in francis harding's novel a skinful 0f suspicion, by turmoil.s novel a skinful of shadows we are led into that dark maze by a young girl who carries a special burden, spirits, ghosts who have taken refuge inside her. this is historical fantasy on a grand scale, a child flees persecution, she gathers a crew of protectors and cou nters gathers a crew of protectors and counters donaghy encounters a strange debonair and deals with a fear that we can all too well imagine. welcome. let's start with that time in england in the 17th century in the civil war because it's at the heart of the book, the turmoil, you are obviously drawn to it, it obviously excites you. very much so, i'm fascinated by historical time periods that are times of aftermath 01’ periods that are times of aftermath or transition for revolution. whether it is a literal revolution like this particular time period or a revolution of the mind, cultural say —— shaking up of everything. in the case of the civil war it was all of those things. a lot of people at the time felt the entire wo

to have to watch an orange create that a school bombers all fly less primal trees francis you know it's it's very hard for us in the state to take us. on both sides the pos is ever present. three centuries ago. time has not been. officially the conflict in. many of the. famous big trees over the six hundred sixty ninety. eight symbols chiefly irish flags go up in. the pub. market. street. scottish. not from a foreign country. the symbolism doesn't always take the form of flag waving some of the writing on the walls that have divided northern ireland have been raised beyond propaganda to an art form with its roots in another country. conflict i was asking us about five years ago by the locals i was. well into the peace process i think what they were trying to say was to let future generations know the individual the characters because i remember watching funerals of palestinian young people killed in the west bank and at the funerals of a kerry packer's of these people and i thought i would like to know who that person is what they represent why did they do this such a young. and i think it's also tran

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hard. as ever, civilians are paying the price. pope francis starts a trip to south america on monday.hese staunchly catholic countries by sexual abuse scandals. pope francis will arrive in the chilean capital santiago for the first leg of the trip before moving north to peru on thursday. but he won‘t be visiting his home country of argentina, as andrew plant reports. in the hours before the pope‘s arrival, chile has been making sure the streets are secure. over the past week, several churches have been attacked here, three in the capital, damaged by fire bombs with messages left behind, threatening the pope‘s safety and saying the money spent on his visit could be better used on helping the poor. translation: it's a great blessing that the pope is coming to chile. i‘m argentine. unfortunately for argentina, he still hasn‘t come, but everyone‘s hoping that the pope comes to them. pope francis on sunday in vatican basilica, presiding over mass on the world day for migrants and refugees, a topic on which he has frequently focused. the very first latin american pope will arrive in chile o

hard ranier tonigh that's in about eight minutes. cold. the ho these people this w a live look over san franci impact senato dianne feinstein said by the trump administratio the chronicle quoting a source ice agents are planning to in the coming weeks. if this report is true, it would they said california better hold on tight. activi protesting in action area. >> those who were questioning his personal physician announced he is not only physically fit, we go live to san francisco with more on the president's health >> absolutely. it's a 10-minute exam that proble the pr passed with flying colors accord to the white house shape. >> in summary, the president's >> worry questions swirling fury where aides questioned his evalua >> the president is very sharp >> the mental exam starts with a test including asking them to and the subject must repeat red. >> facvelvet, daisy, church, red. >> she got it. they ask you to repeat a series >> 2, 1, 8, 5, 4. >> and backwards. >> 4, 5, 8, 1, 2? >> congratulations. >> right again. the test asked what is >> what is the relationshi >> they both -- transp score

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impact only have an impact on israel it's unlikely because of the hard line position they take him on card al-jazeera gaza city. pope francisis leaving a final mass in lima as is to our south america to an end to a million people are at the service at the last airbase in tunis capital ahead of the mass local bishops. after he accused victims of the sex abuse scandal of slandering a ship because they say. the crime mariana sanchez has been following the pope's visit and she joins us from lima so mariana it's been the pope's most controversial visit i think it's fair to say well what's been the far dicked on how it went. well judy if indeed it's been a controversial trip in many ways for the polls. there have been a lot of strong voices opposing the vatican and of the position on the sex scandals that have happened. however the pope. has had more of a very political speech here in. condemning things like like the. like famous science and crime and he's spoken against the environmentalists disaster in the jungle and he's been very very strong talking about corruption the corruption of politicians including talking about the co

really budge from his hard-line position when it comes to brexit, but hee was extending the arm of friendship and theresa may was taken this, clearly. brent: thank you very much. pope francisade history by carrying out the first table airborne wedding. francis is on the visit to chillchile -- to chile. the ceremony was not prearranged and took place after he offered to marry two flight attendants who already married in a civil ceremony here i. >> pope francis departed on a short flight to the >> a. little did the want to know he would soon be making history. at the center of it all, two flight attendants, and passing they mentioned to francis that they were a couple married in a civil ceremony. >> then suddenly he asked us if we had a church wedding, too. i said we couldn't, the date we were supposed to get married there was an earthquakake. >> it was february 272010. >> he liked us and he asked do you want me to marry you? >> he said are you sure. absolutely. >> the ceremony was captured in a few photos. the happy couple was clearly on cloud nine. >> it is such tremendous emotion. we are very happy. >> never before has a pope married someone on the plane. >> the couple al

harding. >> you're pretty, but you ain't her. >> front-runner francis mcdorman, sally hawkins, lady bird's sersha ronan. >> do you have the papers? >> and meryl streep breaking her own record by grabbing her 21st nomination. >> oh, gosh. oh, gosh, because you know the position that would put me in. >> you cannot reason with a tiger! >> as for best actor, darkest hour's gary oldman is sweeping up awards for his portrayal of winston churchill. he's up against denzel washington and a couple of new faces, call me by your name, timothy shalamay and get out daniel kalaua. >> james franco who is recently accused of sexual miss conduct, he denies the allegations but in the wake of the me too movement, the claims may have impacted oscar voters. >> i have no money to spare. >> in the supporting acting categories, christopher plumber was recognized for his last-minute performance reshooting kevin spacey scenes in all the money in the world and a few first-time nominees including sam rock well, mary j. blige and allison janney who told me this about the possibility of winning an oscar. >> it makes me want to

hard to believe that he is 93 years old. the church has nearly 60 million members worldwide. >>> pope francis is an chile today and started his visit by apologizing for the priest to have abused children. our reporter has more on the pope's apology. >> reporter: i feel bound to express my pain and shame caused to children by church members. >> reporter: words of remorse and apology by pope francis begging for forgiveness for the sins of the churches past. >> we make every effort to support the victims even as we commit ourselves to ensure that such things do not happen again.>> reporter: pope francis open his visit to chile and peru by diving head first into the sex abuse scandal that plagues the catholic church credibility.>> we have faced diversity and we have solidarity in the face of difficulty.>> reporter: he is trying to inject confidence in the two staunchly catholic countries. >> the fact that he chose us, to come to our country, it is a big deal.>> reporter: but protests are popping up across the country with many fearing the church has lost touch with the people. >> we feel we were let down by the roman catholic chu

of it deter today's move here you can tweet me directly at leo harding age or use or hash tag aging is good thank you once again but francis wrapping up his troubled visit to chile right now his presence caused tension in the out of kenya region which is that the center of a long running land runs dispute between the government and the local indigenous groups several churches have been firebombed in fact over the past week the scene newman is on latin america editor she has the latest from something. pope francis's last stop in chile is perhaps his most political he is in the northern desert city of tikrit which is home to huge numbers of immigrants from the rue and bolivia as well as from colombia and even from haiti and immigration is the main theme of his last homily he said that christians needed to keep their doors open to those who are forced to flee their homes clearly this is a message that is earmarked beyond chile's borders especially on this week when the issue of building walls to keep immigrants out is on the front pages once again this has been a difficult trip for pope francis in this country this is the wor

pope francis has met peru's president petro publicans in skis he wraps up a south american tour earlier he called for the protection of indigenous people while visiting the hard to produce amazon forest the popes condemn the exploitation of timber gas and gold in the area he said native put of humans have never been more threatened and urged the government to recognize the culture. mario sanchez has this update from lima. where the pope visited one of the most devastated areas in the planet's it's a region in the amazon in the southern region of the mother the else in southern paid to a region where gold miners have devastated this area by doing gold mining in this area but the the pope who it was also very critical not only of gold miners but he said that larger interests meaning companies are contributing to the devastation of a area of the environment that he said large interests want to lay their hands on and gas on petroleum is for gold and he said he urged these communities to protect the environment and he also condemned it that is illegal gold mining is contributing to the human trafficking in the in that area is there are thousands of girls that are

hard pass on the buzz cut. >>> let's keep it moving to "the daly click." pope francis wrapping up a week-long trip in chile.told him that their wedding had been delay delayed. the pope took action mid flight. pope francis didn't stop there. in a procession, he noticed that a police officer was thrown from her horse. what does he do? he gets out and brings the convoy to a stop. he goes over and comforts the officer until the ambulance arrives. no serious injuries reported. that's your "pop start" and "daly click" today. >>> al, what have you got? >> huge fan. you know what today is? >> what? >> three weeks until opening ceremonies. >> huge fan. >> pyeongchang, baby. right now, we look at what's going on. we got some clouds not much in the way in snow. 23 there, currently. that's right. pardon? >> you're doing the pyeongchang forecast. >> 36 degrees in seoul. you look right now, not a lot of snow. only about an inch of snow. a little more in the mountains. we're going to be watching that. look at the next ten days. the ten-day forecast and you can see to get some snow on january 22nd. look how cold it will be

hard pass on the buzz cut. >> let's keep it to the daily click. pope francis wrapping up a week in chile.ight attendants told them they're wedding has been delayed due an earthquake, so the pope took immediate action mid-flight. pope francis didn't stop there. while in the middle of the procession he noticed that a police officer was thrown from her horse. so what does the pope do, guys? he brings the whole convoy to the stop and goes over to comfort the officer until the ambulance arrives. stays with her. isn't that nice? thankfully, no serious injuries reported. that's the pop star daily click today. >> al, what you got? >> that's right, huge fan. >> you know what today is. >> what? >> three weeks to the opening ceremony. pyeongchang, baby. right now we look at what's going on there. we've got some clouds. not much in the way of snow. in fact they're a little short on snow right now. 36 degrees in seoul, and you look right now not a lot of snow. only an inch of snow. a little bit more in the mountains, but we're going to be watching that. look at the ten day forecast you can see they ge

hard for our daca members of our community and other immigrants. and then on the 13th, we are up against or looking forward to the fifth anniversary of pope francis' election and we have a remarkable evening on the 13th at georgetown. we have father antonio spadaro, one of the pope's closest confidants, the editor of sort of the eyes and ears of the pope coming to talk about his global vision. then we have kirsten powers of cnn, greg irwinson from catholic news service and then an amazing nun, sister norma pimento, who works on the border between the u.s. and mexico. the pope's favorite nun. talk about what has been the message, what has been the impacts, what's incomplete about pope francis' leadership and what are the challenges for the future. so we hope you will join us. we think, my sense is that what we are offering together is a different vision. it lifts people up from the bottom. it's a vision that says we can move forward together, that we can be principled and civil. we can argue and come to agreement. that's why we're working with the democracy fund. that's why we're pleased to have these members of congress join us. that's why we are