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Investigations. catholic experts say this is the biggest crisis for the roman catholic church since the protestant reformation but its the human tool that has become a constant and ever present reality. >> abuse of a child is the closest that you can get to murder and still possibly have a breathing body before you. >> the vatican didnt give any specific reason for directing bishops to stand down on any decisive votes. one expert speculates that because the abuse crisis is a global problem the v...

Was stopped at a checkpoint and. i showed the guard and he was like youre a boy i told him it was none of his business but standing in front of them is terrifying. and dan is not the only one in lebanons bt community who feels unsafe many believe the despite the landmark ruling the fight for social acceptance still has a long way to go. my colleague oh you were he was right there at the big table with me now so lets talk about the plight of transgender people in lebanon and you were telling me t...

To incite people to attack me because i work at fox. they issued this statement a short time ago. it reads the incident that took place at tuckers home last night was reprehensible, violent threats and intimidation tactics towards him and his wife are completely unacceptable. we as a nation has become far b too intolerant of different points of views. recent events clearly highlight the need for a more civil im a respectful, and inclusive national conversation. those of us in the media and polit...

Working through these areas. it helps all across the field and when you go through the port of entry it allows them to concentrate on other issues on the border like drugs, other illegal aliens and people that want to do harm to the country. it makes sense all the way around. >> sandra: i want to address the asylum claims and the number has spiked in recent years. the number of asylum in 2016, 180,000 plus. 2017, 330,000. address that for us. >> there you go. the worlds not falling apart. first ...

Without involving the police lawyers for the victims accuse the suspects of acting above and beyond the law. the accused actually purely according to their whims seems to have taken place in a parallel world where acts were arbitrary since punishments were carried out which normally require a formal procedure in a criminal court says. two of the defendants have admitted the accusations the trial is scheduled to last until next may. and i wrote on a related note the united nations is on the verge...

Saying that they have a credible threat and they want to be a political asylum. most of these folks we have interviewed, they are economic refugees, i feel sorry for their economic plight but that does not get new america. >> our larger issue is do you think that this is a winning closer argument from the president? its not the positive -- >> immigration? >> the anti-immigration stance. >> anti-illegal immigration. >> the fear mongering. >> no. >> you dont see that? >> no, not at all. because im...

Searching for direction after what was perceived as a very strong jobs report last friday ahead of the mid-term elections. "wall street journal" this morning. mid-terms pose investing plight. you cant position yourself for events like this. a lot of uncertainty leading up to mid-term elections. investors hanging on and a lot of geopolitical news. the sanctions against iran go back into effect today. all likely to play a role in the stock market. >> bill: a new week. 9:33. president trump back in...

First, thats exactly what he said president obama could not do with daca, using an executive order to get around a law as written. theres an obvious hypocrisy to start off. unlike obama, changing the asylum law would contravene international law for the treatment of potential refugees which allows people to enter a country however they can, in a nod to the desperation of their plight. then he said something that would likely never come to pass. but it reminds us how dark the presidents motives a...

You know, the plight of amal really represents the plight of so many young children in yemen. there are 1.8 million children who are considered to be acutely malnourished in yemen. about one fifth of those 400,000 are considered to be severely malnourished, in a similar state to amal, the girl we met in a hospital ward a couple weeks ago. and the u.n. says the situation is getting rapidly worse. they fear that if the fighting continues as it is now, and if yemens economic crisis continues to dee...

Country however they can, in a nod to the desperation of their plight. then he said something that would likely never come to pass. but it reminds us how dark the presidents motives are, where migrants are concerned. american troops will have permission to open fire on unarmed migrants if they throw rocks. the main thing to look at is whether or not tonight was one of those times that the president says he tries to tell the truth. lets see. >> some people call it an invasion, its like an invasio...