came forward the statute of limitation had passed to pursue legal charges but crawford still a devout catholic wrote letter after letter to church leaders warning them to keep father martin away from children a spokesperson for the archdiocese of new work so the church did find sufficient information to support crawford's accusations father martin was placed on limited ministry not involving children and left the priesthood in two thousand and two. we found martin now in retirement at his home in new jersey. your. question is about the abuse allegations you're facing. do you can you are you think firming arginine for him a good lawyer do you have anything to say to the alleged victims. when a child is abused by a catholic priest they not only lose trust and all the other things that go with along with being sexually abused but they lose their faith for crawford the trauma grew worse when he discovered the church official he had reported the abuse to faced a scandal of his own cardinal theodore mccarrick resigned in july he's accused of abusing adults and children for decades. how can

the abuse continued weekly and only ended after crawford left home for call it but when he returned he discovered father martin had begun abusing his younger brother that's when crawford came forward the statute of limitation had passed to pursue legal charges but crawford still a devout catholic wrote letter after letter to church leaders warning them to keep father martin away from children a spokesperson for the archdiocese of new work so the church did find sufficient information to support crawford's accusations father martin was placed on limited ministry not involving children and left the priesthood in two thousand and two. we found martin now in retirement at his home in new jersey. your. question is about the abuse allegations you're facing. do you can you are you think firming arginine notions for him a good lawyer do you have anything to say to the alleged victims. when a child is abused by a catholic priest they not only lose trust and all the other things that go with along with being sexually abused but they lose their faith for crawford the trauma grew worse when he dis

jan crawford pays him a visit. >> it's a place of spectacular beauty. cliffs and tall trees of oregon and then the unexpected. through the air the elegant melody of classical music. >> my mom and i were saying wouldn't it be cool if you could just have a piano and go anywhere. >> so that's what hunter noack did, traveling across the pacific northwest introducing classical mus toik new audiences in some wild places. i can do a show pretty much every day and be happy. >> he tows his piano all over the state on a flatbed trailer. with the help of a few friends, the flatbed becomes a stage. noack performs in the landscape, spaces with astounding natural beauty and rich history. >> you're taking this like beautiful music to places where people would not have access. >> yeah t gives people sort of a different lens through which to see that th land that they know and love. >> in this, reimagined concert hall, noack hopes to remove the normalri classical music. >> there are free tickets, casual clothes and the opposite of normal seating like perching on a rock

for more on this we turn to our chief legal correspondent jan crawford. jan, chris coons and others have questioned judge kavanaugh's fitness to be on the supreme court. if confirmed by the senate, what implications could that have on the court? >> i would say probably zero. because you have to keep in mind that if brett brt is confirmed, he will go in a court that already knows him and seen his views on the law. it's going to be hard for a justice kavanaugh to put this behind him. and just be seen as justice kavanaugh without this line being added to everything he wrote. i think that's going to be a bigger challenge. >> the trump administration's lawyer said, quote, it's a time of transition for the supreme court. are there any significant cases to watch out for? >> sure. i think we have to instead of thinking about what's on the docket for the next few months, we have to think about the entire term and the years ahead. and there are enormous issues that will have an impact on everyday american life including abortion rights, the rugs of immigrants. if b

back to you. >> steve harrigan live for us in crawford county, georgia. thank you for that. >>> let's turn things over to mark tamayo who continues to track what is now tropical storm michael. >> that's right. holding onto tropical storm strength. here is satellite and radar over the past two weeks. you can see how rapidly the storm has been moving. we are talking about a system in the gulf just earlier this week, scooting up to the carolinas for today, producing the excessive rainfall. exactly where they do not need the rain fall. take a look at these storm reports scattered across the southeast and approaching the carolinas. we could spend all day sampling these here. just one of them showing you over 5 inches of rain. just one location showing up here. so, they will continue to pick up the rainfall, this portion of the country for tonight. now thankfully, you can see typically we focused on maximum sustained winds, 50 miles an hour. this is a bigger number moving to the northeast at 24 miles an hour. sort of a rapid clip. that has been the consistent p

angus crawford, bbc news.used of being in denial about the hardship caused by changes to the benefits system. a committee of mps warned that universal credit is leading to increased debt, rent arrears and the use of food banks. the government says it will consider the committee's findings. our deputy political editor john pienaar reports. as fast as supplies come in they go out faster. is universal credit driving more people to use food banks? the people who run them seem to think so. you only have to ask. universal credit has been rolled out here since december last year. we've seen our numbers at this food bank more than double since then. we are finding that lots of people who are claiming universal credit, they are getting universal credit, many of them are working, but they are still being driven into debt, struggling to feed themselves and their families. tinned tomatoes... the need is undeniable, the need for help putting food on the table, millions badly short of cash with mounting debt. in today's rep

angus crawford, bbc news.ggle drugs and mobile phones into prisons have been given sentences ranging between three and ten years. the drones were used to fly more than half a million pounds worth of drugs into eight prisons in the midlands and the north west of england. sima kotecha reports. their operation was referred to as "a spider web of activity". the cctv footage shows exactly what they did. packaging up drugs, attaching them to drones, then inmates instructing the pilots where to deliver them. today, seven of them were jailed while six were given suspended sentences. all for transporting £500,000 worth of synthetic cannabis, crack cocaine and heroin into england's jails. this operation shows that this isn't a victimless crime, these are serious organised crime groups dealing a drug smuggling ring inside and outside prisons. i think the message needs to come out that using mobile phones in this way to try to organise this, using drones in this way, if you're outside a prison, either assisting orjust dri

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angus crawford reports.e paedophile, douglas slade, now behind bars in the uk. but, for 30 years, he lived here, angeles city in the philippines. neighbours say he threw sweets down to children in the street, inviting them in through what they called the magic door, it is claimed, to be sexually abused. the way he abused us, i'm teased, i'm too embarrassed to get out of the house. if i'm with all my friends, they called me by slade's name. a member of the notorious paedophile information exchange, in 2016 he was tried and convicted of sex offences against children in the uk. but today he faces a new legal battle. five young people in the philippines are suing him over the abuse they allege they suffered. he says their claims are a total fabrication. the first witness appeared on a big screen in court 20 on a live video link from manila. he was only referred to by the initials pvx. in a statement already submitted to the court, he said he was sexually abused forfour years, starting in 2009. his abuser, he cla

angus crawford, bbc news.resentatives and the upper chamber — the senate. currently, the republicans control both houses, but if the democrats can take back one of them, they could limit president trump's actions in the second half of his term. polls suggest that the democrats have a good chance of taking control of the house of representatives, but the fight for the senate is more difficult to predict. they will need to win in key battlegrounds, including north dakota, from where our north america editorjon sopel reports. # well, people get ready # heidi's coming. heidi heitkamp is down to earth, easy—going, and not in the least grand. and she's popular. even her opponents say nice things. but her already difficult task became herculean when she voted against brett kavanaugh getting on the supreme court. that decision has fired up her republican opponents. but she told me she has no regrets. people want somebody who votes with their conscience. somebody who actually sits down, listens to the story and does wh

angus crawford, bbc news. party, nicola sturgeon, has told her party conference that she is "more confident than ever" that scotland will become an independent country. but she said "the fog of brexit" would have to clear before a second referendum could be held. 0ur scotland editor sarah smith reports from glasgow. two big questions have been hanging over this conference. when will nicola sturgeon set a date for another independence referendum? and would she, like theresa may, dance on stage? you will have noticed my shoes. i can barely walk in these heels. dancing was never an option. scotland needs independence now more than ever, she said, and she had a message for the pm, who made clear again this week that she would not allow another independence vote. you can oppose independence, that is your democratic right. but you cannot and you will not deny scotland's right to choose. but there was not even a hint of when she might ask scottish voters to make that choice. the snp leader will not even discuss the t

angus crawford, bbc news. had predicted last month. the office for national statistics said the consumer prices index dropped from 2.7% to 2.4%. it's expected to reduce the likelihood of a rise in interest rates in the coming months. 0ur economics correspondent andy verity is here. why has inflation slowed down — it's notjsut food prices? it's notjust food prices? well, some prices have been dropping like some clothes, shoes, even, if you can believe it, food and soft drinks. that's meant the cost of living has been rising more slowly — up byjust 2.4%. and it's getting more affordable to the average worker, who saw their pay rise by 3.1% in the year to august, faster than prices. that's crucial because it's only when pay rises faster than prices that you're getting better off. here's how inflation has looked in the past few years. and this line is pay rises. we were getting better off here. then after the brexit referendum, the pound dropped and inflation rose. and pay wasn't keeping up. but just recently that

angus crawford, bbc news. sturgeon, has told her party conference that she is "more confident than ever" that scotland will become an independent country. but she said "the fog of brexit" would have to clear before a second referendum could be held. 0ur scotland editor sarah smith reports from glasgow. two big questions have been hanging over this conference. when will nicola sturgeon set a date for another independence referendum? and would she, like theresa may, dance on stage? you will have noticed my shoes. i can barely walk in these heels. dancing was never an option. scotland needs independence now more than ever, she said, and she had a message for the pm, who made clear again this week she would not allow another independence vote. you can oppose independence, that is your democratic right. but you cannot and you will not deny scotland's right to choose. applause but there was not even a hint of when she might ask scottish voters to make that choice. the snp leader will not even discuss the timing unti

angus crawford, bbc news.urrently the republicans control both the senate and the house of representatives, but if the democrats can take back one of them, they could limit president trump's actions in the second half of his term. polls suggest that the democrats have a good chance of taking control of the house of representatives, but the fight for the senate is more difficult to predict. they will need to win in key battlegrounds including north dakota, from where our north america editorjon sopel reports. # well, people, get ready # heidi's coming... heidi heitkamp is down to earth, easy—going, and not in the least grand. and she's popular. even her opponents say nice things. but her already difficult task became herculean when she voted against brett kavanaugh getting on the supreme court. that decision has fired up her republican opponents. but she told me she has no regrets. people want somebody who votes with their conscience. somebody who actually sits down, listens to the story and does what they thin

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angus crawford, bbc news.t the hardship caused by changes to the benefits system. a committee of mps warned that universal credit is leading to increased debt, rent arrears and the use of food banks. the government says it will consider the committee's findings. our deputy political editor john pienaar reports. as fast as supplies come in they go out faster. is universal credit driving more people to use food banks? the people who run them seem to think so. you only have to ask. universal credit has been rolled out here since december last year. we've seen our numbers at this food bank more than double since then. we are finding that lots of people who are claiming universal credit, they are getting universal credit, many of them are working, but they are still being driven into debt, struggling to feed themselves and their families. tinned tomatoes... the need is undeniable, the need for help putting food on the table, millions badly short of cash with mounting debt. in today's report, a cross—party committee

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angus crawford, bbc news.murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi. it comes a day after saudi arabia's public prosecutor admitted that the killing was premeditated. meanwhile, jamal khashoggi's fiance has spoken for the first time and says she does not believe the united states is sincere in trying to get to the bottom of the case. she spoke of her "blind panic" when mr khashoggi did not emerge from the saudi consulate in istanbul earlier this month. translation: the fact that he said he didn't want to go to the consulate, especially after he settled in the united states. a majority of his friends, those who were arrested after he left the country. i know he had questions on whether something he didn't expect could happen at the consulate. i don't know if it's accurate to say that he was worried that he could be arrested, but he was worried about possibilities like being interrogated or being asked to return home. our correspondent in istanbul, mark lowen, has been following developments. well, this was the fi

angus crawford, bbc news.s on bbc news. as mps return to parliament after recess, a former brexit minister warns that ‘at least a0' conservative mps are poised to vote against any deal based on theresa may's current plans. representatives of northern ireland's two main unionist parties meet the eu's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, in brussels. the second suspect in the salisbury nerve agent attack is identified as a military doctor working for the russian intelligence service. i'm ben thompson with the business news. the bank of england has called on the eu to do more to protect financial services in the event of a hard brexit. the bank's financial policy committee said that the need for action "is now pressing". it's warned that insurance, derivatives and the transfer of data are all at risk. a committee of mps say water companies should be able to force customers on to water meters to reduce usage. the environment, food and rural affairs committee also says targets for companies to reduce water leak

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a foot of rain and we are already seeing some of our first pictures of the damage left behind in crawford county. winds uprooted trees and damaged several homes. >>> jaw dropping footage of the hurricane michael unleashed along florida's panhandle today. winds so strong they literally knocked over a house under construction. that is the ndhowling shortly after michael touched down as a category 4 earlier today. in the city of port saint joe, rains caused flooding in the streets. reporter hillary lane is live with the latest on the storm, hillary? >> reporter: it is much, much quieter right now. earlier this afternoon hurricane michael, that is now a tropical storm, barreled through this area causing destruction in its path. now a search and rescue effort is underway. the storm already turned deadly. two people are confirmed dead because of the storm. and now the officials say even though the storm is over the danger is not. >> reporter: we are getting our first look at the devastation left behind by hurricane michael. the roof and walls of this panama city school were torn off by the forc

. >>> steph curry passed crawford for 5th on the all-time 3-point shooting rate. at this weight he will be up to 3rd. 1975 championship team honored and the current team wore their uniforms from that era. he channeled his inner rick berry. 24 points against the wizards including 5 of 6 from downtown. 3rd quarter, curry can not complete it, he retees it, fires again from deep. fouled, made it 4-point play. he made 11threes. this was his 10th. check out the shrug of the shoulders. scored 51. 3 off of his career high. he did not play in the 4th. >> you have a guy taking 40 footers and you are on the sidelines, yeah, that is a good shot, good job. explain that. we never seen this before. >> he is a dodger's fan by the way. >> eat your heart out giants fans, 11 teams come back to win world series. that is what curry's dodgers are facing tonight. once a member of the red sox, dodger skipper gave love to his former teammates. they all threw out the first pitch. tied, 1st inning, bloops one to center field. he is feeling it. price gives up 3 hits, should have been four. b

to vegas dressed as pilots with gerber's wife supermodel cindy crawford as the flight attendant.ry good job, i would say, all of them. >>> next to an early hollywood trick played on us. >> you may recall last week's viral photo that sparked global outrage showing what appeared to be justin bieber eating a burrito as if it were a corn on the cob. it turns out that was not justin bieber, just an amazing look-alike tapped by the youtube group yes theory to orchestrate this elaborate prank and it totally worked. people were outraged at justin bieber. >> our show was featured prominently in their gotcha video. thanks. we weren't alone. quite a few media organizations fell for it. we still think that's how bieber would eat a burrito. >> yeah, but we can't say that for sure. >>> next to "the simpsons," they may be cutting one of their most beloved characters. >> a source tells indiewire that kwik-e mart owner apu will soon be cut from the series. >> debate over apu has been generating controversy over stereotypes. >> the producer says his sources inside the show tell him, quote, they ar

and jan crawford is cbs news chief legal correspondent. we've been at the table all week together.hael, start with you. where are we at the end of this week? >> i think american politics have big narratives about #metoo and political ambush on the part of the democrats. but when you actually watched hw human beings, seldom see in political life people that are exposing their deepest selves on television. and so, you know, in the case of dr. ford, after her testimony i felt emotionally, this is over. there's no way that they can go forward with kavanaugh given the credibility of what was said. and then i saw kavanaugh who acted like a man who was deeply wronged and was credible in that sense, even being a little out of control. as you might be in a circumstance like that. and so, everyone is now going to the fbi because it's the only respected institution left in our public life. and they're probably not going to solve this matter. it's going to be interesting how do people make their choices. >> dickerson: that's exactly right. molly, where are we? >> in practical terms, the senate

but police were able to chase them down and make the arrests. 20 year old lamar crawford and 23-year-oldnder briones were booked into napa county jail on a number of felony charges. ( james ) happening today ... a school board member and county supervisor are announcing plans for a new san francisco police substation staffed by bilingual officers. the plans are for the officers to speak chinese and spanish on leland avenue in the vistacoin valley. resources for another bilingual substation on san bruno avenue were secured back in june. ( lydia ) in the south bay, two men could face charges following an explosion at a home in san jose over the weekend. families inside nearly a dozen homes were forced to evacuate after police say two men set off fireworks inside a garage on moonflower court. it happened around 3 sunday afternoon. the men burned their hands, face, and parts of their torsos. they were taken to valley medical center and are expected to be ok. a bomb squad found more fireworks and to avoid transporting them--they set them off in a yard. neighbors were back inside their homes a

angus crawford, bbc news.nisters of synthetic pepper spray to help deal with violence and disorder. the spray will be carried by officers in all publicly run prisons for men from 2019. the announcement comes as the prison governors' association accused the government of failing to react quickly enough to a ‘crisis' injails. our home affairs correspondent danny shaw has the story. it's been used by police for years, and now prison officers will be carrying one, too. pava is the latest piece of equipment to help staff deal with violence behind bars. and this is how the pepper—like spray works. stop what you're doing! we were given a demonstration at hull prison, one of fourjails where pava has been trialled. it's an exceptional measure, and we would only use it if we felt that there was harm likely to be caused to a person, a third party or ourselves, or to prevent violence or prevent that harm from taking place. so what is pava? it's a chemical called pelargonic acid vanillylamide. it causes eye irritation and

our correspondent angus crawford said sir philip complained that he was being used for what he calledresort in arizona, where the mail on sunday contacted him. he said he'd never set out to cause any kind of offence. he described the situation as a horror story and said he was very upset and felt he was being used for target practice, whatever that means. he said it was also injuring his businesses also. interesting that he went on to say during his time at the top of his businesses, there has been from time to time some banter, as he called it, and a bit of humour. but he said if he caused offence, he was happy to apologise. the duke and duchess of sussex have arrived in new zealand which is the last stop on their 16—day tour. harry and meghan will visit wellington and auckland over the next four days, where they will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. the couple, who are expecting their first child, have already visited australia, fiji and tonga on their first official tour. 0ur royal correspondewntjonny dymond has been travelling with the royal couple. well, here outs

angus crawford, bbc news. the time is 5:48pm.er to premiere their latest films, with this year's programme boasting stars including keira knightley to liam neeson. one of the films shown this week is "outlaw king", the story of robert the bruce battling for scotland's independence from england in the 14th century. david mackenzie is the film's director and he's with me, thanks very much for coming on. let's have a look. where's robert? where's your husband ? i don't know! it tears at the soul... where's your brother? no! but it can also be a weapon. screaming. i'm done with running, and i'm sick of hiding. power is making decisions. and whatever course you are charting, i choose you. my husband. we need to unite scotland. robert the bruce is an outlaw. any man or woman who would give shelter to him or his ranks... is to be executed without trial. the people are desperate for justice. i serve robert bruce! join us to free our land! that is a taste in adding to the clips there. david, welcome. how did this start? clearly the store

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. >> anthony crawford is set to be in court today. he's accused of stabbing endy martinez to death last month. she was jogging down p street in northwest d.c. w that attack happened. investigators say it was an unprovoked anvack. >>> an itigation is now under way at leesburg high school over an incident that reportedly happene among football players. >> police refused to characterize the nature of this investigation, but our northern virginia bureau chieftseports studelieve it involves an alleged sex assault. >> reporter: leesburg police confirm they ar investigating some sort of alleged incident that occurred among footbal team members here at tuscarora high school. the aege cameo police through a phone call on friday. detectives are in the process of interviewi, quote, whole bunch of students. they're not yet ready to characterize the type of indent, nor are they ready to file charges. but students tell news 4 a football player was sexually assaulted by an older teammate. his friends restraining the victim. in leesburg, news 4 today

sir philip says the last week has been the worst of his life. 0ur correspondent angus crawford is withence for the first time infourdays, broken his silence for the first time in four days, describing it as the worst week of his life. he is at a health resort in arizona. he said he never set out to cause offence. he described the situation as a horror story and said he was very upset and felt he was being used for target practice, whatever that means, saying it is injuring his businesses also. interesting he went on to say during his time at the top of his businesses, there has been from time to time some banter, as he called it, and a bit of humour, but he said if he caused offence, he was happy to apologise. thank you. a 60—year—old who only learned to swim a couple of months ago is hoping to become the oldest woman to row the atlantic solo. shirley thompson set herself the challenge after reaching the birthday milestone and, if she succeeds, she'll be the oldest woman ever to cross any ocean solo. hugh schofield joined her for her first training session at sea. dawn over the bay of

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angus crawford, bbc news. angus crawford, bbc news.ary fund has warned that a trade war between the us and china risks making the world a "poorer and more dangerous place" in its latest assessment of the global economy. the imf has lowered its forecast for global growth this year and next. it said that a full—blown trade war between the two superpowers would put a significant dent in economic recovery. 0n the last day of the scottish national party conference, the first minister, nicola sturgeon will make her keynote speech. it is thought she will renew calls for independence. and she is expected to say that scotland needs to offer people "optimism and hope" to contrast with what she'll call the "unfolding calamity" of a westminster government. women who need treatment for urinary incontinence should only be offered mesh surgery as a last resort, according to new draft guidelines for the nhs. the national institute for health and care excellence — or nice — says non—surgical options, like pelvic muscle exercises, should be the first ch

sir philip says the last week has been the worst of his life. 0ur correspondent angus crawford said sirhe described this as the worst week of his life. he is at a health resort in arizona, where the mail on sunday contacted him. he said he'd never set out to cause any kind of offence. he described the situation as a horror story and said he was very upset and felt he was being used for target practice, whatever that means. he said it was also injuring his businesses also. interesting that he went on to say during his time at the top of his businesses, there has been from time to time some banter, as he called it, and a bit of humour. but he said if he caused offence, he was happy to apologise. the duke and duchess of sussex have been welcomed to new zealand with a traditional maori greeting for the last stop on their 16—day tour. they performed a hongi, where they touched noses and foreheads with maori elders. 0ur royal correspondent jonny dymond sent this report. it seems like a pretty odd kind of greeting. but it was a maori welcome to new zealand for harry and meghan. harry braced fo

angus crawford is at the high court the first witness appeared on a big screen in court 20, live on arred to by the initials pbx, but in a statement already submitted to the court, he said he was first sexually abused in 2009, and that lasted until 2014. he claims his abuser was douglas slade. a dangerous and manipulative paedophile. briton douglas slade now behind bars in the uk. but for 30 years, he lived here, angeles city in the philippines. it's claimed he would entice children into his home and abuse them. whenever i remember the things he did to me, the way he abused us, it comes back to my mind. everything he did. a member of the notorious paedophile information exchange, two years ago he was extradited, tried and convicted of sex offences against children in the uk in the 1960s, 70s and 80s. but today he faces a new legal battle. five young people in the philippines are suing him over the abuse they say they suffered. it's thought to be the first case of its kind to reach the high court. i think the message needs to be sent out to those who, in the west in particular, who thi

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