the investigation also revealed a cover up that went all the way up to former pope benedict. the 16th, who was once the archbishop of munich, it swept many believers, questioning their faith in a church that for decades looked the other way. as children were being abused. preparations for a sunday morning mass augustine, this bower is a priest in the catholic parish of christ koenig in munich. he feels both a deep insecurity in himself, but also in many community members who ask him questions. you so he sits down with people ask, how am i supposed to deal with this? no. can i stay in such a church at all? so vicky my faith is actually so important to me in my life, but i can't support an organization that has done so much wrong itself. that is so much dirt on a shaking hot kal shinkel from munich, drew a line this week he left the roman catholic church as kit m d. it's about how these cases have been handled, how everything is covered up, and that can't be. and that was the reason, that's why and it's very, very difficult for me resulted. these exits are skyrocketing in many

to deliver his eloquent benediction over the union dead almost exactly 158 years ago. all these things help to explain why gettysburg has been far more studied than any other military event in united states history. bibliography published gosh, 20 years ago now listed more than 6,000 titles. that deal with the battle of gettysburg and that number has grown steadily since then that's 20 years ago the cesquicentennial brought another round of new books and they continue to come out. i looked at the most recent issue of civil war times which all of you received in your packet. there are several new books on gettysburg that are featured in there. i readily admit and you probably all know as well that very few places in american history resonate more evocatively. then gettysburg, it's home to about 2400 people in july 1863 this southern pennsylvania witness fighting that raged for three days. in the nearby woods and fields and a long gently sloping ridges and on modest hills whose green summits rose above the surrounding countryside. we can still look at all those places th

abuse of children by clergy investigation documents a cover up that went all the way to former. pope benedict who was then the archbishop of munich in a country where practicing christians pay a church tax, and he catholics are now saying they've had enough preparations for a sunday morning. mass augustine, his bower is a priest in the catholic parish of christ koenig and munich, he feels both a deep insecurity in himself, but also in many community members who ask him questions you. so he shits on with people ask, how am i supposed to deal with this? no. can i stay in such a church at all? so be sticky. my faith is actually so important to me in my life. but i can't support an organization that has done so much wrong itself. that is so much dirt on a shaking hot cal shinkel from munich drew a line this week. he left the roman catholic church as kit m d. it's about how these cases have been handled, how everything is covered up, and that can't be. and that was the reason why and it's very, very difficult for me. result of these exits are skyrocketing in many states. after the abuse report was

shale production which despite all of the benedict shuns that were said over it is showing growth. it is one of the few stablizers in the current oil market. jack: let's pivot to natural gas because you've been talking about russia. if the u.s. is trying to get suppliers to liquify natural gas, supply it to europe so russia has less leverage. is there really enough liquified natural gas to actually do that? >> there is not much. if you're a u.s. producer you already probably gone up to your maximum in terms of producing because of the prices. you're going to get some gas released from asia now because it's a more mild winter there. we saw in january and in december a high volumes of lng, including u.s. lng going to europe but russia at the same time has already been cutting back its exports to europe are down 50% from what they were a few months ago. so it is very tight. europeans are right to be very concerned. and the u.s. is scrambling and what's happened the u.s. government suddenly discovered that shale production in the united states is not only an economic value but it is ac

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well, no, mr. benedict of my research issue didn't i didn't say anything to him. what would you do when we had a personal meeting after this his he told me, well, if something happens well, then there will be, it's less than an hour room surf so. well, that was awkward for me. that's what i told him. so that's how i, i responded so i can assure you that we discussed the only thing the security guarantees. and then i said the situation with our diplomatic missions, which is completely unacceptable. so in a couple of weeks we will have another meeting between the specialists. so i can assure you that there are no threats and there were no threats, but we cannot leave everything without an analysis. so we do. we're trying to analyze what is behind the actions. thank you. thank you so much to your colleagues. thanks a lot worse. we're okay, you're watching out international that was 90 minutes with so again, of rav talking to a number of editors from moscow base media and finishing up pretty much where we started off with those concerns. widespread and claims that rus

but she was with alex benedict f. thank you. or the for radio stations are now having an interview for, for a minister lover of that in. well, you said 3rd and the natives secretary general versus jan stoughton. burke has lost touch with reality. maybe you live in different realities. incidentally, mister stockton back is going to give us an interview. morgan had 5 p. m. had it, well, let him do want to ask him a question minister elaborate if i can ask your greetings to hear more, ask her. your question, you know you are a listener from moscow on the radio listener. modern survey love. rob asks you a question, be 6. i can easily do that, but i will call them on a series notice i looked at the sanctions adopted last year. some of them were adopted by the congress and some by the finance department. most of them were due to alex in a valley. angie crane the o. p. c. w carried out an expertise and established, you know, they were 3 independent laboratories from sweden, from germany, from france. i'm with nature future school and t

test well and all that stuff and he takes me to saint anthony's, it used to be called priory so the benedict and headmaster, the old english headmaster says my dad starts saying i'mdoctor suarez, i went to villanova in philadelphia . and the headmaster says we don't admit the students based on their father's merits here in the united states. cuban father, you know. so we've got to give him a test. they give him a test and brings it to my dad and he said there's a mouth and a verbal part like every other test. good thing your son is good in math because in the english part there was a question that said of the following four words which three, which does not belong with the other three and the words were stream, river, creek and mustard. and he put a big red circle around. i had it wrong. i was 1961, later i went to all kinds of places but that's the american dream. i came to this country as a refugee. 25 years later i was allowed to be a citizen, run for office and theelected mayor of the city . [applause] i will tell you how many times i lost but francis says that i learned more from my def

do you think benedict deserves such forgiveness? i think one has to ask oneself, why did he do this? why was he the 1st poke? it was because the survivors movement all over the world starting from the us, but also in central europe in this home country, germany, pressing the public were pressing the judge to be abused. right. so when we are talking about munich, his performance as archbishop of munich, he was guilty of kind of opperation. he was responsible to have a pedal 5 pre again, in office, in his diocese of munich. and this guy had the opportunity to abuse dozens of young people after much. so i don't expect would expect the former pope to apologize for these crimes and mistakes. so to call them and then be can talk. but i had really difficulties to accept this description of the pontificate of benedict the term. certainly here in germany has promised that there will be changes. if you look at what cardinals i had marx said today, he said he has a moral responsibility and he's valid that there will be reform. do you actually

last week's independent report was heavily critical of former pope benedict the 16th. the report is the first formal condition that benedict did not stop abusive priests but allowed them to continue working with children. >> he knew about the abuse and he did not stop it. the new independent report has found former pulp benedict failed to react in four cases of child sexual abuse. the cases date back to the time before he became pope. then known as justin ratzinger in the late 1970's and early 1980's. the report found that under his watch, abusive priests were left to continue their work in the church while victims received no support. the allegations could shatter the former pope's legacy. many people are leading the -- leaving the church, many are doubting their bishops. many are calling for more action to finally be taken. >> he has already admitted he made apostate mentoring the investigation. it found evidence that he was at a meeting when an abusive priests was discussed. he now says that was an oversight. he has previously denied any wrongdoing and has yet to gi

last week's independent report was heavily critical of former pope benedict the 16 who himself headed the archdiocese from 1977 to 982. the report is the 1st formal accusation that benedict did not stop abusive priests, but instead allow them to continue working with children to abode hon level goal. bob, if he knew about the abuse and he didn't stop it. a new independent report has found former pope benedict failed to act in full cases of child sexual abuse by catholic clergyman. the case is date back to the time before he became pope, then known as joseph rod, singer in the late 19 seventies and early 19 eighties. he was the archbishop of munich, and pricing and southern germany. the reports found that under his watch, abusive priests were allowed to continue their work in the church, while victims received no support. the allegations could shots of the form of hopes, legacy at all. ma'am, you mentioned in dodge law, people in germany, no longer trust, jasa fry's thinker, the former polk county, the catholic church in germany is in a serious crisis, and many people are leaving the c

if we look at the report, it also, as we mentioned, heavily incriminate the former pope benedict. do we now have complete clarity on the world that he played and all of this? no, we don't actually because obviously ultimately, especially after he became pope, i mean, he was the person with the ultimate authority in terms of overseen, the leasing, controlling and sort of accounting for bus gates and, and current cases within the church case of abuse of children. what we do know, however, is that number one, he was aware of one set of cases in his office which was, which was meaning pricing. and what we also know that he lied about not knowing, you know, the details of those cases. it is not clear whether he was involved in allowing this particular priest which was moved from when parish, where he had abuse children to another parish where he would continue to abuse children who are actually with him both in that decision. but that's the kind of information that an investigation would need to bring out and he would give us full clarity. what do you think is important for the victims

top official in germany's catholic church responded today to a damning report that found he and pope benedict xvi mishandled sex abuse cases in the diocese. cardinal mark said he's ashamed, and he admits he should have been more engaged in that matter. >> an investigation found that benedict knew about priests abusing children decades ago when he was archbishop of munich but did nothing about it. our vatican correspondent is in rome. what else did cardinal marks say? >> reporter: well, alisyn, first let me tell you what he didn't say. he didn't address the findings that he, himself, had mishandled two cases of sexual abuse. instead he spoke more generally about his response to the report. let's take a listen to some of what he said. >> translator: after having read the report, i am repeatedly shocked about the harm and suffering of the affected persons and also what the perpetrators have done and how those responsible have behaved. what is clear here in the expert report is there is a dark side, and this will continue to be advisable in the history of our church. >> reporter: he was asked abo

a new independent report has found former pope benedict failed to act in full cases of child sexual abuse by catholic clergyman. the case is date back to the time before he became pope, then known as joseph rat, singer in the late 19 seventy's and early 19 eighties. he was the archbishop of munich, and pricing and southern germany. the reports found that under his watch, abusive priests were allowed to continue their work in the church, while victims received no support. the allegations could shots in the form of pope's legacy at all. ma'am, he mentioned in dodge le people in germany, no longer trust jasa fry's thing, or the former poet. you see the catholic church in germany is in a serious crisis, and many people are leaving the church that many are doubting their bishop life. and i'm you many are calling for more action to finally be taken. just perhaps also that the state should push forward with investigating the abuses and compensating the victims from his boss up for farm pipe. rack thing a has already admitted. he made a false statement during the investigation. it found evidence.

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but one step down after a damning report on clergy sex abuse and the 1980s report has faulted exploit benedict for his handling of several of these cases. while late the arch dies watching d w. news live from berkeley, and i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines. conflict, conflicts on with tim, sebastian is coming up next after a short break with ah, with who into the conflict zone with sebastian the streets of hong kong, a quiet these days. the pro democracy movements have been tamed. this week we talk for a 2nd time to regina, long time law maker in hong kong legislative council ahead of the prob, aging new people's party. what kind of future for hong kong now? conflict with d. w. with this issue, when i arrived here, i slept with people in a room, 9th and it was hard. i wish i even got white hair is learning the german language. hit me a lot. this kids to me and create a bunch trinity to interact with. you want to know their story, migrant verified and reliable information for migrant. one of mankind's oldest ambitions could be within reach or what if it really is possible

last week's independent report was heavily critical of pope benedict. the 16th to himself hated the archdiocese from 1977 to 1992. it felt in his handling of several cases of sexual abuse that in the since come out in defense of benedict with get more from our religious affairs analyst mountain gang. martin, thanks for joining us. cardinal mach said he faces up to the responsibility. how is he going to do that? well, i mean, i think that once more of it has become usual for returning, jo tardies to, to, to basically express, you know, their claim has been that the church will take moral responsibility for what has happened and, you know, apologies are issued. so it's really, i think it's really a time at which, especially after the last week and a half of revelations in which we know now that actually the knowledge of the case is when all the way to where beginning then the top of the church, you know, claims of moral responsibility or acceptance for a responsibility are essentially insufficient. so you know what the concrete steps are? remain quiet and

he was asked about pope emeritus benedict and those accusations. he said the pope welcomes cleaning this up, that he will make a statement, and that each person is responsible for responding to this report on their own. so one of cardinal's comments with regard to victims in this is he accuses himself of not having seen the perspective of victims. as i say, he didn't get into any of the exact details or response to his particular accusations. we'll see if the pope emeritus does that in a coming statement which he says he needs some time to go through. this was a 1,9 00-page report spanning 75 years. we are also expecting something from pope emeritus but we don't know just when. brianna. >> all right. we'll be waiting for that. this is just so important what is happening right now with the church. delia, thank you for that. >>> well, get the snow boots and the shovels ready. the sleds too. a bomb cyclone headed toward the northeast. what you can expect to face this weekend. >>> plus, sarah palin seen dining at the statement restaurant days after tes

and, of course, as we know also in that report benedict xvi is accused of mishandling four cases. what cardinal marx has to do in this press conference is respond, obviously, to the two personal cases of mishandling that he is accused of. but he also has to set out a framework for the archdiocese about how they're going to move forward, and reinstill some trust in the catholic church in germany. laura. >> delia, thank you so much for staying on top of this one for us. >>> breaking overnight, north korea escalating tensions with another missile test. this is the sixth one this month. the south korean military says two suspected short range ballistic missiles were launched from the city of hamhung, into waters off north korea's east coast. will ripley following this for us. he has been to north korea more than just about anybody in the media, north korea's neighbors aren't happy. japan's prime minister said this say u.n. violation. they're tracking these launches and says it maintains readiness here. what do we know? >> reporter: we haven't seen this kind of missile testing binge by

the former roman catholic pope benedict the 16th has admitted giving a false statement to a child, sex abuse inquiry. he says he mistakenly told investigators in germany that he wasn't at a meeting about peter far. priest in 1980 benedict was archbishop of unique at the time when inquiry found that he knew about abuses in the church, but failed to report their crimes. domini came is in berlin. he explains the allegations against the former pope the central fact that emerges from pages and pages and pages of evidence given by the former pope. just less than 6 weeks ago to this inquiry is he says repeatedly that if he can't remember a meeting take taking place and it didn't take place well to day through a spokesman. he said actually what he did was mislead the inquiry, not through bad faith, but by bad editing of this particular document. but what essentially happened here is the inquiry was investigating historical accusations of clerical sex abuse of children in the late 19 seventies in 19 eighties. it had to remit for the last 75 years, but specifically that period late seventies, ea

. >> the former roman catholic pope benedict the 16th. he says he mistakingly stoled investigators in germany that he wasn't notified that he was that type of past. and he about what he tri -- he plains the allegations. >> the central fact that is emerges from pages and pages and pages of evidence given by the foreman pope, just less than six weeks ago to this inquiry he says repeatedly that if he can't remember a meeting taking place, and it didn't take place. well, today, through a spokesman, he has said what he did was misleading the inquiry not through bad faith but by bed editing of this particular document. but what sensually happened right here is us historical record of sex auous of children. it has a remit in the last 35 years. but specifically late 19 # 0's. and specifically in the archsbishop of music and -- that's where the former punch was arches bishop. he has admitted that on one particular occasion he was present when the case of a specific pryce who would go on to be convicted of child abuse. the allegation that he didn't

the former -- pope benedict has admitted to providing incorrect information to the inquiry into child abuse. he acknowledged he attended a case in which unknown priest and pedophile was discussed. he always denied knowing about the man's background when he was allowed to work in the diocese. we have dramatic news tonight from burkina faso. the country's governing party says what began as an army mutiny is developing into a nationwide coup. the elected president has been arrested and detained. the military has taken over burkina faso's radio and tv. the african union has condemned the coup attempt. >> all is not well here. protests have been growing. over the weekend, tensions burned over. mutiny in the barracks. then information. >> the movement which brings together all the components of the defensive security forces has decided to put in and to the power of the psident today. the 24th of january, 22. this is a decision taking with the aim of enabling our country to get back on track and to gather all its forces in order to fight for its territorial integrity and its recovery and its

a report released last week found that benedict failed to act against full priests, accused of child sex, child sex abuse in 9th, in the 1980s. on the label, molly remains a reggae legend, but the jamaica superstar also loved football. he played his last concert at the daily mount park in ireland capital. now, bohemian, se the cloud that caused home has relates to jesse and features. if i conic image, a mural of bob marley looks down on daily mount park, where he took the stage for his last ever live appearance in july 1980 back then music's biggest stars really made the trip to an island suffering from grinding poverty and mass immigration it was pretty big deal at the time. marlin pardon them like 1980 not a lot people were are coming to play gigs on the 1st major international star to play a big outdoor kicker. so it's part of the history of, of the area here that we play in, and i love the state in south. daily. mont used to host the irish national teams games, and its hollow tough has been graced by its share of superstars fairly best and said on among them. the bohemians groan

may argue heidi may have been standing in the way that they should be route the former become pipe benedict. the 16th is admitted giving a full statement to child sex abuse inquiry. he says he was taking the told investigative in germany that he wasn't at a meeting about a p default free to 980 bennet. it was all bishop of munich at the time and inquiry found that he knew about abuses in church. the felt report that crimes dominic came in berlin and they explained the allegations against the form the central fact that emerges from pages and pages and pages of evidence given by the former pope. just less than 6 weeks ago to this inquiry is he says repeatedly that if he can't remember a meeting take taking place and it didn't take place well to day through a spokesman. he said, actually what he did was mislead the inquiry, not through bad faith, but by bad editing of this particular document. but what essentially happened here is the inquiry was investigating historical accusations of clerical sex abuse of children in the late 19 seventy's and 19 eighties. it had a remit for the last 75 years

no tainted by tragedy. retired to pope benedict, the 16th admits he made a false statement during an investigation into sexual abuse in the german catholic church. benedict's privacy said he did not attend the meeting in 1980, which discussed the transfer of a pitiful priest to his diocese. he now says his false statement was down to an editing of the side report released last week, found that benedict failed to act against full priests accused of child sex abuse in the 1980s are here in germany. a group of $125.00 church employees, including priests, have come out as members of the l. g p t q community. they're calling for an end to discrimination. they've experienced the issue of homosexuality has caused a major rift and the catholic church between reformers and conservatives. crystal simpson is a preacher, and he is homosexual. he's not the only one more than 100 people working in the catholic church have publicly admitted they aren't heterosexual and thus don't conform to the churches ideology. many of them fear the consequences. thus they say, i am not worthy of working in the s

pope benedict knowingly failed to act against four priests accused of child sex abuse in the 1980's. meanwhile here in germany, 125 church employees, including priests, have come out as lgbtq and are calling for reform. in a statement, they called for an end to the discrimination they had expressed in the church, and free access to all pastoral vocations. the issue of homosexuality has caused a major rift in the church, between modernizes and conservatives. the german bishops conference has welcomed the initiative. we can speak now to a member of the initiative "out in church" an organization representing lgbtq people working in the church. good to have you on dw. tell us what was behind the decision to organize this very public coming out. guest: yes, most of us have had many experiences of discrimination and exclusion also in the church, and the church teaching authority claims that we are incapable of coect relationships to other people, and that we feel to be fully human because of our tendencies, and that same-sex relationshs cannot be recognized. so our movement is about human

the former pope benedict xvi has admitted he'd provided incorrect information to an inquiry into child abuse. he's acknowledged he attended a meeting more than a0 years ago at which the case of a priest and known paedophile was discussed. the former pontiff, who was then the archbishop of munich, has always denied knowing about the man's background when he was allowed to work in the diocese. in germany, a gunman killed one person and seriously injured three others inside a lecture hall at heidelberg university in the south—west of the country. the police chief in charge of the investigation said the attacker, who was armed with two guns, later killed himself. he was an 18—year—old german. bob dylan has become the latest artist to sell his entire recording catalogue, including any future releases. details have not been made public, but reports suggest the deal with sony music could be worth more than $200 million. dylan — who began his career with sony's columbia records in 1961 — said he was glad all his recordings could stay where they belonged. the army in burkina faso says

an investigation and to sexual abuse in the german catholic church. benedict had previously said he did not attend a meeting in 1980, at which the transfer of a pedophile priest to his diocese was disgust. the former pope says he made the false statement due to what he now calls an editing oversight. a report released last week found that benedict who was then cardinal joseph rossimer, knowingly failed to act against 4 priests accused of child sex abuse in the 1980s. meanwhile, here in germany, a group of 125 church employees, including priests, have publicly outed themselves as members of the l. g. b t q, community. they're calling for an end to the discrimination and exclusion they faced in the church. the issue of homosexuality has caused a major rift and the catholic church between reformers and conservatives. christoph simonson is a preacher and he is homosexual. he's not the only one more than 100 people working in the catholic church have publicly admitted they aren't heterosexual. and thus don't conform to the churches ideology, many of them fear the consequences. thus they

in ne, syria and former pope benedict the 16 said to mates that he gave false testimony to a child sexual abuse inquiring in germany. and he dismissing dough with all the sports news, host nation camera room, or through to the africa cup of nations. cool to finals of 2 to one. when i become more is l face down be in the me ah or keener fossils military says it's seized control of the country in a broadcast on state p. v. and army spokesman said it had over on president rocks to bore it. it's so law clear where the president actually is, although his part, he says he survived an assassination attempt to earlier in the day. the army also said its dissolved the government, the national assembly and suspended the constitution. but he promised a return to constitutional order within what it called a reasonable time. and it announced its close the country's borders with a curfew in effect from 9 pm to 5 am. the qu, follows weeks of growing frustration over the government's failure to stop attacks by on the groups. nicholas hawk reports now from decker. actually, we will bring you that report a

a report belief last week from the benedict. with then cardinal joseph, rushing or knowingly, failed to act again for priests accused of child sex abuse in the 1980. meanwhile, here in germany, a 125 church employees including priests, have come out as l g, b t q. and are calling for reform in a statement, the group called for an end to the discrimination and exclusion. they had experience in the church and free access to all pastoral vocations. the issue of homosexuality is caused a major rift in the catholic church between modernization and conservatives. the german bishop conference has welcomed the initiative. we can speak now to kiana battalion. she is a member of the initiative out in church, that's an organization representing l g b t. 2 people working in the church. he had a good to have you on d w. can you tell us more about what was behind this decision to organize this very public coming out? yes, most of us have had many experiences of discrimination and exclusion also in the church. and the church teaching authority

then an independent investigation last week showed minutes of that 1980 meeting showing benedict did attend. the former poem blamed his earlier denial on an error in the editing of his statement. okay. it is now the final minutes of a volatile trading day. it's up at the moment, 140 points. at one point it was down a thousand points. >> so the growing tensions over ukraine, persistent inflation drove the sell-off. bargain buying by investors after days of severe losses may be driving this rebound in the final minute of trading today. >> okay. that's the response to adele appearing on basically this face time and surprising her fans in las vegas with a video call. this is after she had to postpone friday's start of her vegas residency. the fans were gathered at a pop-up store in caesar's palace. they were surprised to see her pop up on that phone. they were yelling so loudly, they couldn't actually hear what she was saying. >> a lot of people showed up there. they spent a lot of money on flight and hotels that was postponed. she blamed covid spread among her team. listen, they at leas

it's really that very likely nothing will happen to benedict. and this big admission, as you said, coming off the back of the report that was just released last week about the church in these cases of sex abuse in the eighty's. could this lead to any form of justice for the victim? i mean, you know, we can not go and much more than opinion and precedent really. so far we have seen the sort of repeated apologies from church members. we had seen different ways in which, you know, the states. i mean, in this case, germany have attempted to look into cases that for a very long time, they clearly had not actually taken seriously enough, but you know, the question of redress. i think it's really no different than it was a week ago before we found out that, that, that i've seen, you know, had, had lied about the cases. keep in mind that there, you know, sort of about 500 cases contemplated within this, within the report. and really, i mean, it's not any bigger or smaller than previous reports. the only one major difference we do know now is that, you k

by the year many rebels and former pope benedict, the 16th admits that he gave false testimony to a child, sexual abuse inquiry in germany. ah, hello, thank you for joining us. we begin with breaking news from brooklyn, of fossil where the army has announced, had seized control of the country. this follows 2 days of confusion which started earlier on sunday morning with reports of newton hearing soldiers at several army barracks. while a group of soldiers has appeared on state tv, say that they have ousted the president, dissolved the government, the national assembly suspended the constitution and closed the borders. they cited the deteriorating security situation and what they said was president rocker, boris. failure to respond effectively to violence by armed groups in the country or could bore his whereabouts aren't clear. but earlier the ruling party said he had survived an assassination attempt. several armored vehicles from the presidential fleet, stained with blood and riddled with bullets, were seen near his residence on monday morning for. and there have been celebrations on th

when he was archbishop of munich an inquiry find that benedict knew about peter file priests, but failed to report their crimes. such as in britain have given the go ahead for julie are cited to challenge his extradition to the united states. supporters of awakenings found out what outside of all courts of justice in london as permission was granted to take his case to britain supreme court. the u. s. wants a science to stand trial on 18 charges, including espionage for publishing military secrets about the wars in afghanistan and iraq. i one says china flew 39 warplanes near that inner space in what's being described as the largest operation for 3 months. the time on air force issued radial warnings and activated air defense missiles systems. there's been no immediate comment from china, which considers the island a breakaway province. a group of teachers in cape town is using music to offer young people an alternative to gang violence. the gangs enlist boys from a young age who often have few options, but music is offering them a different path. i'll just see this farmer, the miller re

when he was archbishop of munich inquiry, found that benedict knew about peter filed priests would fail to report their crimes. those of the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after inside story, we'll see in 25 minutes you by ah, what's behind the latest military to indicate a fast so the president is arrested, a soldier's mutiny against a government's failure to stop attacked by our groups. what's required to restore stability? this is inside stored. ah hello, welcome to the program. i'm in ron con. it's the african country where military coups happen all too often. in the latest attempt in bettina faso internet is down the main t v. stations under military control. and soldiers say they've detained president russia. campbell ah, tension escalated on saturday when security forces fall to protesters. who blame the government from? failing to stop attacks by on groups. on sunday, soldiers mutinied at military bases in the capital, wagon, dougie, and 2 of the citizens. the leaders of the revolt made 6 demands, including the replacement of military commanders and better equ