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respect and peace they and their families deserve. we'll keep our pressure on arlingtoon the promise to keep things right. we have a lot going on. let's check in with pentagon correspondent barbara starr. barbara? >> reporter: good morning, kyra. pornography at the pentagon? indeed. we'll have details of that coming up coming up at the top of the hour. >> i'm carol costello in washington. right now, it is a crime against the catholic church to ordain womens a priests. one group of women in maryland are creating a shadow church. more on that if the next hour. i'm elizabeth cohen in atlanta. how many americans are living in poverty? how many don't have medical insurance? i'll have the numbers at the top of the hour. >> thanks, ladies. ditch your dialect and land a job. that's the theory behind a new crop of accent reduction classes. retaining your tongue in the name of getting hired has
mass. that's where we find our phil black now. phil, talk about the significance of the comments. >> reporter: yeah, well, kyra, this issue easily the greatest source of anger among those who oppose to pope's visit or the full state honors that he's been receiving since his arrival here today and spoking about this before and the comments among the strongest, the strongest language that he's ever used describing the sadness that the church says it feels over the allegations and interesting to see to what extent it diminishes or diffuses the rage, the unhappiness felt by many people here. there will be protests against the pope on this issue particularly in london. it's just a question of how big the protests will be. >> he's met with sex abuse victims before. do we know if he meets with them this time around? would it be made public? >> well, there's no official confirmation of this yet.
the church doesn't talk about that in advance and done it on every other recent international visit and broadly expected to do this and the church probably confirm it afterwards as another gesture of respect or sadness and contrition from the head of the catholic church but some abuse victims here have been clear in saying they're not interested in hearing more talk from the pope but they want sanction, action to bring perpetrators to justice and show greatest support and understanding to the victims of child abuse and institutions run by the church around the world. >> we'll definitely follow the visit. phil black, thanks so much. the cases of priest sex abuse against children stretches back decades all over the world. the pain and suffering is immeasurable. itn's penny marshal has the story of a british man looking for justice and an apology. >> no, it was the first time i've been back in 38, 39 years. >> reporter: graham is returning to the place where his childhood
now 52 and seriously ill, graham wants retribution. he and the fellow survivors have been fighting this case for six years and never had an apology. >> in my book, the catholic church are the most dishonest organization that i've ever come across in my life. they're making the suffering of these children tenfold more than if they recognize the damage they have done. this is him. james call ger. so smart. so sophisticated. and yet, the biggest abuser of children all right james is now in jail for multiple rape. the children's home he ran st. williams catered for particularly vulnerable boys. >> a little bay but look at the wheelchair. look at the push chair. >> reporter: boys like graham abandoned by his mother a few days old, a teenager in the care of the church, a church that failed him then and never said sorry. >> i do not believe they were
and he believes his life was ruined. >> i feel emotional. something i have to do. i want the people in the world to know how we suffered at the hands of the abusers. >> reporter: those abusers were running a catholic children's home here and when gram here in 1970, he was a 14-year-old able-bodied schoolboy in their care. >> i have memories of this place will haunt me until i die. i had to come back here today not just for me but for all the other damaged children. all right graham's one of 155 men now suing the church for the trauma and the cruelty they suffered in the largest civil case of this kind in england. graham believes the abusers ruined not just his own life but that of hundreds of other boys.