apparently be pope did nothing and somehow rehabilitated mccarrick.ence in what vegan is saying, in terms of documentary evidence. pope francis declined to respond directly to archbishop vigano's claims. the vatican does not mention them specifically but it repeated a promise made by the pope three years ago. "we will follow the path of truth, wherever it may leave". christopher lamb is from the the tablet, an international catholic weekly. he gave us some background to the story. this is different to the abuse allegation which was first lodged with the vatican in september 2017, the allegation that cardinal, now archbishop mccarrick, abuse a mine. that has been dealt with separately. what the review is, is what the vatican knew about the misconduct allegations against seminarians. that is a key part of archbishop vigano's explosive testimony against pope francis, saying that he knew about archbishop mccarrick‘s sexual misconduct behaviour and did not ta ke misconduct behaviour and did not take action. archbishop vigano is the former papal ambassador

apparently be pope did nothing and somehow rehabilitated mccarrick.ry evidence. pope francis declined to respond directly to archbishop vigano's claims. the vatican does not mention them specifically but it repeated a promise made by the pope three years ago. "we will follow the path of truth, wherever it may leave". the uk government has voiced its concern over hong kong's decision not to renew a work visa for a british journalist. victor mallet is vice—president of the city's foreign correspondents club. it was criticised by beijing after it hosted an event featuring a pro—independence activist. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. fluttering in the breeze, a symbol of who ultimately rules the city. not that these protesters need much reminding. they came to the immigration department calling for press freedom, warrior to a red line has been crossed. it's notjust barring victor mallett from working in hong kong. the government is barring all future journalists from having to report on hong kong independence or any opposition voices. victor mallett writes

apparently, the pope did nothing and somehow rehabilitated mccarrick.rms of documentary evidence. pope francis declined to respond directly to archbishop vigano's claims. the vatican statement does not mention them specifically, but it repeated a promise made by the pope three years ago — "we will follow the path of truth, wherever it may leave". stay with us on bbc news. still to come: a banksy original, a top london auction house and a buyer willing to part with $1.1; million — what could possibly go wrong? this was a celebration by people who were relishing their freedom. they believe everything's going to be different from now on. they think their country will be respected in the world once more, as it used to be before slobodan milosevic took power. the dalai lama, the exiled spiritual leader of tibet, has won this year's nobel peace prize. as the parade was reaching its climax, two grenades exploded, and a group of soldiersjumped from a military truck taking part in the parade and ran towards the president, firing from kalashnikov automatic rifles

apparently be pope did nothing and somehow rehabilitated mccarrick.s of documentary evidence. pope francis declined to respond directly to archbishop vigano's claims. the vatican does not mention them specifically but it repeated a promise made by the pope three years ago. "we will follow the path of truth, wherever it may leave". let's get some of the day's other news. turkish authorities say an initial investigation into the disappearance of a critical saudi journalist in istanbul last week has concluded he was killed inside the saudi consulate there. the saudi consulate has allowed investiogators to search the building. but turkish authorities haven't provided any more details and saudi arabia hasn't responded to the allegation. jamal khashoggi hasn't been seen since entering the consulate last tuesday. the government in riyadh has insisted he left the building. aid has begun to reach some of the most remote communities devastated by indonesia's deadly earthquake and tsunami. food, water and medical supplies have been delivered to villages south of

francis has authorized further investigation into the sexual abuse scandal surrounding theodore mccarrick the former archbishop of washington the pope himself has faced an unprecedented call to resign over the affair from a former vatican ambassador to the us you accuse the pope of having actively shielded mccarrick from prosecution. turkish authorities believe that prominent saudi journalist was killed in the saudi consulate in istanbul sources said on saturday the prominent writer disappeared on tuesday after entering the building to show he has lived in self-imposed exile in washington for the past year fearing retribution for his critical views of saudi policies. people in brazil are preparing to go to the polls to elect a new president the far right candidate show your bold both so narrow is confident he can win to morrow and avoid a runoff vote at the end of october his main challenger is the left winger fernando had dad who was only confirmed as a candidate less than a month ago. it's the first strike into voting in brazil's presidential election after a run up that certainly wasn'

mccarrick resigned in july. coming up next, commuters in san francisco fear their city's new $2 billion bus station is not all it's cracked up to be. >> ninan: san francisco's brand new transbay transit center will be closed for at least three more weeks after cracks were found in the support beams of the $2 billion bus station. john blackstone has more on this. >> reporter: san francisco's sleek new $2.2 billion bus terminal just six weeks after its high-profile ribbon cutting is out of service, displacing 35,000 daily commuters. >> it's, i think, fortunate that the whole thing didn't collapse, including the bus deck below. >> reporter: it's that serious? the whole thing could have collapsed. >> it's a serious problem to have a major beam like that cracked. >>te worrs found beams. structural engineer joe maffei is not involved in the project. >> this is the point of maximum demand on the beam. >> reporter: the troubled terminal here has an equally trouble neighbor just next door, the millennium tower, now famou

he accused the pope of having actively shielded mccarrick from prosecution. thousands of environmentalists have descended on germany for celebrating an unexpected court victory it's suspended an energy company's plan to raising of the woodland to extend an open cast mine the ancient forest near cologne has been occupied by activists for the past six years. and at least fifty people have been killed in the democratic republic of congo after an oil tanker collided with another truck authorities say at least one hundred people were injured the tanker was on its way from the western city of mentality to the capital kinshasa it is not yet clear what caused the collision. and people in brazil are preparing to go to the polls to elect a new president the far right candidate show here both a narrow is confident he can win to morrow and avoid a runoff vote at the end of october his main challenger is the left winger fernando dad who was only confirmed as a candidate less than a month ago. it's the first strike into voting in brazil's presidential election after a run

he accused the pontiff of having actively protected mccarrick from prosecution. the international police agency interpol has made a formal request to china for information about its missing president main hallway disappeared during a trip to his home country last month hong kong newspaper says mang was arrested as part of a crackdown on corruption. people in brazil go to the polls today and what's being described as the country's most polarized presidential election since the end of military rule in one thousand nine hundred eighty five leading the opinion polls is a man some call the tropical trouble far right candidate will not know who is riding a wave of anger over widespread corruption and crime his main rival is leftist candidate ferdinando had done the former mayor of san pablo results are expected later today. it's the first right to voting in brazil's presidential election after a run up it certainly wasn't short on drama. far right front runner she. was stopped by late campaigning leftist former president louis think that the to silva in prison for corr

he accused the pontiff of having actively protected mccarrick from prosecution. and the international police agency interpol has made a formal request to china for information about its missing president main home way disappeared during a trip to his home country last month the hong kong newspaper says manning was arrested as part of a crackdown on corruption. people in cameroon a voting today in an election widely expected to extend the role of current president. who's been in power for over three decades the poll has been overshadowed by a separatist uprising in the country's anglo phone regions with many they are unable to vote elsewhere opposition to the incumbent is also growing. with election day approaching income a ruined one face is everywhere paul b. has ruled the african country for almost thirty six years the eighty five year old has many supporters but even in the french speaking part of the country not everyone is happy. we want change we are tired with this president in power nothing is going to change we want to work for our young people. but that

cardinal mccarrick is a humble man and a man who is not taken with the perks of office. i could not have been more wrong. so that is a partial answer. >> bob, i've never known you to give a partial answer. [laughter] we still have lots of questions for you. kathleen, do you have any ideas with regard to why we are still talking about this 14 years later? >> thank you, and. thank you for allowing me to be here this morning. let me say one thing before i answer your question. there is a possibility that one or more of you in the room have been victims of some type of sexual abuse whether committed by a member of the catholic church or someone you did not know or someone in your family has been a victim. let me first say i'm sorry for what had happened. one in four women women in this country are victims of abuse or sexual and one in six men. it's an important topic and when you why are we it is because it is still prevalent in our society i look at it in the catholic church more costly because offenders are representing god to so many people and two children who don't know

cardinal mccarrick earlier this subject was accused of sexual abuse of a minor, an altar boy at the timein new york found that accusation to be credible. on the strength of that that accusation in the finding. propo pope francis accepted that nomination. since then, questions have mounted about how mccarrick was able to rise through the ecclesiastical ranks from the '90s and 2000s. earlier, one month ago, pope francis himself was accused by a former papal ambassador in the united states of being in on the cover-up. the vatican did not indicate on saturday when the results of this study would be released, saying only they would be made available until due course. the statement, however, did say that a double standard in which abuse and cover-up by a bishop is taken as seriously as abuse and cover-up by other members of the clergy, is unacceptable and pope francis is committed to rooting it out. if indeed the vatican releases full information about what it knew and when it knew it, most critics, many survivors and victims avenue bu s of abuse wi undoubtedly see that as a positive step. fro

pope franc hasrdered an investigation into how mccarrick rose through the ranks. >>> well, the lock forur doors help keep you fe, but for one woman in prince george'r county, acular kind of lock may have cost her precious seconds and ultimately her life. eka usoro lived in this home in fort washington.

office of bishops says allegations that the pope was covering up for a former cardinal, theodore mccarrickare a blasphemous political setup, but he acknowledges mccarrick faced disciplinary measures for alleged misconduct before francis took office. >>> and now to the disappearance and the alleged murder of a prominent saudi journalist. jamal khashoggi wrote for "the washington post." he was last seen visiting the saudi consulate in istanbul on tuesday. khashoggi was a harsh critic of the saudi kingdom and they claim he was killed by saudi agents inside that building. but saudi officials deny those allegations. >>> a new hoax is making the rounds on facebook. it's a message that begins with a warning about a duplicate friend request. users are then urged to forward that same message to friends. it also suggests you may be the victim of a scam that cloned your account. but the company says there's been no cloning scam. you should just delete the email. >>> well, it was a record-setting weekend at the box office. the creature feature "venom" did its part grabbing the top spot with an estimat

the situation of mccarrick is complicated because there is a former ambassador to the united states,cardinal theodore mccarrick had been inappropriate to seminary students and had abused a child. the pope has said nothing about the issue. the cardinal has not been able to produce any evidence. it certainly suggested he may well have told the pope and the pope did nothing about it. it is also worth saying that as a result of this global blizzard of six abuse scandals, pope francis has announced a summit will take place at the vatican next february, where every single bishop throughout the world will attend to address this issue. and that is an indication of quite how series and how damaging this has become. martin, thank you very much. martin, thank you very much. martin this year. —— martin this year. the family of a british couple killed in flash flooding in majorca, have said they are deeply shocked by the deaths. they paid tribute to antony and delia green, who were from moffat in scotland, and said they were a loving, kind and caring couple. they were on holiday on the island whe

"the new york times" says the pope wants to know how mccarrick climbed the ranks so quickly.e stripped him of his poseion in j after a man abused him of abuse in the 1970s. mccarrick has denied abusing anyone. he said the devil is trying divide the catholic church. he asked theaith tofl pray. >>> prosecutors could wrap up their cas a early as tomo ow. we're into the fifth week of that trial and the jury has heard fromozens of witnesses, including some of don wint's relatives. here's a closer look at some of the key testimony so far. >> reporter: for the last month, jurors have listened closely to testimon from the witnesses that the prosecution called top ove their case but last week may have been the most riveting of all as jurors heard forhe first time new details about what happened in the hours and days after threeamily members and their housekeeper were murdered. >> a juror wants to hold someone, anyone, responsible. sso they'll the police arrested this guy. >> many legal experts stay prosecution is making a convincing case. the defense is arguing that his brothers commi

in july , his predecessor in washington, theodore mccarrick stepped down over abuse charges. whirl spoke with nikki batiste in august. >> reporter: did you ever move priests quietly to another -- >> that wasn't our process. >> reporter: in a letter to parishioners, he apologized for his failures and ask for forgiveness from victims and healing for those wounded at the hands of church ministers. pope francis calls cardinal whirl's decision to step down noble. he also asked him to stay on in an administrative role until a new archbishop candy name. he is not, by the way, facing any criminal charges. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 news at noon. the nation's first autonomous taxi service. an exclusive look inside at googles self driving car project that is getting ready to launch. >>> before we go to break, let's take a live look outside. our exclusive sales force tower cameras, it is nice out there. we will be right back after this. google's closely guarded self driving car program is gearing up to launch the nation's first >>> googles closely guarded self driving car program is gear

this comes one day after the pope authorized a thorough study into how mccarrick rose through the churchns that he sexually preyed on young priests and teenage boys. >>> the recent scandals have some bishops calling on the pope to cancel this month's synod of bishops focusing on youth, but the event is going on as planned at the vatican bringing religious leaders from across the world to st. peter's square. lauren green has more. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: pope francis celebrated masses in st. peter's square to open this year's synod of bishops focusing on youth. more than 300 religious leaders from around the world gathered in rome to discuss how to better reach out to young people as future leaders of the church. >> translator: anointed by hope, let us begin a new meeting, one that can broaden our horizons and transform those frames of mind that today paralyze, separate and alienate us from young people. >> reporter: but in the wake of what some catholics have called a summer of hell over the clergy sex abuse scandal, some bishops wanted sis -- francis to cancel the meeting. philadelphia's archb

all the documents related to accusations of sexual abuse against a former us cardinal — theodore mccarricke pope accepted cardinal mccarrick‘s resignation in july. he'd been accused of sexually assaulting a teenager nearly 50 years ago. on the eve of brazil's presidential election the far—right candidate and front—runnerjair bolsonaro has vowed to tackle crime and reduce record high murder rates. mr bolsonaro accused previous governments of leniency in the treatment of criminals. he's denied claims he is racist, sexist and a homophobe. air pollution in parts of england is much worse than previously thought, according to new scientific data released by the government. it shows that nitrogen dioxide — which is emitted from vehicles and can cause heart and lung disease — will not fall to legal levels for another ten years. ministers have ordered eight local authorities to reduce levels of nitrogen dioxide at pollution hotspots. but environmental campaigners accuse the government of trying to pass the buck. jon donnison reports. it's easy to see why parts of broxbourne have some of the worst a

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eventually release its findings, but not addressing allegations that pope francis was told about mccarrick's alleged abuse five years ago and did nothing about it. >>> in the caribbean, a 5.9 magnitude earthquake rattling the northwest region of haiti on saturday. 11 people have been found dead. dozens injured. that quake hit just after 8:00 p.m. >>> we all know there's supposed to be fighting in the ufc. not like this. >> this is insane. chaos erupting inside and outside of the octagon in front of a star-studded crowd. marcus moore joins us from our l.a. bureau with more. a crazy fight, marcus. >> reporter: absolutely incredible when you look at that video. it was already a highly anticipated event between connor mcgregor and magomev charg.norm said, stayed inside the cage. last night, fists were flying in the audience. last night, connor mcgregor back to face khabib nummagomedov. a brawl spilling into the crowd. in las vegas. nearby fans capturing the chaos. the arena was packed. "a" list celebrities like matt damon, chris pratt and mel gibson with front row seats, as mcgregor, the former

the vatican revealed that it began investigating sexual abuse allegations against theodore mccarrick last year. this came after he was accuse of sexually assaulting a former alter boy decades ago and preying on men studying to be priests. he designed from the college of cardinals in july but has denied the allegations. >>> six people were shot early today near the site of oakland's first friday event. happened just after midnight this morning near william street and telegraph avenue. a witness posted video of police activity at the scene. investigators say two men got into an argument and opened fire on each other. tonight, both are in critical condition. four other people who were hit are also in the hospital. first friday showcased local artists and chefs. it happened about a half mile away. three hours before that shooting. >>> then san francisco, a shooting left three people hurt. police say a car drove up to three people in the filmer district last night and opened fire. officers pursued the suspect's car which crashed during the chase. two suspects tried to run away but were ar

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all the documents related to accusations of sexual abuse against a former us cardinal, theodore mccarrickthe pope accepted cardinal mccarrick‘s resignation in july. he'd been accused of sexually assaulting a teenager nearly 50 years ago. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week: we're feeling the love whilst the robots do the work. and i'd better start packing for the moon. you want to go? is that really right? yeah! i'm if we want to take a quick snap these days, we tend to use one of these. but if you're serious about those photos, then this is still the camera of choice — the dslr. of course, it's notjust the camera itself that is bigger. the sensor used to capture the image is also larger, providing the professional standard known as full frame, which is the equivalent in size to the old 35mm film. the mobile phone had clearly taken its toll on the compact camera but the dslr had remained largely untouched until the last couple of years, when a new system, called mirrorless, started to gain traction and respect. digital single lens reflex cameras use a mirror system to bounce t

all the documents related to accusations of sexual abuse against a former us cardinal — theodore mccarrickthe pope accepted cardinal mccarrick‘s resignation in july. he'd been accused of sexually assaulting a teenager nearly 50 years ago. the uk government has voiced its concern over hong kong's decision not to renew a work visa for a british journalist. victor mallet is vice—president of the city's foreign correspondents‘ club. it was criticised by beijing after it hosted an event in august this year — featuring a pro—independence activist. now on bbc news dateline london. hello and a vert warm welcome to dateline london, i'm jane hill. this week, we ask how theresa may fared at her party's annual conference. was there enough talk of domestic policies alongside the brexit hubbub? there's been a few positive murmurings about that this week, brexit that is, from elsewhere in the eu, we'll discuss. and, as the us senate prepares to vote on the next potential supreme courtjustice, we'll reflect on what this ugly period might mean for the midterms, and the metoo movement. with me around the ta

all the documents related to accusations of sexual abuse against a former us cardinal, theodore mccarrick. the pope accepted cardinal mccarrick‘s resignation in july. he'd been accused of sexually assaulting a teenager nearly 50 years ago. on the eve of brazil's presidential election, the far—right candidate and front—runner jair bolsonaro has vowed to tackle crime and reduce record high murder rates. mr bolsonaro accused previous governments of leniency in the treatment of criminals. he's denied claims he is racist, sexist and a homophobe. now on bbc news, talking books with gavin esler. hello, and welcome to talking books, with me, gavin esler. we are in london where it is no exaggeration to say, some 30 years ago, the food was pretty terrible. nowadays, it is home to plenty michelin star restaurants. one of those responsible for this transformation is the restauranteur and author, rick stein. i'm going to meet him to find out how his love of simple ingredients and travel informs his writing and his cooking. in restaurant kitchens, everything is all prepped up before you start. this is

all the documents related to accusations of sexual abuse against a former us cardinal — theodore mccarrickthe pope accepted cardinal mccarrick‘s resignation in july. he'd been accused of sexually assaulting a teenager nearly 50 years ago. the uk government has voiced its concern over hong kong's decision not to renew a work visa for a british journalist. victor mallet is vice—president of the city's foreign correspondents‘ club. it was criticised by beijing after it hosted an event in august this year — featuring a pro—independence activist. ray galton, one half of the galton and simpson comedy writing duo, has died at the age of 88 after a battle with dementia. he and alan simpson created iconic sitcoms including hancock's half hour and steptoe & son. david sillito takes a look back at his life. give us some of your blood. well, you just had it. that's just a smear. it may be just a smear to you, mate, but it's life—and—death to some... it is a comedy classic. tony hancock, the blood donor. a sample? how much do you want, then? well, a pint of course. a pint? have you gone raving mad? the

discovered the church official he had reported the abuse to faced a scandal of his own cardinal theodore mccarrick resigned in july he's accused of abusing adults and children for decades how can you still have trust or feet an institution where the highest level these men pretend to be each other crawford now leads a group of clerical abuse survivors he says the church needs reform and victims still need justice. castro al-jazeera new jersey. thousands of migrants of torn down offense in guatemala and storm towards the bridge in mexico released from honduras el salvador people rather from on duracell salvador guatemala have been walking north towards the united states in a so-called caravan of u.s. president donald trump says that he may deploy the military to stop them crossing over from home and reports from the border town of tapachula in southern mexico. they gathered at the border between guatemala and mexico asking to be let through thousands of men women and children at least six days in a caravan from honduras the atmosphere was charged but there is no evidence and were promised over many

now jim arrived and dennis mccarrick way were awarded the nobel peace prize today for their working trying to end sexual violence against women as a weapon of war tonight we profile that on their work the best of us working amongst some of the worst things we do i'm phil gayle in berlin this is the day.

all the documents related to accusations of sexual abuse against a former us cardinal, theodore mccarrickthe pope accepted cardinal mccarrick‘s resignation in july. now on bbc news, talking books. hello, and welcome to talking books, with me, gavin esler. we're in london where it's no exaggeration to say, some 30 years ago, the food was pretty terrible. nowadays, it's home to plenty of michelin—starred restaurants. one of those responsible for this transformation is the restaurateur and author, rick stein. i'm going to meet him to find out how his love of simple ingredients and travel informs his writing and his cooking. in restaurant kitchens, everything's all prepped up before you start. this is a way of cooking fish which i really like, which is actually cooking it under the salamander. it's quite a sort of pure way of cooking. so there we go. rick stein, hello and welcome. gavin. you have, as i say, written a lot of books. do you find the act of writing quite difficult? because you did at first, didn't you, the very first one you did? yeah, my very first book was called english seafoo

allegations that the pope was covering up for former cardinal theodore mccarrick are blasphemous andetup. he acknowledges that mccarrick faced disciplinary measures for alleged misconduct before pope francis took office. >>> we turn now to the mystery involving the disappearance and alleged murder of a reporter who wrote for "the washington post" and other publications. the saudi journalist was last seen visiting the saudi consulate in istanbul. he was a sharp critic of the saudi kingdom. abc's jennifer eccleston has more. >> reporter: mounting fears over the fate of this "washington post" journalist, missing in turkey since tuesday after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul. living in exile, he was last seen allegedly trying to obtain a document certifying he had divorced his ex-wife so that he could marry his turkish fiance. a friend of the writer recounting disturbing details he claims came from turkish officials, that the saudi national and vocal critic of saudi rulers was allegedly killed inside the compound. what was explained to us is this, he was killed. make your funeral

niger murat and dennis mccarrick way were awarded the nobel peace prize today for their working trying to end sexual violence against women as a weapon of war tonight we profile that on their work the best of us working amongst some of the worst things we do i'm phil gale in berlin this is the day. of school for the seat of a new kids who knew when the battle moves from the field to the woman's body it was all its consequences of not only right humiliation and dishonor his allure hood but also the vegetal destruction. this becomes the denial of humanity itself human to cooma by that kind of. beheadings sexual enslavement and child's rights and it's all those atrocities don't compel you to act when will you. you and your families are not the only ones who deserve like we do to. also on the day america's supreme court battle the u.s. senators advance spread carbonyls nomination to a final showdown vote on saturday but even at this late stage allegations of sexual assault could still talk paedo is lifetime appointment the fix was in from the very beginning before the ink was even dry on t

discovered the church official he had reported the abuse to faced a scandal of his own cardinal theodore mccarrick resigned in july he's accused of abusing adults and children for decades. how can you still have trust or feet an institution where the highest level these men protected each other crawford now leads a group of clerical abuse survivors he says the church needs reform and victims still need justice. castro al-jazeera new jersey thousands of migrants of torn down a fence in guatemala and stormed.

discovered the church official he had reported the abuse to faced a scandal of his own cardinal theodore mccarrick resigned in july he's accused of abusing adults and children for decades. how can you still have trust or faith an institution where at the highest level these men protected each other crawford now leads a group of clerical abuse survivors he says the church needs reform and victims still need justice. castro al-jazeera new jersey. and all the developments and the museum in washington is pretty promising a look at a day in the life of police officers in the united states but the national law enforcement museum is opening its doors at a time when policing in the u.s. is under scrutiny especially with officers involved in shootings chancy has been to have a look around the exhibits. visitors to the new national law enforcement museum in washington d.c. are shown a film accepting that the origins of u.s. law enforcement lie in rounding up a scape slaves xenophobia and protection of property for the rich because. examples of communities and police forces working together today are present

. >> reporter: and then there were claims of sexual misconduct by former cardinal theodore mccarrick. the formbr vaticansador to the u.s claimed t pope and wuerl knew mccarrick allegedly preyed on seminians for sex. wuerl said he knew nothing of his behavior. the pope refuses to respond directly and the vatican is promising a thorough vestigation, but for some of e faithful it's just too much. in the pittsburgh area, vandals defaced the sign at the high school named for cardinal wuerl while in washington dozens of teachers refuse to attend wuerl's opening mass for the school year. >> pray for the guidance of the holy spirit. >> reporter: the deacon who assisted wuerl andoned him. >> our first priority must be the victims, in particular fostering ae sense of healing fr the victims. >> now that wuerl is out, what happens now? actually, the cardinal, while he is no longer the head of thef archdiocese washington, will remain as the administrator overseeing the day-to-day operations, craig. but cardinal wuerl is expected to retire in washington and he is also expected to continue his work

and the pope, pope francis, by his actions on cardinal wuerl, by the investigation on cardinal mccarrick calling all the bishops' conference to rome is understanding action is requiredo he is low to act but he has been listening to victims and survivorand he is acing. today is a crucial step forward. >> mr. carr, you've recently spoken out about your experience as a victim of clealgle abuse. why did you decide now is the time to talk about this. >> this abuse is professional, and institutional and haunted mh chor 50 years. i found myself talking to people, talking to journalists p and saying a bt of the problem with this evil is secrecy, and then i do acknowledge that i had my own ence,cy, and i broke my sil i talked to my wife, i talked to e, family. for the first tii said what happened to me as a high school student, and my experience working for the church is there are not enough parents, there are not enough surarvivors, thee not enough victims in the room when decisions are made, and my hope is that the church has finally understood this and that the anger and anguish of survivors a

former cardinal mccarrick who resigned in july over abuse charges. >> were you aware of the rumors he was having relationships with other priests? >> no. >> reporter: speaking to cbs news nick ykki battiste in augu wuerl denied the charges against him. >> did you ever move priests quietly to another -- >> that wasn't our process. >> reporter: paul told cbs news he met with wuerl to report abuse he suffered when he was 13 years old but wuerl refused to pursue the case. >> he was very, very standoffish. i had a letter he wanted him to read. he would not open it. he would not touch it. >> reporter: now, in this letter where pope francis accepts wuerl's resignation, the pope also requests that wuerl stay on in an administrative role until a new archbishop can be named. wuerl has released a statement saying he hopes the church can now focus on healing and the future. he also apologizes to any past error in his judgment. >> errol barnett, thank you very much. >>> this morning, the remnants of hurricane mike rl ovchael ar the atlantic ocean lashing the coast with heavy winds and strong rain.

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