philo a's real story and journey, now the subject of film.go, with her daughter jane and the movie's writer and co-star as they made their way to rome at the invitation of the vatican. >> have you figured out what you're going to say? >> reporter: her mission to find closure for herself and help explain why 60,000 children, including her own son, were taken from their unwed irish mothers and sent by the catholic church to be adopted, many by u.s. families. often for a price. the movie tells the story of a naive 18-year-old philomena who lost her mother at 6 and then became a mother herself long before she was ready. >> did you take your knickers down? answer sister hildegard. did you take them down? >> yes. >> i dependent know what pregnant was, of course. >> did you feel ashamed? >> i was frightened out of my life. i couldn't tell you, when she said you're going to have a baby. i thought oh, my god in heaven. i didn't know how this baby was going to come out, you know? >> you literally didn't know how you were going to deliver the baby? >> n

ukraine's currency is fully cooked by philo against the dollar amid international efforts to seek ways to stabilize the economy and sold the political crisis meeting president gonna call the kinky fp use foreign policy chief said ukraine would get large gulps of money. the discussions were underway on a potential economic package. she expressed frustration at the lack of urgency among ukrainian politicians although there is a sad song by decreasing the stone grave concern about the situation on the ground. i'm very concerned to see that those who have committed. all pro justice and a great desire to see some kind of tough times independent process to achieve. in ukraine's parliament in which he could exchange is over a proposal which he returned to the country's constitution from the time of the orange revolution. chemical which would remain in office but with reduced powers with the technocrats government in charge until elections next year. well the president support is often costing from the regents were again present in the capital chemical which itself is still unlikely to accept

bourne and mencken in particular were fhilo- philo-german in world war i. mencken writes a series of articles for the atlantic calling for german victory. and he writes an article, one article which is never actually published, to his everlasting luck, which calls for the german conquest of america. the proofs of it exist somewhere in the mencken connection -- collection, but when you go to talk to the librarians, they will not bring it forward to you. they do not want it seen, and they're right. the only way we know about it is in letters that mencken wrote to other people. i'll come back to this in a bit. let me turn to a fateful year, 919. we fought a war, prohibition has been imposed. during the war there's a good deal of repression. world war i is ugly. in 1917 on the eve of american entry in the war, american leftists -- and i'm including people like max eastman and sister crystal who were part of pacifist groups who visited washington -- were enamored of woodrow wilson. and you'll see someone, a famous russian bolshevik who was also enamored of woodr