i took off running. >> reporter: they were running after you? >> yeah. i ran into a construction site, jumped the fence, basically stayed in the construction site overnight. made it to the next little town over and i knocked on the guy's door and i told him, "hey, this is what happened. i need you to call the police." find fast relief behind the counter allergies with nasal congestion? with claritin-d. [ upbeat music ] strut past that aisle for the allergy relief that starts working in as little as 30 minutes and contains the best oral decongestant. live claritin clear, with claritin-d. ♪ happiness is powerful flea and tick protection from nexgard. a delicious chew that protects for an entire month. ask your vet for more information. reported side effects include vomiting and itch

my facebook page is spencer christian and you can check out more on zackery and his big brother noah. can't wait to see how noah reacts to having a little brother to kick around. >> congratulations. >> you still kick around your brother. >> i certainly do. he deserves it. [ laughter ] >>> on to sports. >> larry beil is here. >> some people kicking around cal because the bears need a new coach. who is cal going to hire for their basketball vacancy? great question after the top two candidates have told the school they are not interested. (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... shift your thinking about buying your next one. >>> good evening. a lot going on at cal as the school looks for a replacement for the basketball coach. two of the top candidates aren't interested. randy bennett says they never really pursued the cal job and eric muscleman decided to stay at nevada. steve lauven is interested and jim les. whoever gets the job w

my facebook page is spencer christian and you can check out more on zackery and his big brother noah. can't wait to see how noah reacts to having a little brother to kick around. >> congratulations. >> you still kick around your brother. >> i certainly do. he deserves it. [ laughter ] >>> on to sports. >> larry beil is here. >> some people kicking around cal because the bears need a new coach. who is cal going to hire for their basketball vacancy? great question after the top two candidates have told the school they are not interested. then you belong at bass pro shops for huge savings during our dog days sale. like a 3-pack of playhound dog toys for under $10. and redhead men's rock bridge shorts starting at under $20. >>> good evening. a lot going on at cal as the school looks for a replacement for the basketball coach. two of the top candidates aren't interested. randy bennett says they never really pursued the cal job and eric muscleman decided to stay at nevada. steve lauven is interested and jim les. whoever gets the job won't be coaching ivan next season. he decided to leave af

christians who live here right now. we can take part and example from our brothers and sisters in the lord who live in the global south, in asia, the middle east who are bearing such witness to christ right now, but we have to make that work right here. please don't think that the faith is only limited to the west. i would not say that all. in fact, when to say i encourage my fellow christians in the west to immerse themselves in the prayer life and wisdom of the eastern orthodox church. saint john paul ii called it that we have so much to learn from each other and to be honest, we have lots we had from the older will charge a code church's have a lot to learn from their evangelical churches, which has been a great blessing for me as i have written about the benedict option is getting to know evangelicals and to learn their strengths, weaknesses and enjoy the friendship. i really do believe we have to work together. that brings us to your comments about the black church. i didn't feel that when i was writing the benedict option that i have the moral authority to appropriate the experience of stroke of the black church

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at it from the point of view of where again is a christian, you know, i don't need to have three and four homes. what about taking care of your brother? when jesus was asked what the most important commandment, he said last may, absolutely. the second one, he said love one another the way i have loved you. all the rest of the commandments hang i'm not. when did the republican party become the party of the rich? >> host: jason, santa cruz, california. good morning. >> caller: how you doing? >> host: doing well. >> caller: it's a really crazy time. we are supposed to be a free country, right? >> host: go ahead, jason. >> caller: we are supposed to be a free country and have freedom and everything. but if we -- we can't give it away. that's not what america is built on. it's like they're expecting someone else to help them. >> host: >> host: how does that apply to health care, jason? >> caller: doing health care. 45 years old and i'm in santa cruz, california. i can hardly get it. i don't want to pay taxes and do the benefits of everything. >> host: that's go to arnold in, north carolina. good morning. >> caller: can you hear me? the la

brother gary?gary. >> i think he's in the office. >> okay, thank you. ♪ >> reporter: a place where a christian pastor will tell our "20/20" undercovernvestigators that with a bible and sometimes a belt he knows how to deal with teenagers who consider themselves gay. >> it's going against the word of god. it is not biblically right. >> reporter: it is just one of a number of places discovered by abc news in a yearlong investigation, some operating with brutality, and others with just therapy, practicing a tion denounced by leading medical groups that gaens can choose to change their sexuality. >> for every camp like this, there are nobody knows about, that nobody exposing on tv. >> reporter: including one place run by men who call themselves christian pastors with a track record of cruelty. >> these are not religious people, these are people using religion as a weapon against these kids for further abuse. >> reporter: the first leads in our investigation came months earlier, from two gay teens who say they had been held against their will in so-called christian camps or academies. one, a 16-year old boy who arrived in new york on a l

favorite bearded brothers, "duck dynasty" not doing the show anymore, it's ended, headline from rolling stone magazine. and tv's worst show, reality show about families of hypocritical christian17, a lot of "duck dynasty" fans, and entertaining, funny and clean. in jesus's name, amen. and fake news, christians being persecuted left and right, may god bless "duck dynasty". and they say what they do. abby: no one seems able to pronounce nunez. and no one can pronounce his name. >> devon nunez. >> nunez. >> chairman nunez. >> chairman nunez. >> nunez. >> we got to the bottom of it. >> and i am sure -- >> one way to find out, and add where he says his name, now we know. >> time to see what is coming up on "fox and friends," and also has -- >> i love this, good morning to you both, get your maps out, and in tulsa, oklahoma. and the pulse of the people, what is happening in washington at "fox and friends". it will be packed soon. >> what are you making. i am going to eat it. abby: get in the kitchen this time around. have fun, see you soon. hello to all of you if you are watching and we will be right back, stay with us. i tried hard to quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter

brother and his selflessness. . i'm proud of him and i know he is in a better place. >> you cannot find a better young man, a devout christian about to graduate college, hoping to become a parole officer. >> the most compassionate and humble guy i ever met.>>reporter: friends who graduated with him bumped into him around town. >> he said he was doing good, going to school and church that you never expect them to be gone like that, of all people, he was a great dude.>> be on the freeway is almost worse than being in the hood that you can't even go home safe without worried about someone sneaking up on you.>> whatever is going on with gunshots, they can hit any one of us. >>reporter: a gofundme account has been set up to offset burial expenses for the family. this saturday afternoon at the college a benefit basketball tournament, anyone can show up solo or with the team, make a donation and play. basketball was a sport that demarcus loved.>> i can't imagine what his family is going through, deborah, thank you. >>> president trump's budget proposal is out tonight signaling big changes to his blueprint for reshaping government a

christians companies is privately held. we do not even know it this point, we may letter -- later, what jared kushner owns. it is not just real estate. his brotheras a health insurance company called oscar that jared kushner was also holding a stake in that may have been to vested. there are a lot of unknowns. it is something to watch. amy: i want to move onto some of your other writings. i want ask you about one of your recent pieces which was headlined "the the hundreds of officials trump has quietly installed across the government." you describe some of the people that trump administration has hired for positions across the federal government "a trump campaign aide who argues that democrats committed ethnic cleansing in a plot to liquidate the white working class, former reality show contestant whose study of societal collapse inspired him to invent a bow and arrow come survivalist multitool, a pair of affair lobbyists, a lobbyist for defense contractors and evangelists, and lobbyist for the ledger, the silicon valley company with close ties to intelligence agencies -- justin, take us through. >> it interesting. at the same time president tru