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someplace away now we know the truth it happened everywhere oh i'm joined tonight on the phone by robert hodesand he is the founder of road to recovery a support organization for survivors of sexual abuse he is himself a survivor of abuse and a former priest mr hudson it's good to have you on the day i want to thank you for agreeing to join us tonight and for talking with us i know this can't be easy for for you you were at the press conference in harrisburg pennsylvania when the attorney general announced the report were you surprised by anything inside this report. unfortunately brant i wasn't very surprised that i have been dealing with these kinds of accusations and allegations for decades. we've attempted to alert the church to these i was ordained by cardinal mccarrick who recently was removed from ministry we all knew that carter mccarrick and i had a background in sexual abuse and we've been trying to send out the criterion clear about this for decades and it has really landed on deaf ears the the report details cases of priests grooming their victims from were sexual abuse how did thi

are among the thousands hoded backlass today.tin finch is showing us som students that will weome students at van croft elementary school. >> reporter: tt's right, tens of thousands of students, here at bancroft is coming back to sc ol, joined by principal arthur moloff. >> so excited here in the mount pleasant community. it's a state-of-the-art building with beautiful pieces of art, amazing gymnasium behind us. >> eye catching when you walk in. >> ohi of the firsts you notice. >> also the murals here, you're see ng these murals are beautiful to look at, but have a messle about the schoo and the community. >> it's bilingual, in english and spanish. we or a dual language immersion school. this mural and the one over here shows aten least s different languages spoken by students and their familie at bancroft. >> looking to the left, studes ll see their art on the wall. it's going to be here for a long time. >> it's going to be here for the duration of the building. one thing that is important tor gnize about these tiles is that it

price of sheep many say they can't afford to buy a lamb to slaughter for the holiday shopping while hodeshas more from tripoli. it is lamb season in libya like all the muslim countries. mr feldman hurries to guarantee one for his family. his making sure it is old enough to secure finds during the holiday. he says it used to be affordable to buy a sheep that weighs forty kilogram but now prices are very hotly. it took us months to save the land price in fact many people can't even afford to buy one this year is worse than the previous years banks are struggling with a shortage of currency and people queue up for long hours to cash their deal a cherry's some limb traders are even accepting checks and credit cards but they often charge a high interest trades sheep markets are everywhere in libya these days but yet the prices are very high and average land here is valued at around seven hundred dollars that's largely because during the last three years the libyan d.n.r. has lost much of its value. oil exports are the backbone of libya's income but fighting in the east has led to the blockade