who is a leading expert on sexual abuse among the clergy is the vatican serious about real change or will it continue to provide opportunity and capa to priests who commit terrible crimes. sort of a welcome to convict on thank you years after thousands of sex abuse cases going with by catholic priests have come to light around the world the church is still failing to cooperate with successive inquiries failing to come clean about everything it knows still failing to change why is the. i think there are factors make it difficult to change but overall i see change happening over the last 2 years we have had a number of corporations with so civil authorities in the u.s. bishops have handed over on their own without any requests from state authorities documents well if you has cooperated on diplomatic ways with governments let me give you an example of what i'm talking about last month an investigation by the associated press slammed the catholic review boards in america these mandatory bodies that were set up to probe evidence of abuse they found a whole catalogue of dishonesty and cove

vatican is expected to reveal pope francis his response to a proposal to let married men be ordained in the catholic church within the next few hours are expecting to hear last year bishops in the amazon region voted to relax the celibacy rule which dates back thousands of years in order to address a shortage of priests also as a latin america editor lucianne human our polls not everyone thinks it will work. latin america is home to the largest number of roman catholics. as dramatically as the churches influence revelations of widespread clerical sex abuses are greatly to blame but they are not the only reason. they had to resort to get out and former priest luis pena are newlyweds lease took his vows of chastity at age 17 but 10 years ago he fell in love with their 3 so they kept the relationship secret but although he loved his pastoral work he says he couldn't keep living a double life so he left the priesthood last year. if i could have been married and remain the priest 'd i would have been overjoyed but it wasn't possible i wish that would change because i believe it's complete

today is ash wednesday, whether any changes made to services at the vatican?hea: what we know is vatican and a lot of parishes event is not a good idea, though ash wednesday is a day a lot of people come for mass. there are streaming services online and so forth. you can still participate in the eucharistic celebration but not put themselves at risk. the vatican has announced they certain areas that they believe are humid that they believe could cause the spread of the virus. every wednesday he has his saying heeventually prays for those who are sick and trying to fight the spread of this virus. economically.ct the city of milan has been postpone the internationally renowned furniture fair. it is being pushed to june because of concern that people will not turn up. the tourism sector italy does rely on has been heavily hit. we are hearing stories of up to airlinestels and deciding not to fly to the northern part of italy. the ideas that they need to contain the spread of the virus. genie: thank you for that. india, at least 20 people have been killed in three

all right now a glimpse of a exhibits at the vatican where many unpublished works of art are on display for the very 1st time while the show called the signs of the secrets unveils masterpieces by mention clearly morrow and others while the works are part of the vatican collection which organizers say aims to give witness to contemporary spirituality and reestablish the historical link between the church and modern culture. and our honor of the top stories that we're tracking for you this hour dozens of people have been injured after a plane skidded off a runway at an istanbul airport and broke into pieces officials say the boeing 737 run by pick gases airlines was attempting to land in rough weather 177 people were on board. did of your business africa is up next to our little rock thank you so much for spending a time or it may seem extent. we speak different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all make up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom before us global news that matters to a w made for minds. i know nothing to the gym well i

we don't want to alarm the people, because the vatican is downplaying the concerns. what are this a saying tonight? you also got news that broke late today from the state department involving americans and italy tonight? >> reporter: yeah, the vatican says he is continuing his work. he does have owe cold. he just prefers to stay near his home. tonight, the state department is urning americaning to reconsider travel to italy for what they're calling a sustained community spread of the virus. >> james longman tonight. our thanks to you as well. >>> here's home, major questions about testing and why states in major cities have not been a quipped with the kits they need to test for coronavirus, especially considering the first case of community spread, the woman with no known connection to china, italy, any of the hot spots, was not tested for days. let's get to our chief medical doctor. we learned the cdc expanded the guidelines. you reported on this last night. now we learned a key component of the expansion. >> this is good news. they broadened the list, adding more c

what the vatican is saying. >>> the major storm slamming parts of the northeast. the brutal cold moving in, and now the next storm brewing already. >>> the south carolina showdown tomorrow, then super tuesday. could bernie sanders make the map very difficult to catch up? and how badly does joe biden need a major win? >>> the fire tonight burning dangerously close to homes in california. >>> and the astros players returning, getting hit repeatedly. coincidence, or payback for cheating? >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us here on a friday night. we begin tonight with coronavirus here in the u.s., and reports late today of that possible second case now of unknown origin here in the u.s. "the washington post" first reporting this potential new case, and confirmed just moments ago. it comes as the first patient who had no history of contact with anyone from any of the countries of concern is tonight at a california hospital. she's reportedly on a ventilator, critically sick. why was she not tested for days? as we know, the majority of the passengers evacua

which the vatican say5 will prove hope piu5 press, which the vatican say5 will prove hope pius xii wa5d this is berlin international film festival continues in its 70th year. to get all of the latest from the bbc sport centre. hello, this is your thursday sport rethink. we will start with football, juventus in the first leg of their champions league. thi5 first leg of their champions league. this was the only goal of the game as the italian champion5 were beaten one nell. manchester city came from behind to win over real madrid after 61 minutes. city turn it around with goals and kevin dibona from the penalty spot, madrid fini5hed dibona from the penalty spot, madrid finished the match with ten men after sergio ramos wa5 5hown ten men after sergio ramos wa5 shown a red card, ju5t ten men after sergio ramos wa5 shown a red card, just four minutes from time. today, we are happy but in the second leg we will start to worry, and no worry, but ok, everything is this club with experience for the history, for everything, but for our people hopefully we can doa but for our people hopefully we

mark lowen, bbc news, at the vatican.thout it. it‘s because of this frontal system here, and instead ofjust sliding neatly through, this front has developed a wave, this kink in the front here, which is holding it back. and, actually, we are going to see a renewed surge of wet weather ploughing in from the southwest, as we go through the second half of the night. through northern ireland, rain pushing back into southwest scotland, the hills and northwest england and the hills and mountains of wales. further east, any rain lighter more hsowery, more patchy. temperature typically 7—10d. a mild night for most. a little bit colder to the northwest. then we go through tomorrow and we will see these outbreaks of rain eventually sliding eastwards. and contained within this rain band, there‘s likely to be a short, sharp burst of torrential rain. a real drenching downpour, which will be accompanied by some really squally gusty winds, just along the line of this weather front here. ahead of it, still relatively mild, ten for london

still the vatican has defended celibacy for more than a 1000 years and given its historic a version to reforms abolishing it could take a long time to see in human al-jazeera santiago. more problems for the usa bowing the company failed to take a single order for new planes in january it's the 1st time since $962.00 that an entire month remains blank in the company's order book boeing is struggling to deal with the fallout from the 737 max crisis and the firm will be pushing sales at asia's biggest air show this week taking place in singapore a correspondent for in story has been speaking to industry experts say it's growing hasn't pulled out of this singapore on like the more than 70 participants had pulled out because of fears of a coronavirus the spread of coronavirus boeing has a presence here it's been holding press conferences it's trying to rebuild people's confidence in the brand the grounding of the 737 max since last march following the 2 fatal crashes within the space of 5 months. the longer this drags on the bigger this impact has on the aviation industry and to talk to us

the prescription was given in the documents of the second vatican sun sil in genesee yum. in 1968, the catholic bishop said the united states petitioned pope paul the 6th. more than 18,000 men in the united states have been ordained since then to this office. >>> so, we're talking about the office of deacon. today our guest is one of the deacons who is ordained for the chdiese saancio. now after this brief break, come back and stay with us as we learn abut this in its new application. hello and thank for jog us. this is deacon michael. you go by mike. >> i go by deacon mike. >> it is an it italian consonant in there. you're a deacon in the archdiocese of san francisco. you're an ordained minister. i start everything i know about it i learned from you recently. this idea it is an ancient christian vocation, i will read from the a pistol of st. paul that you turned me on to and paul who is in jail now, jailed by the romans for his catholic christian faith writes to the people in greece and he says i write to all of you to the holy ones in christ jesus who are there with the

the vatican said to reveal where the pope francis supports a proposal to let married men be ordained as priests in the catholic church last year bishops in the amazon region voted to relax the celibacy rule because of a shortage of priests but as a latin american editor in this in the human reports not everyone thinks it'll work . latin america is home to the largest number of roman catholics but the flock is dwindling as dramatically as the churches influence revelations of widespread clerical sex abuses are greatly to blame but they're not the only reason . they had to get out and former priest luis pena are newlyweds least took his vows of chastity at age 17 but 10 years ago he fell in love with their 3 so they kept the relationship secret but although he loved his pastoral work he says he couldn't keep living a double life so he left the priesthood last year. if i could have been married and remained a priest 'd i would have been overjoyed but it wasn't possible i wish that would change because i believe it's completely compatible to devote oneself to a family and also to pastora

now a glimpse of an exhibition at the vatican where many unpublished works of art are on display for the 1st time the show called the signs of the sacred unveils masterpieces by clearly miro and others the works are part of the vatican collection which organizers say aims to give witness to contemporary spirituality and reestablish the historical link between the church and modern culture. now the photographer marcus schmidt is fascinated by forgotten places private houses or factories abandon long ago with nature creeping in and taking over that is what fascinates him how quickly nature comes back to claim what it once has as its own. way and abandon houses pox and hospitals to capture photographs like fiends they have a passion for decaying structures that will soon disappear forever modern ruins photographers work on the edge to blink ality often trust posturing on abandoned property explorers like marcus schmidt shallots wealth we would otherwise never see . this. abandoned 25 years ago the luxury of steak was the home of business tycoon. still. there were 2 swimming pools nuclea

and now a glimpse of an exhibition at the vatican where many unpublished works of art are on display for the 1st time the show which is called the signs of the sacred unveils masterpieces by munch klee nero and others the works are part of the vatican collection which organizers say aims to give witness to contemporary spirituality and reestablish the historical links between the church and modern culture. in football argentina is breaking down barriers maria gomez has become the 1st transgender player in the country's top female league gomez who already has played in the lower division says that the sport has helped her overcome obstacles like discrimination and exclusion however her journey hasn't come without criticism . 22 year old maria gomez started playing football in the middle of her transition process years ago soon she made her name as a goal scorer and a 2 time champion in argentina's amateur league and now she's made history becoming the 1st transgender to compete in the country's professional female leake vs on carlos's new edition has been faced with critics throughout

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mark lowen, bbc news, at the vatican. time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre.f the last 16 say in madrid, electrical madrid went ahead after just four minutes electrical madrid went ahead afterjust four minutes thanks to an early strike and then dug in as they so often do to get the win they needed on what proved to be a frustrating note the liverpool who didn't have a single shot on target. —— frustrating night. i saw much worse games in my life. it was 0k. worse games in my life. it was ok. we were not good enough in the last third, that's it. and, you know, i didn't expect we would have 70% possession, i thought we would have a bit more, but we're not surprised. you try to defend with all you have. not a good night for him but a good night for this guy, continuing his remarkable scoring for this season with two more goals to give dortmund a two win over psg. the 19—year—old has good 11 goals since joining 19—year—old has good 11 goals sincejoining dortmund 19—year—old has good 11 goals since joining dortmund last month —— has scored. raman fred, major league

yes he did equal continue with other activities and that's because the vatican says well we're discussing the situation with the health already switch discussing it with the region of lots who are group is located and group at the moment really isn't it locked down it's not one of those areas that. has very large infections in fact the regional teach people that were in the hospital. really in a much greater stake actually getting better and so that's the way you get that said bill as you mentioned nasa is going to be cancelled a lot of people at times to follow them by screening instead to go online so they still can't participate the vatican however has closed all captains concerned that the humidity there might courage the spread of bodies and it's interesting you know you put this in perspective saying that it's not the whole country that is in lockdown and tell us then about the impact on this is having on people's day to day lives and indeed on the economy well on the day to day life just to give you an idea here if you go to the local shops see those are sold out and said it's high

the vatican says. >>the 83 year-old pontiff is not feing well, but would norelease any more details on his illness. yesterday the popewas seen coughing and blowing his nose during the ash wednesday ss and back here home at home california hamore confirmed cases of the coronavirus than any other state in the us, dubious distinction in the cdc now sending a te of people here to the state ashley zavala live for us in sacramento to explain this precarious situation actually >>yeah theycan grant governor gavin newsom is not yet ready to declare a state of emergency even as the ate ramps up its efforts tofight the coronavirus as of tay, 33 people testedpositive fo the virus in california 5 of those people have been transportedout of state leaving the rest to be taken care of the california health centers and officials bcing for those numbers to rise. >>this is a fluid situation at this time and i want to emphasize that the risk to the general public remains low state leaders and al officials trying to t the

the press conference at the vatican when the exhortation was presented, the official word is basicallyhurch teaching that comes out of the synod. the recommendations that came out of the synod remains as a series of recommendations and the pope says in the exhortation that the exhortation that the exhortation can't be read without taking those representations into consideration. several bishops who i talk to today said the door is open to further discussion, but it is a process. so, i'm slightly confused. does that mean it could change? we start with the basis that this is a rule, isn't it? it's not official doctrine or anything, it can be changed by people, a different pope for example could make a different decision? a different pope could make a different decision. and this is not the first time this has come up. i know that this issue came up at least in the 1960s in peru when missionaries from the united states petitioned the vatican for something similar. canadian bishops have petitioned and i believe ships somewhere africa have petitioned in the last 40-50 have petitioned in the

sweets for 40 days to mark the season, but the pope told tens of thousands of worshippers in the vaticanrew singleton told me the pope is very similar with social media. pope francis is considered a worldly pope, so i have no doubt he is one of the people with a good understanding of trolling and he does have a social media presence as well, the vatican is certainly up with the latest developments. why do you think he has picked on it particularly? historically, catholics, alongside other christians are supposed to give up something for lent, and the 1960s through to the 1980s they kind of became more accommodating on the list of things that catholics were invited to give up. no longer did it have to be abstinence or fasting, you could give up coffee or cigarettes or alcohol, but i think in this instance he is speaking to more than just a catholic community, but people generally, and we have seen some of the most toxic effects of trolling online, and i think his message isjust about trying to be relevant to the world more generally and not just of the catholic community. do you think it

now a glimpse of an exhibition at the vatican where many unpublished works of art are on display for the 1st time the show called the signs of the sacred unveils masterpieces by moon's clearly miro and others the works are part of the vatican collection which organizers say aims to give witness to contemporary spirituality and reestablish the historical link between the church and modern culture. just reminder the top stories we're following for you here today on the w. news u.s. president though trump has celebrated what he called the great american comeback in his annual state of the union address the speech focused heavily on the economy democrats mostly stayed seated during a speech in silence. and hong kong has quarantined a cruise ship while passengers and crew are checked for coronavirus infections it's the 2nd cruise ship to be affected china says the epidemic has now killed almost $500.00 people more than 24000 cases have been confirmed. you're watching news from berlin coming up next as our documentary series close up we're looking at the deadly combination of drought and w

and now a glimpse of an exhibition at the vatican where many unpublished works of art are on display for the 1st time the show called the signs of the sacred unveils masterpieces by. nero and others the works are part of the vatican collection which organizers say aims to give witness to contemporary spirituality and reestablished the historical link between the church and modern culture. this is g.w. news and these are our top stories. u.s. president donald trump has celebrated what he called the great american comeback in his annual state of the union address the speech focused heavily on the economy democrats mostly stayed seated during his speech often in silence. hong kong has quarantined a cruise ship after several people onboard showed symptoms of the corona virus authorities also announced people entering from mainland china would be isolated for 2 weeks there are now over $24000.00 cases of the virus worldwide. somalia and authorities in the united nations have called for urgent humanitarian assistance amid a food shortage that they say could threaten millions of people they

a major exhibition in london later this year will show some of his best—loved work and at the vaticanhapelle. a major exhibition in london later this year will show some of his best—loved work and at the vatican they are preparing to hang his tapestries in the sips tyne chapelle. —— sistine. where sacred power meets artistic mastery, night brings quiet but no rest. in the sistine chapel, where popes are chosen beneath michelangelo's glory, we got rare access to the cleaning of one of humanity's greatest triumphs. to do this job offer to clean the chapel is, for me, the best thing i can do in this life. the upkeep now is particularly special. 500 years since the world lost michelangelo's contemporary, raphael, preparations to host his tapestries in the chapel where they were designed to hang. amidst the magical story of this place was an intense renaissance rivalry between the older michelangelo and the younger, more sociable raphael, and legend even has it that while michelangelo was absent during the painting of the ceiling, raphael even snuck in to take a peek at the competition for

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diverse coalition of voters behind him because iowa new hampshire were mostly white states and the vatican is not really even more importantly as you mentioned this is a huge when 2nd place is so far away it could just as well be 3rd or 4th or even 5th place. and supporters of chill biden who did come in and 2nd place are saying because those differences so big a few months ago they would have considered this disastrous but now they're just glad they didn't actually end up in 5th place ok what kind of reactions do we actually have from the people involved sanders and his rivals. well sanders has has really tried to be more unifying in his in his victory speech after the nevada caucus and he has said that we are going to win because we are bringing our people together in a multiracial general generational coalition. joe biden is very enthusiastic about his 2nd place even though it's you know very far away from 1st place but is saying while they have for each their goal of coming in 2nd so that's great and. even though he congratulated sanders has also been very critical and has been saying

diverse coalition of voters behind him because iowa new hampshire were mostly white states and the vatican is not but really even more importantly as you mentioned this is a huge when 2nd place is so far away it could just as well be 3rd or 4th or even 5th place. and supporters of chill biden who did come in in 2nd place are saying because this difference is so big a few months ago they would have considered this disastrous this but now they're just glad they didn't actually end up and and 5th place fears are mounting as the number of new cases of the coronavirus outside of china rises there are pockets of outbreaks in europe the middle east and asia triggering lockdowns on the closure of schools italy's prime minister says his country will forcibly isolate towns affected there were 2 people have died and more than 70 have been infected. the streets of could only oh were empty on saturday evening people in a dozen towns in northern italy were told to stay indoors after a local woman died presumably from the coronavirus oh genome. we still can't say whether she died of the corona virus or w

box we've been lead vatican android spruced up. this wall was raised overnight on the order of the presidential convoy it will take. hundreds of the city's poor live behind it they say that this expenditure could have been used to improve their living conditions instead it's a minimal did nobody has done this to keep us out of sight. and bathrooms to build this wall where are we supposed to bathe. our kids these people we have to keep in on the. water supply has been carved up by the poor where are we supposed to go. even asked paos and are expected to turn out to welcome the american president not everyone will be saying there must be a trump. a mixed welcome may await donald trump in 100 odd but a bit further afield in rule telling gonna province he's got one diehard super fan for him president trump's visit to india will likely be a religious experience. how do you treat the man of your dreams. bush now krisna worships him. 4 years ago the us president appeared to him in a vision ever since this orange faced idol trumps all othe

since the 16th century tapestries by renascence artist rafael have returned to the walls of the vatican's sistine chapel the 12 masterpieces are on the splay to mark the 500 years since the artist's death the silk wall and gold threads have been restored by conservationists over the past decade rafael's artworks have been placed where they used the home for them 20 years after michelangelo finished painting the chapel ceiling in 1512. and now a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera almost $100.00 new cases of corona virus have been diagnosed on board a cruise ship docked at a japanese port it comes as $300.00 american tourists quarantined of the boat were flown home or than 70000 people in china now have the virus with nearly 1800 deaths officials in beijing are considering canceling one of the main political gatherings of the year to stop people travelling the world health organization says new data is giving a clearer picture about the impact of the virus did also appear to show a decline in new cases this trend must be interpreted very cautiously turned change as a new population i

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and at the vatican, put vance's dish hope francis -- pope francis canceled a mass. organization msf, doctors without borders, dealing with this? countries,in 7070 medical operations, projects. those are the ones we are focused on right now to getet tm ready. we have the case inin nigeria. you can imagine there are many more casases was the testing capacity in the u.s., let alone and a low income country or fragile state is extremely limiting. we don't know where coronavirus really is. and that is one of the things that is rereally concerning us. we know those countries, their health systems are already fragile, already under resourced. we are trying to reinforce their capacity. we do have a team that is doing public health information, infection control, education, working out of hong kong and focusing also on those marginalized vulnerable minority groups. there are little areas you will find that are forgotten in these outbreaks where they are not part of the dominant group. the messages go out in the main language of the country and they forget about everyone else

26th 2014 hope francis prayed for ukraine addressing thousands of people at st peter's square in vatican city a tedious hate speech and. after the prayer 2 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 2 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 power has been the scene of a violent uprising. a day yes the protesters are pushing up towards the government district arms here with molotov cocktails but we still haven't guns and shotguns. there are casualties on both sides but it. was just said that there is 6 dead people out there not just a day they say they've been hit by snipers. t

mark lowen, bbc news, at the vatican. let‘s get more now on the brit awards.ong of the year for "someone you loved". and billie eilish gave the live debut of herjames bond theme, ‘no time to die‘, backed by a 22—piece orchestra. let‘s speak to the entertainmentjournalist, al horner. good to have you with us this morning. award ceremonies are always now political, aren‘t they? discuss. we don‘t get an award ceremony without somebody making a political comment. we have had a real rise in p0p comment. we have had a real rise in pop music grappling on with issues recently and now it is expected of p0p recently and now it is expected of pop artists, especially hip—hop artists to use their platform to grapple with these problems and a real way and bring attention to things. it‘s not just real way and bring attention to things. it‘s notjust in music, we see it in film as well, the baftas, the oscars. last night was another moment in what feels like a real tradition now and the brit awards does have a history of this and two yea rs does have a history of this and two

a rigged swiss firm crypto agee's devices to eavesdrop on clients iran saudi arabia and even the vatican and secret correspondents read and possibly shed as many as 6 countries was dissolved back in 2018 well earlier my colleague 40 but to both spoke to robert pre-charge he's director of the cyber security expert which is a firm that advises institutions across europe and she began by asking him just how extensive this intelligence gathering was. it's very hard to say because but the truth of these kind of operations never comes to light but a certain extremely successful and i'm sure was extremely valuable long it was running. a. very impressive operation that started during the days of the cold war and it seems to me of late today in particular the secret operations have become much harder to keep secrets in a during the cold war discipline was perhaps a bit stronger and it predated the days of into the internet and wiki leaks and things like that. so i'm not not surprised that either an operation like baseballs or was kept secret for so long because not that many people actually knew