john's catholic church and then transferred. police only know about one victim but say there could be more. >> a rally in san francisco brought out hundreds calling for an end to islamaphobia and attacks on muslims. >> they came from across the bay area to tack a stand against islamaphobia and the recent hate and violence directed at muslims. >> we can't keep quite. >> organizers said the rally was prompted by the attack on amos k just a week ago. worshippers put out the early morning fire but the suspected arsonist left a message referring to the massacre in new jersey -- new zealand where 50 people were gunned down. >> i call on all city leaders to counter the rising tide and call it out and take action. >> a hand full of elected leaders came out to take part in the rally and express their solidarity. >> we know in the civil rights movement in the 1960s we only prevailed when we all walked arms together, white, black, brown, yellow. >> in the face of all the challenges that exist in our country despite the people who try to di

now the catholic church in sri lanka has announced that mass will resume or may the fifth after a break since last week's attacks the archbishop of colombo cardinal malcolm ran james spader earlier of his dissatisfaction with the government's investigation so far he edged it to take the right security measures before people take the law into their own hands. instead of going along with the government and doing this that there be any early discussion we could do that if they aren't uses the are already and this is only. if. you go there because if you believe in this country do not trust in government agencies and organizations anything to do us to do that we would be able to get email. response and i just to see you governor. well the sri lankan government's also lifted a ban on social media it was put in place after last sunday's attacks the authorities said they had to block the sites to fight what they called mis information let's go live now to colombo our correspondent there is me now from going back to what cardinal malcolm ranjit was saying. very much is almost a veiled warning s

joining me is ann thompson who covers the church and columnist at the national catholic reporter. you first. about the news of a former pope coming up and basically challenging the philosophy of the current pope. >> but that is not how benedict sees it. he writes that he is trying to help. he understands that this is a crucial moment for the church and he thinks that by his experience in talking about what he sees, he can help the church into a new direction. here i think it's not just so much a political divide, but the two approaches of these men. benedict is the intellectual and looking at external forces. france's is the pastor. he is looking for the internal forces that have caused this crisis. >> michael, i think it's good to see on the show. thank you. we have talked about this years ago. why was there a cover up? >> well, you know this scandal first emerged under pope john paul 2. i wrote in 2002, we started covering this in 1985. in 2002, it exploded with coverage of the situation in boston. i wrote cat that this started, the crisis started about sex the way watergate sta

for church services like the church you see behind me but however the head of the catholic church expressing some frustration and asking the government to allow the interfaith community to try and help with the process with investigations and coming together to try and get a handle on the situation instead of going along with the government commission doing that there would be i mean did he just going to. do that. move uses the already be and this is a. if. you do that because you. believe in this country you know we need trust in government agencies and organizations. we are willing to do that we go to get. this to see you commission the head of the catholic church obviously giving voice to building frustrations he had been very critical of the lapses in security and intelligence which allow. that carnage going one further now essentially telling the government. you know not as much as leave it to us but give us sort of the freedom to come together to do our part because he obviously. they have led to in the meantime we've heard from the u.s. ambassador here in colombo talking of the concer

as i said that restoration work has been going on since that appeal was launched by the french catholic church last year and for actually large parts of the last year much of the truth arm has been sort of coated in wires and fencing in scaffolding as they were trying to protect this building to stop it from from blowing away around eight hundred and fifty years old huge history here in paris it's been here for so long it feels like it's the city itself some peoples of north being as i'm saying that because it's just a sense of shock it's almost a sense of grief to see something this beautiful something that many parisians see every day up been flames and to not know how much damage has been caused but as you said neal considerable damage considering the ferocity of that fire and the fact that it was ferocious for about an hour but let's have a look now at how it's coming along every time i look back at that i see that the smoke is less no no there you are we see what looks like to be more fire coming up from inside so it looks like those firefighters still have a lot of work to do to t

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church sort of wiping their hands of there certainly the billionaires were not interested in paying a decent proportionate amount of taxes that the restoration would have taken place anyway so yeah i think the whole thing has been fairly outrageous when you know that there's a twenty one percent increase in homelessness in france and as i say these billionaires rush in so we can see what is really you know it is entirely outrageous and very wrong what do you make of that assessment john. well i admire the chutzpah of anybody so boldly proclaiming what other people should do with their money where i come from you do what you are with your money i do what i want with mine is long as you're paying your taxes you've got no say in what i do. every night when probably answer is suffering almost please i didn't interrupt you when france is suffering our most. a thousand churches a year vandalized i think it's a beautiful expression of not being bullied that people would step up and say we're going to rebuild these churches you but if we lose a beautiful symbol like this we'll rebuild it an

, but catholic churches around france -- have been the target. we know from our reporting that this is suspected to be part of renovations that might have -- wow, look at the flames coming out now that we have a different vantage point. they are huge. the cameras have kind of spun around. our vantage point to the other time was on the left of the screen, now they are -- look at that. benjamin, i just want to ask about people's reaction to this first. there might've been trepidation and fear. is this part of that? we are learning more about the renovations that may have triggered this, that it may have began in the attic. >> certainly, if you imagine a building as old as notre dame, and if you've been there, you know that its fields of wood. so many relics that have been untouched for long times, certainly these renovations would have been trying to get down to the core and trying to clean up a lot of the things you find in the attics of the rooftop around here. below are a lot of that stuff will go up very quickly. that's why it's so important to

thank you for the rest of the day's news coming up on al-jazeera sure not because the catholic church is public mass will resume on sunday but amid tight security. how low the weather is now law as you draw you across the middle east but we have still see some right of rather lively weather this area cloud making its way into northern parts of iran behind that some very strong winds talking in a stall here just to the south of baghdad pretty difficult having conditions quite chaotic conditions for a toddler things quieting down as we go on through the next couple of days for the race i think it's a lot of sunshine twenty cells just there and couple we're getting up to thirty five in baghdad the temperatures really starting to ramp up now with sea temps maybe touching thirty one hundred found high thursday out there a little more cloud coming into the eleventh day spot or to write just around the coastal fringes of that eastern side of the method to celsius think you wait ten we settled and sunny here settle in sunny to across the arabian peninsula and again the temperatures starting t

president of a proposed new restrictions on asylum seekers and sri lanka's catholic church says public mass will resume on sunday and meet tight security. hello again and welcome back to your international weather forecast well here across much of southeastern and eastern europe we're still talking about a lot of messy weather in terms of clouds as well as rain that's going to continue as we go towards wednesday as well here's the air of low pressure making its way up here towards ukraine now you can see the circulation right there over kiev so the heavy rain will continue there on wednesday it could be even gusty winds we're going to talk about that but as we go towards thursday going to be seeing that air of low pressure make its way towards western russia and things start to clear up a little bit we do have a isolated areas of pockets of rain right across the region nothing too bad but we are going to be seeing still some lower clouds across much of the region too well here across the west unfortunate for paris you did have a nice day there on wednesday twenty one degrees but now co

john's catholic church. >> reporter: the isacd at st in san lorenzo. that victim, a 14 to 15-year- old boy. according to detectives, the victim told them hector david mendoza-vela started abusing him in 2016. he was recently transferred to the corpus christi catholic church in fremont. alameda county sheriff's detectives say they do not believe the catholic diocese knew about the abuse allegations. parishioners here in san lorenzo say this type of abuse is not shocking anymore.>> very sadly it's like oh, another one. >> every church almost i think that could happen. but it's one person, and it's good that they right away told everybody. >> reporter: the people we talked with who attended the 2 pm mass set a member of the church read a statement at the end of the service announcing hector david mendoza-vela had been arrested and asked any other potential victims to contact police. the bishop of oakland released a statement saying: well we don't have all the details, the alleged behavior is in clear violation of the diocese code of conduct and the charte

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they mean so much to the church and the catholic church and the country and the people around it. i was is a soloist in notre dame as a young choir boy. everybody that visited that cathedral has memories of it. it appears that all will be left is that shell, the wooden shell. the one piece of good news is that nobody appears to have been hurt, nobody appears to have been killed. that's coming from the authorities. still, until the fire is put out, it will not be safe. there will be falling debris throughout that majestic arch and throughout the middle. >> shepard: and the unfortunate news, if we could drop the banner for the moment, if you see on the right-hand side of the screen for the first time, you can see water going into the iconic rectangular towers. the one on the right-hand side as you look at it, the massive fire in paris has spread to one of notre dame's iconic rectangular towers. that word just in from the associated press. there's reporters watching on scene, this is what we hoped wouldn't happen. but three hours in now, it has. the united nations cultural agency sai

>> that's what the catholic church teaches. i subscribe to the catholic church teaching. that's an important issue. are we allowed to believe what our church teaches us and articulate that or is that considered hate speech? i don't think it is. i consider myself and know myself to be a sinner and everybody has their faults and, you know, we all have to atone for that. but he has every right to go out there and articulate his christian believes and i think he did so rather articulately. >> you're not saying homosexuality is a fault. you're saying being gay is a fault? >> we keep coming back -- >> i'm not trying to catch you. i want to be clear. >> look i'm a catholic and adhere to the catholic teaching on sexuality. so, yes, i would say that, you know, when you divert away from what the church teaching, what the role and unique role of sexuality is within church teachings, that's a departure that you can call a sin, you can call fault, whatever you want to call it. it's not what the church teachings is the right way to engaging sexual activity and that's the position i tak

in the catholic church. he's been in touch with the archbishop of paris, and i don't know about financially. we hear there's many donations already being given to the restoration. but i think it's going to be an interesting commentary on what the pope says and what the vatican says about the rebuilding. because the church is really in shatters right now as well. this is a metaphor, i think, for where the catholic church is right now. so if you can say that out of these ashes something new can rise, i mean, i think that's what the pope should be focusing on, that yes, destruction occurs. and heartache and suffering occurs, but it's not the final word. >> father edward beck, we know that the pope and french president emmanuel macron will be speaking later today and we'll be looking for that read out. we appreciate you joining usering father. thank you. >> thanks. >> stay with cnn. we'll continue to bring you the details on this fire that burned through the historic notre dame cathedral. cnn is live. >> plus, d

churches and hotels. tom -- >>reporter: the bombings killed hundreds in sri lanka. authorities are investigating reports that the intelligence community may have known of a threat before hand. >> we must look into why adequate precautions weren't called upon. we have to ensure that tourism does not exist in sri lanka. >> the bombings ripped through three catholic churches and hotels. his friends were celebrating easter mass at saint anthony's. >> they got caught and there were a mother, father and child, they all died. >> another explosion destroyed the roof of saint sebastian. it reminds those of the civil war that ended a decade ago. >> we got used to peace and that's why it's really surprising and shocking. >> the country blocked social media to stop the spread of misinformation. >> i can't think about what to do next. >> that made it hard for some americans to get in touch with loved ones. >> we can't get through because of the security reason. >> sri lanka officials believe it was committed by politi

church but a shrine that draws people from all faiths as well as catholics from around the country so that has proven more of a challenge because the community that had been basically killed were not necessary known locally whereas the league on board was part of the local community and dealing and identifying the dead has been easier in terms of the actual damage that was done by the explosions the cardinal saying that a large number of people had sustained some serious injuries not just in part terms of the explosion but those who managed to survive the explosion had sadly been seriously injured by the missiles of tyros that he said started raining down from the roof of these churches obviously very high ceilings in terms of the blast and the implosion that followed cardenas saying this had been a factor he also said that he had sent strict instructions to members of the catholic community not to react rationally not to sort of be drawn into the heat of the moment and turn any anger or emotion towards any particular community he also said there was shock in the gumbo he mentioned th

john's catholic church in san lorenzo and then at corpus christi catholic church in fremont. they want other potential victims to come forward. they say that there is a confidential hotline for anyone who could have been victimized by the priest. the numbers at the bottom of your screen and we're posted on our website, ktvu.com. >>> a teenager arrested in san mateo accused of lewd acts with a child working at an indoor bounce house for children. deputies say the 18-year-old took a child into a private room, took photos, and inappropriately touch the child. he was detained at the bounce house and is being held on felony charges. >>> happenint the deadly crash in mendocino county, where family of eight was killed. the coroner's inquest will be held by the mendocino county sheriff's office about the death of the family. a jury will reports on how each family member died. in march 2018, two women in their six adopted children were killed when their suv crashed over a cliff. investigators say that the driver was intoxicated and deliberately drove the suv over the cliff. the corone

that's certainly true for the catholic church. i would imagine all around the catholic world, john, as these holy week ceremonies unfold, particularly once we get into the weekend, we have the vigil mass on saturday and the sunday mass, easter mass. you will be seeing special collections taken up. you will be seeing priests from the pulpit encouraging people to be generous in response to this global fund-raising campaign. i mean, the cathedral of notre dame, first of all, you know, there's a strike percentage of catholics all around the world who have been there at least once because it's touch a draw as a pilgrimage site. even if you have it, it lives in your imagination. it's one of those things that plugs at the catholic heart strings and whether it's a catholic fund-raising campaign section police it, i think it will be happening spontaneously at the grass roots all around the world and i would expect it to be substantial. >> we'll return to this story a bit later in the program. thanks for all getting us started. the presiden

and it catholic church is there and in other towns, 4 americans are among the dead. the latest explosion came as sri lankan security forces. this white man. has apologized for failing to heed a warning about the attack from india's intelligence agency, it was received 10 days before the bombings which regrettably not unfamiliar story. >>in the aftermath of terrorist incidents with uh has been bases of information basis of intelligence that haven't necessarily been 6 to go the way they needed to catherine heenan. >>kron 4 news. >>10 baby ducks in need of human rescue in the east bay we're going to show you what happened as mama duck looked on and kron four is now streaming live local news 24 hours a day bma tried kron on yet, here's what you're missing. 35 years. county oakland, san francisco and los part. >>they sure are no ey scrappy little a crew with the enemy. the county fire department rescue some ducklings over the weekend the firefighters found 10 baby ducks trapped in a storm drain in union city this was on saturday. the team took them from the drain one by o

he said it happened inside of the rectory and saint michael catholic church in livermore where he says that he lured him with the promise of helping him find a job. >> when i got there, it was something else pick >> reporter: he said that he led him into a candlelit room and gave him a gift back. >> the gifts he had were, underwear, thongs. >> reporter: he said that he for some down onto a mattress. >> i could not move, i could not react. and he abused me. >> reporter: police later recovered the underwear, a blindfold and a meth pipe and with the former seminarian did not know was that vandamme was accused of engaging in inappropriate and unwanted sexual contact in the past. even though charges were never filed against him. >> what it shows is the lack of accountability of the church. >> reporter: his attorney has now filed a lawsuit against the diocese of oakland and, bishop michael barber alleging they knew about r allegations against him. >> it is our arguledge of these previous allegations and they kept him as a priest in a church and allowed this to happen. >> reporter: the dioces

eventually, the building was returned to the catholic church but it was showing its age, so they made some cheap repairs to mask the damage and modernize the building. inside and out, the entire church was covered with wooden siding. the original ceiling was in bad shape, so they covered it with a wooden ceiling area -- ceiling. they tore down the belltower and it no longer looks like a spanish mission. it looks like a modern church. some people got upset by that. it remained a modern church until the 1920's when one of the best things that ever happened to the church happened, a fire started. it started right behind this wall and burnt a lot of the modern, quick fixes. in the 1920's, people got excited about restoring this building, but they did not have the money to make necessary repairs. the first thing they had to do was restore the roof and ceiling area -- and ceiling. the six beams above the altar were damaged in the 1920's fire, but the seventh beam and others are original to the mission era. by the 1930's, they got the money to rebuild the belltower and by the 1940's, to read

the former adviser to the president is taking on the head of the catholic church. he says pope francis is too liberal and mismanaged numerous sex abuse scandals. >> a lot of his critics sabanen should not be weighing in on the catholic church. wurn person said he should spend more time in church rather than trying to transform it. but he is trying to transform it and that is why we're paying attention. >> and we will have more with steve bannen tonight on "nightly news" coming up at 5:30. you can watch the full interview this sunday at 6:00 p.m. on msnbc. >>> coming up, april is autism awareness month. carrie is sharing her personal story. also, find out where you can join her this weekend to make a difference. first happening now, southwest is keeping its fleet of max 8 jet liners grounded till august. the move comes after two deadly crashes within the last f. investigator believe faulty software on board is to blame. boeing says it's working on a fix. it has 34 of the aircraft in its fleet, more than any other airline. back with more news righ time and temperatur

:00 -- he was a devoted leader of the catholic church in the east bay for more than 30 years. tonight, parishioners are saying farewell to the man they knew at father j. the news at 6:00 starts right now. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm vicki ngyuen. a vigil is under way honoring the beloved from a heart attack at 70 years old. father jay was the first african-american ortained priest in northern california. he's been a fixture in the cades.ic community for three we'll have an update coming up in a few minutes. >>> police have arrested the man they believe stabbed

one of the several catholic churches to have been attacked on sunday. the mood here the day after is somber. sri lanka has extensive experience with deadly acts of political violence. yet a top official tells me the scale of these terror attacks is something entirely new for this country. >> it's a shock to the country. we will play shock therapy. to ensure terrorism will be relegated. >> while talking tough the government issued a public apology on monday. a government minister published excerpts of this memo earlier between security chiefs. citing aun unnamed foreign intelligence service. it warning that a home grown islamic extremist group was plotting attacks against catholic churches. senior government officials asking why the warning was ignored? >> there has been a breech of security. and there has been some negligence. and incompetence. >> the vicious attacks frightening members of sri lanka small christian community. sister says her father was wounded in the blast. >> if they kill me it's okay. i don't have family. i offered my whole life for t

it's a devastating start to holy week for catholic church, but french president emmanuel macron is vowing to rebuild. joining us fromondon is sarah harmon with the very latest. sarah, good morning. >> reporter: frances rivera, good morning. what a loss for france and the world. we're talking about a cathedral that took 200 years to build. yesterday just a few hours for large parts of it to be destroyed. the cause of this fire isn't clear yet. the paris prosecutor's office is investigating at the moment they are treating it as an accident, and a key focus o this vestigation is likely to be the scaffolding that was outside the cathedral. notre dame was uergoing a nearly $7 million renovation when this fire broke out. one firefighter was injured, but remarkably, frances, we don't have any reports of fatalities. that's pretty incredible when you consider t size of this fire, and also the location, a densely populated urban area. as you said, the fennch presid is vowing to rebuild and this morning one of france's rich est men says he's going to nate more than $100 million to the reconstruction

i'm in front of one of three catholic churches bombed on easter sunday. there is still rubble in front of here. the clock tower is stuck at 8:45 a.m. that's when the bomber is believed to have attacked when worshippers gathered here. the death toll is staggering here. more than 500 wond unded. a memo cites a foreign intelligence agency saying they had chatter of possible threats coming from a sri lankan group and the possibility that they were planning suicide attacks against catholic churches and against the indian high commission here. despite the warning, nothing was in place to protect this church from the deadly attack and the other two churches nor the three luxury hotels also attacked. one government minister called it negligence and in competenco. the government has apologized for letting the crucial piece of information slip through the cracks. there has not yet been a claim of responsibility. this is a country that's still very much in shock and mourning. one government minister said this is a new type of terrorism for sri lanka. that says a lot

catholic women have often complained they have second class stating in the catholic church. that is a brief look at some of the top stories. >>> let's take you to breaking news half an hour northeast of houston, texas. this is in harris county. emergency the town of crosbywe have been monitoring ae of different live pictures. i would like to bring in one where we saw thick black smoke rising. two employees could be hurt according to the sheriff. it is a reported chemical facility on fire. the school district in the area is being sheltered in place. a medical helicopter is on scene. it is northeast of houston texas, an area rich are refineries and chemical plants. they certainly have a response plan in place. as we get more information and pictures, we will bring that to you. >>> now to new york city where the police department is investigating sexual assault allegations against magician david blaine. two women say he sexually assaulted them in separate attacks. they both date back more than 20 years. according to one woman, blaine sexually assaulted her in his apartment in 1

holding cultural treasures from nearly a thousand years of french and catholic history. the inferno brought french president a man your mouth crawl into the scene he had been scheduled to give an address to the nation. he tweeted that the fire awoke the emotion of the entire nation and that the cathedral was a part of all french people it's still unclear what started the blaze there's been no word about arson or foul play the fire may have started in connection with renovation work on the roof scaffolding could be seen around much of the church and just a few days ago statues were removed from the upper spire they at least will survive the flames. but that's little consolation as the blaze burns on into the night having already done incalculable damage. well let's go to paris now our correspondent barbara visa is standing outside notre dame cathedral good evening to you barbara earlier tonight we and the rest of the world feared the worst total loss of the cathedral when daybreak so there may be a reason for cautious optimism right. yeah there is some reason for that the

john's catholic church in san lorenzo. he is accused of more than two dozen counts of sex abuse and is in custody at the santa rita jail. sheriff's detectives say while he was working in san lorenzo, he met a 14 to 15 male victim who told him the abuse began in 2016 and last at about 18 months. parishioners in fremont found out about the arrest when church members read a statement at the end -- >> he's been arrested, but they did mention something about the concretion are catholic church dealing with abuse. >> every church almost like it happen, but it's one person and it's good they randomly told everybody. >> authorities are not aware of any other victims. the priest is a native of el salvador and was ordained in the u.s. about six years ago. >>> president trump is not backing away from his threat to shut down the port of this week. the administration says the situation is that a melting point with about 100,000 people expected to be apprehended this month. >> reporter: president trump did not talk to reporters last nigh

catholic church in san lorenzo. he made a 14 to 15-year-old male victim who told them the abuse lasted about 18 months. parishioners found about about the arrest when church members read a statement at the end of mass yesterday. >> they didn't give specifics on why he had been arrested. but they did mention something about the congregation or the catholic church dealing with abuse. >> every church almost. but it's one person and it's good that they right away told everybody. >> authorities say they are not aware of any other victims. the priest is a native of el salvador and was ordained in the u.s. about six years ago. >>> the surf at half moon bay didn't measure up to the standards. this would have been the first time that women competed in the event. now we have to wait until winter. >>> thousands of people are flocking to the sierra to check out daffodil hill, one of the main atracks in amador county. a burst of yellow and white flowers lining the hillside. unusual weather kept daffodil hill from opens last year

we can tell you inside and outside of the catholic church, the appointment of archbishop gregory as the archbishop of wear here.ce the d here, it has many people hopeful about the church moving forward. >> he's someone who has past experience taking a leadership ling with the sexual abuse crisis. he was president of the u.s. bishops conference dur g 200 and 2002. in that chair he was basically the front man for implementing the dallas charter which was how the church responded to the lasf round sexual abuse crises. i think he presents a steady hand. >> reporter: so again, as you heard there, this archbishop renowned for his leadership the church as it was embroiled in a widespread child sex abuse scandal in the early 2000s. he of course would als be the first african-american bishop here for the washington archdiocese here. that, of course, history-making, as well. catholic insiders saying that someone with his pedigree, of course his backgrounds, will make him an ideal fit he in the washington area. we'll bring you much more as it comes in. a we knoress conference is set for later this

of the catholic church in the east bay for more than 30 years. tonight, parishioners are saying farewell to the man they knew at father j. the news at 6:00 starts right now. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm vicki ngyuen. a vigil is under way honoring the beloved from a heart attack at 70 years old. father jay was the first african-american ortained priest in northern california. he's been a fixture in the cades.ic community for three we'll have an update coming up in a few minutes. >>> police have arrested the man they believe stabbed another man to death in el cerrito. detectives have been searching for the attacker ever since. b.a.r.t.'s police spotted a man who matched the suspect's description. that is michael hill. he's now in police custody. >>> migrants from cuba and afghanistan crossed into mexico today hoping to make their way into the u.s. the group traveled across the river that forms the border between guatemala and southern mexico. they are nou camped out at mexico's national immigration institute waiting for documents that will allow the

church in sri lanka will resume sunday mass on may the fifth after a break since last week's attacks the archbishop of colombo cardinal malcolm run just spoke earlier of his dissatisfaction with the government's investigation so far he urged it to take the right security measures before people take the law into their own hands. instead of going along with the government commission going into this depth there be any unduly discomfort we are willing to do that if they aren't uses the are already and necessary. if we're willing to do that the first few people in this country do not have any trust in government agencies and organizations anything to do us we are willing to do that we would be able to get the most. recent months and i just to see him coming. and the sri lankan government's lifted a ban on social media which was put in place after last sunday's attacks the authorities said they had to block the sites to fight against what they called mis information. and if you want any more information about any of the danes stories you can get more detail lots of good pictures as well on

the catholic church is heading to a financial crisis that will lead to a bankruptcy. once that's gone, we have blown through two millennia of real estate and savings. it could actually bring down not the theology, not the teaching, not the community, but the physical and financial apparatus of this church. >> but pope francis has pledged zero tolerance for sex offenders in the church. >> he has acted. he has listened to victims and survivors. i'm actually a survivor of sexual abuse myself. so i look to his leadership with some hope. >> john teaches theology at georgetown university. he says the pope's critics are using the sex abuse crisis as cover. >> they weaponize the sexual abuse crisis to try and undermine his authority, his leadership and the affection people have for him as pope. >> while the vatican is a new battleground for bannon, he says it's all part of god's plan, the same one that helped president trump into the white house. >> divine province allowed us to win 2016, to draw the inside straight that we had to draw in the midwest. >> do you really believe

and it catholic church is there and in other towns, 4 americans are among the dead. the latest explosion came as sri lankan security forces all >>we use a bomb in this white van. >>has apologized for failing to heed a warning about the attack from india's intelligence agency, it was received 10 days before the bombings which regre unfamiliar storage. >>in the aftermath of terrorist incidents with uh has been bases of information basis of intelligence that haven't necessarily been 6 to go the way they needed to be. >>after the explosions the sri lanka government suspended facebook and other messaging services it says it was necessary to s

the catholic church this medieval monument to french gothic architecture has been a fundamental part of the parisian soul for almost a millennium or tonight it took only an hour for the flames to turn notre dame's wooden frame and its towering spire recognized the world over into a smoldering relic. a heart rending sight as the spire fell striking at a symbol of french culture in the heart of paris. the massive blaze spread on words collapsing the roof and setting the wooden frame of the entire cathedral aflame. the alarm went off shortly before seven in the evening local time no saddam is burning spreading a brown black cloud across the sky her reasons and tourists looked on and heartbreak kept outside the security perimeter by authorities as ash fell in the vicinity. firefighters had a seemingly impossible task they had to work inside the building to say phrase those are words and outside to contain the blaze as it engulfed the roof now saddam is one of the world's most famous churches holding cultural treasures from nearly a thousand years of french and catholic history. and the i

for the first time since the easter sunday attacks to see the extent of the damage the head of the catholic church in sri lanka is struggling to comprehend the loss of life many people whose lives are being shared. i have personally feel a great loss. for me personally because i have to buy community he says survivors of the blasts and relatives of weak tims are heavily traumatized and in need of psychological and spiritual strength rebuilding the churches will be a different challenge but there has been an offer of help for worshippers in the meantime we're overcoming the bridge. where one where they're marked by muskets or but what they. have on their power i mean where do you marty and serving their water do or might be if we are prepared to take their pound of them and you did with them are really what our. religious leaders have worked hard to keep their communities calm and united politicians have accepted some blame and apologized prison minded policy siena says he won't shy away from responsibility but was quick to point to what he said contributed to the intelligence lapse and the

for the first time since the easter sunday attacks to see the extent of the damage the head of the catholic church in sri lanka is struggling to comprehend the loss of life many people whose lives are being shared. i have personally feel a great loss for me personally because they are. by community he says survivors of the blasts and relatives of victims are heavily traumatized and in need of psychological and spiritual strength rebuilding the churches will be a different challenge but there has been an offer of help for worshippers in the meantime we're overcoming the christians. who are want to have their mosque my market open but then. you have on their power i mean where do you already. know if they're in their water who are directly are prepared to protect their part of them and do that it would be what our. religious leaders have worked hard to keep their communities calm and united politicians have accepted some blame and apologized prison mine to pile a serious ina says he won't shy away from responsibility but was quick to point to what he said contributed to the intelligence lapse

that was the scene this morning near one of the churches, the catholic churches that was bombed on easter morning along with three luxury hotels in several cities. unlike those explosions on easter sunday, which killed at least 290 people, this one was set off by police after they spotted a bomb in a

he thinks the catholic church and the pope specifically need to reform. and a lot of the same characters, a lot of the same strategy that brought president trump to the white house are now being directed against the pope. here's a little bit of our program. >> why you, why is steve bannon now taking on the vatican. >> because nobody else has stepped up to do it. >> his goal is to save the catholic church from the pope. who he says is failing to deal with the biggest crisis facing the church today. >> my problem with the pope today is about this crisis on pedophilia, that they are not treating this as a crisis. >> they weaponize the sexual abuse crisis to try to undermine his authority, his leadership, and the affection people have for him as pope. >> bannon said he's spending about a million dollars of his own money to lease and restore this 100-year-old monastery. >> he plans to live in this monastery. he wanted to change america first, now the pope and beyond. >> how big is this campaign? >> it's pretty good big. it has a lot of money. it's worldwide no

basically one week on what we saw was the catholic church here celebrating mass coming together at a time where the archbishop the head of the church did see that their faith was being solely tested edge and we had members of the clergy essentially gathering many of them in their homes or on their television sets because for the first time in many many years churches were shocked on sunday sunday mass basically was beamed out of the archbishop's house live all because there were security alerts and advice to the church that this should not have this on this services one week on from the easter sunday carnage so we did have cardinal ranjit leading his believers his flock from the bishops house i was outside the city anthony's church in colombo and basically lots of people outside the security cordon lighting candles basically at a safe distance away with tears streaming down their faces just to believe what has happened to them but through volleying to rebuild one young lady talking about the fact that the church was a place of refuge a place that you ran do when you had problems but

churches across the country. and three luxury hotels here in col colombo. the police found 87 detonators in a bus station here in the last couple of hours. when the police conducted a raid of a suspicious location yesterday after the initial blast, there were more explosions on sunday afternoon killing three police officers. people are nervous. our kour few will go into effect at 8:00 p.m. social media access was shut down to prevent rumor mare yoru and un substantiasubstantiated . you mentioned the memo shared between departments warning from information received from a foreign intelligence cerebral palsy vis of the threat of terrorist attacks against catholic churches and the indian high commission here. that's been confirmed by senior government officials calling for an investigation saying it is an example of negligence and incompetence. the fact there was no beefed up security in the wake of the warning that prevented the incredible carnage we have seen with at least 290 people killed, more than 500 wounded

gregory is considered by catholic church experts to be a transitional figure. in 2002 he led the conference of catholic bishops and oversaw landmark changes that held predator priests accountable. gregory succeeds cardinals donald wuerl who resigned after he was accused of covering up sexual abuse. >>> well if you or someone you lo livesn the district, you want to pay close attention to the results of the new d.c. inspector general audit report on d.c. water. >> that rigort looked into d.c. water procedures for monitoring lead in water and it found that those procedures could be improved. d.c. wateresigned and implemented controls to ensure that lead levels in d.c.at drinking are at or below the standard established by the environmental protect however, the monitoring showing there are still measurable amountnk of lead in the dg water. and while d.c. water may be replacing lead pipes in the public domain, homeowners may k natw if they have lead pipes and mayot know the risk. the audit found that d.c. water could do more to educateco umers on the issue. so here

the list also includes the leader of the catholic church. at the end of his traditional easter sunday blessing, part francis denounced of the violence, including praise for the victims. >> 700 miles from rome, the city of lights went dark tonight, the eiffel tower turned off its lights at midnight, to honor the victims. >>> meanwhile, for the first time in centuries, the people of paris celebrated christianity's holiest day, without the notre dame cathedral. reporter omar gimenez is there. >> reporter: easter in paris this year means just a little bit more. on a day that for christians is about resurrection, there may be has never been a symbol more clear, nearly one week after a devastating fire that nearly brought down the entire notre dame cathedral. >> reporter: and eastern paris against -- and easter in paris against the backdrop no one could imagine, without notre dame. the photographer took these pictures of the iconic cathedral spire which came crashing down. spiders are people crying, it is very contentious crying because i wanted t