pope francis published a wonderful book about the mercy of god. mercy is pope francis calling card. he's merciful, not damning. but even last week or 10 days ago the vatican issued a rejection of gay marriage saying that god does not bless sin. god does not bless these relationships. that's the old damning, dooming god from whom pope francis had declared independence and the beginning of his papacy when he said about gay people who am i to judge. it's a long way from who am i to judge to what we got last week about god doesn't bless sin. so clericalism is this entire structure of power. anti-sex, anti-woman. anti-laypeople. and it's intention is to protect the power of the hierarchy. it's a violation of human rights. it's a violation of justice but more to the point for us catholics, it's a violation of the gospel. it betrays everything jesus christ stood for. clericalism is the problem, mike. i'm not telling you anything but that catholic church has yet to deal with it. >> i wonder if you could explain one of the three witches celibacy because many people inside the catholic church

francis and schools program. as you well know given even just one school in san francisco, there are sometimes nine languages and so diversity. >> right or even more. >> the children don't know sufism. there is no reason tender know sufism reoriented is sponsoring that. they only know they're hosts of st. francis of assisi, the name sake, who loves them and whose life and message about brotherhood and kindness and love for one another, unity, just the core values are celebrated. we all in that moment just enjoy one another. >> is it year round? >> it happens when we are able to afford it. often it's the fall and spring especially. after we show the children the play, we perform a play in national shrine of st. francis in north beach, and then after they see the play we take them to one of the neighborhood city parks that we transform into a renaissance fair. >> you are talking about over 2,000? >> 300 at a time and over all the number is seven to nine programs. >> we have a minute or so. anything last that we nee

francis _ that all isn't it? it is a surprise not a shock. francis is - that all isn't it?j not a shock. francis is working that all isn't it? it is a surprise - not a shock. francis is working with wayne ferreira who was a wonderful player in the day, he has done a fantastic work with him and francis beat dan evans earlier in the season. francis is explosive, dynamic, the sort of player that when he gets hot, he is on fire and things can happen. there have been so much rain the last couple of months, these courts are soft and they are low bouncing and there will be upsets. the courts will take a little while to harden up and the bouncers to come up so if you have a very aggressive, explosive game, the top players will get caught and there is little time after the french open. two weeks, back in the old days, it was a hugely emotional time for tsitsipas. he put his whole world and sold into that and it would have taken some time and maybe he just wasn't quite ready but don't take anything away from francis. he is a real character. it take anything away from francis. he is a

francis, have you been there? think it's one of my next spots to visit. >>> it's going to be a nice day today outdoors. you will need lots of sunscreen, but temperatures will come down by anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees for many areas with onshore flow and the fog returning to the forecast. yesterday, livermore was 106. today it will be 96. still hot. 68 in san francisco. 90 in san jose. more comfortable around the bay. overnight lows will drop into the 50s for many areas, and here the accuweather seven-day forecast. the heat risk lingers for inland areas. near 100 but comfortable around the bay and at the coast much cooler in the low 60s. the cooling trend continues into tuesday where we will be below average, and things ramp up and heat up again into next weekend. but hopefully, in the as hot as we have seen the last few days. so enjoy some of the relief. jobina. >> i have a question for you, so hopefully your mic on. if we are talking outfits to plan for the warm forecast and say you are going to lake merritt and

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pope francis issues the most comprehensive overhaul of laws in the roman catholic church for nearly fortyrganisers of the grand slam tennis tournaments promise to address players�* concerns about mental health — after naomi osaka withdraws from the french open. and — the spetacular last pictures from a drone — as it crashes into an erupting icelandic volcano. welcome to bbc news. joe biden has become the first sitting us president to visit the city of tulsa in oklahoma to commemorate the race massacre that took place there 100 years ago. he said that for too long, the history of the tulsa race massacre had been silenced, but now it would be known. the president also announced that vice president kamala harris will lead the administration's efforts on voting rights as republican state lawmakers across the country attempt to enact voting restrictions. our correspondent, gary o'donoghue reports from tulsa. this is the first time an american president has come to tulsa to acknowledge the horror of the massacre. local residents showed him around the greenwood cultural centre where he got to me

familiar and it's surprisingly powerful as we have seen during the year of mercy declared by pope francis which came to a close on november 20th. so mercy, what is it. what does it mean? where can i find it when i need it, and how can i give it when someone else needs it. all that we will explore with the archbishop so please stay with us. we will return in a moment to mosaic. >>> welcome back. i am john gray of the arch diesis sis of the department of communication and we are honored to welcome the archbishop of san francisco. a little bit about the archbishop ies a native of california, born in san diego, and the son of natives of san francisco educated in the public schools in san diego, and was an aindividual musician in high school playing in the bands. in his freshman year of college he began to discern a possible vocation to the priesthood and enterearth seminary he pursued his studies in the diocese of san diego. he is a philosopher and theologian and expert in cannon law with a ba in philosophy, a masters in theology and doctorate in cannon law. he was ordained a priest in 1982,

which was the francis's bedroom? and it was here at a table in the center of this room that the secretary of war began the manhunt for john wilkes booth. witnesses from ford's theater were brought here. stanton question them a union army soldier who knew a kind of shorthand sat at this table with stanton. and took the first testimony of witnesses who saw john wilkes booth murder the president. and so stanton spent most of the night here at a table in this room sending telegrams to army commanders in new york and throughout the northeast to organize the manhunt from john wilkes booth. throughout the night. he sent messengers from this room to the war department telegraph office and from that office messages were brought back here. so this room really became the command post for the entire army of the united states under the secretary of war while lincoln was dying in the back bedroom. stanton was one of lincoln's favorites. he had an iron will lincoln called him his mars or god of war even though they didn't get along

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while to use holland francis has reached the critical custom's checkpoint. the euro tunnel is only half an hour's drive away. he can only drive for another 2 hours today before he has to take his mandatory break. if things move quickly, he could still catch the train and folks then that will take him through the euro tunnel. but the problem is were busy. yeah. how long will it take ages, pages? yes, a long time. more than 12 hours. more than 2 hours. your best bet is to come back tomorrow. everything else apart from just now was all right. obviously trophy can take time to load, has obviously pushed it back to this happening now. but before breakfast, i would have been at the train already. i would have already been on the train or talk to folks and ready to go over 1st thing in the morning and get home. but all this kind of paperwork is unfortunate. he made it a little bit overweight in time, and now i'm now i need to find someone to park. have a break. come back again in the morning and see what happens. the companies and customers have to bear the additio

while to holland francis has reached the critical custom's checkpoint. the euro tunnel is only half an hour's drive away. he can only drive for another 2 hours today before he has to take his mandatory break . if things move quickly, he could still catch the train and folks then that will take him through the euro tunnel. but the problem is, we're busy. yeah. how long will it take ages, pages? yes, a long time. more than 12 hours. more than 2 hours. your best bet is to come back tomorrow. everything else apart from just now was all roy. obviously trophy can take a bit of time to load. there's obviously pushed back to this happening now, but before breaks it, i would have been the train already. i would have already been on the train or talk to folks and ready to go over 1st thing in the morning and get home. but all this kind of paperwork is unfortunately made it i little bit of a wait in time. right now. i'm now i need to find someone to park. have a break. come back again in the morning and see what happens. the companies and customers have to bear the

now take much longer once a week, colon francis drives from north ryan westphalia to the u. k. and back again. his employer specializes in transports to england. collin, a native britain likes his job. he was stationed nearby as a soldier for a long time. he chose to stay in germany to raise his 4 children and retrained the truck drivers. but recently he's had to put up with a lot of hassle, knocked claremore tracks a little bit. everything takes longer and that sites on. but if i get, i'm lucky, i might wait 3 days just for the paperwork and talk. sometimes it's ready straight away. sometimes it takes a few hours, but if i'm unlocking it can take 3 days, but i target the this time he hopes to be back from the u. k. in 3 days. he has plans when he gets home like into a hole and i want to take up my children and do something fun to see him. cooking the 150 drivers in the company face the same problems as colon. many feel stressed out. it's difficult to make plans or have family time more morning papers for my next trip. i'm going the next at or managing partner horst cut my it's

i was expelled from dominican order by pope or cardinal and he left the francis can order the same year. he got married and my path was to become an anglican and work here in san francisco. >> right. >> reinvent forms of worship in young people's language like rave and so forth. >> cosmic mass. >> it was a beautiful experience to see these many people wrestling with issues of values in a very public way. the governor of the state was there. he introduced. that was interesting, brought politicians together with theologians. >> must have been something. what were some of the questions asked? >> one of the questions asked was is the catholic church losing out in south america? he said yes. but he didn't say he regretted it much. we have to realize christianity comes in many expressions and always has of course beginning with the early church itself. we have four gospels and they all see the world in a different way. that's how humanity is. i think the catholic church is learning some humility in latin america and obviously humility is hard to learn. this new pope from south america, obviou

and then pope francis has to approve it as well.ect. it's medicine and nourishment for the weak. so i don't know if i'm going to see pope francis approving a document that might exclude people from receiving communion based on these cultural hot-button issues. >> especially the president. i want to ask you about that. what are the chances we might see president biden and pope francis meet face-to-face, have a visit at the white house? >> well, i mean, it would be great if we have the pope come visit the united states again. you remember, jim, what that was like the last time he came. i don't know if he's going to be coming back any time soon. he has a lot of other countries he says is on his list. we heard all of this stuff about the meeting when biden was in europe that, well, the pope shunned him. didn't meet with him. they were never supposed to meet. the pope has had a very warm relationship with president biden. so if he does come to the united states again, you can be sure that he will meet with president biden, and they will

francis hotel. just before he stepped up to the podium, act up members popped up from the audience and began blowing whistles, chanting, you're killing us with red tape. with characterize bemusement, fauci complimented them on the careful orchestration of their demonstration. fauci had a special knack for taking barbs in stride. he said, i've been burned in effigy so many times it doesn't

my name is francis, and i was only 90 years old when i was diagnosed with h i v. he faith a bleak future. but today he's one of the lucky ones getting the medication he needs. unlike half of the countries, people living with h. i v. and now coven 19 is making the fight against h. i. v aids even harder. last year under corona virus locked downs. h i v testing fell by 60 percent in the philippines. health care providers had to death are abroad is always comprehensive and well listed in order to ensure that the space on to be man and always access prevention commodities. to avoid new infections of h, i v need up and peer educators still reach out to groups at risk. and during lockdown. h i v patients can get their medication in the mail to help people like francis. i have learned that i am not alone in this fight. i also hope that in the philippines, in the near future, young people will not be afraid of h i v anymore. but the corona virus is far from beaten and its effect on the global effort to fight h i. v aids are likely to continue. and for me on this, i'm john

well, to that, so give me a call and francis has reached the critical custom's checkpoint. the euro tunnel is only half an hour's drive away. he can only drive for another 2 hours today before he has to take his mandatory break. if things move quickly, he could still catch the train and folks then that will take him through the euro tunnel. but the problem is we're busy. yeah. how long will it take ages? pages. yes. a long time. more than 12 hours. more than 2 hours. your best bet is to come back tomorrow. everything else apart from just now was all right. obviously trophy can take a bit of time to load. there's obviously pushed back to this happening now. but before breaks it, i would have been the train already. i would have already been on the train or talk to folks and ready to go over 1st thing in the morning and get home. but all this kind of paperwork is unfortunately made it a little bit overweight in time right now. and now i need to find someone to park, have a break, come back again in the morning and see what happens. the companies and customers have to bear the

francis is spending for now military operations in mali. let's bring you some news on covid in france. he thousand 161 new cases -- 8161 new cases. 70 more deaths this thursday. france is opening vaccination to youngsters age 12 to 18, a bid to keep the covid virus at bay and avoid a possible new wave of the pandemic fed by the new variants that continue to emerge. let's bring in for analysis and reaction a virologist. thank you for being with us. always a pleasure to see you here and to see you looking in such good health. let's hope that continues, sir. this decision to open up vaccination to youngsters, clearly -- correct me if i'm wrong -- is this a sign the government sees this age group as really sort of the possible big problem right now? >> we are not the priority, that is why we did not begin with this class, but now they are the ones that are not protected and they really can transmit especially with the u.k. variants too many people. the other reason why we extended it to them is that we have the ability and safety in this popula

francis collin, head of the national institutes of health. on the hot seat. he's e-mail surfaced calling the lab leak theory a conspiracy theory. but now he's saying it needs to be thoroughly investigated. that is moments away. stick around for that. first, texas governor greg abbott declares a disaster on the southern border with mexico. texans struggle to protect their property. border patrol officials try to take care of the children that are abandoned at the border. this issue should unify democrats and republicans. the white house mostly avoids the question of this topic when people. but this video of this terrified little boy that was dumped by a smuggler and crying for help has captured the attention of this whole country. hear that little boy crying for help. amid new reports that vice president harris' team is panicked about being tied to a crisis and that she is really eager for areas where she can achieve political victory. ken cuccinelli joins me in moments. first, aishah hasnie live at the border in texas where the members of congress just were.

so we did name her eleanor francis. and she is named in part for a woman who sadly i never had a chance to meet eleanor francis helene passed away a year before i started my research, but i hope that her story and that of these other women will one day inspire my daughter to so, thank you so much for listening. i really appreciate it. thank you for having me here. thank you, nathalia and tonight. i'm going to take some questions now and megan is filling again for kelly tonight. so we'll take as many questions we can so if you would raise your hand and stand if you will and ask a question, succinctly we'll take as we can. well, i don't. where's my man? bill mock usually starts his office. somebody else have to start us off tonight. okay, right there. go ahead. you focused on jpl and i've never been there. by the way, bill uva was the last state university in the country to allow women in graduate program. you would have to remind me. yeah. thank you. i have been to huntsville and the marshall space center did the same. g

francis is from argentina is also a big football fan. the opening game should have a great atmosphere. italy plane in their home country are up against turkey and group a and $15000.00 fans will be allowed to watch onto the board. and i think this is important. after so many months without football, there is great enthusiasm here in the square and the stadium. what i meant was if you will, but because it is signed that means disparate restrictions are coming to an end. so it's very good sign for show 50. this is the beginning of the total reopening for stadiums, but also for my not i don't. it's not so much about the economy as it is about personal leisure activities which we need anyway. even though i'm not a big soccer fan. well, it will be the biggest crowd gathering ill in italy for a year and a half. since the pandemic started, italy won all 10 qualifying matches to reach the tournament at or on a 27 match winning streak led by their coach robert. so it meant genie so provoke, even quantile, it's $15000.00 in a stadium holds $80000.

patricia francis and notting him, racism can be overt. it can be very subtle. what forms of racism are we discussing? i think it has to be all forms. i don't think you should distinguish, will say one is better than the other. federal damaging. and that means we know where we stand. if it's cold, then actually it's very difficult to tackle and very difficult to really understand what the issues are. so i think it has to be all forms. peggy hicks, nobody is born racist, i guess. because we're all basically rhesus monkeys were born with a fear of lloyd loud noises and were hard wired to be frightened to being dropped. i mean, that goes back to when we used to live in the trees, millions and millions of years ago. so when it comes to racism, quatre people pick it up 1st. well, i think one of the things that our work has found is that of course we grow up in society that contain racism at all levels as patricia just said it over to cobra. in many different ways so that we see one of the things we documented in our recent reports is the extent to which children of c

please stay tuned at 10:00 eastern time tomorrow when my colleague francis interviews the president and chairman of mission blue. discussing the adverse affect climate change is having on the oceans. you can always had to washington post live and see the other fascinating programs we have coming up and register for more information about them. thank you very much for being with us today. announcer: the meeting with world leaders today with president biden holding a news conference in brussels, belgium. you can watch the 12:50 pm on c-span.org or listen live from the c-span radio app. attendees gathered to take a group photo. >> now we will begin the official greetings. [speaking french] the secretary-general of nato. [cameras shuttering] >> [speaking french] [cameras shuttering] president of the council of ministers of the italian republic. [cameras shuttering] [indistinct chatter] his excellency, prime minister of montenegro. [cameras shuttering] his excellency, president of the government of the republic of north macedonia. [indistinct chatter] [cameras shuttering] [laughter] his exce

let's start with a quick look at the weather with francis. >>> good morning. want to show you this live shot giving us a look at the changes. low clouds and fog coming in from the coast toward san francisco in the background. we have the coastal fog cooling things down at the beaches but during the 9:00 our inland low 70s and at the coast, mid-50s. this afternoon, still hot inland near 100. cooler compared to around the bay low 80s and at the coast, low 60s. sunset at 8:34 and the cooling trend continues into midweek. i will let you know what to expect.>>> we are following breaking news in san francisco. firefighters have contained a fire at a six floor apartment building. flames erupted around 6:30 this morning on leavenworth street. officials say 20 people were rescued by firefighters. 15 were injured. four people taken to the hospital, approximately 60 residents have the cause is under investigation.>>> in the south bay, scorching temperatures did not stop people from celebrating the end of the state color-coded tier system last night. there was mixed emoti

they stand around the empty pedestal where francis scott key used to be.ey toppled that last year on juneteenth. they were there for the unveiling of the installation tonight. mayor bree said it honors the history. >>> santa clara county celebrating its first juneteenth as a county. it's the first county in the state to take that step. south bay leaders outlined the process and gave them the day off today and reflected how many it took to make this holiday a reality. >> juneteenth for our community is important. why? we know that emancipation and mental health, emancipation and freedom in all areas of our lives is a reflection of our community and all communities to be free from what you want to be free from. >> they will hold their 40th juneteenth in the park celebration. there are several across the bay area tomorrow. we've posted a list right there on our website. nbc bay area.com. click on the link in the trending bar. special program for us tomorrow, join marcus washington and jessica for our 15th episode, race in america. conversation continues at 9:

and francis has reached the critical custom's checkpoint. the euro tunnel is only half an hour's drive away. he can only drive for another 2 hours today before he has to take his mandatory break. if things move quickly, he could still catch the train and folks then that will take him through the euro tunnel. but the problem is we're busy. yeah. how long will it take ages? pages. yes. a long time. more than 12 hours. more than 2 hours. your best bet is to come back tomorrow. everything else apart from just now was all roy . obviously trophy can take time to load, has obviously pushed it back to this happening now. but before breaks it, i would have been at the train already. i would have already been to train or talk to folks and ready to go over 1st thing in the morning and get home. but all this kind of paperwork is unfortunate. he made it a little bit of a wait for him, and now i'm now i need to find someone to park. have a break. come back again in the morning and see what happens. the companies and customers have to bear the additional t

producer and director lilli vincenz, and joining us here in our studios in washington is charles francisent of the mattachine society of washington d.c., which is what? >> we are in lgbt history society. with a motto of archive, activism. and by that i mean we find all the materials that have been forgotten, sealed, or just basically deleted. and use those materials to talk about gay civil rights, and the ongoing struggle from gays equality. >> we will show you films in their entirety in just a couple minutes. one is seven minutes, the other is 12 minutes here on c-span three's american history tv and real america. your connection to the films as what? >> we were honored to be chosen by lilli vincenz, the creator of these films, producer, the director of these films. she chose us to bring them together all of her archive, 10,000 items, including these films, and donate them to the library of congress. that's what we did. and i belong to the american people, thanks to the generosity of lilli vincenz. >> where is she now? >> lilli vincenz is still with, us but she is not well enough to do

and a francis per well, the francis perkins is important because of her cabinet position, but you know when they had the gridiron dinner, which is a famous dinner that they have every year. she was not allowed to attend the gridiron dinner. because she was a woman, you know, some of these things we forget about there's a very famous woman philosopher named martha nussbaum. who one of the most eminent writers and philosophers who went to what was then radcliffe when she had to go to a lecture in harvard? she had to enter through the door in the 1960s. so many of the things that we tend to take for granted today have only changed relatively recently i once complained that i was club president from my alumni association and they scheduled an event in a certain club and i said i'm not going there and they said why i said because they wouldn't accept women or jews for very long. and i do not think you should be holding an event in a place like that. so changes come relatively recently now we have a lot of women in the military, but we forget that women in the military only after the war wer

international respect he figures in germany's catholic church was offered his resignation to pope francis. he cited the catastrophe of sexual abuse by church officials. meanwhile, a candidate mass graves, the vintage, and his children to discover the catholic school to the point. the next dw, be your own health advocate. in good shape to take the new look to provide even more insight into matters of help cleverly active oh, the young immigrants they know the police were stopped. they knew that the route is not a solution. they know their flight could be fatal. going back. not an option. peace month. i'm on, and gravity or stuck in the spanish border area, alongside other young people there waiting for a chance that will probably never come. shattered dreams starts june 18th on d. w. hello and today we're talking about the catholic church and the abuse of power. this after the highly influential cardinal ryan house mugs offered his resignation to pope francis, citing the catastrophe of sexual abuse by church officials, meanwhile, shop and grief in canada after mass graves of indigenous chi

>> ironically i think exactly what francis a alluded to.'s a ponzi scheme. everyone thinks this time it is different. just like internet stocks back 99 people said these valuations are appropriate. bitcoin we used to think 50,000 is support. 30,000 is support? as they say i see support at zero. i don't know how long it will take to get there but ultimately it will. jackie: francis, cities like miami, say we might use it for payment as we move forward. elon musk says we'll use it for payment if you want to buy tesla in bitcoin we can allow that. other bankses are using it. as it becomes more ubiquitous in a way, companies adopt the technology and accepting this, maybe this fights the ponzi scheme theory something that was a little bit out there to start actually has a very functional way to work within the marketplace? >> the fed is going to replace it. so any utility that bitcoin has the fed is developing its own digital currency and will not allow competition because the fed will claim that it undermines its dual mandate which largely cont

so i'll call in francis has reached the critical custom's checkpoint. the euro tunnel is only half an hour's drive away. he can only drive for another 2 hours today before he has to take his mandatory break. if things move quickly, he could still catch the train and folks then that will take him through the euro tunnel. but the problem is were busy. yeah. how long will it take ages, pages? yes, a long time. more than 12 hours. more than 2 hours. your best bet is to come back tomorrow. everything else apart from just now was all right. obviously trophy can take any time to load, has obviously pushed the part to this happening now. but before breaks it, i would have been at the train already. i would have already been on the train all talk to the folks and ready to go over 1st thing in the morning and get home. but all this kind of paperwork is unfortunate. he made it a little bit overweight in fine. and now i'm now i need to find someone to park, have a break, come back again in the morning and see what happens. the companies and customers have to bear t

the patients can get their medication in the mail to help people like francis. i have learned that i am not alone in this fight. i also hope that indefinite thieves in the near future young people will not be afraid of h i v anymore. but the corona virus is far from beating and its effect on the global effort to flight h i v aids are likely to continue. and for me on this, i'm john arbor professor, dr. hendrick strick, the director of the institute of biology and research at the university of bon professor strick. how much for set? because the coven 1900 pandemic bean to worldwide efforts to contain h. i. v aids well, we can't really proceed right now. what actually, the impact of the corporate $900.00 pandemic is on h. b. in 8th. what we know already is that individuals do not get tested that be in some countries they don't receive anymore the energy or didn't receive for why the entryway provide medication. and we are seeing and drop in the prep uptake on prevention programs. so overall, we can probably see in one or 2 years, but the real impact of the corpora

was forced to land in an area germany's most senior catholic cleric offered his resignation to pope francisrdinal reinhard knox says he shares responsbility for the catastrophe of abuse at the catholic church. he admitted to institutional failures as well as systemic shortcomings. the cardinal has been a leading voice and calls for church reform. his resignation comes just two weeks after the pope a review of several sex abuse scandals within the catholic church in germany. initial investigations have decades of cover-up by clergy. here 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?

my name is francis and i was only maintenance or when i was diagnosed with h i v. he faced a bleak future. but today he's one of the lucky ones, getting the medication he needs. unlike half of the countries people living with h, i v. and now coded 19 is making the fight against h i. v aids even harder. last year under corona virus locked downs h i v testing filled by 60 percent in the philippines, health care providers had to a death. our approach is always comprehensive. and in order to ensure that the space on to be men and always access prevention, commodity piece to avoid new infections of h, i v need up and peer educators still reach out to groups at risk. and during lockdown. h i v patients can get their medication in the mail to help people like francis. i have learned that i am not alone in this fight. i also hope that indefinite views in the near future. young people will not be afraid of h i v anymore. but the corona virus is far from beaten and its effect on the global effort to fight h i. v aids are likely to continue. and for me on this, i'm john arbor

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pope francis issues the most comprehensive overhaul of laws in the roman catholic church for nearly a0ears. and — the spectacular last pictures from a drone — as it crashes into an erupting volcano. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe president biden has been visiting the city of tulsa in oklahoma to mark a century since a white mob attacked a black district killing as many as 300 people. the attack on an affluent black community known as black wall street followed an alleged assault on a white teenage girl. president biden has called on all americans to reflect on what he described as the �*deep roots of racial terror�* in the country's history. 0ur correspondent gary 0'donoghue reports from tulsa. this is the first time an american president has come to tulsa to acknowledge the horror of the massacre. local residents showed him around the greenwood cultural centre where he got to meet the only known survivors of that murderous night in 1921 — america's worst single act of racial violence in its history. some injustices are so heinous, so horrific, so grievou

francis has refused to accept the resignation of germany's cause. an old wind hot marks over his handling over sex abuse scandal marks the archbishop of munich wrote to the pope offering to quit. he's not been accused of the crime but said he shad responsibility for section abuse committed by clerics. me. a french court has jails, a man for 4 months or something present in my name across the face. he hit deleted during a walk, about 2 se from the court banned him from ever standing for public office and from owning weapons. for 5 years. this is the w news. you can find much more on our website, dw, dot com, the ah was ah, the wells deadliest cove in 1900 hotspots to the world's biggest vaccine. donor america is back and transformed from trump's america 1st to biden's, vaccinate the world. the new us president chose a global stage to make his pledge in times of trouble. americans reach out to offer help. he said with no strings attached. i'm fill gail, and this is the day oh, i'm making an historic announcement regarding the american leadership in th

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international respected figures in germany's catholic church was offered his resignation to pope francis excited the catastrophe of sexual abuse by church officials. meanwhile, in canada mass going to visit his children to discover their former school to the point b, w. ah ah, oh, experts say school closures were a necessary evil to slow the spread of the corona virus. the thing affected 80 percent of children worldwide forcing most to study from placing an extra non parents modern technology helped in many cases. but not all the pandemic could see millions of children left behind. can generation covered, make the grade and what happens after school? are we talking about permanent damage? will this affect students chances on the job market? all questions for our guest in a moment. first this report. me 7 year old ruth guy was accompanying his mother john done doing for him to work. like most days. due to the panoramic turkish schools have been shut for over a year. john don runs a private kindergarten on the outskirts of his stumble. there occasionally allowed to open. unlike schools, he

jane austen thought francis hutchinson didn't have it quite right. she was more of the sense that our senses have to be our entry into this world of knowledge and epistemology. jefferson was more taken with the more radical scottish moral sense than madison. madison goes along with the common sense part, but jefferson is always toying with ideas, at least for a while, same with the french, condorcet, people american historians don't pay much attention to because the focus has been on the influence of the english, but there's a huge french influence that's been neglected. i think it is a lot of -- i think it is because a lot of american historians don't study french, so that hasn't been the go to. i think hume was more influential on madison that i used to think. there is a famous work on this. adair thinks that when he wrote federalist 10, madison had hume's essays open and was sort of copying. i wouldn't go that far at all, but i think madison read hume very carefully. he cites hume and continues to cite him throughout the 1790's and is looking thro

this is the news slide from berlin. pope francis rejects the resignation of a senior german church leader. cardinal ryan r. marks has offered to quit as archbishop of munich saying he shared responsibility for the church and handling of the pope says he must stay in office . also coming up, joe biden says he's ready to confront prussia us presents from promises a tough response. frushell rational democracies. he's in the united kingdom to meet with world leaders on his 1st trip since taking off and the berlin film festival is back. this year's value knowledge is the 1st ever take face under the stung as an open asset ration of it. and i will take a look at what's on the moon and sun, a line in an amazing eclipse. people in the northern hemisphere to the rest. phenomenal events show you the highlight. ah, i'm also welcome to the program. but francis has refused to accept the resignation of one of germany's top catholic bishops of the handling of sex abuse scandal. cardinal monks offered his resignation in a letter to the pope. last week of munich said he had a shared responsibility for wha

in germany's most senior catholic cleric has offered his resignation to pope francis. cardinal reinhardt mark says he must share responsibility for what he called the catastrophe of sexual abuse by members of the catholic church. during his remarks, he admitted to personal faintness, as well as institutional and systemic shortcomings. carcinoma has been a leading voice in the call for church reform. his resignation comes just 2 weeks after the pope ordered a review of several execute 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

pope francis issues the most comprehensive overhaul of laws in the roman catholic church for nearly a0. organisers of the grand slam tennis tournaments promise to address players�* concerns about mental health after naomi osaka withdraws from the french open. and the spetacular last pictures from a drone as it crashes into an erupting volcano. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. president biden has been visiting the city of tulsa in oklahoma to mark a century since a white mob attacked a black district, killing as many as 300 people. the attack on an affluent black community, known as black wall street, followed an alleged assault on a white teenage girl. president biden has called on all americans to reflect on what he described as the "deep roots of racial terror" in the country's history. our correspondent gary o'donoghue reports from tulsa. this is the first time an american president has come to tulsa to acknowledge the horror of the massacre. local residents showed him around the greenwood cultural centre where he got to meet the only known survivors of

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francis has refused to accept the resignation of germany's cardinal reinhardt marks of the handling of sex abuse scandal of munich off at his resignation. in a letter to the pope last week, not himself accused of committing any abuse. he said he shared responsibility. what he called the catastrophe of sexual abuse by clerics child labor has risen for the 1st time in 20 years. united nation has 160000000 children around the well being forced to work more than half a younger than 12. the u. s. warning that the condemning could push millions more into life. when the former german families minister from cisco, i defy, has been stripped of a ph. d. of a plagiarism and her thesis. social democrat, resigned last month of the contract after having already announced that she stopped using the title doctor. doctrines in germany, highly prized, but of course the number of senior politicians trouble in recent years. india, where the monsoon season has begun with a tragedy at least 11 people, including ain't children have died after a building cops in room by it's believe that heavy rains undermine

at the vatican. head of the match. pope francis is from argentina and is also a big football fan. the opening game should have a great atmosphere. italy plant in their home country are up against turkey and group a and $15000.00 fans will be allowed to watch it in person. that's was the own single input on to go on. i think this is important. after so many months without football, there is great enthusiasm here in the square and the stadium. what i meant to sell it was if you will, but if it's a positive sign, that means disparate restriction is coming to an end. and so very good science to show 50. this is the beginning of the total reopening for stadiums, but also for my phone sending out i don't it's not so much about the economy as it is about personal leisure activities which we need anyway. even though i'm not a big soccer fan, you wave i have asked ukraine to change their shirt designs for the euros. it follows russian complaints over the jersey, which shows an outline of ukraine's land territory with the crimea region, which russia and next in 2014. you a say the map can s