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and the disgraced cardinal george pell tries to overturn his child sex abuse conviction the latest from the court in canberra. joe biden has cemented his frontrunner status in the democratic race for the u.s. presidency he's won the big prize of michigan and the latest primaries build a super tuesday to the home of vice president also took mississippi and missouri 3 more states are being counted it's opposed to biden who's extended his lead of of the month senator bernie sanders is only speak to you from philadelphia where we announced turkey in p. at the front we didn't find. all those who have been knocked down all those have been counted let's be sure this is your campaign just over a week ago many of the pundits declared that too this can be seized. now we're very much in line. i was on a has more now from detroit michigan black voters here in the state of michigan came out in overwhelming support for joe biden that was very clear he also based on exit polls seem to want a lot of working class white voters in michigan as well which is pretty cool if you add all of that up and that's

george pell is currently serving a six year prison sentence after a jury unanimously found him guilty on saint patrick's cathedral when he was archbishop of melbourne back in 1996. the case should australia but it also rattled the catholic church, mainly because of how prominent george pell is. not only was he the vatican's treasurer, he was one of the pope's closest advisers, though he has since been demoted from the pontiff's in a circle. for survivors of sexual abuse, the conviction was celebrated because one of the catholic churches most senior officials was held to account. but it did spark a big backlash from the supporters of george pell, not just conservative groups but also high—profile personalities, for example, former prime ministerjohn howard and tony abbott, have both publicly supported him. tell‘s defence team will argue thejudges were wrong tell‘s defence team will argue the judges were wrong to uphold his conviction, but the jury's verdict was unreasonable, relying heavily on the testimony of one victim and ignoring the evidence of what could not have happened in the

the final step in a long court process that's been followed closely across the world george pell the most prominent catholic figure to be convicted of child abuse wasn't in court he his final bid for freedom but some of his supporters and opponents were. right emotions were running high and opinions divided and here. today the voice of . george pell in the catholic church i hope approach the acquittal the fact an acquittal of a man of innocent man in late 2818 poll was found guilty of sexually abusing 2 quiet boys in the 1990s he served one year of a 6 year prison term and has continued to maintain his innocence. lost in appeal last year to or the turn his conviction over the next for days there arguing to the high court that that ruling was unreasonable his team is focused its argument on the credibility of a witness and the timing of the offending lawyer lisa flynn who represents abuse victims is concerned that if the high court overturns his conviction it might stop other abuse victims speaking out. many survivors and victims. really people could come. despite being a convicted se

australia's high court has delayed a final verdict on an appeal by roman catholic cardinal george pell who is fighting to overturn his conviction for sexual abuse the 78 year old former archbishop of melbourne is serving a 6 year jail sentence for molesting 2 quiet boys in the $990.00 s. pal is the highest ranking catholic church official ever convicted of child sex crimes but like age joins us for more on this from outside the court and can. the court has delayed a final verdict what more can you tell us. yeah that's right it's been a very long day another very long day of arguments here in australia and it's all been based around the prosecution so the courts lawyers have been trying to convince 7 justices here that this appeal should not be considered and that george pell should remain behind bars the prosecution does believe and has been urging the orse that post conviction should die as it is and that. these fiction should remain full of sexually abusing to live boys in the 1990s in a mill been cathedral now all of the arguments today have really been based around of course seeing

the straightest high court delays a decision on cardinal pell's last ditch effort to drop his conviction in a child sex abuse case. it is the world's biggest health crisis of the decade the corona virus outbreak has now officially been labeled a pandemic as the disease continues to spread around the globe countries around the world are working to limit the further spread including the u.s. which is imposed a travel ban to most of europe for a month president onil trunk blamed the e.u. for the situation and downplayed warnings of a potential recession. taking early intense action we have seen dramatically fewer cases of the virus in the united states than are now present in erupt. the european union failed to take the same precautions and restrict travel from china and other hot spots as a result a large number of new clusters in the united states were seeded by travelers from europe india has also taken a drastic step suspending almost all visas to the country there are $62.00 confirmed cases there it will also quarantine all arrivals from 7 virus hit countries there are now more than 12

church of all of that to be changed to the point so it has not just gone it's the issue of george pell and he said we need to let the legal courts run toward and exhaust all appeal options before a decision is made and we're nearly there i mean a decision won't be made or that the next 2 days of the hearing will it's unlikely that that will happen it could take months. leader of one of the many armed groups fighting for independence and camera road is claiming responsibility for attacks there security checkpoints were fired at home tuesday following a bomb blast on sunday separatists an english speaking regions began their fight to break away from the french speaking majority 3 years ago and create their own country called amazonia the leader of the embers only in defense force has given an exclusive interview to our reporter nicholas huck. the moment just before sunday's attack. prison guards from the women's jail where armed separatists are locked up are marching to governor takes to the podium praising cameron's government and then this. panic as an improvised explosive device deton

first the second chance pell. i think one of the high points of congress working with the administration has been to look at prison reform and to help those who have been in prison come back into the community and contribute. and i wondered if you could talk a little bit about your plans going forward. i know there's interest in community colleges in my area in participating in this. but if you could talk briefly about the second chance pell program. >> thank you congressman. i think there is an area where there is actually broad spread support and a lot of great evidence. i've had opportunity to visit three different prisons and see students that have -- i visited tulsa community college in prison in oklahoma last summer and was just thrilled to see all of these mostly young men graduating with associate's degrees, with certificate program recognition, some of them completing their high school requirements. but it was a thrill to be there. and i think there's so much promise with making a second chance pell progr

australia's high court is hearing a final appeal from the disgraced cardinal george pell who wants to overturn his child sex abuse conviction how does the most senior member of the catholic church to be found guilty of abusing children those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story you can also check out our web site so al-jazeera dot com has more to come stay with us americans live side by side in 2 parallel universes the truck parts of america are getting in trouble here there is a poll out a few weeks ago that you had almost 30 percent americans believing they were on the cusp of civil war both sides accuse each other of doing things that are so blatantly wrong on the bottom line on u.s. politics and policies and their effect on the world. could the rivalry between afghanistan's leaders do rail peace efforts ashraf ghani and abdullah abdullah both say they are the president with peace with the taliban on the line come they settle their differences this is inside story. hello there is many were hailing a new beginning for afghanistan less than a for

in australia the high court will hear an appeal a final appeal from the disgraced cardinal george pell who wants to overturn his child sex abuse conviction the 78 year old former treasurer to the vatican was jailed for 6 years for sexually abusing 2 teenage choir boys in the 1990 s. pal is the most senior member of the catholic church to be found guilty of abusing children he maintains his innocence and speak to nick in a gauge in camera forest so tell us about what's happening in court today exactly nicola and what the high court will be looking at. well the courtroom is definitely full here it's just started here in the high court this is an arguably one of the moist highly anticipated court hearings in australia's history that's because cardinal george pell was the strelley as moist senior ranking catholic in the church and this is his final chance to try and clear his name it was in light 28 chain that it surely found him guilty of sexually abusing 2 quiet boys in the late $99.00 cheese and he was sentenced to 6 years in prison now pelle has continued to protest his innocence since

strelley is high court delays a decision on cardinal pell's last ditch effort to drop his conviction in a child sex abuse case. it is without question the world's biggest health crisis corona virus has now officially been labeled a pandemic as the disease continues to spread around the globe and all nations are working to limit the further spread that includes the united states which has imposed a travel ban to most of europe for a month president donald trump in fact blaming the e.u. for some of that situation but he downplayed warnings of a potential recession in india there has been addressed a step taken the suspension of almost all visas to the country's $62.00 confirmed cases in india it will also quarantine all arrivals from 7 virus hit countries so let's have a look at the global picture you're familiar with this i'm sure from johns hopkins university the best snapshot we have at any one given time of 126000 just over 126000 confirmed cases with over 4600 deaths but always make sure of that green number if you can see it in the top right hand corner of 68000 which is the numb

now, lawyers for george pell say that it's wrong that the guilty verdict against him was relying on thetimony was compelling, but they do insist it was uncorroborated. so the high court in canberra, going fore nsically court in canberra, going forensically through these details and as you say, this is george pell‘s very last opportunity to overturn his six—year conviction for abusing two choirboys. and, feel, this is the second day of two days of arguments. when can we expect a ruling —— phil? of arguments. when can we expect a ruling -- phil? judges could hand down their decision today. it is more likely their decision will be reserved, so we may have to wait a few weeks or even if you months or more for this decision to be handed down to —— a few. so there has been a small crowd outside of the high court in canberra, inside it has been extremely packed. george pell isn't there, he is serving, as you say, a six year prison sentence and he is in maximum security in the state of victoria awaiting the outcome of this high court hearing. that was phil mercer speaking to kasia a little earl

the final step in a long court process that's been followed closely across the world george pell themost prominent catholic figure to be convicted of child abuse wasn't in court to hear his final bid for freedom but some of his supporters and opponents were. running high and opinions divided and here. in georgetown the catholic church on hope approach the acquittal the fact an acquittal of a man of innocent man in late 2818 poll was found guilty of sexually abusing 2 quiet boys in the 19 ninety's he served one year of a 6 year prison term and has continued to maintain his innocence. lost in appeal last year to or the turn his conviction over the next for arguing to the high court that that ruling was unreasonable his team is focused its argument on the credibility of a witness and the timing of the offending lawyer lisa flynn who represents abuse victims is concerned that if the high court overturns his conviction it might stop other abuse victims speaking out. many survivors and victims. really people could come forward. and that. despite being a convicted sex offender george pell i

the church if all of that to be changed but the point source has not discussed the issue of george pell and he said we need to let the legal courts run through and exhaust all appeal options before a decision is made and when the only day i mean a decision will be made that the next 2 days of 'd a big hearing well it's unlikely that that will happen it could take months. we'll keep you just joining us you're watching to see are live from doha i'm peter told me these are your top stories after days of slowing corona virus infection south korea has reported a spike in new cases more than 90 come from a cold center in the capital city so the government says many organizations to take extra precaution. the health minister in the u.k. has now become the 1st u.k. politician to test positive for the coronavirus 19 doris is now self isolating she had been at an event in the prime minister's official residence before her diagnosis lawrence lee has more from london she started to feel ill she said when she went really properly ill on saturday in her constituency north of london. and by that stage

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george pell is serving a six sentence for assaulting two choirboys in the 1990s. august. plans aimed at ending today's throwaway culture are being processed by the european commission. the objectives with job products such as mobile phones and batteries are manufactured so they last and can be easily repaired, helping the environment and wildlife. riot police in venezuela have used teargas to prevent anti—government protesters reaching parliament in caracas. the opposition leader called demonstration to demand presidential elections. now, it would appear thatjoe biden is to have extended his lead in the contest to take on donald trump for the democrats in november's presidential election. of the six states taking part in the latest primaries, the former us vice president is on course to beat bernie sanders it would seem. in mississippi, missouri, and michigan. let's go to our north american correspondence who has got the very latest on this. but before we speak to peter, let us hear from joe biden. just over a week ago, many of the pundits declared that this candi

australia has high court is hearing a final appeal from the disgraced cardinal george pell who wants to overturn his child sex abuse conviction the 78 year old former treasurer to the vatican was jailed for 6 years for sexually abusing 2 teenage choir boys in the $990.00 s. pel is the most senior member of the catholic church to be found guilty of abusing children those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the stream stay with us. let me talk about 2 of the biggest problems facing the endemic corruption. listen so if you replace china as an enemy of. the not really that we meet with global news makers and tweak the stories that. 0. 5 for me ok and your in the stream can you name 5 women autists most people caught but museums around the world are working to change that you can share your thoughts on why representation matters and i live chat on twitter. female artists remain dramatically under represented and undervalued in the art industry a new social media campaign supported by 1500 museums around the world is drawing attention to the inequality by promotin

despite being a convicted sex offender george pell is still a cardinal but so far the pope has declinedcomment until all avenues of appeal are exhausted that moment may not be far away now gauge al-jazeera camera. 3 human rights activists in malawi have been arrested for organizing anti-government demonstrations some of which turned violent protesters have been calling for new elections after the constitutional court and now the results of last year's disputed vote. ports. up to 5000 people marched in solidarity with timothy matunga as a prepared to hand himself to police in the long way the tambo leads the human rights defenders coalition which is organized and to government protests since last year's disputed elections some have turned violent they've always decide not to dispense the only. jackass this is this something that got distanced our police from the people this time to this day here because people did go in there with the police have been looking for metabo since sunday when 2 other activists were arrested in blantyre mcdonald's and gives track and are accused of inciting vi

the judges may well accept the appeal, in which case george pell may walk free, or they may dismiss itictorian court of appeal. thejudges may also preserve their decision for now, and if that happens it could be a few months before we actually get final decision in that case. thank you. let's turn to the us, wherejoe biden has taken another step closer to clinching the democratic nomination to challenge president donald trump, with projected victories over rival bernie sanders in mississippi and missouri. now, they are two of six states holding primaries, but michigan is the key state to watch, with bernie sanders pinning his hopes of a comeback there. let's crossover to speak to peter bowes, our north america correspondence. we are talking about projection so far, what is in? well, we have projections thatjoe biden has indeed won in missouri and mississippi. michigan, comedy polls have closed, we cannot projects the winner just polls have closed, we cannot projects the winnerjust yet, although us media is reporting thatjoe biden is in the lead. —— michigan, the polls closed. this is a

straight is high court is hearing a final appeal from the disgraced cardinal george pell who wants torturn his child sex abuse conviction the 78 year old former treasurer to the vatican was jailed for 6 years for sexually abusing 2 teenage choir boys in the $990.00 s. pel is the most senior member of the catholic church to be found guilty of abusing children those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the stream stay with us. to al-jazeera let me talk about 2 of the biggest problems facing and they are the endemic corruption and we listen so if you replace china as an enemy of ours and that's really bad news we meet with global news makers and tweak about the stories that matter just 0. 5 for me ok and joy in the stream can you name 5 women autists most people cots but museums around the world are working to change that you can share your thoughts on why representation matters and i live chat on twitter. female autists remain dramatically under represented and undervalued in the industry a new social media campaign supported by 1500 museums around the world is

now need to decide over the coming months whether they will uphold the conviction or allow george pell to walk away a free man has more for you any time on a website address that is out as era dot com. am i now the top stories are not just their countries across europe are taking increasingly drastic measures to try to contain the coronavirus island of norway joined the midst of nations closing all schools and universities greece austria and poland have confirmed the 1st deaths and it is death toll has gone over 1000 the u.k. prime minister says schools will remain open for now but here anyone with symptoms to stay home. i must live in with you live with the british public. families and many more families are going to loved ones before that time the most important task will be to protect our elderly and most vulnerable people during the peak weeks when there is the maximum risk of exposure to the disease and when the n.h.s. will be under the most pressure so the most dangerous period is not no but some weeks away depending on how fast it's brits global markets have again plunged as fea

now need to decide over the coming months whether they will uphold the conviction or allow george pell to walk away a free man and a quick reminder you can always catch up with always tori recovering on our web site to address that is out is there a dot com and you can watch us live by clicking on the orange dr mike own car. on one of the top stories on our jazeera countries across europe are taking increasingly drastic measures to try to contain the coronavirus arland and norway have joined the list of nations closing all schools and universities greece austria and poland have confirmed their 1st deaths the u.k. prime minister has been hosting an emergency meeting with some of the country's chief scientists and is expected to announce strict new measures this hour. global markets again plunged as fears grow over the coronavirus the new york stock exchange was forced to halt trading automatically for 15 minutes after the s. and p. $500.00 index fell 7 percent all opening in london the 5100 dipped by 10 percent during trading and asian markets plunged for a 2nd straight day the e.u. has

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