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well, comes the family of murdered al jazeera germ, the sharina blacklight to the vatican. anti cleanseth. i'm sons into bangladesh, killing 22 people are meeting thousands homeless. ah, welcome to the rug and we begin in lebanon, where hundreds of refugees are returning home to syria. lebanese official, say, 751. syrians are being repatriated and that the refugees are going home voluntary. but rights groups are criticizing what they call false deportations, citing security concerns lebanon hosts around 1500000 syrian refugees are correspondent santa hud. joy's us now from ourselves in lebanon of costa. the government says he's a voluntary repatriation zayna that must be very mixed emotions and comments coming out from where you are. yes, since the early hours of the morning, a few 100 refugees have gathered here at one of the many border crossings between 11 on and syria. they have begun to go home. we've been speaking to people here at the end of the day. we have to understand that these people are really caught between a rock and a hard place. they're scared 11 on and they're scared in

and with cardinal sanity, a vatican diplomat. the families visit the vatican city, the seat of power of the catholic church and receiving the pope's blessings, is of course a significant moment. however, almost 6 months on. and despite the families tireless lobbying of various different governments and the international criminal court, justice for sharina has still not been achieved. shooting was shot dead by his ready forces while on assignment for al jazeera in jeanine in the occupied west bank on may 11th. at her funeral is really forces beat back mourners and pull bearers, causing her coughing to nearly hit the ground. it drew widespread condemnation. tens of thousands attended her funeral, a testament to how loved she was by those whose life she reported on. investigators in the united states and in the end, israel found that there was a high possibility. the cheering was killed by his ready soldier, but that it wasn't intentional that there would not be a criminal investigation. in other words, there would be no justice as

stephanie deca has more from the vatican city, passed by the family. the family that is here is tony terean's brother, his 2 daughters and his wife. the pope, passed by tony, also held out a picture of shitty and that he blasted and move past the family. they also met with cards and paddling and who is the essentially the secretary of state of the holy c cardinal sunday with the vatican diplomat. so of course, significant symbolic surely, hugely for you know, a catholic family. you know, it's considering what happened to me, but i was talking to leno, one of the shootings. nita's the family has been very tireless when it comes to pushing for justice, talking to various governments. also, the international criminal court knows, of course, here at the vatican, interest said, you know, we are hugely appreciative of the words and the support that we're getting from, you know, religious figures and diplomats, and politicians said, but what we really need is action and words and that really comes down to justice. that means bringing the child, the soldier wh

the pope francis welcomes the family of methodology their agenda, sri i will act late to the vatican and cyclic to throw the psalms into bangladesh, killing 22 people and leaving thousands more homeless. ah, welcome probably where we begin to level where hundreds of refugees are returning home to syria. lebanese officials say 751. syrians are being repaired created voluntarily. but rights groups are concerned about the safety level house around $1500000.00 syrian refugees. well, is that called our corresponding choices? not from our saw in lebanon. of course, what one does, how much of this is voluntary? and how much is this? is falls to the government, has it point to view as well? yes, the lebanese government and says that these returns are voluntary and that the syrian refugee signed up to return wasted from the masters for security clearance. but i can tell you, we've been speaking to a lot of people here waiting for their turn to go back home. there's a lot of uncertainty. people are worried. they say that life and loving on has been difficult, especially because of the economic

. >> we came as a family to the vatican to get our message across and continue advocating for our one only shireen. we are here to call on accountability and justice. >> the family also met with the cardinal, the secretary of state, and a vatican diplomat. the families visit to vatican city, the seat of power of the catholic church, and receiving the pokes blessing is of course a significant moment. however, almost six months on, and despite the tireless lobbying and the international criminal court, justice for shireen has not been achieved. >> she was shot dead on assignment in the occupied west bank on may 11. at the funeral, protesters caused her coffin to be nearly dropped to the ground. tens of thousands attended her funeral, a testament to how loved she was by those whose lives she reported on. in the end, israel found that there was a high possibility that shireen was killed by an israeli soldier but that it wasn't intentional, and there would not be a criminal investigation. in other words, there would be no justice. >> as much as we appreciate all officials and religious lea

she read a berkeley in vatican city. especially memorial mass has also been held in rome for the palestinian american terrain was targeted and shot dead by his ready forces while on assignment in the occupied westbank city of janine in may. stephanie deca has war from vatican city, passed by the family. the family that is here is tony terean's brother, his 2 daughters and his wife. the pope, passed by tony, also held out a picture of shitty and that he blast move past the family. they also met with cards in the family and who is the essentially the secretary of state of the holy see also cardinal sandy, who was a vatican diplomat. so of course, significant and symbolic surely, hugely for you know, a catholic family. you know, it's considering what happened to me, but i was talking to lena one of the shootings. nita's families been very tireless when it comes to pushing for just talking to various governments, also the international criminal court. no, of course here at the vatican interest said, you know, we are hugely a

i play till the vatican accused of a grubby deal where she soon act is put to the test during his 1st prime minister's questions. i'm joanna roscoe with welcome, latest stars expecting to shine at 2020 to show their the champions league. he se 57 goals against me, heifer. ah, we begin in iran where security forces have confronted some of the thousands of people who have traveled to the grave site of masa armine. they're marking 40 days since her death in custody. the mourners were heard taunting slogans against the government. protest services have been taking place at universities to mark the end of the morning period after spite an on going cracked them. the iranian government is accusing western countries of encouraging the protests, german institutions, and politicians, all the latest to be sanctioned by teheran, as to an, a correspondent or cert, jabari. she joins us live from to ron and dos of thousands of people at the sight of martha minis. grave. tell us about these clashes with security forces? well, we just heard official reports from semi official news agencies in iran say

we get some news through the media from the vatican . pope francis, who was invited along with the patriarch, was invited to kazakhstan in september of this year to participate in the congress of the leaders of world traditional religions, that he is going to meet the patriarch there and since in august. uh, this year i was in rome. i told my acquaintances in the vatican that i would be there . i received an invitation from dad to come and chat with him. first time. here in my new position. i came to this meeting. and we in particular. i can say we talked about it. uh the possibility of organizing a new meeting and maybe uh about kazakhstan as an appropriate place, but came to the understanding that such a meeting is still a historical event. it cannot take place on the sidelines of some event, even such a solid and respected one as a congress in kazakhstan. well, and besides, this meeting must still be prepared, and it must have some result. and since there was no such study , there was very little time left. we agreed that if there is

also cardinal somebody who was a vatican diplomat. i'm so of course, significant symbolic, surely, hugely, for you know, a catholic family is considering what happened to me, but i was talking to leno, one of the shootings. nita's, the family's been very tireless when it comes to pushing for justice, talking to various governments. also, the international criminal court knows, of course, here at the vatican, interest said, you know, we are hugely appreciative of the words and the support that we're getting from, you know, religious figures and diplomats, and politicians said, but what we really need is action and words and that really comes down to justice. that means bringing the child, the soldier who shot should be shooting to justice. of course, we know the americans and israelis following that carried out an investigation saying that it was highly likely that it wasn't. it was really told you killed her, but that it wasn't a criminal act, and therefore there will be no criminal prosecution or investigation. hence, no justice for

in may, stephanie deca has more than peter squire in vatican city. pretty much the message given from the vatican to the family is of course, one of condolences and i'm hoping that there will be peace between the 2 sides. the family has been really working tirelessly, trying to get justice and accountability for shitty. and i was just talking to her niece has already taken it upon herself. also. she was here with her father, tony, who should his brother to try and get some form of justice. they've met with us at your state, anthony blink. and they put in a request to the international criminal court to try and get justice. not only for shitty and, but as you know, was telling me, you know, if, if we can't get justice for should even someone who so well known in the jewel passport holder. and what child is there for other policies. and at the same time, i asked her, you know, it's also very much a personal loss and tragedy even though there are very much on the political front pushing because of the necessity for justice. and she said, yes, we haven't

the vatican in rome has been the center of christianity for 2000 years. and opus de founder, jose maria as craven moved to rome in 1946 to cement his position. he was also subsequently laying the groundwork for opus day to become an elite force within the vatican. before john paul, the 2nd became pope when he was still a cardinal in poland. he had great admiration for as clever and open day. as grover died in 1975 and did not live to see the election of john paul the 2nd to the papacy. but the polish pope elevated opus day to the status of a personal prelate. ja, 7 years later, unique in the churches history. it became indirect subordination to the pope in 2002, john paul, the 2nd canonized as river as a st. less than 30 years after the found his death. another unusual move in the history of the catholic church. when use, if rats, singer was elected as john paul, the 2nd successor in 2005, opus de, reportedly welcomed the news or was they had fish shown in for fed z o bus day was very engaged to leading up to the election of pope benedict bar of yoseph ha

he appointed priests from the group as bishops in the vatican. he remains linked to the group, boyd by their vision of strengthening their faith. and pope frances. he's a jesuit and not considered a close ally to herb his day. but he allows the personal prelate ya, it's freedoms, and has appointed more members as auxiliary bishop. as grievance, legacy lives on almost 50 years after his death. presumably the pious spaniard would have been awed to see what became of his original vision, especially in his homeland we visited the campers of the opus de owned university of nevada, in pamplona. manuel mira is an architect and former pamplona city counsellor. he studied at the university and knows its history. wow, schumann, when me younger student of middle middle school, the entire campus takes up 1200000 square meters, 120 hector's vets. about 200 soccer pitches, the area was previously used as a public part of the city of pamplona gifted it to opus day. ah, loaner, a c o, a very generous gift. indeed. manuel, mira firmly believes tuition should be f

think overstay has to fear losing its influence in the vatican. the shall is. pope francis is certainly no friend of hopeless day or, and opus de definitely does not have a figure heavy sitting on that happily throne. but in other matters and family women or in relation to gender, pope francis is also somewhat conservative and certainly not at the forefront of the reform movement under the reform reveal. this all pussy hot, c a c o best day has a lot of money and it has a lot of real estate and houses and it has companies which it indirectly controls oil. and in these ways, even if it's not past oral care and it will maintain its presence and exert pressure cause you okay. okay. not in a poorly, i think opus day will hold its way among the elite and beyond that will patiently wait until the time is arrived to step into the limelight again. open stays in. no hurry, eternity is on its side problem. then all our alley africa, like any other style, part of the opus day remains a phenomenon shrouded in secrecy. it may not be a criminal organization or

certainly the family here, the invitation of the vatican, you mentioned there as well. they will be holding a special memorial mask or shooting later on today. they will so match with the cars and who is the secretary of state of the holy c earlier today. so this is really an effort to keep the pressure on to keep the dialogue, i think public to try to hold for accountability. it's almost 6 months now since the shooting was killed engineering, it's very clear, even the americans in these rate, he's saying that it was highly likely that it was in there was really a soldier who killed her. these really saying that it was an engine under any criminal intent there for there will be no investigation, no accountability. this is of course, not surprising at all to the family to the palace thing ends. and this is why the family of shooting has been working tirelessly. they've met with the us secretary of state, anthony blink. and they've met with law makers on capitol hill. they've appealed to the criminal court, providing evidence many different independent investigation bindi

it is he naturally, yes, and the un structure is, uh, as an intermediary. uh, vatican spoke yes, thisthe structure of the eu, that is, it is done like this. here is a fan mailing, including to western journalists, but as we see in fact. we only had a reaction from the vatican , they have the same reaction, the maximum that they can be a concern. well, or they accuse us of alleged atrocities, as was the burning with raisins, where kiev staged monstrous fakes. here are the new 3 seconds from cuba, it seems to be a complete dramatization with actors in the same clothes, in addition to the story with the bandage, which they apparently forgot to wear during filming, it had to be drawn in, so experts note the left hand of a man in a red jacket in the video, so to speak, before and after the execution lies a little differently to confuse, so that the coronazis would not be caught by the hand in a real crime. in my opinion. this is the only thing we can do today for us at international venues is to initiate a meeting of the united nations security council . accordingly, this is the only body

we get some news through the media from the vatican .that pope francis, who was invited along with the patriarch, was invited to kazakhstan in september of this year to participate in the congress of the leaders of the world's traditional religions, that he is going to meet there with his holiness the patriarch, and since in august. uh, this year i was in rome. i told my acquaintances in the vatican that i would be there. i got an invitation from my dad come and talk to him. first time. here in my new position. i came to this meeting, and we in particular. i could say we talked about it. uh, the possibility of organizing a new meeting and maybe uh about kazakhstan as an appropriate place, but came to the understanding that such a meeting is still a historical event. it cannot take place on the sidelines of some event, even such a solid and respected one as a congress in kazakhstan, but in addition, this meeting must still be prepared, and it must have some kind of result, and since such a study was not carried out , there was very little

or the vatican city. ..and the vatican recognise taiwan as a nation. digital realm, when we signed the declaration for the future of the internet, which i signed on behalf of taiwan, we're one of the 61 partners, full democracies, signing that declaration together to place our investments jointly to build, to shape the internet into something that's resilience against authoritarianism and to protect human rights. and in the declaration, we're all referred to as partners or as democracies and so on. so on that front, we're gaining new ground. but can you say you are a country when, as ijust said, major countries, the united states, all of the european union don't recognise taiwan as a nation state? you don't have a seat at the united nations. yeah, but we do have a top level internet domain. so my point here is... so you exist as a country only in the digital space. is that what you're saying? what i'm saying is that nowadays there is more multi—stakeholder or hybrid, multilateral and multi—stakeholder, meaning composed of countries, but also eu or the

a special meeting at the vatican between pope frances and the family of murdered al jazeera journalists. sharina blackledge and world cup stars shine in the champions league, passenger man, 57 goals against mcabee hyper ah, we begin in lebanon where hundreds of refugees all returning to syria. lebanese officials say 751, syrians all being voluntarily repatriated. but rights groups are concerned about their safety. lebanon hosts around 1500000 syrian refugees, then hold a joins us now live from arsole in lebanon, zeta. pretty bad weather. i can see what is happening there. what was happening to people, the refugees that well, you know, since the early hours of the morning, a few 100 refugees gathered here at one of the border crossings and they started to return home, as you can see behind me taking whatever they own. really, they've been here for years and now they're heading back. this is part of what the lebanese government calls voluntary returns. the syrians. the process involves the syria and signing up and waiting for approval. they need security clearance from the authorities in

and with cardinal sanity, a vatican diplomat. the families visit to vatican city, the seat of power of the catholic church and receiving the pope's blessings, is of course a significant moment. however, almost 6 months on. and despite the family's tireless lobbying of various different government and the international criminal court. justice for sure, marine has still not been achieved should in the shot dead by his really forces while on assignment for al jazeera in jeanine in the occupied west bank on may. 11th at her funeral is really forces beat back mourners and who bears, causing her coughing to nearly hit the ground, to widespread in the nation. tens of thousands attended her funeral, a testament to how loved she was by those whose life she reported on. investigators in the united states and in the end, israel found that there was a high possibility that trugreen was killed by his ready soldier. but that it wasn't intentional that there would not be a criminal investigation. in other words, there would be no justice as muc

so that the intermediary, but spoke to the vatican yes, this is the structure of the eu, that is, itne such a fan mailing, including by a western journalist, but as we see in fact. there was a reaction. we only have concerns from the wakans, they have the same reaction, the maximum that they can be concerned about. well, or they accuse us of alleged atrocities, as it was hot with raisins, where kyiv-staged fabricated monstrous fakes. these new 3 seconds from cuba, it seems, are a complete staging with actors in the same clothes, in addition to the story with the bandage, which they apparently forgot to wear during filming, it had to be completed, so experts note the left hand of a person in a red jacket in the video, so to speak before and after the execution lies a little differently to confuse, so that the coronazis are not caught by the hand in a real crime. in my opinion. this is the only thing we can do to us today international venues is to initiate a meeting of the united nations security council accordingly, only this body in which we have enough weight today, in any case, ca

is there a veteran journalist, sharina o'clock in vatican city? she was talks had been shot dead by israeli forces whilst on assignment in the occupied west bank. and may, those are your headlines. i'll be back with more news after we get you back to out there a wealth ah, in 2004, an afghan businessman with a dubious past set up cobbled bank, he attracted high profile investors and millions of customers. many of them ordinary people who trusted the bank with their savings, but by mid 2010 reports of mismanagement embezzlement, fraud, and money laundering, caused customers large and small to desert. the bank news spread that it was short of cash. by the end of august 2010, cobble bank was in free fall panic set in as thousands of afghan citizens rushed to withdraw their savings. this one on the bank caused it to collapse. the afghan government attempted to rescue the situation by providing $825000000.00 us dollars from the central banks reserves to reassure us skeptical public. my message to all the depositors. is it the money save the government?

but they did also meet with the secretary of state of the the scene, also another vatican diplomat. the message given to them, of course, one of the smallest one of support, particularly the secretary of state saying that hopefully this would, you know, highlight in a way the issues between the 2 sides, israelis and palestinians, and bring peace. now, i mean, i was talking to lena shooting nice and they were saying, you know, whereas they're very appreciative of, you know, the support they're getting from religious figures and also other political figures that they have met in their push to seek justice for shitty. and sammy, what she said is what they really want is action and not words what they're seeking is justice. and what does that mean? that means putting the soldier who killed shooting of laughlin on trial and getting a conviction. and she told me so that no other family will have to go through what we have gone through. i can tell you that the mass has just started behind me in the church here in rome. it's attended by, by her family, by other diplomats, some busters of ar

it features the hard work from the vatican museum depicting the light of the apostle. until october 16th. you can see it on the vatican's youtube channel. thanks for joining me here on "cnn newsroom." i'm max foster in london. "early start" with christine romans is next right here on cnn. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. shipstation saves us so much time it makes it really easy and seamless pick an order print everything you need slap the label on ito the box and it's ready to go our cost for shipping, were cut in half just like that go to shipstation/tv and get 2 months free >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. happy friday. i'm christine romans. this is "early start." for the fi

we only had a reaction from the vatican, they have the same reaction, the maximum that they can be aus of alleged atrocities, as was the case with raisins, where kiev staged monstrous fakes. here these new 3 seconds from cuban, it seems, is a complete dramatization with actors in the same clothes, in addition to the story with the bandage, which, apparently, they forgot to wear during filming, it had to be completed, so experts note the left hand of a person in a red jacket in the video, so to speak before and after the execution, lies a little differently to confuse, so that the coronazis do not get caught by the hand in a real crime. in my opinion. this is the only thing we can do for us at international venues today is to initiate a meeting of the council united nations security accordingly, this is the only body in which we have sufficient weight today. in any case, one can discuss such things that the kiev regime is a nazi regime, it is a fascist regime. ukrainian publics write that the full video, they say, cannot be published, because it has been handed over to the investigati

with the vatican you have to go to the shelter take it with you if you have a connection there taker gadgets with you don't part with the youtube broadcast write us comments in the meantime let's also move to the shelter and continue our conversation from there about the air and the shelter of this shelling continues, everyone has already said that it is simply intended to suppress the morale of ukrainians, that is, it has no great practical meaning, everyone those drones , especially the rocket attacks, well, look everywhere, everything was restored instantly once or twice. well, in lviv, they hit here and there and here and there, and there are important infrastructure facilities. well, somewhere there was not a few hours of light, so all they can do is repair that substation it costs many times less than those missiles cost that they arrived and they are already running out of those substations of spare parts for them, we can repair them every day for 100 years and we will not run out of anything, this is about the fact that here in lutsk, ukrainians know how to organize more tha

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informs him not quite correctly, but we know with you that russia also has certain fronts in the vaticanns not only change in his rhetoric it says that he is on the side of ukraine. i am not i only mean charity work. it is really important for ukraine, and you just mentioned his participation in the release of our prisoners . and bohdanov and did not talk about his influence on this process, he agreed with it and he had conversations with the chinese leader and with non -representatives of other countries in order to get our ukrainian prisoners in ukraine out of captivity. this is his father activity did not really receive such this time the voice, in my opinion, it is wrong, it should be shown. i know that he is rooting for ukraine. well, first of all, he took part in my release, by the way, because he wrote a letter to putin in order to release me from captivity. no, i am not him either . they are grateful for this and it is noted that they say that he would like to come to ukraine and for some reason the ukrainians do not want to accept him and this is the kind of ukrainians who do no

the inhabitants of germany were dissatisfied with the policy of the vatican, which exported huge sums of money from german lands. luther was excommunicated from the catholic church. and this was the beginning of a big split and religious protests and wars in western europe, but over time, protestantism, as the teachings of the reformers were called, turned into one of the three main directions of christianity on orthodoxy and catholicism october 31, 1899 in the united states at the philadelphia shipyard from the stocks was launched cruiser, varyag became a legend of the russian fleet. the ship was based in port arthur, then this chinese port belonged to russia at the beginning of the russo-japanese war in the battle of chimulpo varyag entered into an unequal battle with japanese personnel. of the nine ships, it was badly damaged and flooded by the crew so as not to get to the enemy, but the japanese raised the ship and, after repairs, included it in their fleet. having given a new name to soybeans, however, they retained the name varyag on the stern, and the recruit was told that this

hope frances welcomes the family of murdered al jazeera journalist chevy novel are close to the vatican. accused of a grubby deal, where she slack his foot, the task during his 1st prime minister's questions. ah, let's bring you some breaking news out of iran. at least 15 people have been killed . and shiraz state tv says 3 gunman open fire after entering a popular shrine. those had jabari joins us from to her on. so what can you tell us about this attack? door, sir. well, according to the police chief of a farce province, who was just speaking to state media on the phone, he said that there was one gunman who carried out this attack in shot cherokee at shrine. that is known as the king of light shrine. it's one of the most well known at monuments in their city of shiraz, enforced province. this one gunman, according to the police official. it was shot by a by security forces and he is in police cars city at the moment. a he also said the police chief at that they have a number of casualties and a number of people that are critical condition at the hospital currently. so he didn't give

he had a journalist, sharina walker in vatican city. she was targeted and shot dead by israeli forces while on assignment in the occupied west bank in may. the u. k. the new leader richie sooner because faced his 1st prime ministers, questions opposition lead a kiss tama accused him of leading a government that puts in his words, party 1st and countries. second, those are the headlines inside stories next. ah . a long standing relationship in places the french and german leaders meet as they disagree on the war in ukraine, defense and energy policies. what sort of fall out? could there be if the used to biggest economies can't find common ground? this isn't i story. ah hello and welcome to the program i'm getting obligate on the relationship between germany and france is often described as the motor that drives the european union. the blocks to biggest economies were closely together to shape policies that affect the rest of the continent. but their alliance is under strain. germany's chancellor and frances presidents have held talks to

pope francis is bless the family of a murdered journalist in vatican city. she was targeted and shot dead by the israeli forces. the u.k. new leader has faced his first prime minister's questions. he was accused of leading a government that puts in his words party first and country second. those are the headlines. inside stories next. -- inside story is next. >> a long-standing relationship in crisis. french and german leaders meet. what sort of fallout could there be if the twoiggest economies can find common ground? this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. the relationship between germany and france is described as the motor that drives the european union. the two biggest economies work closely together to shape policies that affect the rest of the continent. the alliance is under strain. they have classed on european positions on energy, defense and the war in ukraine. a yearly meaning was postponed at the last minute. other eu members including poland and lafayette have accused berlin of not acting in common interest. the france leader had

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that's going to be an issue, the internet is linked here in vatican city and in the usa. watching. but i don't think inherently that's all that much of a problem. that's a religious issue for them. i'll end with one line. i read recently that one of the most popular categories of porn actually is nuns, nun porn. so you wonder how engaged these people of faith get. but we'll have to see. >> greg: we will. as long as they're sisters. >> wilfred: holy father doing his job, warning them, do it a little less. go pray >> greg: jimmy i'm afraid to ask you say what you need to say and month have on. >> jimmy: what i love about the story is internet porn has been around 20 years, this gives new meaning to the phrase palm sunday. good night everybody. good night everybody. >> greg: ladies and gentlemen, kat, i hope you covered your ears when that gentleman spoke. do you still go to church? >> kat: if someone gets married and i'm invited. that's pretty much -- yeah, like twice in the past ten years. >> greg: yes. i think the take home message is porn is so pervasive it's a problem a