their approach mall between china's communist party and the vatican is highly significant china broke off diplomatic relations with the vatican almost seventy years ago following the communist party revolution led by chairman mao. but now two of the world's most secretive organizations are close to announce a good deal brittle the side to future of china's catholics. the agreement though has many detractors one prominent critic has called it a trail of evil and to sell out that critic is the former bishop of hong kong cardinal joseph says he's never recognized the chinese government's efforts to interfere in the church and for that reason travel to the vatican to warn the public face to face against any. today cardinals then talks to al-jazeera. today how risky is it for people to worship in so-called underground churches in china i think the. decision must be very different at indy in a city when where you have a strong underground community there are mass every sunday many people go but they don't have changes so they say mass in the private home and that these masses technically il

morgan in new york so that's the connection between the vatican. there are going to be a lot of the i don't know for a number of years now and what you do and what i do is kind of similar and that we'll pick up the financial times and we will read what's printed on the page and we will read the footnotes and we'll just read what's there the what we're not make and stuff up we're just saying what's in the newspaper but it's not in the lead paragraph it's in the fifth or sixth paragraph down and then we just say well if that's true and it was the banker who said it this the particular fact then we also must know that this is also true just because you're adding two plus two and getting four doesn't make you the pope of fake news and doesn't make me some fricken propagandist for some freak and developing nation it is what it is but facts are facts but this is what they're saying about to disappear this is. this i am for all the election of mexico just because i read the financial jobs oh it's because i'm a reading the original right so therefore were

their approach more between china's communist party and the vatican is highly significant china broke off diplomatic relations with the vatican almost seventy years ago following the communist party revolution led by chairman mao. but now two of the world's most secretive organizations are close to announce a good deal brittle the side the future of china's catholics. the agreement though has many detractors one prominent critic has called it a trail of evil and to sell out that critic is the former bishop of hong kong cardinal joseph zen he's never recognized the chinese government's efforts to interfere in the church and for that reason travel to the vatican to warn the public face to face against any. today cardinal zen talks to al-jazeera. today how risky is it for people to worship in so-called underground churches in china i think. the situation must be very different at indy in a city when where you have a strong underground community there are mass every sunday many people go but they don't have churches so they say mass in the private home and these masses technically illegal

a credit card term and also in the vatican. for. seven days a thing they were not able to do business at all so that's was the way the banking system. said to the pope well we are in charge you know you have nothing to say right and of course vatican is the next thing location physically in the political sphere because it shares a unique attributes along with the city of london and washington d.c. that they are their own little countries within countries and so they will the norm is power which is not documented and not well known and they tend to collude they work together washington europe vatican and they wield enormous strength in doing things like assisting goldman sachs. and the destruction of greece where germany ends up making billions of euros that was all orchestrated at the highest levels it wasn't because the country suddenly went bankrupt because a few pensioners didn't pay their taxes it's because it was a thought out premeditated financial assassination conducted by john paulson and goldman sachs lloyd blankfein and a

credit card term and also in the vatican. for. seven days of thing they were not able to do business at all so that's was the way the banking system. said to the pope well we are in charge you know you have nothing to say right and of course vatican is the next thing location basically in the political sphere because it shares a unique attributes along with the city of london and washington d.c. that they are their own little countries within countries and so they will the norm is power which is not documented and not well known and they tend to collude they work together washington europe vatican and they wield enormous strength in doing things like assisting goldman sachs. and the destruction of greece where germany ends up making billions of euros that was all orchestrated at the highest levels it wasn't because the country suddenly went bankrupt because a few pensioners didn't pay their taxes it's because it was a thought out premeditated financial assassination conducted by john paulson and goldman sachs lloyd blankfein and a

their approach mall between china's communist party and the vatican is highly significant china broke off diplomatic relations with the vatican almost seventy years ago following the communist party revolution led by chairman mao. but now two of the world's most secretive organizations are close to announce a good deal little decide the future of china. as catholics. the agreement though has many detractors one prominent critic has called it a trail evil and a sellout that critic is the former bishop of hong kong cardinal joseph says he's never recognized the chinese government's efforts to interfere in the church and for that reason travel to the vatican to warn the public face to face against any. today cardinal sin talks to al-jazeera. today how risky is it for people to worship in so-called underground churches in china i think the. decision must be very different at indy in a city when where you have a strong underground community there are mass every sunday many people go but they don't have churches so they say mass in the private home and that these masses technically illegal

. >> the vatican says a resignation letter was receivered on friday. historical accusations. one man claims mccarick abused him when he was a teenager and another man alleges mccaric forced him into abusive relationship when he was just 11. sex abuse scandals in the past and is now determined to clean up its image. the vatican says the pope wants to send a strong message that sexual abuse will not be tolerated. >> what this means is that no matter how important your position no matter how prestigious when it comes to sex abuse you're going to be held accountable. >> for a life of prayer while

this word comes down from the vatican today. pope has agreed to mccarr k mccarrick's request to be relieved from the position with college of cardinals. the archbishop of washington from 2001 to 2006. he reached the retirement -- in the ensuing years, the incredible accusations of abuse came forward. some dated back to 50 years ago. some to positions he held before becoming therchbishop of washington and revelations that settlement were made with young men who said they were young priests oreminarians at the time the abuse incidents happened and come forward. the church paid out hundreds of thousands of dollars to these young men to stay quiet during the allegations coming forward. the pope had ordered that mccarrick stay in pyer and seclusion while the church prepared some sort of nctions. his resignation from the college of cardinals will alleviate the sanctions. they will still be carried out in some form. another shocking bit of news regard rg the and specifically the catholic church here in washington. theodore mccarrick ta

we are very surprised by the speed at which the vatican has acted and that they have really...t say prejudged the situation, but they have certainly made an assessment even in advance of the karmichael hunt that was mentioned in your statement today. —— canonical trial. with that in mind, what does that say about how the vatican is try to handle the sex abuse allegations? i think the vatican's recent devastating experience in chile has convinced pope francis that this is truly a problem. many people would think, why did it take so long for him to be convinced? why did it take so long for him to be convinced ? but why did it take so long for him to be convinced? but i think he is convinced now, and he sees the theodore mccarrick disaster as something that could really do permanent harm to the church. it is clear he wants to act on the. five people have died after a huge wildfire swept through northern california. among them, two children. almost a0,000 people have already left their homes in the city of redding. officials say gale—force winds are sucking up the flames, creating

but you did association you feel so strongly about the vatican and the communist party jointly appointing bishops that you flew to rome to see the pope and to talk to him face to face just a few months ago what did you say to the pope as it does that's a think. ok to say the last word to the pope ok but the last word is not enough. i like to quote a hug a d n heroes ian he said sometimes formally verbal. seems that autonomy of the pope is respected. but practically you are giving the power into the hands of the government so if it's a government which choses the bishop and then through the bishops continent which is fake the present name to the holy father and the holy father to say the last would a case sounds very good but what kind of last word hanky the pope can approve easily those names know all know and so he had to be told ok you can beat up but the other day we don't know if you see up to the companies to make under the name now how can good dame come from the common is what they know about the quality is required to be a bishop why did you feel compelled to go to rome to see the

the 88—year—old is facing a vatican trial, and has already been barred from carrying out any ministryes the first man to leave the college of cardinals in almost a century. john mcmanus reports. and to speak with civility and pray together... theodore mccarrick was one of the best—known clerics in the us catholic church. as of now, he is no longer a cardinal. he submitted his resignation to the pope after allegations that he sexually abused a teenage boy nearly 50 years ago. he denies the allegations but last month the archdiocese said that they were credible and substantiated. due to the statute of limitations, too much time has elapsed for a criminal prosecution but the former archbishop of washington will now face a church trial. in a statement, pope francis ordered theodore mccarrick who had already finished his duties to seclude himself in a life of prayer and penance until after his trial. the scandal is doubly embarrassing because he was involved in drafting guidelines on sexual abuse following former scandals. anyone with this problem will never work in the united states, that

the 88—year—old former archbishop of washington is facing a vatican trial and has already been barredtry. john mcmanus reports. and to speak with civility and pray together... theodore mccarrick is one of the best—known clerics in the us catholic church. but as of now, he is no longer a cardinal. on friday evening, he submitted his resignation to the pope, a consequence of an investigation by the archdiocese of new york into allegations that he sexually abused a teenage boy nearly 50 years ago. theodore mccarrick denies the allegations but last month the archdiocese said they were credible and substantiated. it's thought that new york statutes of limitations means that too much time has elapsed for a criminal prosecution but the former archbishop of washington will now face a church trial. in a statement, pope francis ordered theodore mccarrick, who had already retired from active duties, to seclude himself in a life of prayer and penance until after his trial. the case is particularly embarrassing for the vatican because mccarrick was heavily involved in drafting guidelines when the

. >> breaking stories in the vatican. former bishop theodore mccarrick resigns from the college of cardinals. he's facing sexbuse allegations. the vatican announced that pope francis accepted that resignation. mccarrick served as archbishop from 2001 to as2006. he removed from ministry after being accused of fondling a teenagerore than 40 years ago. since then, othercc aers have come forward with raims. we'veeached out to the archdiocese r comment on this breaking news out of the vatican. we'll let you know when we hear back. >>> mor breakin news we're keeping tabs on this morning coming out to us out of fairfax county. a body was found there in a wooded area near a home on holly road last night. this is close to both i-495 d the hospital. the body has been decomposing and may have been there for quite som time. investigators say they haveun n signs of a crime but looking into this. the body turned over to the medical examiner to beti ided and then to determine a cause of death. ple waking up without a home after a fire r

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is, -- that with the cubans and the vatican is, —— the vatican, we raised expectations in cuba.ings are finally going to change for the better and i think those people are being let down and that makes me distressed. president trump has made the point on iran that it's a horrible one—sided deal that it's a horrible one—sided deal that should never have been made. he has the support of israel, benjamin netanyahu has the support of israel, benjamin neta nyahu caused —— has the support of israel, benjamin netanyahu caused —— calling it a recipe for disaster for our region and the world. trump has never articulated wipes the disaster. one of the reasons is there is effectively an expiry. the fact that the matter is, if you are concerned about iran's nuclear programme, if the worst thing is you can say is that it expires in ten or 15 years, why blow it up now? wait ten or 15 yea rs. why blow it up now? wait ten or 15 years. it doesn't take on what iran may doing elsewhere sponsoring terrorism. that completely fails to hold up when you consider that trump went and embraced kim jong—un

senior vatican analyst john ellen joins us on the phone with details.ow about this? >> well, what we know is that in recent weeks there have been mounting accusations against retired cardinal theodore mccarrick, formerly the archbishop of newark, new jersey, and also washington, d.c. in washington, he became probably the premier broker between the catholic bishops in america and the nation's political establishment. he played an incredibly important role during the late years of the john paul ii papacy, benedict xvi, and reportedly was instrumental in helping get pope francis elected in march of 2013. the accusations now hold that cardinal mccarrick is guilty of a variety of acts of sexual misconduct and abuse, including in at least one case with a minor. of course, pope francis has pledged himself to a strong zero tolerance policy on sexual abuse. today the vatican announced that the pope has accepted cardinal mccarrick's resignation from the cardinal college, college of cardinals, so as of today he is no longer a cardinal, and that the pope has also s

the vatican says the resignation was received on friday.ear-old was removed from public ministry after allegations of sexual abuse surfaced in june. those allegations date back more than 50 years. one man has claimed - - abused him when he was a teenager and another man alleged he forced them into an abusive relationship when he was 11 years old. he says he has no recollection of that initial allocation but the catholic church has been tainted in the past by sex abuse scandals and is now determined to clean up its image. the vatican says the pope wants to send a strong message that sexual abuse will not be tolerated. >> what's this means, no matter how prestigious point when it comes to sex abuse, you will be held accountable. >>reporter: pope francis has ordered - - to go into seclusion for a life of prayer while the allegations are looked into. he will remain a priest for now but there will be an official investigation and the church later be holding - - >> kitty logan, thank you very much. >> that's it for us. >> we will be back in one h

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fourteen other priests who investigators say may have participated in a network of abuse in march the vatican released a report accusing the church in chile of covering up decades of abuse. these around twenty people have been killed in south with pakistan at a campaign rally just weeks before the general election. on the same day that former prime minister on the washer reef was arrested on arrival in the country this is the moment sharif and his daughter marian where escorted off the runway by the country's military rose and jordan has more. even before nala story arrived in lahore on a flight from london to face justice police were responding to two attacks on political rallies on friday in which more than one hundred people were killed and many more were injured one happened in moscow in southwestern baluchistan province where islamic state says it killed a political candidate at around the other attack was at a rally involve news in the country's north west the candidate there was not physically hurt but he was angry. they say there is a threat to our current iranian i want to ask this t

us and the cubans finalized our agreement in the presence of a cardinal from the vatican. and it really was a powerful thing to participate in, to essentially try to put a difficult period of our history behind us. my first meeting with the cubans, i describe they went through the bay of pigs invasion, attempts to assassinate fidel castro, the cuban missile crisis. and i said look, i wasn't even born when most of those things happened. we're here to move forward. and i think it did express a bigger point. not just about the united states and cuba, but countries can work through issues through dialogue, put the past behind them. frankly, i believe we can improve the lives of the cuban people by opening up the embargo. it was actually hurting the people we said we wanted to help. the cubans were suffering under that embargo. the idea of promoting democracy, castro was in power for six years. clearly, what we were doing wasn't working. more american travel, more information reaching cubans, more access to the internet then not only would their lives impr improve but ultimatel

today the vatican announced that i have accepted his resignation from the college of cardinals. as of today he is no longer a cardinal and the pope has suspended him, which moons theas not able to act as a priest. he cannot celebrate mass. he cannot do confirmations. so on. while a church investigation against him is unfolding. so what we have is fairly dramatic and rapid papal action against the highest rung of the catholic power structure. this kind of thing is really unprecedented since the early 20th century. >> we should point out he is innocent. the 88-year-old cardinal is one of the highest ranking american leaders to be removed because of sex abuse charges. >> all right. there was a number that everybody was buzzing ability. this 4 ontario 1% really strong economic growth number for the u.s. the strongest in four years, in fact, it fulfills one of the president's big campaign promises. >> the question is what is it telling us about u.s. economy and where do we go from here? >> mark, kristi, the economic growth, there are details, top line, it grew, 4.1%. that is the stro

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he has to stop a nuclear attack on the vatican. find out whatjames king thought of that, and the rest of the week's top cinema releases, on the film review. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejohn rentoul, the independent‘s chief political commentator, and ruth lea, economic adviser for the arbuthnot banking group. we love having you here really, you know that! let's take a look at tomorrow's front pages. the telegraph splashes on claims that brexiteer ministers have criticised theresa may's approach to leaving the eu without a deal, calling it a kamikaze approach. the times leads on reports that britain's biggest farm approval scheme is failing to detect breaches of its animal welfare standards. the daily mail criticises the working practices of rail firms and claims that drivers are having to work overtime in order to keep networks running. the daily express quotes pro—brexit tory mps accusing the government of another ‘project fear‘ campaign, over the claims food m

spiritual and a few weeks later i was invited take my entire family to see the holy father at the vatican. so that taught me the so focused living in the moment focused on his and if we can remember to have patience and trust in god with a bigger plan ahead have yet to see. it reminded me that's what it was about because of that experience i was able to share that unbelievable meeting with him. i tell the story in the book that i got to bring my mother children and my wife so wasn't just about me that how i share that access with the holy father with others to bring with the holy father with others to bring and give them to people who found themselves one step closer to god. if we stop and reflect, there is a bigger lesson to be learned and that is what that was about "the briefing" congratulations for spending time with him and thank you michael

you are reminding me of my time in rome when i covered the vatican.say you know where you fall in the pecking order when you see which cardinals turn up to your event alongside the pope. if they are low ranking cardinals that is the subtle message you get. that might be what has taken place, a simple meeting with the queen and nobody else. it's interesting. he goes from here, and we must look at the exit now, he goes to some golf in scotland, and then probably what the press corps on those looking forward to which is the visit with vladimir putin and the visit with vladimir putin and the significance of that. it's very significant. given the political grenade flown into nato, i think he wants to stand firm against putin. there is much fodder for them to discuss. one is the russian desire to build a pipeline through the baltic sea, supplying a lot of energy to germany which the president was upset about. when donald trump shows up, he doesn't like criticising him on tv back home in america and a lot of people was able this give him the opportunity to s

finalized our agreement in the presence of cardinal have the vatican. and it really was a powerful thing to participate in to essentially try to put a difficult period of our history behind us. the first meeting with the cubans, they went through the invasion, and attempted to assassinate castro. i said look, i wasn't born when those things happened. we're here to move forward. i think it did express a bigger point. the countries can work through issues. i believe we can improve the lives of the cuban people. the embargo, complete isolation of cuba is hurting the people we said we wanted to help. we wanted to help cubans. frankly, their politics weren't changing. the idea was to promote democracy, clearly what we were doing wasn't working. our theory is, more information reaching cubans, ultimately, that would be more likely to open up political change inside after cuba. >> frankly, they have a lot of bipartisan support. libertarian really like that idea. i met with a lot of libertarians. the people in the house, too. who believe that open markets can o

. >> host: as a roma roman catholc as the first time i visited the vatican it was like what was in your head if they were not put on the list to join the president and the delegation in meeting the pope while you were in the job? >> guest: i walk through this extensively in the book. number one we have a staff delegation that knew from the beginning that it would be a small group of folks. we had a bunch of roman catholics that were senior ranking in the administration. i view every meeting of his meeting. he invites you want in as much as i would have liked to have been in the meeting at this time, he gets to decide who he wants to staff him at each one of those and there were a lot of people that were vying for it. i don't think that it's my role to decide what meetings i deserve to get into or not. i also believed there was lots of good that came out of the meeting. i walked through a fabulous story that shows what trust and patience in god is all about. at that moment, being in the meeting was about me getting in a meeting to have a moment for myself. if you stop and think about it

she has taught more than 700 boys taking them all over the world, performing in china at the vaticannd this week, they are on their way to south africa. >> they realize that they can be something special. >> the choir is like my family. >> 11-year-old william paris joined the choir three years ago. >> ms. stewart really believes in us that we can really go far in life with the choir. >> to be successful, there are a lot of people that are going to help them and i am one of them. >> teaching young boys to reach for life's higher notes. lucky kids to have her on their side. we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. now: good eveniing and thanks for joining us. i )m janelle wang, in for jessia aguirre. and i )m raj mathai. tonigjt -- there are still concerns .. and questions.. smouldering in morgan hill. fire crews are assesing the damage. and many people are grateful the flames never >>> tonight there are still flames in morgan hill. we talk

a victims group says the vatican needs to be more open and honest about sex abuse claims. >> the churcheeds to be far more transparent about this procedure than they have been in the pas >> last month, pope francis accepted the resignations of five bishops in chile for cover-up of sex abuse there. the diocesereleased a statement, saying, this latest news is a necessary step for the church to hold accountable for sexual abuse and harmt, perpetrated by its ministers, no matter their rank, end quote. stay tuned to new for continuing coverage. the 88-year-d mccarrick was heavily involved in the church's years' long response. for more information on his resignation, open our nbc washington app >>> new at 11:00, a death investigation in gaithersburg after police feand a person in a school parking lot. officers found the man yesterd afternoo at south lake elementary school on contour road. officers don't think foul play is involved. he's believed to be between 10 and years of age. school personnel say they saw him on school property earlier in the day and had seen him before playing basketball

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the enunsio at the vatican in the united states is the one you could go to.y father ramd go to the wunsio as ignored or the nunsio didn't believe him and thatrocess failed. >> i think one of the reasons so many are surprised by these allegations is he s so out front on the abuse scandal against children, and ys this going on or at least the allegations were there against him. hawhat do you make of >> well, people are very complex and i guess he was able to compartmentalize his own misbehavior and abuse and somehow i'm auming think that the child sexual abuse is warranted different punishment, but the idea someone himself is behaving improperly with people would be in the forefront is e stifying to me, so it again shows thomplexity of the human person and of sin, too. i think the most difficult thin to fathom was how these orsituations had gone ono long, even before he was arch bishop of newark and washington, that was really stunning to me. >> do you think there is more to this ithe church with adult semina'tans? >> no, i. i think cardinal mccary's case is really ext idea he could ha

tonight one victims group says the vatican must be honest about who knew what when. >> the church needs to be far more transparent about this procedure than they have been in the past. >> reporter: still an archbishop placed under the church version of house arrest, mccarrickm thp. anne thompson, nbc news, galway, ireland. >>> to politics now. president trump is spending the weekend at his private club in bedminster, new jersey. with 101 days until the election, he's looking to the future, strategizing about how to keep republicans in congress. with democrats fighting for a blue wave, the president and his party are bracing for a fierce battle ahead. nbc's kelly o'donnell breaks it all down for us tonight. >> reporter: presidential pitchman. >> you got to vote republican, folks. >> reporter: donald trump talking big with an ambitious new midterm mission revealed on radio with sean hannity. >> i'll go six or seven days a week when we're 60 day also out. >> reporter: trying to activate his own base to benefit other republicans with control of congress at stake. >> i will be campaigning fo

the enunsio at the vatican in the united states is the one you could to.ather ramsey did go to the nunsio and was ignored or the nunsio didn't believe him and that process failed. d i think one of the reasons so many are surpriy these allegations is he was so out front on te abuse scandal against children, and yet this was going on or at least thele ations were there against him. what do you make of that? >> well, peoplere very complex and i guess he was able to mpartmentalize his own misbehavior and abuse and somehow i'm assuming think that pue child sexual abuse is warranted differenshment, but the idea someone himself is behaving improperly with people would be in the forefront is mystifying to me, so it again shows the complexity of the human rson and of sin, too. i think the most difficult thing for me to fathm was how these situations had gone on for so long, ev befoe he was arch bishop of newark and washington, that was really stunne.ing to >> do you think there is more to this in the church with adult seminarians? >> no, i don't. xtthink cardinal m

and fourteen hope francis prayed for ukraine addressing thousands of people at st peter's square in vatican city. hate speech and. after the prayer two white doves were released from the papal window and were immediately attacked by a crow and siegel those who understand the language could easily read the meaning of this ailment soon great forces the siegel and the crow would be tearing apart to slavic nations the white doves this omen gave hope to the ukrainian people saying that by god's will the doves would be saved but it also predicted severe hardship and many victims. the events which could enter into the history of the color revolutions as the most massive human sacrifice yet arrived right on schedule one month later. for weeks this european papel has been the scene of a violent uprising. today bloodiest day yet the protestors are pushing up towards the government district arms here with molotov cocktails but we still have guns and shotguns team. there are casualties on both sides but it. was just said that there is six dead people out there not just a day they say they were hit by s

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shifts phones and laptops are made in china but the vatican ensure that the working conditions are decent and that the pay is about average at the firm they contract with there and that the workers have health insurance their manufacturing strives to be eco friendly which is still a novelty in china. if you. many components in smart phones and computers come from china anyway so it makes sense for us to start there. to get those components to germany would take lots of expensive packaging that wouldn't be so eco friendly or sustainable. path the staff of the startup went to the recency big computer trade fair where they said that shift had so far sold twenty five thousand films and their prices are competitive in part because the bosses don't pay themselves more than their staff. we've never had to pay dividends we don't do any distribution of profits money we make will go into sustainability or social projects to change things that we consider important. people often ask them about a perceived contradiction in what they do making smart phones and laptops always comes at a price the envir

state failed to assist those in danger by not intervening and what was happening that night at the vatican because the soldiers were not only given orders not to go in intervene they were also given orders not to give their weapons to the police who actually wanted to go inside and to troy and assist those who were being injured in the century that small to that was taking place now the court documents that were put in also alleges that the terrorists were able to freely move within the european union because of the showing in area and the final major claim that was made is that the security services actually let them slip through the net and that's because many of the perpetrators of this attack were actually known to the security services before that terrible night back in november two thousand and fifteen now the court rejected those principles saying that the state there was no evidence that the state could have known that the battle in particular would be targeted in this event now we've also heard from one of the lawyers of the victims today who saying that she just doesn't accept th

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