michael patrick: i knew he was a priest when i was a child, but i couldn't tell them that i knew because. lisa: we talk to the children who've been pressured to stay quiet and suffered in silence. sarah thomas: this is just the tip of the iceberg, what we know at the moment. i think priests'hildren as a group want to be acknowledged. they want to be on the map. they exist. they're not collateral damage. lisa: some are speaking out for the very first time. linda lawless: and i can just remember rocking, going, "i can't tell anyone. i can't tell anyone. i have to keep the secret." ♪♪♪ [church bells ringing] ♪♪♪ lisa: when catholics seek answers, they look to the vatican, the seat of power and decision-making for the church. for generations, if questioned about children of priests, the church said, "they don't exist. and if they do, they're an exception." lisa: it's hard to say how many children of priests there are around the world. there could be thousands. you mightn't have heard about it, but, believe me, they're talking about it behind these walls. we're on a journey to uncover the sec

michael patrick: i knew he was a priest when i was a child, but i couldn't tell them that i knew becauseret. lisa: we talk to the children who've been pressured to stay quiet and suffered in silence. sarah thomas: this is just the tip of the iceberg, what we know at the moment. i think priests' children as a group want to be acknowledged. they want to be on the map. they exist. they're not collateral damage. lisa: some are speaking out for the very first time.

and now we know that patrick was adopted by michael. some reason, why some spy in this city? buy quickly. try searching here. well, what do they write? we have the press michael is already in the dungeons, lubyanka or here is an attack on a convoy, another disinformation from the kremlin, the cat will stop reading all sorts of nonsense. it makes my head hurt, that there is something not quite the internet and found an ad. about renting what we need in the garage. here it is from april 10, lucky that the owner did not delete it at my request. rodionov asked the site administration for all the necessary information. and now they are agreeing, while viewing the garage. yes, it's hot . not really . i wanted to find at least some information and when i found out that smartfox is killing people in uganda. i could not be silent. i thought father. he will support me, but he started screaming said he gave me everything education work, and i'm an eater. and that if i were his real son, i would never have felt that i immediately left for russia, w

michael patrick: i knew he was a priest when i was a child, but i couldn't tell them that i knew becausetalk to the children who've been pressured to stay quiet and suffered in silence. sarah thomas: this is just the tip of the iceberg, what we know at the moment. i think priests'hildren as a group want to be acknowledged. they want to be on the map. they exist. they're not collateral damage. lisa: some are speaking out for the very first time.

we presented taylor's critique to patrick michaels, who rejects taylor's account. he says, his facts were scientifically documented, and he still thinks james hanson is wrong, and denies misleading. the public kato has not replied to the critique in spite of repeated requests. let's take a look at the economics. the oil industry strategy paper describes her large sums of money had to be given by the oil and energy industry to think tanks and organizations among recipients see fact well around the work was the best thing to do is have the courage to do nothing but get any money from the oil companies, we might get some and competitive enterprise institute. we don't disclose our diners, however, some of our donors disclose that they fund us. the most notable being exxon mobil, which funded a number of groups for probably a decade. tax reco. it's financial reports and other documents show who exxonmobil funded after the strategy meeting from 1998 to 2006. 0 sh. the data shows that the world's major oil company in the years after the meeting donated at least $12000000.

patrick michaels devoted substantial time to amplifying the global climate coalition's allegations."wall street journal." i was accused of the worst abuse of the peer reviewed system that professor seitz had seen in his 60 years as a scientist. folks were calling for my dismissal with dishonor from my position. a gentleman intimated that i was about to be indicted by the hague international court of justice for "falsification of international scientific documents." >> that document set in motion a number of public attacks on the lead scientist, the lead author of that chapter. >> oh. >> he was particularly shaken by the accusation that he was guilty of scientific cleansing, he found, why... >> yeah, that, that wouldn't have been terminology, by the wa that i would have used. how this was used, and what others did with it was outside of my control and purview. and it troubles me to hear that this had such an impact on an individual. that's not something i would want to do to anybody. >> this attack on individuals, on their integrity, decency, honesty, involved high personal cost. and

michael jesky just called patrick in america begging to get him out of here.rick 's phone controlled the smartphone. now we know the number from which they called and where the signal came from. shiz he is here. nothing . you'll have to stay here for a while. what 's in touch here? first floor okay, we got it right, but this time we will not act as they expect. reception, well, oh, then we will, i'm with you russians and i'm not going to argue anymore. this is possible without money. they took him away with flippers, as they understood, there was one military man there. you saw him. so there are five of them in total one driver one got out with michael i think one more must be in the van. well, or two is nance, which means only one or two of the parents remained. yes, i think vaughn has one, if there is a second. most likely, the kitchen goes to the other side. surprisingly sure, we will succeed. sam we are we starting well? we will have time, where we will have time to rush, do not worry. so we are constantly late personally. you young hurry up started. be th

lawmakers and the former presidents fringe allies, people like phil waldron, sydney powell, michael flynn, patrick byrne. people who are actively visiting president trump in the oval office, who were trying to get on his desk proposals to put the president to invoke extraordinary measures using his presidential powers, to really strong-arm his way to overturn the results of the election. that included trying to leverage government agencies to conduct investigations into, quote unquote, foreign interference. all of this bolstered by fraudulent claims. it wasn't just marjorie taylor greene. as she indicated that text, some members, fellow republicans, agreed with this plan that was being proposed and sent to mark meadows, after the insurrection that had already killed six people and injured hundreds. some of which, those police officers are still actively recovering from their injuries today, and i think my last point is what's most shocking about all this, those members are still doubling down on those plans. even though they were again, bolstered by unsubstantiated claims. scott perry told us toda

and then our cast became such good friends, ray sehorn, patrick fabian, michael, tony, carlo. couple of us decided to share a house. and we got a big enough house that we had our own space. shared a home for three years, three seasons. >> jimmy: you lived together? >> we lived together. patrick woke us up in the morning and made us go on a hike. then made dinner every night. he was the activities director. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> ray and i were the indulgent actors talking aboutalking abou late into the night "my character wouldn't do that!" "your character would do whatever we wrote!" [ laughter ] but really, it would have turned your stomach to hear the conversations. because it was a little too inside baseball. >> jimmy: it's weird, though, to be an adult man, now you suddenly have roommates. >> yes. >> jimmy: usually things have gone very wrong when that happens rchl it was a thought i had when my son turned 4. i remember seeing him in the hallway going, another man lives here, what did i do wrong? [ laughter ] but no, actually, it was so great. because you're aw

michael jackson. he said that there is no other injury that patrick had with the exception of that bullet that went through mentioned the family is not there, but i did speak with them just last week. they talked about the heartbreak they're experiencing. his mother telling me she misses his presence, his voice. one of their key demands and you continue to hear it through the weekend, is they want the officer who fired that fatal shot to be publicly identified. that's something that the police chief said he is not going to do because the officer has not been charged with any crime. but they want that officer to be publicly identified. they say that's part of their grieving process and they also want that officer to be fired and prosecuted. we do know that patrick lyoya's funeral is scheduled currently for friday. jose. >> shaquille brewster, thank you so much. >> in other news earlier this morning, a second suspect involved in this weekend's mall shooting in south carolina appeared before a judge. 20-year-old marquis robinson is facing nine counts of assault and battery as well as counts of attempted murde