he was confiscated that this also happened to the catholic church dishwasher. however as hitler gained more control over the german population he also began to target the church the fewer wanted to impose naziism as the only national religion . hitler grew up in a catholic environment in austria and paid church taxes until he died in fact he even took inspiration from catholicism for nazi symbols and rituals. it was 1st you know fundies of he was fascinated by this hierarchical structure of the catholic church will perhaps at the top the pope and on the other side the future is at the top well he had a certain fascination with the church but in fact he had nothing at all to do with it it was a church it was his opponent. over the years the catholic bishops of germany increasingly rejected nazi policies there were protests. isc up and there was a clear rejection of national socialism was in this was essentially a rejection of racism as the sum of euthanasia. and also the attempt to build a new nazi religion but in fresno and annoy you and it's not so large as th

catholics. do not grow out of a deal with even abiding rethink about their goal i would be if the back door got out all about a pope but. shortly afterwards hitler offered the vatican the agreement on which but chile had been working since the 1920 s. the concordant. the vatican accepted. cheli himself signed the pact with the future fear of. its volatility of course that was a huge triumph for hitler because his regime was not trusted by the rest of the world it. and the 1st international treaty hitler ever made was a treaty with the holy see is the forgot me to hide so if the ultimate moral authority the holy see makes a treaty with this regime then other countries can legitimately do it as well under limbo. for years earlier in 1929 the vatican had already signed a similar agreement with fascist italy and its dictator benito mussolini with the blessing of a large part of the local clergy. diplomatic relations between the holy see and fascist regimes other field of expertise of professor my ta

he was confiscated that is also happened to the catholic church. however as hitler gained more control over the german population he also began to target the church the fewer wanted to impose naziism as the only national religion. hitler grew up in a catholic environment in austria and paid church taxes until he died in fact he even took inspiration from catholicism for nazi symbols and rituals. it was 1st in your twenty's of he was fascinated by this hierarchical structure of the catholic church will perhaps at the top the pope on the other side of the future is of the top well he had a certain fascination with the church but in fact he had nothing at all to do with it the church was his opponent. over the years the catholic bishops of germany increasingly rejected nazi policies there were protests. isc up i know there was a claire rejection of national socialism was in the this was essentially a rejection of racism of euthanasia. and also the attempt to build a new nazi religion but in for as you annoy you in a sense another salesman's of 2 bone.

he was confiscated because this also happened to the catholic church. however as hitler gained more control over the german population he also began to target the church the few who wanted to impose naziism as the only national religion yet. hitler grew up in a catholic environment in austria and paid church taxes until he died in fact he even took inspiration from catholicism for nazi symbols and rituals. it was 1st in your twenty's of he was fascinated by this hierarchical structure of the catholic church will power at the top the pope on the other side of the future is of the top well he had a certain fascination with the church but in fact he had nothing at all to do with it it was a church it was his opponent. over the years the catholic bishops of germany increasingly rejected nazi policies there were protests. bisque up and there was a claire rejection of national socialism was in the this was essentially a rejection of racism has the same of euthanasia. and also the attempt to build a new nazi religion but in for you and annoy you in a sense ano

many in the catholic clergy were not immune to anti semitism. was in government i was skiing we have to assume that in the thirty's and probably most catholics were guided by the principle that jews did not recognize the messiah let's go to you wouldn't miss the allegation that they were responsible for jesus's death on the cross was also common or to steal and we know that there were many sermons that repeated this. and these as in how it's the given part. determined to gain the majority in parliament hitler tried to secure the support of the catholics. not a lot of a deal with even a biden brit being called back all a bit to the back door that i don't know about a pope but. shortly afterwards hitler offered the vatican the agreement on which but chile had been working since the 1920 s. the concordant. the vatican accepted. himself signed the pact with a future fear around. its volatility of course that was a huge triumph for hitler because his regime was not trusted by the rest of the world it. and the 1st international treaty hitler ever made

so, look, if a catholic teen wanted to be with a catholic family at the teen -- excuse me -- at the child matching stage, that could be taken into account. lots of things can be taken into account at that stage. but, here, we're talking about that first stage, as justice alito said. justice thomas: could -- just -- i -- i'd like to get one question in before my time expires. don't you think it's in the best interests of the child to also have a pool that is -- that is beneficial to the child? i don't understand why that isn't also in the best interests of the child. mr. katyal: oh, absolutely, your honor, we 100 percent agree. the city's point is that when you enable the -- an fca to discriminate on the basis of orientation, that will stigmatize the youth. that is a compelling interest. lgbt kids are an outsize number of people in the foster care population, and it'll undermine the ability of the program to operate. but, absolutely, justice thomas, we 100 percent agree that a child should be -- you know, the best interests of the child looks to what is the best -- best place for that part

that sewage tank was in the grounds of a mother and baby home run by catholic nuns known as the sisters the women and girls who'd fallen pregnant outside of marriage. the survivors and families of those who died were horrified a story came out about a tale of trying to find a septic tank and i knew that me too and i think that was my baby we want to know how. they have d.n.a. tests us. under pressure from widespread international concern in 2015 the irish government set up an official commission of investigation into islands mother and baby. is the commission building if ever there so i. don't look much really the survive as it represents all their hopes and their fears and this is patients. the commission was due to produce its final reports in 2018. cases still not done so. it's not the whole time to keep on top of the government to remind them to get us started to get us going. nearly 800 babies died in chew. but that is just part of the story. the commission is investigating 14 of the republic's mother and baby homes of which 10 were run by catholic orders in these films we investig

the whole point of faith institutions take high and contain any sexual immorality from the catholic. men who commissioned crimes against women and children were locked up because they want evidence but the pregnant woman was evidence the l.h.s. from a child was evidence that people had sex out of a tight apart. from the 1922 new mother and baby homes sprung up across the country. presented to young women as a solution to their shameful sin they were actually no such thing they are a state and the catholic church created the most holding the soldier in the state. and they did so through the act texture of containment. that's all protection of containments incorporated islands notorious magdalene laundries well hundreds of so-called foreign women were subjected to brutal regimes of forced labor. peace included the country's network of bleak industrial schools part whole villages part penal institutions run by orders of nuns and brothers. on the final elements the mother and baby homes in the near 7 decades of their existence more than 30000 women would pass through their doors. so this

catholics. this year however the coronavirus pandemic has put those celebrations on hold. get a natural house was among the last catholic pilgrims to visit the holy shrine before authorities closed it to the public. can't just be back my mother's in the hospital she's in very serious condition and i have faith that our lady of guadalupe will help me so that she'll be home soon. mexico city's national shrine houses an image of the virgin mary which according to a legend dating back to $1531.00 is said to have miraculously imprinted itself on a cloak belonging to an indigenous boy named one diego the day of the virgin of guadalupe is mexico's largest annual public gathering on any other year this area outside of the basilica of our lady of guadalupe it would be a sea of worshippers but as deaths from coronavirus have continued to increase dramatically so have restrictions on public gatherings. enforcing these restrictions or more than 1700 mexico city police officers with the annual pilgrimage off

it is a changing country, traditionally roman catholic, increasingly secular one. what we're seeing with the passage of this abortion reform bill and the possible passage into law, we are seeing the lawmakers put themselves in step with changing public opinion. >> we will have to leave it there. thank you from that report from buenos aires. morocco and israel have decided to normalize relations, the fourth time in as many months that an arab nation has renewed es with israel in the negotiations overseen by the united states. donald trump is taking credit with just weeks left in the white house. let's get more. >> another diplomatic deal for the outgoing administration, hot on the hills of mike pompeo's visit to morocco in february. >> the people of morocco and the jewish people have a relationship, and everybody kns the tremendous frieship shown by the kings of morocco and the people of morocco to the jewish community. >> morocco and israel's informal ties will be rekindled after they were cut 20 years ago following the outbreak of the second palestinian uprising.

the catholic church was afraid the catholic babies would be adopted by problems that koppel's our souls will be lost to the catholic church. the true figure of traffic's babies may never be known. to this day hundreds of those children may have no idea they are adopt it. sister hildegarde reportedly later admits he's adoptions became shown role savvis greatest source of income. one of those babies was collene anderson although in her case build a god of a possible interest. my birth mom was 14 and she was right so she was sent to sean ross abbey where she had me. sister hell the car was in charge of all the adoptions. and she sent me to her niece in the states. i didn't realize tell i got older that my adoptive mom was schizo franek and there was a lot of a lot of physical and mental abuse so i ended up in hospital few times for with head injuries. her just pushed me against the wall or i come to school sometimes bleeding. but i survived the hand i wanted to be the opposite of how my optima was i never married never had kids i was always afraid that i would be like her. those kids who e

is researching the relationship between jews and catholics at that time nina. ramon did but she did do some good budget his main concern was the protection of the catholics and the catholic church in a nazi germany for the vatican jewish problems were not a priority. there.

this goes against the roman catholic church. there is a retired catholic bishop who came out this past week saying joe biden should not receive communion at the catholic church because of his position. we are not talking about a nice guy and tragedy. we are talking about policies. the people he appears to be nominating for various positions are obama retreads, many were on the side of iran nuclear deal which was a disaster. prop upthem tried to the palestinians, which is not the central problem in the middle east. all of this is nice. i don't want anybody to fail. i think the policies are wrong. host: 15 minutes left with cal thomas. good morning. i had one of the most interesting experiences when you're book came out. i was driving through alabama. i had to stop. i had the day off. it was deeply moving. was youo part of it talked about hugh hefner and porno and the destruction. the statistics i'm reading are half the men in america are addicted to poor and. i have dodged so many fiery darts of addictions in my life. at, it wasi

hope from so so so tell to herald a new era for the catholic church. an era of transparency. now he has opened the vatican archives and given access to post the twelfth's files one of the most controversial pontiffs in history. pious the 12th remained silent as millions of jews were killed by the nazi regime. because of his silence some called him hitler's pope. for others pious the 12th was a saint who secretly saved the lives of thousands of jews finally the vatican files about past the 12 are fully accessible and can shed new light on his silence during the holocaust the time for truth has come. rome 2nd of march 2020. on this day the documents from the papacy of pius the 12th were declassified. millions of files from 939958 kept secret in the vatican for decades. after finally accessible to researches and historians. german historian who would voice was one of the 1st to look at the documents. disposed of us i live not really made in the 1st thing that everyone naturally associates with the vatican secret archives of the war is of course dan brown's novel some kind of a m

it traditionally has been an almost homogenously catholic continent. the plates are shifting in terms of latin america's political topography. in terms of the church's influence here, we should remember that argentina, a number of years ago, voted to legalize same-sex marriage and it has been moving in the direction of a legalization of abortion for some time. in that sense, i think the church in latin america is going to have to follow the path of the catholic church in western europe where it has to adjust from being the tone-setting majority that calls the shots to being an important traditional but minority group that has to accept that the civil order of the societies in which it operates aren't necessarily going to reflect church teaching. >> the other issue here is women's rights and women's movements and where we talk about that within the catholic church. pope francis hasn't exactly been a trail blazer. >> well, i mean, he has and he hasn't. he certainly has been a champion of women's rights on multiple occasions. he has, to some degree, boost

gay catholics around the world have been heartened by an apparent softening of the vatican's views on l. g.b.t. rights pope francis has endorsed same sex civil unions the vatican still officially opposes gender transitioning but in the pope's native argentina church projects are doing important work to help transsexual men and women suffering from abuse and stigma 24 year old rice of aves has come all the way from ecuador to buenos aires. an ecuadorian friend told me that she owned a hair salon here in argentina and needed young women so i came here when i was 18 but she lied from the very 1st day i had to work as a prostitute. and i said took drugs and sold them that's why she went to jail 3 years ago. her sentence was reduced to house arrest 7 months ago and she went to me house for transsexual members of the catholic oh god to create association. here she works in the laundry the garden and the kitchen and she can finish her high school diploma here. residents of anemia receive medical psychological and spiritual support. the new me. me was created as a refuge for transgender girls

a house for transsexual members of the catholic oh god to create association. here she works in the laundry the garden and the kitchen and she can finish her high school diploma here. residents of anemia receive medical psychological and spiritual support. the new me now feel me was created as a refuge for transgender girls who were very sick or who had come from hospitals who had nowhere to live who didn't have the strength to look for a job it's a place designed to give them a chance for a fresh start the. father for every battle this is the home every thursday. the 36 year old takes a pragmatic view of things even though the vatican is officially opposed to gender transitioning. that reality is something with which we are confronted something that accompanies us which we accept sometimes we must do without a few structures and paradigms which lead us away from the most original thing the gospel the church is still learning all over the world it is learning how it can accompany this reality. i'm very grateful to the church and the home they support us so much

the sectarian murder of a catholic teenager with a three—month—old daughter. katriona believes security forces may have helped the killers but with around 2000 unresolved murders here, answers are slow coming. yes, you learn to live with it because you've no other choice but you're never going to get over it. it's not something that can just be healed and forgotten about. can you trust the other side? and i'm shocked that i'm even using the words "the other side" all these years later after the peace process. well, yes because i have friends on the other side, a family on the other side. do you think we'll ever get away from there being an "other side"? no, never. 80 miles away on the westernmost edges of the union, the protestant graves of castlederg — a story of loss memorialised in black granite. michael darcy, on the left, was a founder of a local loyalist band with his friend trevor donnell. there was myself and... michael was one of four band members to be murdered by the ira. it's over 20 years since i last saw trevor. so, there you are, handing out t

thousands of pro-choice activists celebrate a landmark decision but does it put the traditionally catholic country on a collision course with the church also coming up out of the cold but heading for more uncertainty hundreds of migrants left stranded for days after their camp burns down are taking to the next temporary shelter in boston. plus will getting vaccinated mean you get more privilege of germany's immunization campaign sparks a new concern over the country turning into into tears society. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us argentina senate has voted to legalize abortion in a landmark ruling that could have repercussions across latin america the vote followed hours of debate and decades of campaigning by women's rights groups in the predominantly catholic country until now seeking or aiding in abortion was a punishable offense the boat in argentina has been closely watch. in other latin american countries where abortion is largely still illegal. well for more on this i'm joined now by journalist lucy in when it's. first of all this is a historic moment for argentina a

it's the largest catholic pilgrimage. in the world and an important religious festival for many faithful catholics. this year however the coronavirus pandemic has put those celebrations on hold. get a natural house was among the last catholic pilgrims to visit the holy shrine before authorities closed it to the public. can't just be back my mother's in the hospital she's in very serious condition and i have faith that our lady of guadalupe will help me so that she'll be home soon. mexico city's national shrine houses an image of the virgin mary which according to a legend dating back to $1531.00 is said to have miraculously imprinted itself on a cloak belonging to an indigenous boy named one diego the day of the virgin of guadalupe is mexico's largest annual public gathering on any other year this area outside of the basilica of our lady of guadalupe it would be a sea of worshippers but as deaths from coronavirus have continued to increase dramatically so have restrictions on public gatherings. enforcing these restriction

abortion it's a landmark decision for pro-choice activists and comes despite strong opposition from the catholic church. i'm rebecca rich's welcome to the program it's been months indeed years in the making and many doubted whether it would ever be agreed but today the post breaks a trade deal reached between the european union and the united kingdom is being formally ratified these top officials put their signatures on the 12100 page agreement in brussels the swarming the document has now been flown to london for prime minister forrest johnson to sign he has called the agreement afghans hassidic new relationship it's set to come into effect on new year's day when the brics transition period officially entrance you rick. well i'm joined now by our correspondents teri schultz in brussels and begin in london welcome to you both terry i'll start with you the brics a deal has now finally been signed there in the european headquarters this moment has been a very long time coming hasn't it has rebecca and of course we should note that this was a day the e.u. hoped it would never see the european union

and celebrations on the streets says argentina legalizes abortion but it's not the predominantly catholic country bitterly divided. hello begin our coverage in yemen where at least 26 people have been killed and more than 140 injured in an attack on aid an airport it appeared to target a plane carrying members of the newly formed saudi backed government all of whom were evacuated safely international committee of the red cross says one of its employees was killed yemen is the world's worst humanitarian crisis and has been plagued by 6 years of violence triggered by a bitter civil war barber and go para ports. waving at supporters as they climbed off their flight aetate an airport. members of yemen's new unity government returned days after being sworn into office at a ceremony in saudi arabia. but the hopes of rebuilding the country after more than 6 years of civil war turned into chaos a devastating attack on agency international airport and the work of more than a year of saudi pricker talks and a deal signed in 2019 now in question the government members were led to safety but analysts

armenians, greeks and the catholics. each day for the catholic church at 12 noon there is a procession down to the cave, the manger scene, the birthplace of jesus so you can see day by day, every single day, at the same time, catholics, armenians and greeks are honoring this place. the birthplace of jesus christ. ♪ right now we are going into the main entrance of the manger in the cave. >> this is amazing. it dates back to the sixth century. on the right side there is an altar. this is the point to mark the very spot where jesus was born. it has a star which marks the 14th generations of jesus in the bible from abraham to david. >> king david also having been born in bethlehem. if you take this away you would see a humble manger scene, mary and joseph and the animals. >> correct. it turned into the chapel. the greek orthodox, roman catholics and everything. >> it has been controlled over the years by many different christians and muslims, crusaders. >> exactly. >> universally known as the birthplace of jesus. >> yes. >

catholic threat to the public school system. fictitious, but this was certainly hayes thought this was the winner. that's goingissue to win the election for the republicans is saying that catholics are a threat to the public school system. and the republicans had to go along was reform. we are going to reform governments. and the democrats just ticked off. grants the election with still in the white house. the corruption associated with grant administration. the republicans are saying, we are going to clean up government. is as cleanyes who as you can get. which was issue administrative reform. let's just get honest people in office. not economic reform of any kind was a big issue. is that the that republicans engaged in waiving the bloody shirt. old republican tactic since the civil war. to accusing the democrats as being the party of the confederacy. the party of confederates. was we are not promising any more programs to protect black voters in the south, but if the democrats win, the confederates are going to get back in pow

and a denunciation of asa posted catholic threat to the school system. this was all fictitious, but, this was a certainly a hayes thought this was the winner. this is the issue that will win the election for republicans is saying catholics are a threat to the public school system. a big issue for the democrats of course and republicans had to go along was performed. was reform. we're going reform government. the democrats are saying we're going clean up government. the democrats are saying we will upan him up -- clean government. we need a new party to do it. the republicans are saying we're going to clean up government. we have got hayes. -- whichm issue, watch was administrative reform let's , just get honest people in office. not economic reform of any kind was a big issue but matching that and i think this was largely responsible for the engagedis republicans in waving the bloody shirt. this was an old republican tactic since the civil war. democratsto accusing as being the party of the confederacy, the party of confederates, and the warning here was

the catholic church remains highly influential and opposed the move. outside the senate, activists celebrated their victory. but they stressed that the fight for women's rights is far from over. let's get more on this landmark boat. i'm joined by the executive director of amnesty international argentina and ambassador besides. welcome to the program. beyond what the law itself states, tell us what this means more broadly for women in argentina. >> it's great news that women's rights are going to be guarded in the next couple of months and years because it's going to be difficult to implement this law. it's difficult to see how it will be implemented in the north of the country which is very influenced by the church, as you said. and those against abortion will go to the courts to try to stop this law. but others are saying it is human rights. so honestly, it is more similar to your countries -- you have been allowing abortion since 1960's. william: you can see how big a day this must be for you by the smile on your face. how did this legislation succee

this is at the catholic university of america and pope francis also said the big bang does not contradict the divine act of creating, evolution in nature is not inconsistent with the notion of creation. so two popes now basically agreed there is no thing. i want now, this and all the want to tell you about galileo, but the book is called "galileo

you mentioned that he stayed in some catholic churches, was their complicity there or did that catholic church not know who he was? >> so, it is a very murky world during that period of what we are called the nazi allies. they were well organized, well orchestrated. the catholic church, to say complicity, that is a big word. i would not say that the pope, for instance, had a meeting and said, we should help the nazis escape. i would say the converse of that is true. there were many individuals high up as bishops, who were fervent nazi sympathizers. those individuals were the ones who helped put together these nazi rat lines. juan perrone and his government were the ones orchestrating the whole thing, with agents in europe at the time. there is a very good book by an argentinian journalist, but if you want to read more of that, it's a very good book. >> and finally, can you speak to how the nazi hunter decided that adolph eichman had not died on the eastern front? >> the determination that eichmann had not died on the eastern front is the, for lack of a better term, the affidavit saying

it said catholics are a threat to the public school system. a big issue for the democrats, of course, and the republicans had to go along, was reform. we are going to reform government. the democrats ticked it up. remember, this is an election with grant still in the white house, and the corruption associated with grant's administration. the democrats are saying, we will lena government. we need a new party to do it. the republicans say we will cleanup government. we have hayes. he is clean as you can get. but, the reform issue, which was administrative reform, we will get honest people in office, not economic reform of any kind, was a big issue and, matching that, and i think this is largely responsible for the turnout, the republicans engaged in waiving the bloodied shirt. this was an old republican tactic it refers to accusing the democrats of being the party of the confederacy, the party of confederates, and the warning here was, we are not promising anymore if the democrats win, the confederates will get back in power. and if the confeder

of a supposed catholic threat to the public school system. this was all fictitious, but this was certainly a -- hayes thought this was the winner. this is the issue that's going to win the election for the republicans is saying that catholics are a threat to the public school system. a big issue for the democrats, of course, and the republicans had to go along was reform. we're going to reform government and the democrats just ticked off, you know, every -- remember, this is an election with grant still in the white house and the corruption associated with grant's administration and the democrats are saying we're going to clean up government, we need a new party to do it, the republicans are saying we're going to clean up government, we've got hayes who is clean as you can get, but the reform issue, which was administrative reform. let's just get honest people in office, not, again, economic reform of any kind, was a big issue. but matching that, and i think this is largely responsible for the turnout, is that the republicans engaged in wavin

you mention he stayed in some catholic churches. was their complicity there or did the catholic church is not know who he was? >> it's a very murky world during that period from what were called the nazi rats lines. they were well organized, well orchestrated, the catholic church to say complicity, complicity is a big word. there is no evidence that the pope for instance had a meeting and said we should help the nazis escape. in fact, i would say that the converse of that is true. but there are many individuals high up as bishops who were fervent nazi sympathizers. and those individuals were the ones who helped put together these nazi red lines, but the fact is that juan perrone he and his government were the ones orchestrating the whole thing. he had agents in europe at the time, helping bring scientists and industrialists and individuals of the security services like adolf eichmann and there's a very good book by individual named, a argentinian journalist and the name of his book is escaping but if you want to read more about it -

complications linked to covert 19 he led france from 974-2981 spearheading a social revolution away from catholic conservatism he also worked closely with germany to pave the way for the european union of today german foreign minister high command says pay tribute to the former president saying he was a great frenchman and a great european. he was hailed as a modernizer and a champion of european integration in the 1970 s. former french president just got to stand helped lay the groundwork for the european union born in what was then french occupied germany she scuffed was just a teenager when he joined a french resistance group in occupied paris in the 2nd world war. he went on to be elected president in 1974 at the age of $4081.00 of france's youngest posts will lead as. a very good i know that today marks a new era for french politics. fred you are pretty small. that's a for juvenile and change for france. during his 2nd years in power the center right statesman helped modernize french society he legalized abortion and allowed divorce by mutual consent in spite of face opposition from the cath

abortion it's a landmark decision for pro-choice activists and comes despite strong opposition from the catholic church. and the european union and china seal its business investment deal after 7 years of talks both sides hope to take advantage of new investment opportunity. and a grim new reality for germany officials report more than a 1000 cold 19 deaths on a single day the highest toll since the pandemic again. a 1000000 blue cross welcome to the program. it's been months even years in the making many doubted whether they would even ever be in agreement but british prime minister borsch onsen has signed off on the brics a trade deal between the european union and the united kingdom the e.u. as top officials put their signatures on the accord earlier in brussels it lays out the terms of the new relationship between the e.u. and the u.k. and goes into force a new year's day. you could get the impression the british prime minister just wanted to sign it as quickly as possible. after putting his name to the more than $1000.00 pages of complicated legal language parse johnson seemed upbeat. thank

this is even done in the last century to explain his discoveries to people from the catholic church. but in addition to regular standard classical paintings there's other types of works of art for example, pop art. here he's scuba diving or something. he made it into works of art in other areas. there is a very famous play the life of galileo and this is a scene from one of the directions and there is an opera written. i have a small piece of it believe it or not we were unable to make the sound work so you will not hear the music that you will at least see the images. therthere's some new singing gog on. i cannot tell you why that is happening so i would just jump over that. let me jump to the discoveries. i apologize. i never use crowd cast and i don't know how to arrange any kind of technicalities here so the discovery. some of the discoveries had to do with pure physics but he was interested in freefall. it was dropped from the leaning tower of pisa. i found no reliable evidence the embellishments could have been on both sides. what he suspected was whether or not they fall faste

the secret mass grave in arlon discovered at an institution run by catholic nuns. and missions shot to its core. people in power investigates a scandal but destroyed families cost thousands of lives and still raises profound questions about the ties between the catholic church and the irish. arlen's mother and baby scandal. on a 0. latest news as it breaks the measures introduced during this 3rd way have resulted in the 20 percent drop in the amount that people are traveling with details coverage programs like the 1st one contacting all those believed in one us out of our poverty rate increase in the past 3 years from around the world the u.n. has identified $56.00 countries most need assistance what's worrying them is that many of those have a deteriorating situation. last minute negotiations between a u.n. british leaders with reports of bragg's deal could be imminent. i'm sami's a than this is just here a live from doha also coming up more controversial pardons donald trump reversed his sentences against his former campaign manager jerry.