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pope francis visits canada on a mission to make amends. >> i'm traveling with pope francis as he makes a historic trip to apologize to indigenous canadians. >>> and later, the class of 2022. this year's inductees into the baseball hall of fame, representing 150 years of america's favote pastime. >> cooperstown! >> announcer: this the cbs weekend news from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us on this sunday. we begin tonight with the nearly 80 million of you dealing with sweltering temperatures and extreme weather conditions today. thermometers reached triple digits across the northeast and washington, d.c., new york city, and philadelphia. the heat has been blamed for at least two deaths. newark, new jersey, hit 100 degrees today, the fifth day in a row, and the longest streak ever recorded for that city. cbs's elise preston has more tonight from new york city. and, elise, this weather is no laughing matter. >> reporter: definitely not, jericka. these extremely hot temperatures are not just uncomfortable. they are deadly. the national weather service

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what is the action going to be post—visit from pope francis? for, because i think you also said, after he leaves, we're left holding the baggage and that is very true in terms of what you see around you every day. that is right because of the remnants of the residential school legacy rolling out every day in different cities in the country and in our communities. i say that in terms of addictions, violence, all the negative aspects and consequences of the system. and at the same time, it is going to take all of us working together to not only heal the harms that were done and to actually move from the place of finding out the truth and then moving onto reconciliation. that word, reconciliation, is obviously hugely important. but you know very well there are many people who won't buy this apology and feel rather sceptical about the visit. can you appreciate why they feel that way? of course, i lived experience myself. and did i have those, i was a very angry man for many years because of what happened to me as a child. every kind of abuse talked

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the very beginning of francis arrival. i think that this is bound to become essentially more complicated like morgan foundational. in the one hand, we have conservatives, which were actually attack during by both friends as during the interview or during the conversation. the blaine, i mean he refers to traditionalist, and on the other hand, you have people that has been appointing that are ideologically and theologically much closer to. so one of the possibilities is that in fact, you will not step down until he has actually fully set up the network of people that could replace this pope with somebody who is close ideologically. and theologically to him. that's a d, w. religious affairs analyst martin, gac many, many thanks. martin. you're welcome to africa. now in senegal holds parliamentary elections on sunday. the pole is being seen as a task for president, mikey sal, and his ruling party. the opposition hopes it can win enough votes to force a coalition government and stop south from potentially running for 3rd term.

what is the action going to be post—visit from pope francis?arned that hot weather is hampering their efforts to contain a huge wildfire before it reaches yosemite national park. it's one of the worst blazes of the year in the state so far and has already forced more than 6000 people from their homes. it comes as the us climate envoyjohn kerry told the bbc that president biden is considering declaring a climate emergency, to help him push through his green agenda, after failing to get a bill through congress. james clayton sent this report from california. these scenes are becoming all too familiar in california. a raging wildfire, the oakfire described by authorities here as explosive, devouring forests that are tinder dry. firefighters are struggling to contain it as it engulfs people's homes, livelihoods, and businesses. this army veteran is spending his wedding anniversary waiting, hoping that the house he left will be ok. a lot of memories, though. my family grew up there, my kids, and...i don't know. just sad. the eight largest fires sinc

but in a rare overseas trip to canada, pope francis taking that extraordinary step.logizing for the church's role in the forced assimilation of more than 100,000 indigenous children. for many, the pain is still raw, the healing process just beginning. abc's marcus moore from canada tonight. >> reporter: it is a pilgrimage of penance. ♪ on a rare oversea is trip, an aging pontiff hoping to right a historic wrong. thousands of indigenous people in canada gathered on these sacred grounds. >> the words you share with us will echo the true healing and real hope throughout many generations to come. >> reporter: many emotional, waiting for an apology more than 100 years in the making. [ speaking latin ] >> reporter: pope francis pleading for forgiveness on the very soil where decades of harm unfolded in canada's residential school system. most of those schools were operated by the catholic church. ♪ >> reporter: but his words for many, just the beginning of their healing journey. >> we lost a lot of kids over that. we can't bring them back, right? it really hurts. >> an apo

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francis became leader all of the roman catholic church after his predecessor, po benedict, retired in 2013 because of declining health. of the 85 year old pontiff francis that is was speaking to journalists on the flight back from a trip to canada where he often used a wheelchair and francis told reporters he has been feeling the strain. no, good. ok, boy, i think i can continue taking trips with the same rhythm as before. is good. ok, i mean, i think at my age and with these limitations they will, i have to pace myself a bill. but in order to be able to serve the church on friday or i will consider the possibility of stepping aside farmers up out of the no, let's look at the sport now in germany. meet england in the year 2020 to final, at wembley stadium on sunday. germany's women have won the competition 8 times already. but england go in his favorites as they look to claim the 1st major football trophy. both sides have been impressive and the tournament itself has captivated football fans. the san zone in london has been buzzing ahead of the women's euro final germany undefeated th

a successful counter offensive could mock a turning point. pope francis begins a visit to canada where he said to apologize to indigenous people for abuses by missionaries at residential schools. as part of the catholic church efforts to reconcile with native communities add in formula one, charlotte clare squanders yet another whole position as he spins out of the french grand prix and title, rival max must happen, takes full advantage. ah, i am told me or lady ball, welcome to the program. we began with the war in ukraine where the country's military is now mounting a counter offensive in the southern house on region, which fell to russian forces early in the invasion. president, validate as the landscape has vowed to take back the region and says his troops are advancing, step by step. but the ukrainians are still outgunned by russian forces and urgently need more advanced weapons from the west. and if they do succeed at could give them momentum to make further gains. the ravages of war have left this village uninhabited, except for a few stray pets and these ukrainian fighters as t

in april a group visited the vatican where pope francis apologized for, quote, deplorable abuses by somen the catholic church. pope francis is expected to apologize one more time as he meets with members of the indigenous community for the first five days. that is expected tomorrow. jericka? >> thank you, chris. >>> straight ahead, controversy over the fund for victims of terrorism. who is getting the money? most bladder leak pads were similar. until always discreet invented a pad that protects differently. with two rapiddry layers. for strong protection, that's always discreet. question your protection. try always discreet. [sfx: stomach gurgling] it's nothing... sounds like something. ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, ♪ ♪ upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪ pepto bismol coats and soothes for fast relief... when you need it most. >>> congress created a fund seven years ago to compensate vic victims. we have the story. >> how many pieces of glass have been removed over the years? >> probably 30 or 40. >> reporter: 77-year-old bob essington recalls april 18th, 1983, as the day terror

. >>> and pope francis has traveled to canada, where he's expected to apologize to indigenous groups for generations of traumas. >>> and why this could be the most consequential week of the summer for wall street investors. let's get started. etteth "early today" starts ri now. >> good morning. >>> the yosemite fire national park fire has skploesed. it's burned over 13,000 acres as high temperatures, wind, and dry conditions help fuel the flames. the blaze is now the largest in the state, and the plumes of smoke are so massive they can be seen from the international space station. governor newsom declared an emergency and more than 6,000 residents have been forced to evacuate at least six structures totaled and five damaged so far. >> more than 2,000 firefighters are fighting the raging inferno, but so far the massive fire is zero percent contained and a massive heatwave across the country is not only making it harder to contain those wildfires, they're proving to be a threat of their own. we have more on these dangerous temperatures. >> reporter: the nation's wheatlong heatwave scor

after the war francis barlow of the second. oh, this is a quote after the war union soldier frank wilkerson commented quote. it is true major general francis barlow of the second corps commanded the universal respect of the enlisted men. we knew the fighting generals and we respected them. we knew the cowers and despised them. i'm sorry. i have a fly that's been crawling all over my hands. so i'm a little bit distracted here. thank you peter. did you send that? the 11th corps followed general joe hooker now head of the aop as he began his campaign to defeat lee's army in may of 1863 just before the battle of chancellorsville, virginia barlow's brigade was detached from harlow and sent to assist sickles third corps. thus he was blissfully absent when and made his famous flank attack sending the men of the 11th corps into panic retreat resulting in another loss to lee's army. barlow and his brigades saw some action and acquitted themselves very well and and he was most alarmed to read that the northern newspapers cast blame over

susan: in the war of 1812, was francis scott key a soldier?- a civilian or had he enlisted as a soldier? mark: he was a quartermaster in the militia defending georgetown and then in a battle one month before the attack on fort mchenry when british troops marched almost unopposed into washington dc and desecrated the federal buildings of the city, burning the capital and the president's home and the navy yard's and patent office, he was running messages back and forth between commanders. so he was considered an upper-class gentleman in the city of georgetown and have certain privileges and rights thereof. he was opposed to the war of 1812 but when british troops were threatening his town and family, he volunteered to fight in the war. but his total service was probably just a couple of weeks. not a major or important military figure and that is one reason why he was expendable and and he was able -- they were able to send him on this mission to rescue or help negotiate the release of dr. william banks who had been captured after the battle of w

not listen to him francis, smoked. this is the other extreme. this is a bad end.sometimes it seems to me that he has too many obvious vices right, and this is also suspicious, and i don't have a threshold. let's go gift thank you thank you, goodbye. the general did everything but us. we have become the most complaisant people on the entire continent, the quietest and most cowardly revolution is made up of ups and downs, my friend now means. this is the end. overcome the revolution can only be dead and worthy of respect, only they saved fidelity, if death is evidence, and let's say i want not to die. i started by being a pilot who saw death in many forms. beautiful attractive, but no more. revolutionary revolver this is your hidden threshold of the nedict marie did you understand anything of what the lieutenant said about hidden and obvious vices? do you know what is there? secretly from you i dye my hair, this is my hidden threshold. the fact that i'm losing faith is also. and the fact that i get tired before lunch. i evolve legs and arms. it 's already obvious. s

pope francis arriving in canada to apologize to its indigenous peoples. three survivors meeting the pope at the airport. representing the thousands who were abused at catholic run residential schools sanctioned by the government francis will visit the site of this former residential school what is it like to be back here? where i met debora josephine smalls smalls went to the school >> there's a lot of little spirits in this building >> do you all feel them >> you feel it, and you walk lightly >> reporter: events that never left smalls or her ancestors, represented by the empty chair. >> my hearing was totally destroyed by my grade five teacher. i was sexually molested here by a priest received a reparation payment from the government but is not healed the pope is coming to say he's sorry is that enough >> for me, it probably would have meant more to the people that are not here you know, because they're the ones that suffered more than like than i did. >> reporter: 150,000 indigenous children were forced to attend the schools over a century. 6,000 died t

evil, that this is not a metaphor, i cannot help but ask you about the words of the pope of rome francis, who said that he does not support president putin, but refused to talk about good and evil in the context of russia's war against ukraine, and i am quoting pope francis, he said here in this war there is no metaphysical good and evil, there is something global with elements that very intertwined i'm just against reducing the complexity to the difference between good and bad without thinking about the roots and interests which are very complex how did you take these words uh i mean how did you take the words uh of pope francis m well you put me in it is not an easy situation, and i will even try to be as sincere as possible. i think the more the pope gets closer to the circumstances in ukraine, the better he will be able to describe them. with the state in the state by the states in the state secret. so it's one thing to look at the faraway and read about it, and it's another thing to come to bucha to irpin and be in kyiv to see our uh-uh wounded, the printer how uh-huh then the uh-hu

pope francis has apologized for people inflicted in residential schools.e than 150,000 indigenous children were sent and many suffered physical, mental and sexual abuse. over 92% have backed the new constitution in tunisia giving the president greater powers as his opponents boycotted the referendum. there has been widespread international condemnation after myanmar executed democracy activists. the west is saying there can be no business as usual. now to the u.s. were firefighters in texas are struggling to contain wildfires. aerial footage shows dozens of homes a light with crews trying to doubt flames. several glazes have been burning. officials say 21 homes were destroyed. california's largest wild are this year is spreading fast. the oak fire is burning through an area half the size of powers. thousands of people have to move their homes. reporter: the destructive wildfire is burning everything. thousands of firefighters on the ground. the flames are spreading fast. he does not want to go. >> i feel like we have to do what we can to have a chance. rep

francis himself became leader of the roman catholic church . after his predecessor, pope benedict announced his resignation in 2013, due to declining health. the 85 year old pontiff was speaking to journalists on the return flight from his trip to canada, where he was often seen using a wheelchair. here's what frances had to say. no, so no. okay, well, i don't think i can continue taking trips mother with the same rhythm as before, is good. ok, i mean, i think at my age and with these limitations they will, i have to pace myself a bill. but in order to be able to serve the church well on friday or i will consider the possibility of stepping aside. farm is up out of thin off. for more insight, i'm joined now by d. w. religious affairs analyst on martin gac barton, could we be seeing a new normal here as popes like the rest of us live longer? i think the resignation of oh, benedict pretty much said the standard to some degree because it's no longer the case that we look at the above us you're, we're actually so you data to look at the policy, you

francis told reporters he has been feeling the strain. no, so no. okay. i don't think i can continue taking trips with the, with the same rhythm as before, is good. ok. i mean, i think at my age and with these limitations they will, i have to pace myself a bit. but in order to be able to serve the church well on friday or i will consider the possibility of stepping aside. and o d, w religious affairs corresponded martin gag, told me earlier that for quite some time now the church leadership has been moving away from the idea of a lifetime. pope. i think the resignation of benedict pretty much said the standard to some degree because it's no longer the case that we look at the office. you're we're at least only data to look at a lifetime appointment. this was the case, but it was not always the case, although it was rare, but nonetheless, it's clear that these vatican has been floating this idea no for quite a while. the pope himself has spoken about it. so we think that yes, we should consider that in fact, the shape of up as he has shifted is something t

francis, i've got to get this in the record, too.he fact finders say, hey, you, francis malify wanted $1 million and upped that very soon thereafter. is this a money play is my question? >> from day one it was about correcting the record. it was about them clearing his name and putting him back in the classroom. they refused to do that. they refused to do that today because they're too bent on their ideology and not respecting the first amendment, which values difference of opinion, which values freedom of speech. if the board could appreciate blm protests, then so too can they appreciate conservative protests or conservative gatherings. you know, what we have here is a left-leaning board that's lost their balance. the school district and the school is a government entity. it cannot adopt one political view to the exclusion of another. just because you're a white christian conservative male does not mean you get to be politically assassinated by the school or the government. it's unlawful. it's illegal. >> i have to wrap it up. i hav

. >>> today pope francis made a historic apology in canada for the catholic church's role in forcing native children from their homes to try to strip them of the culture. and it dates back to the 1800s and the 1990s. chris livesay has that story. >> reporter: pope francis appeared before thousands of indigenous people, including survivors of canada's residential christian schools. speaking in spanish, he told them this was a disastrous error incompatible with the doctrine of jesus christ. and he went on to ask their forgiveness for the evil committed by so many christians. more than 150,000 native children were forcibly taken from families to attend residential schools designed to wipe out their cultural traditions and language. the canadian government said the schools were rampant with physical and sexual abuse and thousands are believed to have never made it home. the ceremony began with a sacred drum song and dance for healing. volunteers moved through the audience carrying a long banner with victims' names. for some, the pope francis's visit is a sftep toward healing >> we wish t

francis has already acknowledged the churches shocking indifference to indigenous life and culture at schools where the church was once contracted to teach and nurture. first nations children. many like bruce cut, knife or taken from their parents, taken from their traditions and language, cut knife now lives outside edmonton, a 100 kilometers up the road from where his school once stood. and the majority of us didn't speak english. and we didn't understand teacher. and sometimes we didn't respond properly for which you would be slapped to the face. much worse, residential schools contracted to the catholic churches were sometimes home to sexual predators in the guise of clergy or staff. earlier this year at the vatican, pope francis invited members of canada as cree nation for an audience. below bereavement leave and open for the deplorable behavior of those members of the catholic church. i ask forgiveness from god. and i would like to tell you from the bottom of my heart, that i am very pained when i joined my brother bishops from canada, in apologizing to you. now indigenous peopl

pope francis says health problems are likely to force him to travel less frequently and he may even haveo retire. translation: with all honesty, it's not a catastrophe. _ translation: with all honesty, it's not a catastrophe. you - translation: with all honesty, it's not a catastrophe. you can . it's not a catastrophe. you can change your pope, it's not a problem. one lucky ticket—holder in illinois wins almost $1.3 billion on the mega—millions jackpot. and, england stand on the brink of women's football history, as they take on germany in the european championship final at wembley. hello and welcome to bbc news. the us state of kentucky has been hit by its worst floods for decades, killing at least 25 people. hundreds of homes and businesses have been flooded, in the east of the state, president biden declared it "a major disaster." the record flooding wiped out entire communities in some of the poorest places in america, and the governor has warned it could take weeks to find the victims. our north america correspondent, peter bowes reports. flowing water, powerful enough to sweep away

well, it’s obvious that i want to somehow become an original pope francis.thing well or is it possible that he is doing it for some reason? as they say in latin, jesus is spiced with the ternite , so that is, from the standpoint of eternity, he is certainly possible that he does some things that we cannot see now in our pain in our war, is it possible that the pope really is, as they accuse him of being infantile, insufficiently intellectual, ready for his to to this to of his role, does he really remain a bit of a romantic and a left-winger, so to speak, and in quotation marks, when he was young, he was definitely like that, what is your opinion , is everything okay with dad? i think that everything is okay , in any case, he was asked at the last interview which he gave a journalist's question, are they not aware of his terrible illness, he said humorously that he was not informed about it, you know, the pope is doing what he can. let's put it this way, and when we expect him to do something like we can't immediately start criticizing him. well, each of us

francis told reporters he has been feeling the strain. oh no, great. okay, boy, don't think i can continue taking trips mother with the same rhythm as before. it it is okay. i let me at the, i think at my age and with these limitations and they will, i have to pace myself a bill. but in order to be able to serve the church, oh yeah, godaddy or i will consider the possibility of stepping aside. farm is up out. they know you're watching d. w news up next a d, w documentary on child trafficking, the gangs who trade in people. that's it, from me, a michael oke, who from me in the entire news team here in berlin. thanks for spending this part of your day with us and will be bringing you more news at the beginning of the next hour. stated ah, linda, blue. what people have to say matters to us.

pope francis yesterday announced that there would be a serious investigation.ld entail. however, there's a lot that needs to be investigated. the individuals who perpetuated crimes against children, those who are still living. they need to be extradited to canada to be tried for their crimes. that's a part of justice that has to happen. we have a lot of investigating in the grounds residential schools were on to find all of our children who were buried in these unmarked graves. there's a lot of these investigation pieces that need to continue to move forward. and so we're looking forward to finding out more about that. >> well, an important and historic first step from the pope and hopefully a big step forward to closure for the community. cassidy caron, thank you so much. >>> and thank you so much for watching. "inside politics" is up next after this quick break. your hom, herere's a pool party. look what i brbrought! liberty mutual! they customize your home insurance... so you o only pay for what you need! ♪young people having a good time with insurance.♪ ♪yo

why do you think put francis decided to do it now? i think really largely the finding of unmarked graves last summer here in canada that really garnered international media attention as well as i think our survivors who actually visited the pope in the spring and begged him actually really to come to canada and give the apology on canadian soil rather than at the vatican. i think those are the 2 main causes that really force that today in 2022, but back in 2015. actually the truth and reconciliation call to action. there is 94 that canadians were supposed to follow and actually number 15 was for the poke to actually come to can the in soil and apologize to really trying to fill one of the wishes from thousands of survivors that participated in that process. jackson, looking past the catholic church to canada itself in terms of truth and reconciliation. do indigenous communities feel there has been enough truth to move toward complete reconciliation with the past. yeah, i think that's a very difficult conversation really depends on wha

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well, like some people thought he was kind of arrogant including francis perkins. who was the lobbyist in those days back in that time. she lobbied for the consumers league after the famous triangle shirtwaist fire and she thought, you know, he's a tall guy. he's got those pinched glasses and he sort of like looks like he's looking down his nose action. he's saying yes. yes, i understand and she never knew you know, whether he really supported the bills that she was pushing. in this short time. i'm going to focus mostly on albany, but you probably know this story. you know, we went to the assistant secretary of the navy underwood woodrow wilson, and then he was the democratic vice presidential candidate in 1920 at the age of 38 his career seemed destined. to go to the white house or to be a candidate for president. so i we keep that in mind we think of them as the most successful president of all time elected four times the shoe in he was wealthy. his name was roosevelt his his cousin was teddy. his wife was eleanor who was teddy was her aunt as you know, but then

susan: in the war of 1812, was francis scott key a soldier?ark: he was a quartermaster in the militia defending georgetown and then in a battle one month before the attack on fort mchenry when british troops marched almost unopposed into washington dc and desecrated the federal buildings of the city, burned the capital and the president's home and the navy yard's and patent office, he was running messages back and forth between commanders. so he was considered an upper-class gentleman in georgetown and have certain privileges. he was opposed to the war of 1812 but when british troops were threatening his town and family, he volunteered to fight in the war. but his total service was probably just a couple of weeks. not a major or important military figure and that is one reason why he was expendable and was sent on the mission to help negotiate the release of dr. william banks who had been captured after the battle of washington and that is what brought keith to baltimore to witness the attack on fort mchenry. susan: how did he find himself on

francis ford coppola. he's the — he's the beginning of the end of it all.ning, they were trying to fire him during the first couple of weeks of work. and i was aware, and i guess others were — and i'd gained a lot of respect for him. it was his vision from a to z and they tried to have a standby director, to fire him, in case they fired him, then this guy would take over. but it was coppola's vision and his film—making and his casting that made it all work, i mean, for me — for everybody. the inspiration for the godfather came partly from the bestseller of the same name by american author mario puzo, published three years before the film's release. in an interview decades ago, coppola, who ultimately worked with puzo on the godfather screenplay, revealed he didn't have much initial enthusiasm for the project. anyone who remembers the original godfather book, it had a lot of sleazy aspects to it that, of course, were cut out for the movie and i didn't like it very much for those reasons and i was very frightened of getting once again co—opted into another pr

pope francis has described the visit as a "trip of penance".he us considers declaring a climate emergency as firefighers in california warn that hot weather is hampering their efforts to contain a huge wildfire before it reaches yosemite national park. the blaze has already forced more than 6,000 people from their homes since it began on friday. russia's foreign minister, sergei lavrov, has dismissed claims that his country has caused the global food crisis. moscow is facing widespread criticism for firing missiles at the ukrainian port of 0desa on saturday, jeopardising a deal to allow grain to leave the city. now on bbc news: life at 50 degrees: the town that burnt down in a day. when i was growing up, my grandmother used to tell me that we lived here forever. there's this collective conscious knowledge that is handed down from generation to generation. what you do to the land, you do to yourselves. that is how i was raised. but since a child i have seen changes in ecosystems, i've seen less water, i've seen the trees struggling with drought

and pope francis has said he may need to consider stepping down and would do so, if his health meant could not serve in the way he should. england's women train ahead of the biggest football match of their careers — preparing to take on germany in tomorrow night's euros final. and at the commonwealth games, england'sjohnboy smith wins the wheelchair marathon. we'll have all the latest live from birmingham. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news channel. we start with breaking news — in the past few minutes, lincolnshire police have confirmed they've arrested a 22—year—old man on suspicion of murder, following the death of nine—year—old lilia valutyte in boston. we'll be hearing from officers shortly. they from officers shortly. will be holding a press conference they will be holding a press conference where we'll be getting more details about the investigation and the arrest, following the death of lilia valutyte. this is what we are waiting for, this is where the officers should appear. earlier, the force had been circulating photographs of a man that officers want to speak to i

anne thompson is there. >> reporter: on the canadian prairie, powerful words from pope francis.m sorry. i ask forgiveness. francis applauded as he spoke near a former residential school where indigenous children were abused, forced by the government to attend, the children stripped i have their cultures and identities. policies the pope called catastrophic. what's it like to be back here? >> the memories. there's a lot of little spirits. >> reporter: this woman went to the school the pope visited. the gymnasium is all that remains. >> there was a lot of abuse. >> reporter: she was physically and sexually abused at the school. this other women are daughters of abuse victims. the pope praying today at the graves of some 6,000 children who died. >> our people have called for the releasing of the records and also the repatriation of the babies. bring them home. >> reporter: ancestors to be remembered, even in our interview. why is that chair here? >> for the ones that can't be here. for the ones that suffered the most, that still to this day cannot talk about it. >> reporter: franci

and pope francis visits candidate is expected to deliver a landmark apology to indigenous peoples for abuses at schools run by the catholic church. ah, i've been for solon welcome, an international outcry after me and mass military government executed for political prisoners. there included a prominent lawmaker and a well known democracy activist, the men challenged last is military cook. among those killed were peal, julia tore a member of the elective ruling party, and the veteran activists told me you better known as called jimmy. the military accused the 4 of being involved in terrorist killings, the united nations and united states condemned the executions. many more political prisoners facing similar charges since the news, a journalist with berman news international. what more can you tell us about these 4 men of the circumstances surrounding their executions? yes, this is the kitchen is ab, not legally dent. they made a t. honda use legal as dab a rule of law as it is used to killed the pro democracy at avis and that they are simply standing for the people obama. so that the p

francis ford coppola. he's the — he's the beginning of the end of it all.ey were trying to fire him during the first couple of weeks of work. and i was aware, and i guess others were — and i'd gained a lot of respect for him. it was his vision from a to z and they tried to have a standby director, to fire him, in case they fired him, then this guy would take over. but it was coppola's vision and his film—making and his casting that made it all work, i mean, for me — for everybody. the inspiration for the godfather came partly from the bestseller of the same name by american author mario puzo, published three years before the film's release. in an interview decades ago, coppola, who ultimately worked with puzo on the godfather screenplay, revealed he didn't have much initial enthusiasm for the project. anyone who remembers the original godfather book, it had a lot of sleazy aspects to it that, of course, were cut out for the movie and i didn't like it very much for those reasons and i was very frightened of getting once again co—opted into another project, l

it's not a problem. 0ur religion editor, aleem maqbool, was on the plane with pope francis.he pope. this is where diplomatic visitors come and go. and we are all exhausted, it turns out the pope is as well. he said it was a very intense trip for him. he talked about the fact that perhaps now he might need to save himself a little in order to continue serving the church, or he might have to think of retiring. he told that to us journalists on the plane from his wheelchair. he has been in a wheelchair for a lot of this trip because of ongoing issues with his knees. although he has previously dismissed all the speculation that there has been about an much more serious life threatening illness. but he said it was not taboo for a pope to step down, and that was a door he said that was open to him though not a door he had knocked on as yet. although he did say, that was not to say that in a couple of days' time he would not do just that and consider retiring. but he has stressed that, for the moment, he intends to continue his duties. he does, for example, still want to make a tri