ruling liberal party also in the ring is the treasurer scott morrison and the foreign minister julie bishop she's been the deputy liberal leader for more than a decade this is now the first time that she is putting her hand up to run for the top job so we're expecting that once that meeting gets underway the vote should not actually take too long and perhaps within the next hour we should know who has been selected by the ruling liberal party to be sworn in as the next prime minister of australia kathy can you tell us about the public feeling in australia about this it is this curious situation they find themselves in again where very are not choosing their own leader it is as they like to call it beverley to ship spilled. indeed well the system here is that the public when it goes to a general election elects the party not the prime minister and it's the party that actually appoints a leader to the top job but this sort of leadership challenge has become all too common you'd say according to most australians here in this country and you have to go back to the year two thousand and seven wh

, and julie bishop have nominated themselves. t round. this is a battle for the leadership of the party as well as for prime minister of australia. it is also a battle for the heart of the liberal party itself in australia. haidi: yeah. it's very interesting. one, from the point that that vote was very close, as it turned out. the chaos and drama in the party room, 40 liberal lawmakers did not want a change of leadership. the others -- a race between scott morrison and the treasurer, and peter dutton, two very different candidates if you look at the factions within the party. look.get a your initial thoughts on how this has played out so far. i'm assuming you've had the latest news fed through to you. >> thanks for having me on the show. it's a moving feast at the moment, and we still don't know what the situation is. we will find out with bated breath. it has been shambles, really. we have not had a prime minister since 2004 in australia who has sat a full term of office. 2004, thetion since incumbent prime minister has not seen

i think that is an important distinction and what is interesting, actually, julie bishop, the deputyhe previous deputy prime minister, the previous deputy prime minister, the previous deputy prime minister was expected to do better than she did. that has caused quite a surprise. he did in his speech praised julie bishop a lot and talked about her loyalty and commitment to politics in australia. she has been a very popular leader. she has been a very popular leader. she is foreign minister but former deputy prime minister but she did not get thejob, deputy prime minister but she did not get the job, despite her efforts and many people would say she would be the most popular candidate for the general election, there is one coming up in the middle of next year and could come even earlier because of all this wrangling. it is unlikely we will get to the middle of next year without an election being pulled forward. scott morrison does represent a sort of continuity. he was the continuity candidate. the australian dollar actually announced, after falling heavily yesterday in anticipation of

there were three names in the frame there was peter doesn't know you see on screen there was also julie bishop the foreign minister and scott morrison who according to reports has been voted in by his own party forty five to forty he is expected to be sworn in this afternoon according to channel nine in australia who are reporting this news now there is scott morrison so once again on a straight in prime minister does not last their full term in this case that's malcolm turnbull who is voted out by his own party and replaced it seems by scott morrison the treasurer it's a surprise decision i think for most people certainly given peter doesn't it was the man in the frame earlier this week that news just coming out of camber of the australian capital we're waiting for an official announcement in fact the cameras i gathering there at the moment at the parliament and we will be live as soon as we have that official word i'm come all santamaria thanks for staying with us darren jordan's with you next. on the streets of greece anti immigrant violence is on the rise you have to go. and increasingly m

julie bishop's position is interesting.he most popular of the candidates with the australian public but she finished third out of three and some messages lea ked third out of three and some messages leaked over the weekend that purport to be from different ministers, suggest actually they were using her asa suggest actually they were using her as a way to try to eliminate one of the others so perhaps she is sort of fed up with the murky business of canberra and decided she does not wa nt to canberra and decided she does not want to be in the cabinet. who knows? may be a move to the backbenchers before coming back. he would not rule anything out these days. the vatican says more than 300,000 people attended an open air mass led by pope francis, on the second day of his visit to ireland. addressing worshippers he begged for forgiveness from god, for what he called the "open wound" of sexual and institutional abuse uncovered in the church. our religion editor, martin bashir, reports. at a shrine where 15 people believed they w

julie bishop didn't make the the first round of the ballot and she she had to withdraw after the first round and left it between scott morrison and peter dunne and scott morrison won the day about forty five votes to forty a lot of big margin you have to say it isn't a slim margin of course or yeah it is the margin what can you tell us about our scott morrison australia's new prime minister where does he want to take the country. well in many ways it's very similar to scott to a good turn what is greater sense that they they share the same sort of political thinking they're much the same on climate change and energy policy well they are. more isn't done to support dark immigration in australia and that's quite a political quite a controversial issue here but they're much the same sort of people in many ways there though there were close confidants in power in this treasurer and you know term as prime minister and in many ways we might well have see the much the same as before and that will anger the right wing of the liberal party who've been trying to. turn a lot of artists today ok w

with also be two other candidates the treasurer scott lawson and possibly the foreign minister julie bishop so it's all open a little bit very very undecided about exactly what's going to happen but humans are likely to be interesting to it is at least ok roger what prompted all of this what was there a galvanizing issue. well the the brightest has been on the outer if you like in the past few months now he's pulling through magically in the opinion polls and so has his party the liberal party let's party because of the government's an energy policy prime minister turnbull is seen as a center left if you like and some people say he has more in common with the opposition labor party than he does with his own conservatives and he's very supportive of the climate change action of the mission targets and that has coincided with a dramatic increase in energy prices here in australia it doubled almost over the past year and a lot of people are rightly that and that's what the criticism and here's a slump in the opinion poll as of late ok well let's take a listen to how now to what prime minister

people the most likely candidates are up his treasurer scott morrison and the foreign minister julie bishop but that's it it's still all a bit academic and when nobody really knows what's going to happen until tomorrow morning in canberra right not yet made out on the rough and tumble of australian politics at the moment thank you very much for that update from sydney. thank you. let me not bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the world protesters have marched in downtown nairobi to demand the release of an opposition lawmaker in neighboring uganda protesters put out the call is to free wine a pop star turned lawmaker who opposes the long term ugandan president one was charged with treason in a civilian court on thursday. after him the children who crossed into bangladesh without parents were all found in violence in myanmar it was previously thought that they had been simply separated from their living parents this new finding by the aid group save the children comes one year since men maher began forcibly expelling seven hundred thousand muslims. a man with psyc

mps peter dutton, scott morrison and julie bishop are all potential challengers for the top job.alians are feeling about the political turmoil. no one knows what is going on. if they just no one knows what is going on. if theyjust did thejob no one knows what is going on. if theyjust did the job they get paid to do, they should get in there and governed the country and not stuff around and sought their stuff out. the reason people voted for the liberal party was because of malcolm and his moderate views and great ideas about climate change. and his moderate views and great ideas about climate changem and his moderate views and great ideas about climate change. it is just another debacle. i do not think the liberal party will be in government are much longer. i think there is a very good chance that they will lose the next election. i ama they will lose the next election. i am a bit worried we will go down the path of the states, closing the border in all that type of thing, taking a few steps backwards. for more on this i've been speaking to alex oliver, research director of the

just as popular as before andrew thomas al-jazeera baccarat carol australia's foreign minister julie bishop has resigned two days after losing her bid to become prime minister bishop secured only a handful of internal party votes during a leadership challenge that toppled malcolm turnbull as prime minister scott morrison was picked to replace him instead australia's change from mrs now eleven times in a decade prompting some to call it the coup capital of the pacific. now whether it's plastic water bottles plastic trays opacic force the material they're made of has become a global problem and while many initiatives are moving towards a path six free environment plastic production is still accelerating because it's cheaper to produce ten to recycle but one major recycling center in the u.s. is trying to keep up. from new york. at this recycling plant business is booming two thirds of all of new york city's plastic waste that's put into recycling bins ends up here where it's meticulously sorted then sold to companies to make it into other plastics to meet skyrocketing global demand in the pas

mps peter dutton, scott morrison and julie bishop are all potential challengers for the topjob.alians are feeling about the political turmoil. no one knows what's going on. if theyjust did theirjob. they are paid to do so they should get in there and just govern the country, not stuff around and sought their own stuff out. the reason why a lot of us voted for the liberal party this time is because of malcolm, because of his moderate views, you know, he actually has great ideas about the climate change and different things we want in this country. well, it's just another debacle, really, isn't it? i do not think the liberal party will be in government for much longer. i think there is a very good chance that they will lose the next election, irrespective of who the leader is. i am a bit worried we might go down the path of the states, closing the border down and that type of thing. i think we've come a long way and i think we're actually going to take a few steps backwards. our correspondent, hywel griffith joins us now live from canberra. a crucial day for prime minister malcom

contest open to three other people including scott morrison peter dunne who was his main rival and julie bishop who's the other foreign minister here he was clearly very very hurt by what could have been done to him really through this leadership ballot and he couldn't resist delivering a parting shot to those who don't undermine him over the past few weeks particularly peter duff who is his basically his notices mr turnbull branded him a ponens in the liberal party as wreckers who created absolute chaos and then he claimed to be a determined insurgency. to bring not only his government but his prime ministership. right right i mean out in sydney thank you very much having us up to date on the political turmoil in australia thank you. to sport on the new minister yes season kicks off tonight in germany in the opening match defending champions by munich will take on hoffenheim jennings embarrassing early exit from the once cup as risk concerns over the competitiveness of the bundestag but the pairs appear ready to prove that doubt is wrong. the new bundesliga season is upon us ready to treat fan

michael mccormack the deputy prime minister the wife of his solidarity and also my undefeated julie bishop but obviously if people do want to. conduct an internal insurgency than they are i then you know that the very very hard to stop. we will have to let the democratic process play out. all i'm going to move through a question and then i will the novel leave you but it's very it's very hard to hear everyone it wants for it. yes if the spill is carried yes. yes. dear. wallace again i'm not going to. you know get to go into names or. anything remotely approaching. recrimination or anything of that kind of in politics is a tough business you've got to judge the political actions by their outcomes i think what we're witnessing what we've witnessed at the moment is i'd very deliberate effort to. pull the liberal party further to the right. and that is a that's that's that's been stated by a number of the people that have been involved in this. look i think it's i won't get into the merits of that but i just say that. what began as a as a minority has by process of. intimidation. you know pers

ultimate leadership vote that was held between three people peter dutton the former foreign minister julie bishop and the man who surprisingly emerged victorious scott morrison he had been treasurer under the prime minister malcolm turnbull and had until this point been standing behind turnbull to remain in that position but because he stood aside when he was faced with another challenge by peter dutton this time around scott morrison decided to run and won the as you say malcolm turnbull had been fighting hard to keep his position as prime minister but in the end the polity deserted him so take a spot on what triggered all this. well it really is a result of infighting within the ruling liberal party those in the more conservative faction like peter dutton had wanted to see a change but what many will be asking here in australia is so what has this all achieved because in the past there might have been a specific policy issue that people could point to and say this is why a leadership challenge had been called but in this case it seemed to be a bit more personal and just that the conservatives i

there's a third name in all of this, julie bishop, she's been the deputy liberal leader for a long timear of the three with the australian public but tragically no one in there is really thinking about the australian public at the moment, it's more a fight for the soul of the liberal party. who governs that party inside government or, after an election, outside government? will they want the right wing of the party to be in control or a more moderate vision? it could be these six prime minister in the best part of a decade for australia. hywel, thank you —— six. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: guilty, the gang who posed as rich businessmen hired a privatejet and a rolls royce to smuggle more than $50 million of cocaine into britain. —— rolls royce. he's the first african american to win the presidential nomination of a major party and he accepts exactly 45 years ago to the day that martin luther king declared i have a dream. as darkness falls tonight, an unfamiliar light will appear in the south—eastern sky. an orange glowing disk that is brighter than anything save the moon —

australia's foreign minister julie bishop has resigned two days after losing her bed to become prime minister bishop secured only a handful of internal party votes during a leadership challenge that toppled malcolm turnbull as prime minister scott morrison was picked to replace him instead australia's change from mrs not eleven times in a decade prompting some to call it the coup capital of the pacific. and whether it's plastic water bottles plastic trays opacic force the material they're made of has become a global problem and while many initiatives are moving towards a plastic free environment plastic production is still accelerating because it's cheaper to produce then to recycle but one major recycling center in the u.s. is trying to keep up but as gabriel is under reports from new york. at this recycling plant business is booming two thirds of all of new york city's plastic waste that's put into recycling bins ends up here where it's meticulously sorted then sold to companies to make it in the other plastics to meet skyrocketing global demand in the past twenty years the amount o

australia's foreign minister julie bishop has resigned two days after a failed bid to take leadership of the ruling party bishop got only eleven out of eighty six internal party votes toppled malcolm turnbull as prime minister and installed scott morrison as new leader. excuse me turnbull was the fourth australian prime minister in a decade to be forced out in an internal leadership challenge north and south korean family members have said their final goodbyes after several days of emotional reunions a group of mostly elderly south koreans were chosen by lottery to travel to a resort in the north millions of families have been separated on either side of the border since the end of the korean war in one thousand fifty three these meetings are likely to be the last time many participants will see each other. and whether it's water bottle straws or bags plastic waste has become a global crisis but even though awareness of the problem is growing plastic production is still accelerating because demand is still rising and it's cheaper to produce and to recycle gabriel is on to has more fro

now australia's foreign minister julie bishop has resigned just two days after a failed bid to take the leadership of the ruling party bishop got eleven votes out of eighty six party votes that toppled malcolm turnbull as prime minister scott morrison was picked to replace him instead turnbull was the fourth australian prime minister in a decade to be forced out in an internal leadership challenge. colombians are due to head back to the polls just two months after choosing their new president this time they're going to vote in a referendum for tougher anti corruption laws opposition politicians are supporting the vote which needs twelve million people or a third of the electorate in order to pass if it does go through the bill could see the salaries of congressmen lowered force politicians to declare their income and change the way the public contract through awarded on the sound of m.p.'s he reports from the capital bogota on what could be a landmark decision. former senator cloudy a lot places on a mission trying to convince colombians to vote in the country's first ever and take corr

haidi: and julie bishop. thatulie bishop announced she was stepping down as foreign minister.he is staying on the back bench to serve western australia but has not decided what her long-term profit -- prospects are and whether she will contact -- free do that election. haidi: thank you so much. a sense of stability after the turmoil that was last week. let's get you to first word news with haslinda amin. several people are reported dead in a mass shooting at jacksonville, florida. that was hosting a videogame tournament. police say one suspect is dead at the scene. it is not clear if there are other shooters involved. the sheriff's office warns people tuesday away from the area around the lending model. and you social media to tell others hiding in the long to wait for help. and mexico are said to be close to resolving their differences on nafta. an announcement may come as soon as monday. bloomberg is told the two sides have achieved significant breakthroughs on the last few days on autos and energy, paving the way for opening the door to canada to rejoin the talk spirit pres

payne takingce over for julie bishop.ounced she would not be seeking a position in morrison's cabinet. haidi: does that mean the dollar goes back to looking at fundamentals? at 73 u.s.ar is flat cents. it did drop quite alarmingly west week and it has slowly been making up that ground. what is interesting as we are seeing the international investment community sit up and pay attention to the turmoil. we have london 24 asset management saying that the political turmoil is starting to take the shine off australian assets. from changes in leadership to a potential consolidation of leadership. his bidbe has launched for his third term, hoping to put scandal behind him to become the longest serving prime minister. be adp election seems to foregone conclusion. is anything we should be looking out for? >> -- is there anything we should be looking out for? >> he could be the longest prime minister ever to serve in japan. we are looking for now is the policy he will put in the run-up to the vote. two major issues he could touch on

treasurer, scott morrison, the home affairs minister, peter dutton, and the foreign minister, julie bishopalcolm turn bull stood aside and let them have the leadership challenge, and scott morrison won in a tight race. so 45 mps voted for scott morrison, 40 for peter dutton. it's quite a divided party it will be a difficult period for the government ahead >> are your sources saying because it was so close that this will be a troubled and divided political party going forward or can the sides come together for a common agenda >> there's really bitter personal animosity within the liberal party. there's an ideological split within the party there's quite a deep division that will be difficult to heal as well as that, this liberal national coalition has a majority of one seat in the house of representatives and malcolm turnbull has indicated he will resign from parliament at some stage in the coming weeks so that means it will be a minority administration even though we have a new prime minister today, the troubles for this government are certainly not over it's going to be a challenge for so

contest open to three other people including scott morrison peter dunne who was his main rival and julie bishop who's the other foreign minister here now he was clearly very very hurt by what could have been done to him really through this leadership ballot and he couldn't resist delivering a parting shot to those who don't demand him over the past few weeks particularly peter duff who is he is basically is known as this mr turnbull branded him and honan's and the liberal party as wreckers who created absolute chaos and then you claim to be a determined insurgency it's a. brilliant not only his government but his prime ministership. right and right i mean out in sydney thank you very much i mean yes up to date on the political turmoil in australia thank you you're watching the devaney is coming up ahead i can't walk into a church today to get us a knot in my stomach. like sex abuse survivors talk of the long term damage caused by predatory priests has a special report from philadelphia. but first ben joins me with this is another bad day for business in iran been a very bad day read a german in

with the influx and asked locals not to incite hatred against that australia's foreign minister julie bishop has resigned two days after losing her bed to become prime minister bishop secured only a handful of internal party votes during a leadership challenge that toppled marcum turnbull as prime minister scott morrison was picked to replace him instead australia's changed prime minister's eleven times in a decades prompting some to call it the coup capital of the pacific the many government has reopened the historic cairo castle in ties to visitors just days after we gaining control of the side from the iraqi backed. abbas brigades for the last four years the castle has been used as a barracks alan fischer reports from neighboring djibouti. it's historic it's impressive now it's back in control the local population. kyra council stands at the foot of the mountain overlooking the city of tire is in the yemen highlands the last few years has been used as a barracks for us back to our brigades the government military commission has no taken back control. but that about is that i believe the r

people the most likely candidates are up his treasurer scott morrison and the foreign minister julie bishop but that's it it's still all a bit academic and i would nobody really knows what's going to happen until tomorrow morning in canberra right not yet made out on the rough and tumble of australian politics at the moment thank you very much for that update from sydney. thank you. it will enter the trial resumed today on the captain of a german aid ship detained after a rescue in refugees in the mediterranean but the hearing lasted just a few minutes before being delayed once again for procedural reasons in late june the crew off the lifeline spent six days at sea with over two hundred and thirty refugees on board italy's new government closed its ports to the ship more to eventually allow the lifeline to dock but only after several countries agreed to take a share of the refugees morty's authorities then impounded the ship and charged its captain. with failing to properly register the best of them now rice insists he has done nothing wrong and says he hopes the trial be not drag on much

there hearing from newspaper in australia that julie bishop him a the deputy prime minister is consideringhe prime minister. julie bishoprting will stand in the event of a ballot so this gets more interesting down under. markets are not liking this political instability. the aussie market closed lower .251%. a bit of a turnaround after we saw ozzy markets, asian markets lower for most of the session but the tariffs came into effect two hours ago and you are seeing more dying relief coming through china's market. let's take a look at what the tariffs made on stocks. the auto sector has been one that we are watching closely. in theep falling by 5% tokyo session but this is on the back of a report coming through from japanese media that it could be ending its china alliance. the front runner out of the region in sydney up i 11%. searching as it returned dividends to shareholders and we have been watching not only the aussie dollar but the aussie bond market on the back of the latest move in politics and you have seen the aussie bonds the jump, bank features gaining with one trader telling blo

julie bishop announced that she would not be standing again. waiting to hear perhaps the biggest surprise would be that he has included peter dutton back into the ministry. he was the man who precipitated last week's crimes. split between moderates and that is in that cabinet. to the latest opinion polls show after a chaotic week? his first news poll. gapas gone from a two-point to a 12 point cap. it is the largest in a long time, which is breaking through to see the precise date there. by may.s must be held he was hoping for the banks and is seeing the reserves. is that sustainable? >> it was looking flat. global investing pointing to political uncertainty in australia. management and the political uncertainty last week eight australian debt less appealing. that is not a message that scott morrison and his team will really wanted be hearing. -- want to be hearing. upnne: we just want to bring an alert. a trading halt here today in singapore pending in announced. keep in mind this is the day were stockholders will be voting on that $3.5 billion

i want to thank him and and of course for his great work but above all i want to thank julie bishop she is a very dear friend. reeve we've been friends for over thirty years which we sometimes wonder whether we should remind people of that sort but nonetheless she's a very dear friend she's been an extraordinary foreign minister. i would say our finest foreign minister and she has been a loyal deputy and a and it just a great colleague and friend so i thank julie very much as you know she's stood down as the deputy and she succeeded by josh frydenberg. and again i wish joshua the best he's been a very loyal and capable minister so. that is what i have decided to you today i'm happy to take some questions out now hang on hang on one minute just nikon will talk at once and i'm going to given that. i'm about to no longer be the prime minister i'm going to ask laura tingle to ask me a question. in . ok well laura what i've done all wise is to try to keep the party together. and that has meant that from time to time i've had to compromise my concessions it is it's a really it's a it's someth

julie bishop also vacated her position. that was uncontested and she remains in that role.ut this chipping away of the credibility and legitimacy he of malcolm turnbull as prime minister. how much time will pass before we see another attempt at the leadership. when it comes to the numbers, it is not looking pretty in terms of that widening margin. the most recent numbers that we had from opinion polls looking pretty unflattering. you have that trailing of the national coalition behind the labor opposition by 45% to 55%. -- it looks like at this point, the opposition will win pretty easily. this really did come down to a few issues. taking a look at the economy, there is data out there. haidi: part of that, you could argue is the structure of where the economy is at the moment. still very much an economy driven by command and commodities. this rebalancing towards services. chinaou see a slowdown in , that is going to weigh on it. probably one of the most vulnerable commodities. some of the other issues like stagnant wage growth is kind of sticky. there is a sense that -- the

the former arch bishop that re-signed in july. now the president of the u.s. conference of catholic bishops is asking for a prompt and thorough examination into how mccarrick's behavior was tolerated for so long. the first known lawsuit since the blistering grand jury report was filed. john hail began sexually abusing him when he was 7 years old. >> the church had information about these priests and covered it up. >> pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro told me he has spoken with a dozen other attorneys general and the department of justice. his office has a victim hotline and they have received more than 700 calls since the report's release. cbs news, new york. >> well, millions of people in the northeast are bracing for anoto maine ratus expected to hit the upper 90s in many areas. the feels like temperature topped 100 degrees yesterday. an extreme heat policy during the men's matches. ten minute breaks were offered before the 3rd and 4th sets. some relief is possible tomorrow. in wisconsin more heavy rain and historic flooding is expected today. it sta

july pope francis accepted the resignation of archbishop theodore mccarrick from the college of cardinals one of the church's most powerful bodies amid allegations of molestation and sexual misconduct i believe the bishops if they give us the opportunity to find justice and we made an apology isn't enough for sean daugherty and other victims who are calling on lawmakers to change the statute of limitations and force the catholic church to finally pay for its sins kristen salumi al-jazeera harrisburg. while small still ahead an al-jazeera thousands displaced as trench will rains flood parts of the philippines plus i do the time if you're not. the divide over hong kong status talk beijing wanted that raises new questions about freedom of speech. how it has been yet more flooding in the northeast of the u.s. this circulation of various heavy downpours just hasn't gone away they see a streak of cloud of shores tails off in to florida and you can see here what hints at being big showers over the plain states which is topping up more than a dry summer so far that's where you should sees showers to be honest so it's nice to see things are drawing out at least for most of the northeast corner although parts of

july pope francis accepted the resignation of archbishop theodore mccarrick from the college of cardinals one of the church's most powerful bodies amid allegations of molestation and sexual misconduct. leave the bishops if they give us the opportunity for and the justice made an apology isn't enough for sean daugherty and other victims who are calling on lawmakers to change the statute of limitations and force the catholic church to finally pay for its sins kristen salumi al-jazeera harrisburg zimbabwe's ruling party is trying to get the opposition's challenge to last month's election results thrown out the president and listen. party submitted the paperwork to the court on wednesday they want it to reject the petition filed by the opposition m.d.c. alliance last week its leader nelson chamisa accuses mr gore of rigging the presidential vote. in harare zanu p.f. as for all these papers what happens now. was on a day of official say that the opposition has no case and they want the inauguration to happen as soon as possible so what happens make the opposition after three days to respond then the judges will sit and meet they could. go won the election and he has to be sworn into office within forty ei

july pope francis accepted the resignation of archbishop theodore mccarrick from the college of cardinals one of the church's most powerful bodies amid allegations of molestation and sexual misconduct i believe the bishops if they give us the opportunity. forms of justice mean an apology isn't enough for sean daugherty and other victims who are calling on lawmakers to change the statute of limitations and force the catholic church to finally pay for its sins kristen salumi al-jazeera harrisburg. zimbabwe's governing party is trying to get the opposition's challenge to last month's election results thrown out president emerson and god was a party submitted the paperwork on weapons day they want the court to reject the petition filed by the opposition m.d.c. alliance last week its leader nelson chamisa accuses. of rigging the presidential vote many people have disappeared during syria's ongoing conflict human rights activist resins it to me is one of those people now she was abducted in december twenty third teen from her office near damascus whereabouts are still a mystery in a harder as that story from beirut my me is the more you are from the hostages. as the hostages. the area has from there. the vide

july pope francis accepted the resignation of archbishop theodore mccarrick from the college of cardinals one of the church's most powerful bodies amid allegations of molestation and sexual misconduct i believe the bishops if they give us the opportunity. harm to justice and we made an apology isn't enough for sean daugherty and other victims who are calling on lawmakers to change the statute of limitations and force the catholic church to finally pay for it sins christian salumi al-jazeera harrisburg and in kill a police have raided the offices of catholic church leaders there they're looking for documents to support allegations of widespread sexual abuse by the clergy prosecutors are investigating thirty eight cases involving more than two hundred seventy alleged victims mostly children latin america and tennessee newman is in santiago the raid on the headquarters of the catholic church here in santiago is just the latest in a wide ranging prole searching for evidence against not only members of the clergy but of cover ups by the by bishops and even by cardinals we're talking about two cardinals including cardinal really got a lot of it is saturday who is the archbishop of santiago he has been summone

july pope francis accepted the resignation of archbishop theodore mccarrick from the college of cardinals one of the church's most powerful bodies amid allegations of molestation and sexual misconduct i believe the bishops did they give us the opportunity to find justice and we made an apology isn't enough for shawn daugherty and other victims who are calling on lawmakers to change the statute of limitations and force the catholic church to finally pay for its sins kristen salumi al-jazeera harrisburg. small still to come on i'll just entering place in london say they are treating a crash as terrorism after all the hard drives into the desk koreans outside parliament family and friends gathered to celebrate one of the many journalists missing in syria six years after he was kidnapped. and i want to tell you about the weather across iran it's hot very hot on the southwest and there's nothing in the sky to stop with even the showers around the caspian disappearing slowly north into took many stand and beyond so the pictures as you might expect for mid to late summer it's also down the plains of iraq forty three at baghdad breeze still blows quite stormy for science and there's nothing in the sky as far we

july. justin finch, news >> justin, thank you. an update on the growing catholic church scandal we're learning about. e archbishop of washington, cardinal donald woerl is accu d accused -- s the long time bishop of thee pittswaburg h>> diocese some of his former priests are among those accused yesterday of sexually abusing children over decades. the cardinal is accused of approving the transfer of known nders and paying hundreds of thousands of dollars in confidentialem setts with victim. >>> here's a look at the top stories this the university of maryland accepts legal and moral responsibility for the death of a football player. jordan mcnair died two weeks after suffering heat stroke during an off-season workout. strength and conditioning coach rick court is no longer with the program and hea coach dj durkin on paid leave. >>> planning to hold a rally tomorrow at metro center station calling for paul wiedefeld to resign. the metro treatment to the white supremacists, the union claims they were g en a trap to themselves. met denies the allegations. >>> a highway bridge collapsed in italy. it send cars plunging to the ground below. work was being done on the bridge's foundatio when i happened

july pope francis accepted the resignation of archbishop theodore mccarrick from the college of cardinals one of the church's most powerful bodies amid allegations of molestation and sexual misconduct i believe the bishops if they give us the up. to me do you find the justice of an apology isn't enough for sean daugherty and other victims who are calling on lawmakers to change the statute of limitations and force the catholic church to finally pay for it sins kristen salumi al-jazeera harrisburg and in chile the police there have raided the offices of catholic church leaders they're looking for documents to support allegations of widespread sexual abuse by the clergy prosecutors are investigating thirty eight cases involving more than two hundred seventy alleged victims mostly children in america addison seein him and this in santiago the raid on the headquarters of the catholic church here in santiago is just the latest in a wide ranging troll searching for evidence against not only members of the clergy but of cover ups by the by bishops and even by cardinals we're talking about two cardinals including cardinal got a lot of it is saturday who is the archbishop of santiago he has been summoned to testi

july pope francis accepted the resignation of archbishop theodore mccarrick from the college of cardinals one of the church's most powerful bodies amid allegations of molestation and sexual misconduct i believe the bishops if they give us the opportunity. to find that justice we made an apology isn't enough for sean daugherty and other victims who are calling on lawmakers to change the statute of limitations and force the catholic church to finally pay for its sins kristen salumi al-jazeera harrisburg. india's prime minister has revealed what's being billed as the world's largest government funded health scheme the plan will cover around half a billion poor people in the render a movie made the announcement during independence day celebrations in new delhi critics say there are huge shortages in the health system and the country doesn't have the services to look after its population well let's get more on this from andrew thomas our correspondent who's in goa hati how will this actually work do we think ender. but wait a moment the health care system in india is pretty terrible the country spends just one point five percent of its annual g.d.p. on health that is way down on the global average of about s

july pope francis accepted the resignation of archbishop theodore mccarrick from the college of cardinals one of the church's most powerful bodies amid allegations of molestation and sexual misconduct. i'll believe the bishops if they give us the opportunity to find justice and we made an apology isn't enough for shawn daugherty and other victims who are calling on lawmakers to change the statute of limitations and force the catholic church to finally pay for its sins kristen salumi al-jazeera harrisburg. turkey and russia said they want to find a solution to stop the fighting in syria as it looked province foreign ministers from both countries met in ankara turkey is against the syrian government's offensive to recapture it lib the opposition's last major stronghold medlock cover soon and says there's no reason to target the whole province just to root out some armed groups in turkey support opposing sides in the syrian war. zone the just a little secret to share certainly is all these areas of deescalation was set up under certain street conditions first of all there was agreement that the ceasefire arrangements do not apply to terrorists all the territory they occupy this agreement is about all the areas

july pope francis accepted the resignation of archbishop theodore mccarrick from the college of cardinals one of the church's most powerful bodies amid allegations of molestation and sexual misconduct i believe the bishops if they give us the opportunity to find justice and we made an apology isn't enough for sean daugherty and other victims who are calling on lawmakers to change the statute of limitations and force the catholic church to finally pay for its sins kristen salumi al-jazeera harrisburg. around two million people in yemen are living with some type of disability and the international red cross estimates six thousand people of lost a limb or suffered some other severe injury since the war there began in two thousand and fifteen and even though there are laws that protect the rights of the disabled the war is making it difficult to enforce them one hundred at all reports from neighboring djibouti. physically disabled muhammad would be the yemenis struggling to survive the war in his country. with a proper job he provides for his wife and two children selling secondhand clothes in this tiniest hole in the cup with. conditions before the war were better after the war prices skyrocketed in the pa

july pope francis accepted the resignation of archbishop theodore mccarrick from the college of cardinals one of the church's most powerful bodies amid allegations of molestation and sexual misconduct i believe the bishops your boss the opportunity to find justice and we made an apology isn't enough for sean daugherty and other victims who are calling on lawmakers to change the statute of limitations and force the catholic church to finally pay for it since christian salumi al-jazeera harrisburg police in chile have raided offices of the top leadership of the catholic church the looking for documents to support allegations of widespread abuse by the clergy prosecutors say they're investigating thirty eight cases of sexual offenses committed by priests there are more than two hundred seventy alleged victims most of them while mine is at the time of the abuse. police in london treating a crash outside the british parliament as a terror incident three people were injured when a man drove into pedestrians and cyclists before ramming into security barriers the suspect is a twenty nine year old foreign born british citizen lawrence lee reports. the palace of westminster is a sleepy place in august as the poli