and for more on this story i spoke earlier with peter saunders he's a member of a global organisation on ending sex abuse by priests and this himself a survivor i asked him if he expects the pope to answer the growing calls to require church authorities to report abuse to police for prosecution. well you know i hope so on a man of faith so i pray so but you know if we were talking about a global corporation if we were talking about you know a multinational company that had committed such a vile crimes and was covering up for its employees there would be global outrage and yet the church has gotten away with murder abuse and murder and i don't and i don't understate the turn murder because i know and my colleagues know a far too many men and women who have taken their lives because they cannot deal they cannot cope with the trauma of what was inflicted on them as children and we know it's a global problem we know it goes on in the home we go it goes on in many institutions but the church is the largest global institution and i'm sad to say in having being brought up a catholic that it

let's talk about this more now to do that i'm joined by peter saunders he's the founder of britain's national association for people abuse in childhood and is himself a survivor of abuse peter thank you so much for being with us i'd like this question the global organization ending clergy abuse e.c.s. calling for pope francis to commit immediately to an action plan to end clergy abuse and stop the cover up do you expect him to do that in ireland today. well it might be wishful thinking that he will do that or say that but i would want to immediately banish any notion that we are talking about something that is in any sense and i was talking to a bishop here last night who was talking about abuse as being something that you know has now been dealt with is in the past is historic and i have to say that it in no way is this an historic issue the church globally is still covering up moving of using priests from close to close this is an ongoing tragedy of of criminality around the world and it's got to stop and the formation of our initiative ending clergy abuse is truly the first global

thanks to my dear friend, brother lee saunders, the leader of afscme. great britain, russia, and others announced their victory over the axis, germany, japan, and others. approximately 73 million people died in the world war ii conflict. that that included many black soldiers who fought on the battlefield but could not ride on the bus when they returned home. the the city was north little rock, my father my father loaded our little family into the car, joined thousands of people in a spontaneous parade celebrating our victory at the end of the i was i was five years old at that my my brother was eight years old. we were in the backseat of the car, and my brother was waving a usa flag out the window of the car, celebrating our victory. a white family pulled up beside their their son reached out and snatched my brother's flag out of his hand. as they pulled away, my brother and i protested to our father, daddy, daddy, that boy took our get it get it back for us. my father told us to be quiet. i learned at the age of five that because i was black, my flag

[cheers and applause] >> president saunders, thank you for your remarks and your leadership in the labor movement, and your service in the rules and bylaws committee. the tireless efforts of that committee was are so critically important. i also want to thank our friend randi weingarten, president of afd for her service it on the rules and bylaws committee as well. so, while we are thank you people, can we thank "unite here" local one for the great work they have been doing at the hotel? give them a hand? thank you, very much. you know, they're in a tough stretch right now, negotiations, and we are going to make sure that we are working with them to help them. so, ok. ok. ok. so, folks, thank you for what you all have been doing. we've had a productive week here, we have been doing great work. we have been talking about the fact that there are 73 days until the weekend. talking about the fact that we have wind on our back that we have work to do. talking about the fact that we have been investing in our infrastructure, organizing in every state, and every zip code, and you are leaving to

antes de oakland estuvo en contacto con los Ángeles y seatl saunders.cretario de educaciÓn estÁ considerando permitirle a los estados comprar armamento para las escuelas, utilizando dineros federales para educaciÓn, luego de que estados como texas lo solicitarÁ. el mayor sindicato de maestros del paÍs criticÓ el plan. >> es una idea sumamente peligrosa. es una idea desorientada y sabemos, los maestros saben, los padres de familia y comunidades sabe que este tipo de propuesta de poner armas en las escuelas no agrega la seguridad de ningÚn niÑo, al contrario. las escuelas se vuelven mucho mÁs peligrosas. fernando: va en contra del objetivo de los subsidios federales de educaciÓn. >> el dinero federal estÁn proponiendo usar para armar las escuelas es el mismo que estÁ designado a combatir el bullying, estÁ designado a programas despuÉs de la escuela, estÁ diseÑado para entrar las escuelas mÁs seguras. fernando: un ex funcionario de la organizaciÓn bush cree que serÍan las escuelas mÁs seguras para evitar tragedias como la de tracciÓn. >> es un gasto para s

it's just we couldn't articulate or sing it as well as paula saunders. ♪ i want to be where the peopleearing ♪ ♪ i want to watch -- what's that word again? oh, leave. >> that is the theme song. >> like a musical in my head. he >> yours and millions of other people because everybody loves that she's singing your sound track, nick. ♪ ♪ ♪ put in my earphones but they keep talking ♪ ♪ shut my door but they still come to see me ♪ ♪ >> let's sing it. make a music video and change the words. ♪ why can't you see i cannot stand you, manatee ♪ ♪ need you to stay out of my ofy world ♪ ♪ i want to be where she is, in my car by myself, don't care about your kids or your wife or husband ♪ ♪ don't ask to come to my show, the answer is no ♪ ♪ >> needless to say this has been trending. here's the break down. she's a singer, but she says the video was inspired by the fact that singing is her passion, but unfortunately, she's stuck as an opera star. ♪ stay out of my world ♪ >> clearly we thought this was a make over, make fun of your world. just stay out of her way. >> that's our show. catch you next tim

have dived here before we didn't even discover it until recently and it's something very special saunders. to be as true as it has been the head of the dive organization in reykjavik for almost twelve years today it is iceland's best known diving company. its international clients include actors like the american ben stiller pierce second from the next. sweden's king called good stuff. and hollywood star tom cruise. easterners from the icelandic kinds are characterized by spas their detention and fast flowing streams just guessing here is an adventure and itself. after crossing a number of mountain ridges and rivers the drive has reached a plateau. this is a spar as they drive but there's still no body of water in sight. to b.s. instructs everyone to get their diving equipment together. the divers strapped. to their bodies. so. then c.b.s. confirms what they've begun to suspect the diving spots can't be reached by car they will have to continue on for. at least. you seem to be too strenuous but with all the efforts in the end they come to a mountain lake shaped like a tear. just this boy

and eventually in exasperation, she and peter saunders, an english man and another survivor, resignedd it seems that that commission which was set up that that commission which was set up in the vatican was blocked all the time by the curia and by the vatican bureaucrats. it is a tough job. can one person change all this? but he does have that authority and if it means clearing out the vatican offices, so be it. nothing else will revive the catholic church for many ordinary catholics. earlier, you said people feel freer under this pope to say what they think. if we ta ke pope to say what they think. if we take that as a starting point and people are saying what they think, does the catholic church need to embrace the change that is being called for, the change that is happening in ireland, with gay marriage, abortion and so on, in order to survive, particularly in europe? i think you're right. under this pope, people do feel freer to speak. the conversations which are happening this weekend would not have happened during the last papal visit. to mention the word abortion on the airwav

to turkey's retaliation or the white house press secretary sara saunders has described turkey's decision to introduce these tariffs as regrettable however in that news conference as well she also separated out the issue of tariffs and shank sions she said that the tariffs that were introduced by the united states were on the basis of national security issues unspecified national security issues whereas the sanctions against two turkish members of the government were in direct relation to the case of the american pastor who's facing trial within turkey so she's separating out these issues which actually complicates the situation to a degree and makes any resolution even more difficult to achieve daryn and my cousin seeing the u.s. vice president mike pence also weighed in does this imply then this trade was far from over. well it would appear to do so that was a very strong tweet from the vice president on the issue of the american policy basically of the threatening tone there saying that president trump should not be tested this must be seen in the light as well as the statement we hear

he testify we can show you that letter that was sent to the ecuadorian embassy here it is where saunders hold up inviting him to a closed interview it does say the meeting can take place at a mutually agreeable time place but as songes lawyers are extremely cautious as the u.s. is seeking to extradite him over his revelations here's a quick recap of some of the. i told. her. i i. still. owe her lucky to love my daughter but we're going to ultimately i'm safe collect any data from millions of those who are the ultimate wiki leaks walks like a hospital told us sort of talks like a hostile takeover of. what we discuss the issue with form and the five agent any mesh things in the us getting publishing classified information does create a dangerous precedent. i'm sure that after seventy years mewed up in the ecuadorian embassy he wants to give his side of the story he does know exactly what happened he must be absolutely frustrated about the. the lies and the myths has been created around russia gate so i can understand his temptation to give evidence even to a closed hearing which is difficu

laborers are on the rebound thanks to our next speaker, lee saunders. [applause] saunders: good morning, everybody. emotions have run high in this meeting. we democrats are passionate. passionate about our beliefs. i want to start out this morning by sharing some good news with you, first. in a major victory, a major victory for working people, the federal court struck down the trump executive orders attacking the rights of public service workers in the federal government to organize and bargain collectively. that happened last night, sisters and brothers. when we fight, weaving together. -- we win together. it was a clean sweep. it turns back a ruthless attack on the integrity of the career of civil servants, and a victory for democracy. a victory for all of us. let's get down to today's business. because we are here to work out our differences so we can march together into the 2018 and 2020 elections, and celebrate more victories for our democracy, celebrate more victories for working families. there has been a lot of talk these past days about disenf

he had a couple saunders and johnny football's team loses to hamilton 50-11. not a great debut.on and it will at the tennis classic. without a marquee name. venus like serena ousted. the number 3 seed serving to maria. the youngster rallied and 3-5 to eclipse venus. that is the sporting life. it's 11:00 and time for more news. next at 11:00 two meals. 2 1/2 miles in places. it's progressing. it will the top of town. >> the wildfire burning in lake county. the winds have picked up in lake county. we want you time to look at the latest map showing the two fires that make up the mendicino complex. the fire spread 9 miles in one day. they are getting a better handle on the river fire. the ranch fire has burned more than 115,000-acres. the river fire, 42,000-acres and 50% contained. this is the largest fire burning in the state. mark de mayo is tracking red- flag warning and the

requested that he testify and we can show you the letter that was sent to the ecuadorian embassy where saunders hold up inviting him to a closed interview and says the meeting can take place at a mutually agreeable time and place but as lawyers are very cautious as the u.s. is seeking to extradite him over his revelations so he's a quick recap of some of those revelations. oh. cut. oh. lol. little does the n.s.a. collects any data from the millions of those who are little wiki leaks walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile takeover of service. we discussed the issue with former m i five. do you think the us going after a silence for publishing classified information creates a dangerous precedent i'm sure that after seventy years mewed up in the ecuadorian embassy he wants to give his side of the story he doesn't know exactly what happened he must be absolutely frustrated about the. the the lies and the misses being created around russia gate so i can understand his temptation to give evidence even to a closed hearing which is difficult i mean the whole you know ethos o

fighting trade wars on some other fronts interesting there to hear sarah saunders the white house press secretary stressing national security issues being the reason for the original trump inspired sanctions and provide against terror of supply against turkey not thinking it directly to the matter of that pastor you referred to and true brunson she said as well in that news conference that the release of brunson by turkey may not to leave to an immediate end to the tariffs obviously trying to separate out the issue of brunson from what ever national security issue she is referring to as the main reason for the sanctions that trump tariffs against turkey is there concern there in washington about how much further this could escalate here says a great deal of concern as i said this is not the only front on which the trumpet ministration is fighting some kind of trade war congress obviously perturbed about this however they have been largely supportive the republicans in congress at least of president trump in these latest measures particularly with regard to that american pastore andrew b

inside where her saunders voice once reached the rafters she inspires spontaneous outbursts of song. so. i have what's right here but she was like a sister to all of us or in art because. she was she was all of that we relish and glorified in a way that will and cherry. soprano rolling stone magazine calls the greatest singer ever leaves her hometown somber celebrating a presence who shone on stage and here at home. life when she walked into rhodes who just light up there will. see was a queen. the queen of soul it was here at new bethel bob's his church that c.l. franklin aretha franklin's father preached and it was at her father's church that she got her start singing in the choir it was a long before she was the star soloist here and eventually around the world. the singer who could turn an old otis redding song about respect into an anthem about feminism and civil rights that helped define an era was remembered by the u.s. president but i want to begin today by expressing my condolences to the family of a person i knew well. she worked for hours occasion she was terrific or. that

it's george saunders. >> i gave a talk to him. so long ago.i asked him to send me a question for you. i said george saunders could write his way out of an experimental lab, which is the highest compliment i can give anybody. >> i interviewed them here. he's one of the most extraordinary people i've ever spoken to. >> i didn't recognize. i was a long time ago. >> exactly. he said he could find out i believe he's one of the great minds and spirits of our time. he's speaking about you. i have fond memories of meeting him at the 175th anniversary party back in 2000 keep the inspiration at that event. my simple easy to answer question, how has our democracy changed in the years since you first started writing about us. and as a quick follow-up [laughter] what does the meaning of life size? >> he's having fun with that. how in the hell do i know. i knew him from his short stories and i was at "the new yorker" then. i mean come if you can appreciate george stanton is, which is headed to her son great writing. further collections, amazing stuff. he ta

book and all the work should we do it but on the show is solid clean your sharma your lender make saunders you're an employee and one of them b. says that it's in the hand is to deliver a little bit of solid system for marcus and check on him this. i'm on my own terms for our other meldrum's june at the hospital this afternoon. when they're done all want very mellow in. and buy stuff like. the tire said i assure them out of the known seven years of the show since i've been done back in the spirit i have for the john is a german religion question john yeah. any initial arguably jam arctic packaging idea of what occurred in. s.k. cafe clever because i don't know or never can kind of. it's the morning of melton's operation yes or no john the. amount silence thank you mr slater is a strictly. on my isa didn't get the sat israel's. professor of acim is one of the few barrier tricks surgeons in turkey specializing in laparoscopic a keyhole surgery. and like you doing i'm the one in the bedroom couple going down the aisle and diplomacy can snowball because of. when i learned the amir a chicken ti

back with me now, matt lewis, simone saunders and ming ya. simone, you want to respond?dia and why it is so important about the way folks talk about this quote/unquote issue of sarah and her tweets in "the new york times" is extremely important in the media, because, again, without any context, if you are not providing the full picture, just reading some of the articles that have been written over the last 24 hours or even some of the segments on cable news, you would think that sarah is just a flaming anti-white, you know, person. and that's just not true. we have to -- there is just a fuller and deeper conversation. >> but she did something really sillily. let's be honest. >> i said that up top, don. someone shouldn't be writing things because -- >> this is her journalism and the fact that she is a young asian woman have made her the subject of frequent online harassment for a period of time. she responded to the harassment by imitating the rhetoric of her harassers. sees now that this approach only served the vitriol that we too often see on social media. she regrets

regular targets of president trump took up the issue with white house press secretary sarah huckabee saunders following it on because comments he just saw there and things quickly became very heated. i think it would be a good thing if you were to say right here at this briefing that the press the people who are gathered in this room right now doing their jobs every day asking questions of visuals like the ones you brought forward earlier are not the enemy of the people it's ironic jim that not only you and the media attacked the president for his rhetoric when they frequently lower the level of conversation in this country repeatedly repeatedly the media resorts to personal attacks without any content other than to incite anger the media has attacked me personally on a number of occasions including your own network said i should be harassed as a life sentence that i should be choked ice officials are not welcome in their place of worship and personal information is shared on the internet when i was hosted by the correspondents' association which almost all of you are members of you brought a

seattle let's bring in -- i couldn't resist -- director of economic research at zillow, and steven saundersnaging -- managing broker at caldwell banker at bain in seattle. are you seeing any precipitous fall-out in chinese buyers, and my guess would be that the chinese buyers were buying mostly condos and downtown properties rather than single family homes in some of the suburbs like bellview, or whatever >> yeah. i mean, we're actually not seeing too much of a drop in demand in general. i think a lot of it has to do with the fact of what you just noticed. right? if there is a lot of chinese demand, it's investor activity, and it comes in on the much higher end, right? in thererms of the market as a whole, chinese buyers are not moving very much right? it's low inventory that's driving things there when we did look at, say, what happens to chinese buyer activity, say, with the devaluation of the yuan, what happens is not an interest that pulls back in terms of how many investors are coming to the area what changes is the price point that they're looking at. >> same question to you, steven.