and of course benedict _ continued with benedict. and of course benedict did _ continued with benedict. and of course benedict did resign - continued with benedict. and of course benedict did resign as i course benedict did resign as pope, that was a shocking moment as well. but this was, and i curious for your thoughts, this was commissioned by the catholic church. this also comes up with some changes that were made to what is considered an offence within the catholic church also, legal system. i mean�*s doesn't give you any hope that things are changing, that these revelations are out there now from this law firm? it revelations are out there now from this law firm?— from this law firm? it does cive from this law firm? it does give me — from this law firm? it does give me hepe. _ from this law firm? it does give me hope, and - from this law firm? it does give me hope, and i- from this law firm? it does give me hope, and i do - from this law firm? it does l give me hope, and i do think things are changing. i think it is an inc

say something about benedict? or just leave it there? >> he's annoying as hell. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: have you learned anything from benedict? i'm going to say this. you guys are all super-talented, there's no question about that. benedict's been around awhile and is really, know what i mean, one of the greatest actors in the world. [ cheers and applause ] have you learned anything from him? as are -- no disrespect intended, but what dru learned from dr. strange? >> bit of magic. no, so much. we have learned so much from benedict. you and i have had the pleasure of working together a few times in the universe and out of the universe and also at the same time. >> yeah. >> i remember when i was shooting "avengers," or when they were shooting "avengers," we were also shooting "the current war" at the same time. so i was working with benedict in space and back in time. [ laughter ] and it was -- it was tough. it was great. >> it was amazing. >> jimmy: and you and jacob were roommates during the first movie? is that w

next, retired pope benedict has been accused of not acting to stop child sexual abuse. investigation focused on abuse of children by priests in munich found benedict allegedly failed to take action in four cases of child sexual abuse. benedict, who stepped down as pope in 2013, has previously denied wrongdoing. >> big long-awaited report has found that former pope and addict -- pope benedict xvi failed to take action against child abuse. a german law firm was asked to investigate abuse claims in the archdiocese in munich and i chch officials handled those correctly. and if accused priests remain active in the church. >> two cases involve acts of abuse committed during his tenure and sanctioned by the state. in both cases, the perpetrators remain active without explicit restrictions on their activities. >> the probe revealed at least 497 victims of abuse, mainly young men and boys in munich and surrounding areas. the report also found failure to act by the current archbishop and present hope's ally -- present pope's ally, who has released an apology. >> i fields went res

-- pope benedict? should the church have done more to understand his role in munich before elevating him to the top? reporter: it's hard to look back retrospectively. the report was commissioned and they except there were systemic deficiencies. the original case came up in 2010. the chief of staff of the archbishop of munich took full account. subsequently when he took senior roles in the vatican they did quite a lot to further or prioritize child sexual abuse cases in the catholic church. but clearly there was a lack of due diligence which is why the vatican and others have supported the publication of reports like this. the church needs to learn the mistakes that have been made, so it is good that these things are coming to light. what the governor's approved in the church is the key question. ross: in terms of this report and this investigation, what comes next, or is that the end of the process? reporter: we can't really speak in terms of that in the -- at the moment, but in the coming days and wee

as an archbishop in the 1980s benedict allegedly failed to stop for cases of abuse by clergymen will hear from an abuse survivor who tells d w. he has never recovered from what he experienced as a child. also coming up, the u. s. secretary of state is in berlin for crisis talks on russia, ukraine, tensions, and to me, blank in his meeting with germany, foreign minister and other european allies, part of a diplomatic tour to try to stop russia from invading ukraine. as the 1st 2 mandatory 8 flights reached tonga, images emerging from the pacific nations capitol shows the scale of devastation, a massive volcanic eruption and soon ami cut it off from the rest of the world last week. and a per street, pristine stretch of coral reef has been discovered deep in the south pacific side to say the giant rose shaped corals of pure, completely undamaged by climate change and human interference. ah, i'm soon nissan has gone to it's good to have you with us. the former head of the catholic church po benedict has been accused of failing to act in for child abuse cases in germany. a new report has

now one option for benedict. the 16th would be to hold his hands up and apologize, but so far he's not doing that. he saying, i did, i did nothing wrong. i dispute his allegation, said that's where we could have some problems. and of course, we didn't know what the leak ramifications might be from this report as well. breaking news on out as here of the saw. just want to draw your attention to reports that we're getting from gonna that say that dozens of people are feared dead after what's been described as a huge explosion that happened near the mining town of bull ga. so in the countries western region, the course of the blast is not yet clear, but early reports suggested it was a gas explosion. police say recovery oper, operations are on the way. i will bring you more details on that breaking news as when we get them. still to come out here on al jazeera, the 1st instructional aide reaches toner. 5 days after a volcanic eruption triggered a devastating sun army. and i will see a newman by the magellan street o

and these are whitey benedict who stood down from his rolling 2013 has denied the claims. but the law is investigating what categorical he was aware in exquisite. in a total of 4 cases, we concluded that the then archbishop cardinal ruts singer is to be accused of misconduct in cases of sexual abuse. and those who represent victims said, the catholic church must do more. we believe they are, they have become better in training of lay people in a protection programs for children. but, but in terms of on dealing with the victims and not protecting of the perpetrators, it's still the same old system. benedict profit his resignation as pope ameritas last year. an offer declined by the current pontiff. but thursdays report is just the latest in a torrent of abuse claims that have come to light in recent years. further exposing the decades of hidden crimes committed by the catholic church. scientists have discovered a pristine karl reef off the coast of tahiti. much of the news in recent years relates to karl degradation because of climate change, but a group of french scientist

that the baba reports former pope benedict. the 16th failed to take action against clerics in 4 cases of alleged sexual abuse in his native germany. that's the conclusion of a report by a munich law firm, the archdiocese of munich and pleasing, asked it to investigate allegations of sexual abuse between 194520. 19 pope ameritas benedicts. formerly joseph rat, singer archbishop of munich, has previously denied wrong doing over the cases and marked him reasonably confirmed with a fall. essentially, he claims a lack of knowledge of the facts and a lack of relevance on the canon law. in doing so, he continues to claim ignorance, even when in our opinion it is difficult to reconcile this with the facts of the case. the report says there were at least $497.00 victims of abuse, mainly young males. it accuses cardinal wine, hard marks. the current archbishop of munich of misconduct in 2 suspected abuse cases. last year pope frances rejected an offer by him to resign. but the new claims have brought fresh pain for survivors of abuse in

so the question always was how much did benedict know about this? and at the time, 10 years ago, when this first came out, it was the blame was cast on a deputy. the deputy says now that he believes it was improbable that benedict didn't have some knowledge about this guy's past when he was brought in and rehabilitated. >> sy: and benedict, thus far, according to the law firm, has denied that he was at this meeting. is this the closest this high ranking of a vatican official all the way at the top, even though he was cardinal at the time, has come to being linked to a case of sexual abuse. >> this is, i guess, what you put categorized as mishandling or cover up negligence. and yes, the accusations have been made in a very high profile case even three years ago by this character who famous to any catholic archbishop vigano, who was talking about the way that benedict and pope francis failed in properly, properly excavating the truth with cardinal mccarrick. so that was a case of cover up. but i guess what we've seen today in the german case is someth

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

. >> also coming up tonight, serious accusation against former pope benedict the 16th during his time as german archbishop. did he know that children were being sexually abused and choose to look the other way? plus, record inflation in turkey that's out of control. shops are hiking their prices almost daily. is the government there making things better or worse? plus, flying into the record books. a 19-year-old becomes the youngest woman to fly solo around the globe. what propelled her to make the record-setting journey. ♪ i'm brent goff. to our viewers watching on pbs in the u.s. until all of your around the world, good to have you. america's top diplomat is in berlin to clean up and clear up any misunderstanding about western unity regarding russian aggression against ukraine. today, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken met with the german foreign minister and their british and french counterparts. the meaning of the aquatic group, as it is known, is to show a united front on the eve of the summit between blinken and russian foreign minister sergei lavrov, talks like a determin

benedict's spokesperson says he is reviewing this lengthy report. but the law firm that conducted the investigation with written testimony from the former pontiff says he denied any wrongdoing. the report identified nearly 500 sexual victims in the archdiocese between 1945 to 2019. chico harlan is the rome bureau chief for "the washington post" and has been writing about this. chico harlan, thank you so much for joining the "newshour." so, really, from boston to munich, we have seen church leaders at the very top over and over again turn a blind eye to sexual abuse, cover up sexual abuse, commit sexual abuse. how bad is what former pope benedict is accused of doing in this report? chico: how bad is it? i mean, there is a way to measure it against the standards of the time and what was known, but i think viewed at it through the modern lens of the proper way to handle sexual abuse, the only way to consider this is that he failed. he did not value the victims and the safety of young people, the safety of people attending church against the reputation.

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our german inquiry has found that former pope benedict knew about priests involved in child sex abuse. but fail to act when he was archbishop of munich from 1977 to 1982 benedict was known as cardinal joseph rat, singer at the time and has repeatedly denied claims that he covered up the abuse. that in bob reports, former pope benedict, the 16th, failed to take action against clerics in 4 cases of alleged sexual abuse in his native germany. that's the conclusion of a report by a munich law firm, the archdiocese of munich, and finding asked it to investigate allegations of sexual abuse between 945 and 2019 pope ameritas benedict. formerly joseph rushing, archbishop of munich, has previously denied wrong doing over the cases. a mocking, reasonably confused, a thoughtful, essentially, he claimed the lack of knowledge of the fact. and the lack of relevance on the canon law. in doing so, he continues to claim ignorance, even when in our opinion, it is difficult to reconcile this with the facts of the case. the report says that were at least $497.00 victims of abuse, mainly young males. it a

also coming up former po benedict is heavily incriminated and a new sexual abuse report. as an archbishop in the 1980 s benedict allegedly failed to stop 4 cases of abuse by clergyman, we'll hear from an abuse survivor who tells d w. he has never recovered from what he experienced as a child. and as the 1st humanitarian aid flights reached tonga, images emerging from the pacific nations capital show the scale of devastation, a massive volcanic eruption. answer not me, cut it off from the rest of the world last week. ah, i'm assuming someone's gonna glad you could join us. you are a secretary of state antony blinkin is in berlin, holding discussion with allies hoping to contain what they see as the threat of a russian invasion of ukraine. the united states top diplomat of meeting with german foreign minister analynn burbock, along with his british and french counterparts. after a stop and here on wednesday, blinking we'll wrap up his tour by holding talks with russian foreign minister, sir kayla roth in geneva. on friday. it is a meeting widely seen as one of the last atte

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

the world came to know him as pope benedict xvi. but back in the late 1970s and early �*80s, he was archbishopjosef ratzinger, and he presided over the german diocese of munich and freising. and the report's authors say it was there that he, in effect, failed to act in four child sex abuse cases. they say that he knowingly allowed three priests who had convictions for crimes against children to work in the diocese, and they also focused on the case of another cleric who was a known paedophile when he was transferred to the diocese to carry on working as a priest. now, pope benedict, who denies all wrongdoing, has said that he knew nothing about the background of that particular man, but the report's authors unearthed minutes of a meeting at which this particular man, his case's transfer, are all discussed, and the former pope said he had never been at that meeting. the report's authors say that they looked at those minutes and it was quite clear from the minutes that he had indeed been there. we have had nothing directly from the

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 his home country, germany, pressing the public were pressing the judge to answer with the abuse crisis. so when we are talking about munich, his performance as archbishop of munich, he was guilty of come up opperation. he was responsible to have a pedal 53 again, in the office, in his diocese of munich. and this guy had the opportunity to abuse dozens of young people ask him. so i don't expect would expect the form of 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

last week and did retired catholic, pope benedict to cover up clerical, sex abuse in the 1980 will hear from an abuse survivor and get more on a just published report that has the former german pope among those in the spotlight. ah, i'm sorry, so misconduct. good to have you with us. you are secretary of state antony blinkin is in berlin. his latest stop over 3 days of shuttle diplomacy aimed at preventing a war in ukraine. he's holding discussions with his german, british, and french counterparts on how to contain the threat from russia, including a face to face bilateral, meeting with drummond, foreign minister unaligned of havoc. lincoln left kiev early this morning after a meeting with ukrainian leaders. he told them he would keep working to avert a russian attack. and he urged western countries to remain united in the face of what he called relentless russian aggression. blinkin is also due to meet with russian foreign minister, a survey lover of in geneva, on friday. clearly, let's bring in our chief international editor richard walker for more on these talks. he joins us now. i r

i wrote to pope benedict . i told him my whole story on may 21st. i got a response saying the pope would take care of it and he really did. but as we have seen, it took 2530 years to open up. that one is not 4 and a half years after london's deadly grenville fire tragedy phase of a repeat have emerged among the public not submit plans to build a new high rise in the area with yet again, only one set of fire escape stairs for its residence. r t. shoddy stash. the has more details and the shadows of the grunfeld power. the tragedy that came the lives of 7 to 2 plans are in place to build a new skyscraper twice the high and just to see if nice away. despite the public inquiry concluding the safety policy also grunfeld, our sales, this new building is set to head to that sales policy, including the requirement for just a single escape staircase. we would, he knows that single staircase christine cases are difficult to use for fire fighting and escape at the same time. the whole situation is that the area becomes very crowded. you have to have a skype ro

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

also on the program. former pope benedict is criticized in a new report into sexual abuse within the catholic church as a german archbishop in the 1980s he said to a failed to act. despite being told about 4 such cases will hear from a survivor of clerical abuse who tells d w. he has never recovered from his childhood experience. and as the 1st humanitarian aid flights reached tonga, images from the capital show the scale of the devastation massy volcanic eruption and synonymy cut off the pacific island nation from the rest of the world last week . ah, i'm feel gale. welcome to the program. the secretary of state has been here in berlin, holding discussions with allies about containing the perceived threat of a russian invasion of ukraine. antony blinkin met with german foreign minister, and i'm in a bad off. and that british and french counterpart after us off in care of yesterday, mr. blake and will finish his talk to morrow in geneva, where he's due to me to russian foreign minister. so again, laughter of these meetings widely viewed as one of the last attempts to stop russia logi

and these of either benedict who stood down from his rolling 2013 has denied the claims. but the lawyers investigating were categorical . he was aware in incident, in a total of 4 cases, we concluded that the then archbishop cardinal rat singer, is to be accused of misconduct in cases of sexual abuse. and those who represent victims said, the catholic church must do more. we believe on there they had become better in training of lay people are in a code, a protection programs for children are but but in terms of on dealing with the victims and not protecting of the perpetrators, it's still the same old system benedict profit his resignation. as pope a meritus last year, an offer declined by the current pontiff. but thursday's report is just the latest in a torrent of abuse claims that have come to light in recent years. further exposing the decades of hidden crimes committed by the catholic church. women account for just 5 percent of commercial airline pilots, and they're consistently under represented in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. one belgian brit

i wrote to pope benedict. i told him my whole story on may 21st. i got a response saying the pope would take care of it and he really did. but as we have seen, it took 2530 years for a victim to open up and start talking about it. congress, ma'am, i have joined the public to blast. the us internal revenue service is new demand to use a 3rd party facial recognition for tax returns with one congress. one warning, this is america, not china. the irish insist the id dot may i please secure and will be required for all services. but fax buyers points out clear potential for abuse and sanction sharing with other government agencies. breaking the i r s are now trying to require facial recognition to view your tax returns. this is america, not china. do you mean there is a problem with id theft for tax returns, but not for voting ballots? thank you senator. especially given what we know about the i r s ability to share data with other federal agencies. i see the f, b i, d, e, a, etc. this is essentially creating mandated u. s. government facial recognition

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

now one option for benedict. the 16th would be to hold his hands up and apologize, but so far he's not doing that. he saying, i did, i did nothing wrong. i dispute these allegations at that's where we could have some problems. and of course, we don't know what the leak ramifications might be from this report as well. england is scrapping all corona virus. moses meant to combat the omicron variant vaccine certificates, mandatory mosque wearing and shops and guidance to work from home will all be removed as of next week. the you case health secretary says the country needs to learn to live with cove at 19. some hospitals in england continue to be overwhelmed with patience, but data suggests that on the con, infections are dropping in most parts of the u. k. austria is expected to become the 1st european country to make coven 19 vaccines mandatory for those 18 and older . it's part of it is likely to pass the law on thursday. by mid march. police will start random checks with a $680.00 fine for those who aren't vacc

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

the world came to know him as pope benedict xvi. but back in the 70s and 80s, he was archbishopjosef ratzinger in the german diocese of munich and they said it was there that he, in effect, failed to act in four child sex abuse cases. they say, he knowingly allowed three priests who have convictions for crimes against children to work in the diocese and also focused on the case of another cleric who was a known paedophile when he was transferred to the diocese to carry on working as a priest. pope benedict who denies all wrongdoing has said that he knew nothing about the background of the particular man. but this has under the minutes of the meeting in which this but this has unearthed the minutes of the meeting in which this particular man was transferred and they were all discussing this. the pope said he never was at the meeting but they looked at those meetings and is quite clear from those maintenance that he had been there for have not heard directly from the former pope by the vatican have issued a statement saying they're go

also coming up tonight, serious accusations against former pope benedict the 16th during his time, as german archbishop did, he know that children were being sexually abused. and did he choose to look the other way? plus record inflation in turkey that is, out of control. shops are hiking, their prices almost daily. is the government, they're making things better or worse. plus flying into the record books a 19 year old becomes the youngest woman to fly, so low around hello bullock at what propelled her to make the record setting journey. ah, lou, i bring gov to our viewers watching on p b. s in the united states into all of you around the world. it is good to have you with us on this thursday. america's top diplomat is in berlin to clean up and clear up any misunderstanding about western unity regarding russian aggression against ukraine. today you have secretary of state antony blink and met with german foreign minister on the lena bear bock and their british and french counterparts. the meeting of the quad group, as it's known, is meant to show a united front on the eve of a summit

and finally, we're looking at a film starring benedict cumberbatch, the electrical life of louis wain. that looks like something for everyone. so, tell us about boiling point. this is a fascinating film. this was shot in one take in a london restaurant and the idea is that stephen graham plays a chef who's struggling. he's having a bit of a hard time with his family, with his financial woes, and then it's the busiest night of the year in this restaurant and it's really an ensemble drama, so you see everybody working together in this restaurant, trying to make a busy night work. let's have a look at a clip. 0k. hey, mad friday, it's going to be busy, which is good, and we picked some more covers up today. what? so, we're looking at about 100. so, we've got to turn the tables over but obviously not make people feel rushed, yeah? which we can do. we've got a proposal in tonight. they're going to be sat on here, table 13, so, yeah, treat them like royalty. and a celebrity chef in, alexander skye. who? he's going to be sat in the front. alastair... alastair skye. yeah — yeah, him. he's g

benedict, who was then called josef ratzinger, denies any wrongdoing. victims�* groups have welcomed the report's findings. our berlin correspondent, jenny hill has more details. the world came to know him as pope benedict xvi but back in the late 1970s and early 80s, he was archbishopjoseph ratzinger. and the report's authors say it was there that he in effect failed to act in four child six abuse cases. they say that he knowingly allowed three brief who had convictions for crimes against children to work in the diocese and he also focused on the case of another cleric who was a known paedophile when he was transferred to the diocese to carry on working as a priest. pope benedict who denies all wrongdoing has said that he knew nothing about the background of that particular man, but the report's authors under minutes of a meeting at which this particular man whose case's transfer was discussed in the former pope said he had never been at that meeting. reports also say that they look to those minutes and it was quite clear from the minutes that he had

has finally reached the, the head of the parameter it with the pope, the former pope benedict. so this is her. yeah. very special moment. but besides the cases mentioned in your report, we have 500 other victims alone in the city and the diocese of a munich. it names the pope in this report find the pope the pope was was or it was an archbishop. high level catholics have been named before. is it just because such a big name has been reveal that you think this is this is a momentous occasion or do you actually see this changing anything? when he was catched with ally, there was a whole building of lies covering the as you permit my, my wording to benedict since 2010 when the scanner for the 1st time you both here in germany. and now we know it was all a big lie. you knew about the perpetrator about peter age. and he personally is responsible that about 20 other boys were abused. after, after the decision he made to adopt this priest as one of his priest in his diocese and give him responsibilities. so i think this is a very special moment and we have to ask cutting on mike, for

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