celibacy is a function of church power over clergy. it's also rooted in a deeply neurotic rejection of human sexuality that goes back to the mistaken meanings of the story of adam and eve which understood the fall as a sexual sin. there's no reason scripture to see it that way.don't want to go too far easier but this is an idea that begins with saint augustine and comes into its own with the celibate priests and the sexually neurotic catholics. sex as an occasion of sin. sexual license, sexual autonomy therefore, no birth control. abortion and absolute moral prohibition. no room for complexity. no identity as a gay person although clearly in the catholic tradition, many clergy have been gay. so the deep contradiction in that that date clergy themselves devised a sense as a signal of the neurosis of the system. i'm talking about covid-19 clericalism. it's a simple idea and once you realize it you realize how dark and destructive it is. catholic priests are at the mercy of it as most of them live our lives despite the strictures of the c

contractors, politicians, even the clergy. even the clergy. so, commissioners, you need to reach out to the department of justice for help. this is an emergency. this first-class city is now known as a very corrupt city proven by some politicians at other levels, saying san francisco should redeem itself, and san francisco has a city has been compared to rwanda, a third world nation. thank you very much. >> thank you very much, mr. dacosta. are there any further callers in the queue? >> clerk: please stand by. madam chair, there are no more callers in the queue. >> all right. public comment, then, on agenda item 13 is closed. and before i move for adjournment, i just wanted to say, commissioner bush, the further comment you had on the executive director report, if you want to bring that to my attention and director pelham, i'll follow up with you on that. i don't want to, i mean, go back and reopen that agenda item and public comment on that matter again. >> thank you. >> and i don't know about you, but i'm hungry, so i'm going to adjourn the

to have the conversations and bringing other groups that were discussing, for instance, women into clergy and discussing the blessing of sexual couples and so on and so forth. the backlash from the ultra conservative side of the church, particularly among people like ramen, burke, in vicky with sort of florida in some sense. it's part of the same ideological alignment with that bishop of gone what's, what's quite strong. i think that what you're seeing now specifically with merrick's going out and saying that this is a way for him to actually take responsibility for what has happened. it's something that should be read as what to consider to be the necessary steps for taking responsibility for what the church has done. we just, he put said it's not just a matter of administration a matter of protocol, but it's really a matter of essentially demick failures of they're going to station a such. so in a way the question that i think it's posing is, should other people be following suit and getting out of the church who rebuild for, for what for their failures. we know that the catholic church

scandals within the catholic church in germany. initial investigations show, decades of cover by clergy who here is cardinal mark speaking to the pressed today. get your museum candle home, me for me. this is about taking joint responsibility for what happened inside the church. home the place which is opposed to provide the space for healing for hope and for them. and the horror about the facts that inside our churches, this amount of sexual abuse took place on 6 will miss poach. let's talk more about this with these religious affairs correspondent martin. welcome martin. i found the clerics comments slide critical. what did he saying that he did or that he failed to do or that? or is he saying that he try to do something? i'm a catholic church stopped him. i. i don't really understand what he's getting. i think that the point that it's being made is that a serious attempt was made. and i think that the reference was very clearly made by march to what is now known as the bus. which was that led by murray. it's mostly democratizing essentially the jer from in the church, a sort of bring

germany, sex abuse scandals within the church. initial investigations show, decades of cover up by the clergy, and not spoke a little early at a press conference. let's take a listen now to what he had to say. the old clock on the studio of this study was also looked at. this was a systematic discussion that promoted the abuse that has happened to the church over the last decade, couldn't be justified of what a 1st aid of you in the presentation of the study. i was also, has a bishop resigned in view of this report, at least this visual look at it. and i had to answer nose and one night. but that was his date with me until to day. besides, that's can the one this developing story with religious affairs expert, john barrick. john, thanks for joining us. why did cotton marks resign and why now? well, he suggested his letter of resignation. it's an offer of resignation that still has to be accepted by the pope. it may not be that he suggests that he is disgusted with the systemic wrong in the church. he, it's almost a despairing turn, although he tries the effect that by talking about the possib

so we have miners, white people from the mountains, poor people, black people from the hood, clergy,oung people. they're going to speak twrrb they want the nation to hear they are tired of manchin acting as though he is speaking for west virginia. they're going to tack their demands on his office, they're going to speak on june 21st on a poor people's assembly, and on the 23rd, they're coming by bus to march on manchin and mcconnell and demand a meeting with clergy, voting rights lawyers and themselves. they're tired of being blamed and he's saying he's supporting them when 70% plus of west virginians want the for the people act. they want restoration of section 5 of the voting rights act. in fact, they want living wages. there's 700,000 poor and low wealth people in west virginia, over 47% of the people. there are 350,000 people in west virginia who make less than $15 an hour. they need living wages. they need health insurance. there are 133,000 people in west virginia without health insurance. they need infrastructure. 46% of the census tracks in west virginia can't hardly afford w

chief justice, president eisenhower, vice president nixon, president truman, reverend clergy, fellow a celebration of freedom, symbolizing in and, as well as a beginning, signifying renewal, as well as change. four i have formed before you and almighty god the same solemn oath our forebears prescribed nearly a century and three quarters ago. the world is very different now, four man holds in his mortal hands the power to abolish all forms of human poverty and all forms of human life. and yet, the same revolutionary beliefs, for which our forebears fought, are still at issue around the globe. the belief that the rights of man come not from the generosity of the state, but from the hand of god. we cannot forget today, that we are the heirs of that first revolution. let the word go forth from this time and place, to friend and foe alike, that the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans, born in this century, tempered by war, disciplined by a hard and bitter [inaudible] , proud of our ancient heritage, and unwilling to submit or permit the slow undoing of those human right

. >> we have grief counselors and clergy of every source. >> reporter: mike noriega's 92-year-old grandmotheramong the missing. they found family photographs in the debris. >> my grandmother was a very powerful source and very powerful soul. if she is underneath that rubble, it will be a miracle of the ages. if she is not, i know her soul is in heaven. >> reporter: questions remain about the once 12-story build's' structural problems. while experts caution it could take months to determine the cause, a survey to 2018 revealed major structural damage to a concrete slab. it did not warn of a collapse. a lawyer of the condo association confirmed to cbs news a month later at a condo board meeting, they said it appears the building is in very good shape. >> once we understand, i'm guaranteeing legislation will be taking place so this will never happen again. >> reporter: heavy machinery has been brought in to help lift some of the large pieces of rubble. they will be hauled to a warehouse for forensic evaluation. jericka? >> duncan: man p manuel bojorquez, thank you. the department of defense anno

he says oaklanders, police, politicians, clergy and community leaders need to take a stand together. >>> and 1.4 million east bay mud customers will be getting higher water bills but it's not due to the drought. these are planned rate hikes. still the district is watching its water supply very closely. laura anthony has our story from the east bay. >> those who rely on east bay mud can expect to see a surge in their water bills next month. that's thanks to a 4% rate hike. part of a larger infrastructure plan that is related to the the drought. the district plans another 4% increase next year. >> we had projected 5% and 5% when we were looking last year. we're down but we're still looking forward with the plan for infrastructure replacement. we're going to couldn't to make sure we're doing the right thing so we can be here for the next 100 years. >> reporter: an average water customer will see their bill increase by $2.50 per month. in the meantime, east bay mud officials are keeping a close eye on their dwindling reservoirs. the main storage is relatively full but below average for t

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initial investigations have decades of cover-up by clergy.e is cardinal marx speaking with the press today. >> for me, this is about taking joint responsibility for what happened inside the church, a place which is supposed to provide space for healing, hope and confidence. and the horror about the fact that inside our churches, this amount of sexual abuse took place. phil: let's talk more about this with dw religious affairs correspondent martin gatt. i found the cleric's comments slightly cryptic. what is he saying he did or failed to do, or is he saying he tried to do something in the catholic church stopped him? i don't understand what he is getting at. martin: the point that is being made is that a serious attempt was made and i think the reference was very clearly made by marx to what is now known as a path, democratizing the german catholic church byringin in people to have conversations in bringi other gups that were discussing, for instance, women inlergy, the blessing of homosexual couples, and so on. backlash from the ultraconserva

. >> reporter: ann barrett doyle leads bishop accountability which tracks clergy abuse. >> adults are much less likely to report because they blame themselves >> reporter: she welcomes the changes, but wishes the vatican adopted the u.s. bishop zero tolerance policy of abusive priests. >> it is simply incredible that this global institution which otherwise does so much good still retains guilty child molesters in ministry. >> reporter: these changes to make church law more effective and efficient won't happen immediately. they take effect december 8th peter? >> anne thompson, thank you. >>> now to the dramatic new video outside a miami concert when gunfire sent people desperately scrambling for safety tonight, the manhunt for the gunmen intensifies. sam brock is in miami. >> reporter: new surveillance video captures bystanders outside a rap concert, at the same moment the doors of the suv fly open, three gunmen approach seconds later, the crowd scrambles to take cover and lives are changed forever. nearly three days after the miami mass shooting, the crying conveying the heav loss of

doesn't necessarily mean that we need to look into the eyes and see the so to clergy eternal love. we defend the national interest of our countries, and this relationship are always based on pragmatism, andrei, please, you have the flow vehicle in comments to present the following this meeting. did you have any illusion and in your illusion? well, i didn't have any old solutions. you guys alone, new ones that have been no illusions whatsoever. that's moved to this side at the back of the hole. please give the mike and the lady will decide her health, the good. they both are know supposed to be channel. mister president. i have 2 questions if i may, regarding global climate change. have you discussed this with president biden? and the 2nd question regarding american media outlets. recently you gave a big interview to them to see tunnel. is it fair to give an interview to american media? whereas the american president give any interviews to our media and to see a positive impact of this interview if your words are always distorted and if you are treated in a very respectable way with

the district court's hearing revealed css to require a clergy letter showing foster parents were activeembers of a congregation. other fcas discriminate by religion, such as against catholics and jews in south carolina. petitioners' rule would compel governments to permit all these practices, balkanizing foster care agencies and ending their openness to all. and, finally, css says it was targeted for its beliefs, but the district court found, after three days of live testimony, that never happened. the third circuit agreed. and nothing my friends have said comes close to the very obvious and exceptional showing of error that the two-court rule requires to reverse that. chief justice roberts: counsel, if a foster child requested not to be placed with a same-sex couple, would you take that into consideration in -- in placing the child? katyal: so that's at a very different stage. that's at a matching stage. and we certainly, i think, have come across the idea of foster parents, and we said they can't request a particular race. i'm not sure if we've had the question of the child itself. bu

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germany's sex abuse scandal within the church. initial investigations show, decades of cover up by the clergy. and cardinal mach spoke a little earlier as a press conference that's taken. listen now to what he said is good for me, him can get a hold of me for me. this is about taking joint responsibility for what happened inside the church home, which is opposed to provide space for healing for hope and confidence, and horror about the fact that inside our churches, this amount of sexual abuse took place on 6 will at least part of one of let's get more on this developing story with religious affairs expert john, very strong, thanks for joining us. and why did cardinal marks resign and why now? but any letters offering his resignation to the pope, he gives the impression that he is disgusted with the very slow progress of reforms within the church. and specifically with regard to the child abuse scandal. on the other hand, one has taught to see that he's under considerable fire himself for having not investigated the case of a priest in his own diocese, the diocese of tree at the time, 2006 ac

i was amazed to see usa swimming, put its coaches in the same place as the church putting clergy who had abused children. those 2 things being brought together were horrified. it leaves me speechless sometimes because i don't understand how you can silence and sweep sex abuse under the rug for so many decades and have this culture allowed and ok. and it's all about money, money and metals. in at the beginning of 2020 you were say swimming was the subject of to f. b, i investigations, a tax investigation and an investigation by congress. along with it's chairman, tim henchey, the chairs of the gymnastics, volleyball, weightlifting skating. hi quando, and bob flood, federations are being called to account some risk prison sentences, their organizations to be disbanded. if the governing bodies of sports take no action to protect their athletes, can governments themselves step in the olympic movement was founded in 18. 94, it is the top of the boarding pyramid above the international and national federation. before yearly summer olympic games are the most important event in international

we have clergy of every sort.e feel the support of the whole world for us right here in surfside. >> reporter: mike noriega's grandmother hilde is among the missing. they found family photographs in the debris. >> my grandmother, she definitely was a very powerful soul, a very powerful soul. and if she's underneath that rubble alive, it will be a miracle of the ages. and if she's not,tion i know th i know her soul is in heaven. >> reporter: questions remain about the 12-story structural problems. it could take months to determine the cause. a survey from 2018 indicated abundant cracking in concrete columns and major structural damage to a concrete slab. it did not warn of a collapse. a lawyer for the condo association confirmed to cbs news a month later at a condo board meeting, a city building official told residents it appears the building is in very good shape. >> once we understand, i am guaranteeing you legislation will be taking place so this will never happen again. >> reporter: having machinery has also be

vulnerable adults can be victimized by priests and follows a number of abuse cases and involving clergy as senior, as cardinal. ah, i know that this is out there, and these are the headlines us president joe biden has led a ceremony in the face of oklahoma to mark this is henry of the tulsa race. masika . 300 black residents were killed by white moms in 1921 by the promise, support for black businesses, but made no mention of reparations. shebra tansy has moved from tulsa in oklahoma. well, they're trying to do here isn't create some new understanding of racial injustice. i've tried to involve the black population who is moved to north, tulsa from greenville, off of the massacre. but while they're trying to do is gentrify this neighborhood and make it an area of social tourism for guilty, white people and others to come and think about racism really. so i mean, there are all these, it will be problems. we took the black lives matter chapter head here as well. yeah, nothing to do with this over. and yet biden was very impassioned about about about justice for, for african americans. more

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germany set for the scandal within the church. initial investigations showed decades of cover up by the clergy and cardinal mark spoke a little earlier at a press conference. let's take a listen to what he said is good for me as you can to me for me, this is about taking joint responsibility for what happened inside the church home, the place which is a post to provide the space for healing for hope and confidence. and horror about the fact that inside our churches, this amount of sexual abuse took place, funk 6. well, let me get more on this developing story with religious us has expert john. very com. thanks for joining us. and why did cardinal marks resign and why now? but he's let, offering his resignation to the pope, he gives the impression that he is disgusted with the very slow progress and performs within the church. and specifically with regard to the child abuse scandal . on the other hand, one has to also see that he's under considerable fire himself for having not investigated the case of the priest, neither diocese, the diocese, a tree at the time, 2006 accused of child abuse. an

this is to power that now the clergy actually free use that it has said it can dig up this name and do this would be boss. so for example, all the blasphemy laws in the sun but fast, just like that. a human rights group has challenged. the curriculum changes and the nation's highest court over concern for religious minorities come august, pocket sunny youth, no matter their beliefs, could potentially have no choice in the matter. joining me for more now it's part of a's who by he's a nuclear physicist and a noted educational st. john's different pockets on the capital. some of welcome mister hu bye. how fair is the claim that these recent moves by the government points to an eastern migration of education in the country? well, it's not just it's law migration, it's the slot is ation at a frantic base. it's fodder, speedier now than it was in the days of general our lot who started this trend towards infusing religion into every level of education. so that now is faster than ever before. and it's at several different levels at the school level. the primary level, the middle high school,

according to a study catholic, clergy and germany have sexually abused at least $3677.00 children since the end of world war 2. the number of unrecorded cases is likely much higher, but clarification has been slow marks, believe the church is at a dead spot and that there need to be consequences. it's about recognizing on the one hand, the failure of individual official. i'm also responsibility for the institution itself. whose job is that? only the bishop can do it for the past, for the time before me as well of it, it's for me in the archbishop's offer to resign. just the wrong person have to go to the marks offered to resign. that route. that offer has been rejected as we have to understand it by the pope. now, what does that, what does that mean? because i think many people had pinned hopes on cardinal boxes. perhaps a man for the future of the church for galvanizing the future of the church. we don't know what the pope left to his decision but me. i personally think that he would have accepted the nation if he thinks that he has no moral authority any more to lead to statistics. an

according to a study catholic, clergy and germany have sexually abused at least 3677 children since the end of world war 2, the number of unreported cases is likely much higher. but clarification has been slow marks, believe the church is at a dead spot and that there need to be consequences. the escape recognizing on the one hand, the failure of individual official but also responsibility for the institution itself. whose job is that? only the bishop can do it for the past, for the time before me as well as of decide for me in the archbishop's offer to resign this the wrong person have to go. so cardinal marks offered to resign. that route. that offer has been rejected as we have to understand it by the pope. now, what does that, what does that mean? because i think many people had pinned the hopes on cardinal boxes. perhaps a man for the future of the church for galvanizing the future of the church. we don't know what the pope left to his decision but me. i personally think that he would have accepted the rubric nation if he thinks that he has no moral authority any more to lead his d

according to a study catholic, clergy and germany have sexually abused at least $3677.00 children. since the end of world war 2, the number of unreported cases is likely much higher. but clarification has been slow mark, i believe the church is at a dead spot and that there need to be consequences. escape recognizing on the one hand, the failure of individual official and also responsibility for the institution itself. whose job is that? only the bishop can do it for the past, for the time before me as well over the side for me and the archbishops offer to resign this the wrong person have to go. so cardinal marks offered to resign. that route. that offer has been rejected as we have to understand it by the pope. now, what does that, what does that mean? because i think many people had pinned the hopes on cardinal boxes. perhaps a man for the future of the church for galvanizing the future of the church. we don't know what the pope left to his decision, but i personally think that he would have accepted the recognition if he thinks that he has no moral authority any more to leave h

calls have been growing louder as sex abuse investigations revealed a decades long cover up by the clergy. let's get more on this developing story with our chief political correspondent, melinda crane. melinda, give us some background here. why this letter and why now? well, this letter, it comes after a new report, one in the series of reports about sexual abuse in the german catholic church, like the church in so many other countries. the german church has been rocked by revelations, a major study, for example, in the 2018 that showed that over 1600 clergymen have committed sexual attack against over 3500 victims between 19462014. at that time, cardinal marx said in the public statement that the church had failed and called for far reaching reform. then in march of this year came another new study showing a wide spread abuse. once again, hundreds of legit cases that particular report that prompted the resignation of the archbishop of hamburg. but cardinal marks at that time did not indicate that there would be other far reaching consequences. now, how will he seems to have reached a tur

coming together enforcement or department of violence prevention as well as community members and clergying together to advocate against gun violence to say that we all deserve to live in a safe community that we all desire to rest at night without the fear of gun shots coming through our homes. we're not there yet in the city of oakland in order to get there. it's going to take a collective effort by all of us. >> police in oakland have recovered nearly 500 gun so far this year. chief armstrong says many of those who were assault weapons or ghost guns. see. also noted today he disagrees with last week's ruling that overturned california's assault weapons ban. >> more lawmakers are calling for an independent investigation into the origins of covid-19. according to the wall street journal, a classified report from last year found it was possible the virus escaped from wuhan china lab. the may 2020 study came from a government-backed laboratory, an intelligence review into the origins of the virus is expected to be released this summer. the white house has called on governors across the co

according to a study catholic clergy in germany has sexually abused at least $3677.00 children since the end of world war 2. the number of unreported cases is likely much higher, but clarification has been slow marks, believe the church is at a dead spot and that there need to be consequences. the escape about recognizing on the one hand, the failure of individual official and also responsibility for the institution itself. does the wrong person have to go? so continental marks offered to resign. that route. that offer has been rejected as we have to understand it by the pope. now, what does that, what does that mean? because i think many people had pin the hopes on cardinal boxes. perhaps a man for the future of the church for galvanizing the future of the church. we don't know what the pope left to his decision, but i personally think that he would have accepted the nation if he thinks that he has no moral authority any more to lead to statistics. and by not accepting it, he says ok, lead your flock. take your responsibility in this way by thing in your job, and i personally enforc

we have grief counselors, we have clergy of every sort. and we have the community.he community is really providing the support for each other, and the inner circle of those who are directly affected, and the whole community, surfside, is on standby for this important time and in solidarity. and the whole world -- we feel the support of the whole world for us right here in surfside. >> dickerson: mayor, you haven't been on the job for long. can you give us an insight of trying to handle the emotional challenge that no one could ever imagine having to be prepared for? >> mayor: i thank god that i've had 65 years of experience and wisdom to contribute to this situation. clearly nothing i ever anticipated, and it is something that i'm fully dedicated to addressing with all of my might. >> dickerson: all right. daniella levine cava, we are very grateful for you being with us. and good luck. >> thank y you. >> dickersrson: thank k you. >> dickersrson: thank k you. "face the e nation" wiwill be baback in one mmoment.t. baback in one mmoment.t. stayay with us.. was the e sa

local clergy plays a role as well. it is heart warming, seems there and organizers do this because they're trying to, they say bring attention to what they feel is in their words, a cruel policy by the u. s. government and immigration officials along the border in the us to keep families physically apart on both sides of the border. the big picture of all of this and what's basically as this is happening, the backdrop, if you will, is there is a surge of migrants coming up from south and central america to the southern border . and the last several months. on one hand, you have president joe biden, who, one of his 1st acts after becoming president, was to end all of the border wall contracts, or the contracts to build or rebuild parts of the border wall that were central to the immigration policies of former president donald trump, but on the other hand, in recent weeks and days really, the very conservative republican governor of the state of texas has basically been saying that he wants to give money to rebuild part

coming together enforcement or department of violence prevention as well as community members and clergy coming together to advocate against gun violence to say that we all deserve to live in a safe community that we all desire to rest at night without the fear of gun shots coming through our homes. we're not there yet in the city of oakland in order to get there. it's going to take a collective effort by all of us. >> thin police have recovered nearly 500 guns so far this year. she on says many of those firearms were assault weapons or ghost guns. he's also against the court ruling that overturned california's assault weapons ban. >> still much more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 6 this tuesday night. more than 5 months after the capitol insurrection a new report breaking down what happened that day on january 6th the details and a live report. plus pfizer moves into its next phase of vaccine testing. details on the new clinical trial underway for children right here in the bay area oakland's guaranteed income program. now accepting applications. tonight, we'll show you how you

the canadian prime minister, precious, the clergy on the abuse of indigenous children. ah, money. and this is out. is there a life from joe? so coming up, the support at home, the growing isolation abroad, the complex future of molly's carlita who set to become the new president on the un wants easier. it could be on the verge of the worst famine in decades of violence. antigua regions doesn't stop time to football, the growing cause in brazil, again, holding the corporate america in the middle of a pandemic. ah, we begin in canada where route is escalating over the abuse of indigenous children in residential schools run by the catholic church. now, prime minister justin trudeau is saying church leaders must take responsibility for us or face possible legal action. as long as the remains of $215.00 children were found at one of the former institutions last month from the $1880.00 s to $996.00 and estimated 850000 children were forcibly taken from their homes as part of an assimilation program brung by the government on the church. many was subjected to abuse and it's believe thous

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it's also helped along by local clergy members there. and they do this event, really for symbolism, for a lot to bring attention if you will, to what they say are borders a policies along the border there unfair and discriminatory to migrant not allowing them to see and hold and touch their family members. but it really means a lot for these family members. these are undocumented immigrants that are on the us side of the border. that because of their legal status, if they leave and go back to mexico, they can't come back into the united states. so they're basically separated by this border and for a few short minutes on saturday they were able to come together hug for a few minutes, talk to their family members, and then the event dispersed. but listen, this is a very contentious issue when it comes to immigration in the united states. the big picture is a president joe biden. one of his 1st acts after becoming president was to end the construction of the border wall that was put into place or started by former president donald trump. ho

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