abuse in july pope francis accepted the resignation of archbishop theodore mccarrick from the college of cardinals one of the church's most powerful bodies amid allegations of molestation and sexual misconduct i believe the bishops if they give us the opportunity to find justice and we made an apology isn't enough for sean daugherty and other victims who are calling on lawmakers to change the statute of limitations and force the catholic church to finally pay for its sins kristen salumi al-jazeera harrisburg. while small still ahead an al-jazeera thousands displaced as trench will rains flood parts of the philippines plus i do the time if you're not. the divide over hong kong status talk beijing wanted that raises new questions about freedom of speech. how it has been yet more flooding in the northeast of the u.s. this circulation of various heavy downpours just hasn't gone away they see a streak of cloud of shores tails off in to florida and you can see here what hints at being big showers over the plain states which is topping up more than a dry summer so far that's where you should sees showers

pope francis accepted his resignation from the college of cardinals and ordered him to observe a lifed penance in seclusion. mccarrick obeyed but said, i have absolute no recollection of this and believe in my innocence." pennsylvania covered by the grand jury report each issued statements acknowledging it and apologizing. >> and in my own name, and in the name of my predecessors, we are sorry. i am sorry. >> reporter: the bishop of pittsburgh went on camera. >> there were instances in the past as outlined in this report when the church acted in ways that did not respond effectively to victims the bishop went on to note the church has since implemented reforms designed to prevent anything like this from happening again. attorney mitch garabidean doesn't buy it. >> the church is trying to take a more public relations approach of, oh, we're sorry, we really feel bad for the victims, we failed children, yet they haven't put any safeguards in place. >> almost every instance of child sexual abuse we found is too old to be prosecuted. but not every instance. >> reporter: he did offer victim

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of o the pope, callpope francis to step down. he said the pope and other senior church officials ignored accusaons against disgraced ex-cardinal theodore mccarrick for years. gned from the college of cardinals in july noter allegations that he sexually abused and adults over decades. the head of the islamic ste in afghanistan and ten other isis fighters were killed last night in air strikes according to an afghan official. the strike was carried out by an and coalition forces the nangarhar province, along the border with pakistan. the region has become a stronghold for the islamic state. air strikes have increased in afghanistan as isis-control has weakened in iraq and syria. >> sreenivasan: tomorrow marks the 50th anniversary of the first u.s. open tennis tournamentere in new york. the main stadium at the flushing queens facility is named for the first winner of the ment, african-american tennis champion arthur ashe. but while players like the williams siste sloane stephens have dominated american women's tennis for the last 20 years, american men ha fared nearly as well. een 15-years since andy roddick played in the u.s. open finals, the last grand slam championship won by an

abuse in july pope francis accepted the resignation of archbishop theodore mccarrick from the college of cardinals one of the church's most powerful bodies amid allegations of molestation and sexual misconduct i believe the bishops if they give us the opportunity. forms of justice mean an apology isn't enough for sean daugherty and other victims who are calling on lawmakers to change the statute of limitations and force the catholic church to finally pay for its sins kristen salumi al-jazeera harrisburg. zimbabwe's governing party is trying to get the opposition's challenge to last month's election results thrown out president emerson and god was a party submitted the paperwork on weapons day they want the court to reject the petition filed by the opposition m.d.c. alliance last week its leader nelson chamisa accuses. of rigging the presidential vote many people have disappeared during syria's ongoing conflict human rights activist resins it to me is one of those people now she was abducted in december twenty third teen from her office near damascus whereabouts are still a mystery in a harder as t

abuse in july pope francis accepted the resignation of archbishop theodore mccarrick from the college of cardinals one of the church's most powerful bodies amid allegations of molestation and sexual misconduct i believe the bishops if they give us the opportunity. harm to justice and we made an apology isn't enough for sean daugherty and other victims who are calling on lawmakers to change the statute of limitations and force the catholic church to finally pay for it sins christian salumi al-jazeera harrisburg and in kill a police have raided the offices of catholic church leaders there they're looking for documents to support allegations of widespread sexual abuse by the clergy prosecutors are investigating thirty eight cases involving more than two hundred seventy alleged victims mostly children latin america and tennessee newman is in santiago the raid on the headquarters of the catholic church here in santiago is just the latest in a wide ranging prole 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

abuse in july pope francis accepted the resignation of archbishop theodore mccarrick from the college of cardinals one of the church's most powerful bodies amid allegations of molestation and sexual misconduct i believe the bishops did they give us the opportunity to find justice and we made an apology isn't enough for shawn daugherty and other victims who are calling on lawmakers to change the statute of limitations and force the catholic church to finally pay for its sins kristen salumi al-jazeera harrisburg. small still to come on i'll just entering place in london say they are treating a crash as terrorism after all the hard drives into the desk koreans outside parliament family and friends gathered to celebrate one of the many journalists missing in syria six years after he was kidnapped. and i want to tell you about the weather across iran it's hot very hot on the southwest and there's nothing in the sky to stop with even the showers around the caspian disappearing slowly north into took many stand and beyond so the pictures as you might expect for mid to late summer it's also down the plain

he resigned from the college of cardinals over the weekend. he's accused of sexually abusing boys and adults. some catholi are concerned the church knew about the allegations and chose not to address them. >>> fit's a bond they share. the survivors of the parkland shooting and the church ho ooting. a gunman killed nine. wyesterday the students mh activists at the church to talk about gun contro meshasures. >>> u.s. appeals courtd uph a lore court to allow metro tran on political, religious advertisements. last year the catholic church sued metro arguing the policies violated the first amendments. thehurch wanted to use the ads. metro banned issue oriented ads back in 2015 over vandalism and concerns about it. dge brett cavanaugh is one of the three judges on theppeals court that heard the case. the decision was 2-0. >>> gone in 60 seconds. that's all it took for thieves to get away with purses worst thousands of dollars from sax fifth avenue. >> reporter: these are pictures of two of the suspects gaking thei away after this high dollar hand bag

. >> the pope needs to step up and take control of his church because it's fairly obvious that the church is run by the cardinal of collegesnals, i'm sorry, and the bishops. he doesn't -- he needs to step up and take control and tell these bishops to stop lobbying, stop moving these predators around. if you do we will turn you over to law enforcement and you're gone. they don't get it. they're not understanding the swear t severe weather of this problem. and this abuse was decades ago. it was. but for victims and survivors like me, it's fresh, it's every day, it resinates through my life every single day in the is not old to me, it's always new. >> delaney also tells cnn that he no longer attends the catholic church. >>> the u.s. president and the power of irony slamming social media on whereas, twitter. what the head of twitter, though, has to say about that. >>> plus, google's slogan was don't be evil it's now do the right thing and its employees wants to make sure it's doing just that especially when it comes to ai and censorship. that story still ahead. stay with us. you're watching cnn "newsroom" live from atlanta. si

abuse in july pope francis accepted the resignation of archbishop theodore mccarrick from the college of cardinals one of the church's most powerful bodies amid allegations of molestation and sexual misconduct i believe the bishops if they give us the up. to me do you find the justice of an apology isn't enough for sean daugherty and other victims who are calling on lawmakers to change the statute of limitations and force the catholic church to finally pay for it sins kristen salumi al-jazeera harrisburg and in chile the police there have raided the offices of catholic church leaders they're looking for documents to support allegations of widespread sexual abuse by the clergy prosecutors are investigating thirty eight cases involving more than two hundred seventy alleged victims mostly children in america addison seein him and this in 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 car

another issue, it's not so simple but it's more of a question of whether he would be turning in his resignation to the cardinal of the collegeave no idea. that has to be based on fact. not just on us getting upset and a saying that something has to be done, it has to be based on facts. i don't know the facts in terms -- >> melissa: you want to go back and look at how everyone dealt with it along the way in terms of covering it up and then what? is a punishment? >> of course, if anybody is responsible and they are still in a position of power they should resign themselves. they should be asked to resign or they should be let go. we have to rebuild trust and this is -- the morale of the catholic priests around the country right now is very low. it's very low. i have to face my people in my parish every single sunday and they have to know that they can trust me, not to in any way harm their children. even to think about -- i have to prove to them than that i'm likely to harm their children? what you talking about? not just not harming them but helping them and lifting them up and helping their parents to make their children liv

probably eventually speak on it, but remember he did accept the resignation of mccarrick from the college of cardinalshe banished him from doing any ministry. john paul ii pope never did that. this pope did that when faced with the allegations of cardinal mccarrick. the question is, when did he know? and who told him? and all of those particulars have yet to come out. i don't think the pope is going to speak about those until there are more details that he would know about it. >> last question quickly, what does it say about divisions within the catholic church? >> it is really fierce right now, brooke. there is this right wing segment of the church that is trying to blame all this on a gay lobby or a gay conspiracy in the church. this archbishop, vigano, has been utterly anti-gay in all that he has written. you will note that the 11-page letter doesn't talk much about the victims of sexual abuse. it talks about those who enabled the gay lobby and he names those who he thinks are sympathetic to the gay lobby. this is an issue of right versus left, those who want to bring fansis down and those who beli

abuse in july pope francis accepted the resignation of archbishop theodore mccarrick from the college of cardinals one of the church's most powerful bodies amid allegations of molestation and sexual misconduct. i'll believe the bishops if they give us the opportunity to find justice and we made an apology isn't enough for shawn daugherty and other victims who are calling on lawmakers to change the statute of limitations and force the catholic church to finally pay for its sins kristen salumi al-jazeera harrisburg. turkey and russia said they want to find a solution to stop the fighting in syria as it looked province foreign ministers from both countries met in ankara turkey is against the syrian government's offensive to recapture it lib the opposition's last major stronghold medlock cover soon and says there's no reason to target the whole province just to root out some armed groups in turkey support opposing sides in the syrian war. zone the just a little secret to share certainly is all these areas of deescalation was set up under certain street conditions first of all there was agreement that

abuse in july pope francis accepted the resignation of archbishop theodore mccarrick from the college of cardinals one of the church's most powerful bodies amid allegations of molestation and sexual misconduct i believe the bishops if they give us the opportunity. to find that justice we made an apology isn't enough for sean daugherty and other victims who are calling on lawmakers to change the statute of limitations and force the catholic church to finally pay for its sins kristen salumi al-jazeera harrisburg. india's prime minister has revealed what's being billed as the world's largest government funded health scheme the plan will cover around half a billion poor people in the render a movie made the announcement during independence day celebrations in new delhi critics say there are huge shortages in the health system and the country doesn't have the services to look after its population well let's get more on this from andrew thomas our correspondent who's in goa hati how will this actually work do we think ender. but wait a moment the health care system in india is pretty terrible the countr

abuse in july pope francis accepted the resignation of archbishop theodore mccarrick from the college of cardinals one of the church's most powerful bodies amid allegations of molestation and sexual misconduct i believe the bishops if they give us the opportunity to find justice and we made an apology isn't enough for sean daugherty and other victims who are calling on lawmakers to change the statute of limitations and force the catholic church to finally pay for its sins kristen salumi al-jazeera harrisburg. around two million people in yemen are living with some type of disability and the international red cross estimates six thousand people of lost a limb or suffered some other severe injury since the war there began in two thousand and fifteen and even though there are laws that protect the rights of the disabled the war is making it difficult to enforce them one hundred at all reports from neighboring djibouti. physically disabled muhammad would be the yemenis struggling to survive the war in his country. with a proper job he provides for his wife and two children selling secondhand clothes i

it's fairly obvious that the church is run by the college of cardinals, and the bishops. tell mess bishops to stop lobbying, stop moving these predators around. if you do with he will turn you over to law enforcement and you're gone. the fact that it took two days says a lot. they issued a statement saying no statement. that speaking volumes. i'm just sorry, but i just don't buy it. >> the bishop of the diocese of pittsburgh said in a same just today that 90% of the allegations are all of the reported cases occurred before 1990. yet, as you point out, the church has been aware of ha happened for at least several years now. are you confident the culture has changed? >> no, i'm not. that bishop came out -- sorry. there was a cardinal that came out he wasn't involve in any cover-up, but in the latest report shows his name is mentioned over 200 times, and he actively helped cover it up. they don't get it. they're not understanding the severity of this problem. and you, know, i read a statement somewhere else, that this abuse was decades ago. it was, but for victims and surviv

of a cardinal for example, we can bring them out. we don't have to wait for them to resign. they do not belong in the collegerdinals. >> martha: final thought. i have to go. >> it's not enough to meet with the victims. it's not must have to say nice words. not must have to leave it. we shouldn't leave it to the bishops. they have been proven they can't police themselves or investigate themselves or we would haven't had the pennsylvania report. woerls' resignation is on the pope's desk and he needs to accept it. he needs the resignation from every bishop that covered it up. this can't be words. we are not going to accept more letters, more words, more apologies. we want action. these bishops have lost their credibility. the fact there are people not going to church on sunday because of this is tragedy and it is because of the bishops. they better read the scripture passage at the beginning. the pope needs to take away their shepherding. >> martha: thank you. i know you care about this issue as i do. good to have you both here. thank you. dangerous water rescues are already underway on the big island hawaii. a

they were then called the college of cardinals, this chairman of these committees. well,rdinal would never, you know. so, wilbur mills, with his wife in his year, decides to override the veto. i show up on the first day. there was also ron jones, who had been here for two years. i don't know if he had been vetoed or not. that, i don't know areas that it was very clear that he was not really excited about having an african-american on the committee. and we are in feeling pretty good, you know? and he starts going off about this being absolutely horrible. he is bellowing like a bull elephant out in the jungle. it's the worst thing that's ever happened. it's not even worth running for congress anymore. they have taken away all your power. there's nothing left. he says however, i still have the power to determine how many seats are at the dais. and these two people are only worth half of the rest of my members. so they are getting one share. so, ron and i kind of look at each other. we have been on the antiwar movement and we are thinking -- now what we do? we walk in w

he had to satisfy a team college of cardinals and go ahead ruled by fiat. >> i'm not surprised. why do foreign-policy historians focus on the presidency? the constitution gives us all the answers. i think one of the interesting things to ponder about the way we write about the presidency with other branches is we oftentimes focus on the moments in which the other branches get in the way of the president or make the president change path or make the president ponder policy in a different way. the best example is from my colleague whose work on wilson and congress demonstrate the incredible complexity of give and take that the president has to do on a daily basis, weekly basis and negotiate with congress. the only thing that students take from that is not seen if there's interplay and difficulty their. if the senate approved the treaty it wouldn't be a paragraph -- noted in the paragraph about the treaty because it's assumed that congress approves treaty. the exception is when they do not. >> i wonder if you could comment on the practice of writing a biography. on one hand we point

been happy, as he once said, being pope, where all he had to do was to satisfy a very tame college of cardinals by fiat. why do foreign: policy historians focus on the presidency? -- >> why do foreign policy historians focus on the presidency? inoften focus on the moments which the other branches get in the way of the president, or make the president change path, or make the president ponder policy in a different way. that is axample of work on wilson and congress that i think really demonstrates the givedible complexity and and take, and back and forth, that a present that is that a president has to do on a daily, weekly and monthly basis negotiating with congress. and the thing students take from that is, the senate rejected the treaty. let's move on, and not seeing that there was a lot of complexity there. and if the senate had approved the treaty, it probably would not even be a paragraph, it wouldn't be noted in a paragraph about the treaty, because it is assumed that congress approves treaty. -- approves treaties. the exception is when they don't. i wonder if you could comment on the prac

would be very happy, as he once said, being pope where all he had to do is satisfy a very time college of cardinals and just rule by fiat. >> i guess the base of the question is why do foreign policy historians focus on the presidency. i'm not surprised because the constitution gives us the answer we need in many ways, it's the purview of the presidents. but i think one of the ways to ponder about the way we write about the presidency is we often times focus on the moments in which the other branches get in the way of the president or make the president change path or make the president even ponder policy in a different way and the best example of that is from my colleague tom knock sitting in the front row here whose work on wilson and congress demonstrates the incredible complexity and give-and-take and back-and-forth that a president has to do on a daily basis, weekly basis, monthly basis negotiating with congress and the only thing students ever take from that -- not your book, but wilson -- is, well, the senate rejected the treaty, let's move on, not seeing there's a lot of interplay and diffi

nixon would have been happy being pope where all he had to do was satisfy a very time college of cardinals and just go ahead and rule by fiat. >> i guess i'm not surprised, but the base of the question why focus on the presidency? i'm not surprised because the constitution gives us the answers we need, it's the purview of the presidents, but one of the interesting things to ponder how we write about the presidency with other branchs is that we often times focus on the moments in which the other branchs, if you will, get in the way of the president or make the president change path or make the president even ponder policy in a different way, and actually, you know, i think the best example of that is from my colleague tom nok sknock sittin the front row here whose work with wilson and congress demonstrates incredible complexity and give and take and back and forth a president does on a daily basis, weekly basis, monthly basis in negotiating the congress, and the only thing students take from that, not your book, but wilson, is well, they rejected the treaty, let's move on. not seeing the in

been very happy, as he once said, being pope, where all he had to do was satisfy a very tame college of cardinals and just go ahead and rule by fiat. >> can i jump in real quick? i guess i'm not surprised the base of the question is why do foreign policy historians focus on the presidency? i'm not surprised because the constitution gives us all the answer we need in many ways. it is the purview of the presidents. but i think one of the interesting things to ponder about the way in which we write about the presidency with other branches is that we oftentimes focus on the moments in which the other branches, if you will, get in the way of the president or make the president change path or make the president even ponder policy in a different way. and actually i think the best example of that is from my colleague tom knock who is sitting in the front row here whose work on wilson and congress i think really demonstrates the incredible complexity and give and take and back and forth that a president has to do on a daily basis, on a weekly basis, on a monthly basis, negotiating with congress. and the o

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abuse in july pope francis accepted the resignation of archbishop theodore mccarrick from the college of cardinals one of the church's most powerful bodies amid allegations of molestation and sexual misconduct i believe the bishops your boss the opportunity to find justice and we made an apology isn't enough for sean daugherty and other victims who are calling on lawmakers to change the statute of limitations and force the catholic church to finally pay for it since christian salumi al-jazeera harrisburg police in chile have raided offices of the top leadership of the catholic church the 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 them while mine is at the time of the abuse. police in london treating a crash outside the british parliament as a terror incident three people were injured when a man drove into pedestrians and cyclists before ramming into security barriers the suspect is a twenty nine year old