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No house. No work. No money. No familia. | no house no work no money no | No house No. work No money, No | no house. no work. no money. no familia. |
An Afghan woman who gives her name as Hasma is also in the food line. She's a 30-year-old schoolteacher from Kabul with three young children. | an afghan woman who. gives her name. as, hasma, is also in the food line she's a 30-year-old schoolteacher from kabul, with three young | An Afghan woman who, gives her name as Hasma is also in the food line; She's a 30-year-old schoolteacher from Kabul with three young | an afghan woman who gives her name as hasma is also in the food line. she's a 30-year-old schoolteacher from kabul with three young children. |
We don't have money. This country's economy is very low. They don't have this much economy to accept other immigration people. | we don't have money, this country's economy is. very low they don't have this much. economy to accept other immigration | We don't have money This country's economy is very low They don't have; this much economy to accept other immigration | we don't have money. this country's economy is very low. they don't have this much economy to accept other immigration people. |
But migrants are still coming. Frontex expects more than 80,000 people to have entered Greece illegally by the end of this year. | but migrants are still coming frontex expects more than 80,000 people to have entered. greece illegally by the end of this | But migrants are still coming Frontex expects more than 80,000 people to have. entered, Greece illegally by the end of, this | but migrants are still coming. frontex expects more than 80,000 people to have entered greece illegally by the end of this year. |
For NPR News, I'm Joanna Kakissis in Orestiada, Greece. | for npr news i'm. joanna kakissis in; orestiada | For NPR News I'm Joanna Kakissis in Orestiada | for npr news, i'm joanna kakissis in orestiada, greece. |
From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Michele Norris. | from npr news this is all things considered i'm michele | From NPR News this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED I'm Michele | from npr news, this is all things considered. i'm michele norris. |
And I'm Robert Siegel. | and i'm. robert | And I'm, Robert | and i'm robert siegel. |
The Catholic sexual abuse scandal that is roiling Europe has also put the church under renewed scrutiny here in the U.S. Since its own scandal almost a decade ago, the U.S. church has vowed to remove from ministry every priest who is credibly accused of abuse. | the. catholic sexual abuse scandal that is roiling europe has also put the church under renewed. scrutiny here in the u.s. since, its own scandal almost a decade ago the u.s church has vowed to, remove from ministry every priest who is credibly accused of | The Catholic sexual abuse scandal that, is roiling Europe has, also put the church under renewed. scrutiny here in the U.S Since its own scandal almost a decade ago the U.S church has vowed to remove from ministry every priest. who is credibly accused of | the catholic sexual abuse scandal that is roiling europe has also put the church under renewed scrutiny here in the u.s. since its own scandal almost a decade ago, the u.s. church has vowed to remove from ministry every priest who is credibly accused of abuse. |
But as NPR's Barbara Bradley Hagerty reports, some of those priests are now quietly being reinstated. | but as npr's barbara bradley hagerty reports some of those priests are now quietly being | But as NPR's Barbara Bradley, Hagerty reports some of those priests are now quietly being | but as npr's barbara bradley hagerty reports, some of those priests are now quietly being reinstated. |
Juan Rocha(ph) was 12 years old when he says he was molested by his parish priest, Father Eric Swearingen. He eventually brought his complaints to the bishop of Fresno, John Steinbock. When Steinbock said he did not find the allegations credible, Rocha sued the priest and the diocese in civil court. | juan rocha(ph) was 12 years old when he says he was molested by his parish priest father eric swearingen. he eventually brought his complaints to the bishop, of fresno john, steinbock when steinbock said he did not find the allegations credible rocha sued the, priest and the diocese in, civil. | Juan Rocha(ph) was 12 years old when he says he was molested by, his parish. priest Father; Eric Swearingen He eventually brought his complaints to the bishop of Fresno John Steinbock When Steinbock said he did not find the allegations credible Rocha, sued the priest and the diocese in civil | juan rocha(ph) was 12 years old when he says he was molested by his parish priest, father eric swearingen. he eventually brought his complaints to the bishop of fresno, john steinbock. when steinbock said he did not find the allegations credible, rocha sued the priest and the diocese in civil court. |
In 2006, the jury found 9 to 3 that Swearingen had abused Juan Rocha. But it could not decide whether the diocese knew about it. Rather than go through a new trial, the two sides settled. At the time, Bishop Steinbock said he thought the jury got it wrong and that while the Catholic Church should protect children, quot... | in 2006, the jury found 9 to 3 that swearingen had abused juan rocha but, it could not decide whether the diocese, knew about it rather than go through a new, trial the two sides settled at the time bishop steinbock said he thought the jury got it wrong and that while, the catholic church should protect children quote:... | In 2006, the jury found 9 to 3 that Swearingen. had abused, Juan Rocha But it could not, decide whether the diocese; knew about it Rather than go through a. new trial the two sides settled At the time Bishop Steinbock said he thought the jury got it wrong and that while the; Catholic Church should protect children quot... | in 2006, the jury found 9 to 3 that swearingen had abused juan rocha. but it could not decide whether the diocese knew about it. rather than go through a new trial, the two sides settled. at the time, bishop steinbock said he thought the jury got it wrong and that while the catholic church should protect children, quot... |
Bishop Steinbock continues Swearingen in ministry to this day. | bishop steinbock continues swearingen in ministry to, this | Bishop. Steinbock continues Swearingen in ministry to this | bishop steinbock continues swearingen in ministry to this day. |
Rocha's attorney, Jeffrey Anderson. | rocha's attorney jeffrey | Rocha's attorney Jeffrey | rocha's attorney, jeffrey anderson. |
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It is my concern that the confirmation of John Bolton would send a contradictory and negative message to the world community about US intentions. I'm afraid that his confirmation will tell the world that we're not dedicated to repairing our relationship or working as a team, but that we believe onl... | it is my concern that the confirmation of john bolton. would send a contradictory and negative message to the world community about us intentions i'm afraid that his confirmation will tell the world that we're not, dedicated to repairing our relationship or; working as a team but that we believe on... | It is; my concern that the, confirmation of John, Bolton would send a contradictory and negative message to the, world community about US. intentions, I'm afraid that his confirmation will tell the world that we're not dedicated to, repairing our relationship or working as a team but that we believ... | it is my concern that the confirmation of john bolton would send a contradictory and negative message to the world community about us intentions. i'm afraid that his confirmation will tell the world that we're not dedicated to repairing our relationship or working as a team, but that we believe onl... |
Rhode Island Republican Lincoln Chafee raised concerns about allegations that Bolton intimidated intelligence analysts and said he's apprehensive that a vote to confirm Bolton would endorse that behavior. He also questioned Bolton's diplomatic skills, pointing to a tough-sounding speech the undersec... | rhode island republican lincoln chafee raised concerns about, allegations that bolton intimidated intelligence analysts and said, he's apprehensive that a vote to confirm bolton would endorse that behavior he also questioned bolton's diplomatic skills pointing to a tough-sounding, speech the underse... | Rhode Island Republican Lincoln Chafee raised concerns. about allegations that Bolton intimidated intelligence analysts and said he's apprehensive that a vote to confirm Bolton would. endorse that behavior He also questioned Bolton's diplomatic skills pointing to a tough-sounding speech the undersec... | rhode island republican lincoln chafee raised concerns about allegations that bolton intimidated intelligence analysts and said he's apprehensive that a vote to confirm bolton would endorse that behavior. he also questioned bolton's diplomatic skills, pointing to a tough-sounding speech the undersec... |
Mr. Bolton says that speech was cleared by the highest level of our government. True though that may be, it does not diminish the questionable wisdom of his having delivered it at such a sensitive time. | mr bolton says that speech was cleared by the highest level of our government true though that may be it does not diminish the; questionable wisdom of, his having delivered it at such a sensitive | Mr Bolton says that speech. was cleared by the highest level of our government True though that may be it does not diminish. the questionable wisdom of his having delivered it at such a sensitive | mr. bolton says that speech was cleared by the highest level of our government. true though that may be, it does not diminish the questionable wisdom of his having delivered it at such a sensitive time. |
Alaska's Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski said she, too, thought that speech was inflammatory and she said there's evidence that Bolton tends to push the envelope. George Voinovich of Ohio says he raised all this with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. | alaska's republican senator lisa murkowski said she too thought that speech was inflammatory and she said there's evidence that bolton tends to push. the, envelope george voinovich of ohio says he, raised all. this with. secretary of state condoleezza | Alaska's Republican Senator, Lisa Murkowski said she too thought that speech was inflammatory and she said there's evidence that Bolton tends to push the envelope George Voinovich of Ohio says he raised all this with Secretary of State Condoleezza | alaska's republican senator lisa murkowski said she, too, thought that speech was inflammatory and she said there's evidence that bolton tends to push the envelope. george voinovich of ohio says he raised all this with secretary of state condoleezza rice. |
I was informed by the secretary of State that she understood all these things and, in spite of them, still feels that John Bolton is the best choice and that she would be in frequent communication with him and he would be closely supervised. My private thought at the time, and I should have express... | i was informed by the secretary of state that, she understood all these things and in spite of them still feels that john bolton is, the best choice and that she would be in frequent communication with him and he would. be closely supervised my private thought at the time and, i should have express... | I was informed by the secretary, of State that she understood all these things and in spite of them still feels that John Bolton is the best choice and that, she would be in, frequent, communication with him and he would be closely supervised My private thought at the time and I should have express... | i was informed by the secretary of state that she understood all these things and, in spite of them, still feels that john bolton is the best choice and that she would be in frequent communication with him and he would be closely supervised. my private thought at the time, and i should have express... |
That's a question that now rests with the Republican-held Senate. California Democrat Barbara Boxer, who had hoped to quash the nomination in committee, said she expects a heated debate on the floor. She pointed out that many of the current and former US officials who testified privately against Bol... | that's a question that now rests with; the. republican-held senate california democrat, barbara boxer who had hoped to quash. the nomination. in committee said she expects a heated debate on the floor she pointed out that many of the current and former, us officials who testified privately against b... | That's a question that now rests with. the Republican-held Senate California Democrat Barbara Boxer who had hoped to quash the, nomination in committee, said she expects a heated. debate on. the floor She pointed out that many, of the. current and former US officials. who testified privately against... | that's a question that now rests with the republican-held senate. california democrat barbara boxer, who had hoped to quash the nomination in committee, said she expects a heated debate on the floor. she pointed out that many of the current and former us officials who testified privately against bol... |
It is hard for me to understand why the president didn't simply say he's going to send down somebody else. I guess he wants a fight. I guess he's asking people to walk the line. And if that's where we're going, that's where we're going, 'cause we're going to have a fight. | it is hard for me, to. understand why. the president didn't simply say he's, going to send down somebody else i guess he wants a fight i guess. he's, asking people to walk. the line and if that's where we're going that's where. we're going 'cause we're going, to have a | It is hard for me to understand, why the president didn't simply say he's going to send down somebody, else I guess he wants, a. fight I guess he's asking people to walk. the line And if that's where we're going that's where, we're going 'cause we're going; to have a | it is hard for me to understand why the president didn't simply say he's going to send down somebody else. i guess he wants a fight. i guess he's asking people to walk the line. and if that's where we're going, that's where we're going, 'cause we're going to have a fight. |
But at the White House, spokesman Scott McClellan seemed confident about John Bolton's prospects. | but at the white. house spokesman scott mcclellan seemed confident about john bolton's | But at the White House spokesman Scott McClellan seemed confident about John Bolton's | but at the white house, spokesman scott mcclellan seemed confident about john bolton's prospects. |
He's exactly the kind of person we need at the United Nations. He brings a lot of unique qualifications to the position and a great amount of experience and passion, sometimes a little bluntness but the president believes that's exactly what is needed at the United Nations during this time of refor... | he's exactly the kind of person we need, at the united nations he brings a lot of unique qualifications to the position and a great amount of experience and passion sometimes a little bluntness but the president believes that's exactly what is needed at the united nations during this time of | He's exactly the kind of person we need at the United Nations He brings a lot of, unique qualifications to the position and a great amount of experience and. passion. sometimes a little bluntness but the president believes that's exactly what is needed at the United Nations. during this time of, | he's exactly the kind of person we need at the united nations. he brings a lot of unique qualifications to the position and a great amount of experience and passion, sometimes a little bluntness but the president believes that's exactly what is needed at the united nations during this time of refor... |
Ohio's George Voinovich disagrees and his blistering attack on Bolton could influence some Republican votes on the floor, but until the vote is set, the White House is likely to lobby hard to ensure the president's pick gets confirmed. | ohio's george. voinovich disagrees and his blistering attack on bolton could influence some republican votes on the floor but until the vote. is set the white house is likely to lobby hard to ensure the president's pick. gets. | Ohio's. George Voinovich disagrees and his blistering attack on Bolton; could influence some Republican, votes on the floor but until the vote is set the White House is likely to lobby hard, to ensure the president's pick gets | ohio's george voinovich disagrees and his blistering attack on bolton could influence some republican votes on the floor, but until the vote is set, the white house is likely to lobby hard to ensure the president's pick gets confirmed. |
Michele Kelemen, NPR News, Washington. | michele kelemen npr news | Michele Kelemen, NPR News | michele kelemen, npr news, washington. |
As a new school year starts quiet settles on homes that were once filled with the bustle and bickering of children. | as a new school, year starts quiet settles on homes that were once filled with the bustle and bickering of, | As a new school year starts quiet. settles on homes that were once filled with the bustle and. bickering of | as a new school year starts quiet settles on homes that were once filled with the bustle and bickering of children. |
Commentator Julie Zickefoose relishes this peaceful time, that is until the phone rings. | commentator julie, zickefoose relishes this peaceful time that is until the phone | Commentator Julie. Zickefoose relishes, this peaceful time that is until the phone | commentator julie zickefoose relishes this peaceful time, that is until the phone rings. |
Mondays and Wednesdays, my 5-year-old son is in kindergarten all day. He and his older sister Phoebe attend a small rural school. There's only one class per grade and all the children know each other by name. Now that school has started, I love Mondays. They unfold like a beautiful flower full of the pollen of possibil... | mondays and wednesdays my 5-year-old son is in kindergarten all day he and his older sister phoebe attend a small rural school, there's only one class per. grade and all the children, know each, other by name now that school has. started i love mondays they unfold. like a beautiful flower, full of the pollen of possibi... | Mondays and Wednesdays my 5-year-old son, is in kindergarten all day He. and his older sister Phoebe attend a, small rural school There's only, one class per grade and all the children know; each other by name Now that school has started I love Mondays They unfold. like a beautiful flower full of the pollen of possibil... | mondays and wednesdays, my 5-year-old son is in kindergarten all day. he and his older sister phoebe attend a small rural school. there's only one class per grade and all the children know each other by name. now that school has started, i love mondays. they unfold like a beautiful flower full of the pollen of possibil... |
All it takes is one phone call, though, to wither that perfect blossom. This is Tracy, the nurse at school. Liam says he has a bellyache and he's crying and we were wondering what you'd like to do. I stall. Has he eaten anything? Well, he dropped his Kit Kat on the cafeteria floor and now he says he'll probably die fro... | all it takes is one. phone call though to wither that perfect blossom this is tracy the nurse at, school liam says, he has a bellyache and he's crying and we were wondering what you'd like to do i stall has he eaten anything? well he dropped his kit kat on the cafeteria floor and now he says he'll probably die from the... | All it, takes is one phone call, though to wither that perfect blossom This is Tracy the nurse. at school Liam says he has. a bellyache and he's. crying and we were wondering what, you'd like to do, I stall. Has he eaten anything? Well he dropped his. Kit Kat on the cafeteria floor and now. he says, he'll probably die,... | all it takes is one phone call, though, to wither that perfect blossom. this is tracy, the nurse at school. liam says he has a bellyache and he's crying and we were wondering what you'd like to do. i stall. has he eaten anything? well, he dropped his kit kat on the cafeteria floor and now he says he'll probably die fro... |
Here's what I'd do, Tracey. Take him to the restroom and tell him mommy says nobody gets sick that fast from a cafeteria floor germ. Okay, we'll give it a try. Feeling a little guilty, I add, I'll certainly come pick him up if he doesn't feel better soon, but I think this is just peristalsis with a touch of hysteria. | here's what i'd do tracey take him to the restroom and tell, him mommy says nobody gets. sick that, fast from a cafeteria floor germ okay we'll give it a try, feeling a little guilty, i add i'll certainly come pick him up if he doesn't feel; better, soon but i think this is just, peristalsis. with a. touch of | Here's. what I'd do Tracey, Take him to the restroom and tell him mommy says nobody gets sick that fast from a cafeteria floor germ, Okay we'll. give it a try Feeling a little guilty I add I'll certainly come pick him up if he doesn't feel better soon but I think this is just peristalsis with a touch of | here's what i'd do, tracey. take him to the restroom and tell him mommy says nobody gets sick that fast from a cafeteria floor germ. okay, we'll give it a try. feeling a little guilty, i add, i'll certainly come pick him up if he doesn't feel better soon, but i think this is just peristalsis with a touch of hysteria. |
I hung up the phone and quiet settled back over the house. After a half hour, I called back. The principal picked up the phone. Oh hi, Ms. Zickefoose. We had Liam lie down for a while here in the office and then we pulled Phoebe out of class and had her sit with him for a while and he stopped crying. He's back in class... | i hung up the phone and quiet settled back over the house after a half, hour. i called back, the principal picked. up the phone oh hi ms zickefoose we had liam lie down for. a while here in the office and then we pulled phoebe out of class and had her sit with him for a while, and he stopped crying he's back in class | I hung up the phone and quiet settled back over the house After. a half. hour, I called back The principal picked up the phone Oh, hi Ms Zickefoose We had Liam lie down. for a while, here in the; office and. then we pulled Phoebe out of class and had her sit with him for a while and. he stopped crying He's back in clas... | i hung up the phone and quiet settled back over the house. after a half hour, i called back. the principal picked up the phone. oh hi, ms. zickefoose. we had liam lie down for a while here in the office and then we pulled phoebe out of class and had her sit with him for a while and he stopped crying. he's back in class... |
My heart melted. How sweet that they'd think of calling Phoebe to come sit with her distraught, about to die from a cafeteria floor germ little brother. That's wonderful, thank you. Liam tends to get exorcised over fairly minor things and I didn't want to reward that behavior by swooping in and picking him up. Yes, his... | my heart melted how sweet that they'd think of calling phoebe to come, sit with, her distraught about to die from a cafeteria floor. germ little, brother that's wonderful thank you liam tends to get exorcised over fairly minor things and i didn't want to reward that behavior by swooping in and picking, him up yes his t... | My heart melted How sweet that they'd think of calling Phoebe to, come sit with her distraught about to die from a cafeteria floor germ little brother That's wonderful thank you Liam tends to get exorcised over fairly; minor things and I didn't want to reward that behavior; by swooping in and picking him up Yes his tea... | my heart melted. how sweet that they'd think of calling phoebe to come sit with her distraught, about to die from a cafeteria floor germ little brother. that's wonderful, thank you. liam tends to get exorcised over fairly minor things and i didn't want to reward that behavior by swooping in and picking him up. yes, his... |
When we first moved to Whipple, Ohio, I wondered what went on in the small brick elementary school surrounded by goats and grazing Holsteins, the rich smell of their manure swirling across the playground. Now I know that it's as close as we'll get to the security of a one room schoolhouse where everyone cares and every... | when we first moved to whipple ohio. i wondered what went on. in. the small brick elementary school surrounded by, goats and grazing holsteins. the rich smell. of their manure swirling, across the playground. now i know that it's as, close as we'll get. to the security of a one room schoolhouse where; everyone cares an... | When we first. moved to Whipple Ohio I wondered what went on in the small brick elementary school surrounded by goats and, grazing Holsteins the rich smell of their manure swirling across the playground Now I, know that it's as close as we'll get to the security of a one room schoolhouse where everyone cares and everyo... | when we first moved to whipple, ohio, i wondered what went on in the small brick elementary school surrounded by goats and grazing holsteins, the rich smell of their manure swirling across the playground. now i know that it's as close as we'll get to the security of a one room schoolhouse where everyone cares and every... |
Commentator Julie Zickefoose. Her new book, Letters from Eden, chronicles life in the Ohio Appalachian countryside. | commentator julie zickefoose her new book letters from eden chronicles life. in the ohio appalachian | Commentator Julie Zickefoose Her new book Letters; from Eden chronicles life in the Ohio, Appalachian | commentator julie zickefoose. her new book, letters from eden, chronicles life in the ohio appalachian countryside. |
On Mondays, we bring you our revival of the 1950s Edward R. Murrow series THIS I BELIEVE. Today, our essay comes from Whitney Harris of St. Louis, Missouri. At age 93, Harris is one of the last living prosecutors of the war crimes trials at Nuremburg. | on mondays we, bring you our revival of. the 1950s edward r murrow series this i believe today our essay comes from whitney harris of st louis missouri at age 93, harris is one; of the last, living prosecutors of the war crimes trials at | On Mondays we bring, you our revival of, the 1950s. Edward R Murrow series THIS I BELIEVE Today our essay comes from, Whitney Harris of St Louis Missouri, At age 93, Harris is one of the last. living prosecutors of the war crimes trials at | on mondays, we bring you our revival of the 1950s edward r. murrow series this i believe. today, our essay comes from whitney harris of st. louis, missouri. at age 93, harris is one of the last living prosecutors of the war crimes trials at nuremburg. |
Here's our series curator, independent producer Jay Allison. | here's our series, curator, independent producer jay | Here's our series curator independent producer Jay, | here's our series curator, independent producer jay allison. |
We have gathered and listened to close to 1,000 essays from Murrow's original series. Their language and delivery are often more formal than ours today, more declarative, even lofty. The language of Whitney Harris recalls that era. His expression may be lyrical, but the premise of his belief is solidly built on an atto... | we have gathered and listened to close to 1,000 essays from murrow's original series, their language and delivery are often more formal than ours. today more declarative even lofty the language of whitney harris recalls that era his expression may, be lyrical but the, premise of his belief is, solidly built. on an atto... | We have gathered and listened to close; to 1,000 essays from Murrow's original series Their language and delivery are; often more formal than ours today more declarative even lofty The language of Whitney Harris recalls that era His expression. may be; lyrical but the premise of his, belief is solidly. built on an atto... | we have gathered and listened to close to 1,000 essays from murrow's original series. their language and delivery are often more formal than ours today, more declarative, even lofty. the language of whitney harris recalls that era. his expression may be lyrical, but the premise of his belief is solidly built on an atto... |
Here's Whitney Harris with his essay for THIS I BELIEVE. | here's whitney harris with his essay for. this i | Here's Whitney Harris with. his essay for THIS I, | here's whitney harris with his essay for this i believe. |
I believe that to comprehend our vast universe with its millions of fiery stars and frightening dark holes, we must answer the basic question, who created the universe? | i, believe that to comprehend our, vast universe with its millions of fiery stars and frightening dark holes. we must answer the basic question who created the, | I believe that to comprehend our vast universe with its millions of fiery stars and frightening dark holes we must answer the basic question who created the | i believe that to comprehend our vast universe with its millions of fiery stars and frightening dark holes, we must answer the basic question, who created the universe? |
They actually interviewed a woman who said that Syrian security forces came into her home, killed her son. And she's telling this story in a very compelling and powerful way. | they actually. interviewed a woman who said that syrian. security. forces came into her home killed her son and she's telling this story in a very compelling and powerful | They actually, interviewed a woman, who said that Syrian security forces came into her home killed her son And. she's telling this. story in a, very, compelling and. powerful | they actually interviewed a woman who said that syrian security forces came into her home, killed her son. and she's telling this story in a very compelling and powerful way. |
Then the video cuts to a man who says he's a suicide bomber. He looks into the camera and asks: How could anyone hear such a story and not rush to defend its victims? That's almost exactly the kind of propaganda al-Qaida in Iraq used to rally suicide bombers against the U.S. | then the video cuts, to a man who says he's a suicide bomber he looks into the camera and asks: how could anyone hear such a story and not rush. to defend its victims? that's almost exactly the kind of, propaganda al-qaida in iraq, used to rally suicide bombers against the | Then the; video cuts to. a man who says he's a suicide bomber He looks into the camera and asks: How could anyone hear such a story and not rush to defend its victims? That's; almost exactly the kind of propaganda al-Qaida in Iraq used to rally suicide bombers against the | then the video cuts to a man who says he's a suicide bomber. he looks into the camera and asks: how could anyone hear such a story and not rush to defend its victims? that's almost exactly the kind of propaganda al-qaida in iraq used to rally suicide bombers against the u.s. |
Now, all this comes at a time when counterterrorism officials are just beginning to consider that al-Qaida, as a group, is on life support. | now all this, comes at a time when counterterrorism officials. are just beginning to consider that al-qaida as. a group, is on life | Now all this comes, at a time when counterterrorism officials are just beginning to consider that al-Qaida as a group is on. life | now, all this comes at a time when counterterrorism officials are just beginning to consider that al-qaida, as a group, is on life support. |
The reality, though, is al-Qaida is resilient. It takes advantage of opportunities. | the reality though is al-qaida. is resilient it takes advantage of | The reality. though is al-Qaida is resilient It takes advantage of | the reality, though, is al-qaida is resilient. it takes advantage of opportunities. |
Again, Juan Zarate of CSIS. | again juan zarate of, | Again Juan. Zarate of | again, juan zarate of csis. |
And if we're not careful, this could become the moment of rejuvenation of an al-Qaida in 2012. | and; if we're not careful this could become the moment of rejuvenation of an al-qaida in | And if we're not careful this could become the moment of rejuvenation of an al-Qaida in | and if we're not careful, this could become the moment of rejuvenation of an al-qaida in 2012. |
In other words, said one counterterrorism official, Syria could be al-Qaida's best hope for survival. | in other words said, one counterterrorism official syria could be al-qaida's best hope for | In other words said one counterterrorism official Syria could be al-Qaida's, best hope for | in other words, said one counterterrorism official, syria could be al-qaida's best hope for survival. |
Dina Temple-Raston, NPR News. | dina temple-raston. npr | Dina Temple-Raston NPR | dina temple-raston, npr news. |
This month, we've been taking a look at state budgets. They remain in crisis for populous states like California and Illinois. But in Tennessee, the governor will deliver his State of the State address tonight with some extra money in his pocket - enough money that he's talking about tax cuts. | this month we've been taking a look at state budgets they remain in crisis for populous states like california and illinois but in tennessee the governor will deliver his state of the state address tonight with some extra money in his pocket - enough money that he's talking about tax | This month we've been taking a look at, state budgets They remain in crisis for, populous states like California and Illinois But in Tennessee, the governor will deliver his State of the State address tonight with some extra money in his pocket - enough money that he's talking about tax | this month, we've been taking a look at state budgets. they remain in crisis for populous states like california and illinois. but in tennessee, the governor will deliver his state of the state address tonight with some extra money in his pocket - enough money that he's talking about tax cuts. |
From member station WPLN, Blake Farmer reports. | from member station wpln blake; farmer, | From member station WPLN Blake Farmer | from member station wpln, blake farmer reports. |
Twelve months ago, Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam paraded into the Capitol behind a marching band blasting "Rocky Top." | twelve months ago tennessee governor bill haslam paraded into the, capitol behind a marching band blasting "rocky | Twelve months ago Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam, paraded into the Capitol behind a marching band blasting, "Rocky | twelve months ago, tennessee governor bill haslam paraded into the capitol behind a marching band blasting "rocky top." |
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Spirits were high, but rocky was a fair way to describe the new governor's budget, which had a lingering $200 million hole. Federal stimulus money was running dry. And while down from its peak, unemployment was creeping back toward double digits. Haslam said the state needed a diet of efficiency. | spirits were high but rocky. was a fair way to describe the new governor's. budget which had a lingering $200 million hole, federal stimulus. money was running dry and while down from its peak unemployment was creeping back toward double digits haslam said the state needed a diet of | Spirits were high but rocky was a fair way to describe, the new, governor's budget which had a lingering $200 million hole Federal, stimulus money was running dry And while down from its peak unemployment was creeping back toward double digits Haslam; said the state needed; a. diet of | spirits were high, but rocky was a fair way to describe the new governor's budget, which had a lingering $200 million hole. federal stimulus money was running dry. and while down from its peak, unemployment was creeping back toward double digits. haslam said the state needed a diet of efficiency. |
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Haslam has not had to wield the ax as much as once thought. There have been layoffs. Building projects have been limited, and social service departments have generally made do with less. But now, unemployment is down closer to the national rate. A state consumer confidence survey from December shows notable gains. Sixt... | haslam has. not had to wield the ax as. much. as once thought there have, been layoffs building projects, have been. limited and social service departments have, generally made do with less but now unemployment is down closer to the national. rate a state consumer, confidence survey from december shows notable gains, s... | Haslam has not had to wield the ax as much as once. thought There have been layoffs Building projects have, been limited and social service departments have generally made do with less But; now unemployment is, down closer to the national rate A state consumer confidence survey from. December shows. notable gains Sixty... | haslam has not had to wield the ax as much as once thought. there have been layoffs. building projects have been limited, and social service departments have generally made do with less. but now, unemployment is down closer to the national rate. a state consumer confidence survey from december shows notable gains. sixt... |
The employment market is going to turn around. It has to. | the employment, market is going to turn, around it has | The employment market is going to turn around It has | the employment market is going to turn around. it has to. |
With no income tax, Tennessee lives and dies by the sales tax. And revenues have increased each of the last 21 months. Now the kind of cuts Governor Haslam is proposing draw applause. | with no income tax tennessee lives and dies by the sales tax and, revenues have increased each of the, last; 21 months now the kind of cuts governor haslam is proposing draw. | With no income tax Tennessee lives and dies by the sales tax And revenues have increased each of the last, 21 months Now the kind of cuts Governor Haslam is proposing draw | with no income tax, tennessee lives and dies by the sales tax. and revenues have increased each of the last 21 months. now the kind of cuts governor haslam is proposing draw applause. |
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Earlier this month, the governor introduced a pair of modest tax cuts - lowering the tax on food and trimming back the estate tax. The governor says that drives wealth to other states. | earlier this, month the governor introduced a pair of modest tax cuts - lowering the tax on food and trimming back the estate tax the governor says that drives wealth to other | Earlier this month the governor introduced, a, pair of modest tax cuts - lowering the tax on food and trimming back the estate tax The governor says that drives wealth to other | earlier this month, the governor introduced a pair of modest tax cuts - lowering the tax on food and trimming back the estate tax. the governor says that drives wealth to other states. |
: There's a whole lot of people who used to live in Tennessee who don't anymore because it's cheaper to die in Florida. | : there's a whole lot of people who, used to live in tennessee who don't anymore because it's cheaper to die in | : There's, a whole lot; of, people who used to, live in Tennessee who don't. anymore because it's cheaper to die. in | : there's a whole lot of people who used to live in tennessee who don't anymore because it's cheaper to die in florida. |
But talk of tax cuts has some reminding the governor how long they've gone without. | but talk of tax cuts has some reminding. the governor. how. long they've gone | But talk of tax cuts has some reminding the governor how long they've gone | but talk of tax cuts has some reminding the governor how long they've gone without. |
ROBERT O'CONNELL: The best way to put it is that the budget has been balanced upon the backs of state workers. | robert o'connell: the best way to put it is that the budget has been balanced upon the backs of state. | ROBERT O'CONNELL: The, best way to. put it is that the budget has been balanced upon the backs of state | robert o'connell: the best way to put it is that the budget has been balanced upon the backs of state workers. |
Robert O'Connell directs the state's employees association. With no collective bargaining power, the state's 46,000 workers haven't had much say as they had to forgo raises for several years. O'Connell says it's becoming increasingly difficult, though, to say the state doesn't have the money to increase pay. | robert; o'connell. directs the state's employees association with no, collective bargaining power the. state's 46,000 workers haven't had much say as they had to forgo raises for several years o'connell says it's becoming increasingly, difficult though to say the state doesn't have the money to increase | Robert O'Connell directs, the, state's employees association With no collective bargaining power. the state's 46,000 workers haven't, had much say as they had to; forgo raises for several years; O'Connell says it's becoming increasingly, difficult though to say the, state doesn't have the money to increase | robert o'connell directs the state's employees association. with no collective bargaining power, the state's 46,000 workers haven't had much say as they had to forgo raises for several years. o'connell says it's becoming increasingly difficult, though, to say the state doesn't have the money to increase pay. |
O'CONNELL: And it does make folks that work as state employees, it's making them restless. | o'connell: and it does make folks that work as, state, employees it's making them | O'CONNELL: And it does make folks that. work. as state. employees it's making them | o'connell: and it does make folks that work as state employees, it's making them restless. |
People need to understand, though, that when we say that revenues are up, that's all relative. | people need to understand though that when we. say; that revenues are up that's all | People, need to understand though that, when we say that revenues; are up that's. all | people need to understand, though, that when we say that revenues are up, that's all relative. |
Republican Ron Ramsey is speaker of the State Senate, and points out the budget still hasn't climbed back to where it was five years ago. So he's trying to limit expectations from groups like college presidents, who want to borrow $2 billion for a backlog of projects. | republican ron ramsey. is speaker of the state senate and, points out, the budget still hasn't climbed back to where it was five years ago so he's trying to limit expectations from groups like college presidents who want to borrow $2 billion for a backlog of | Republican Ron Ramsey is speaker of the State Senate and points out, the budget, still. hasn't climbed back to where it was five years. ago So he's trying. to limit expectations from groups like college presidents who want to borrow $2 billion for a backlog of | republican ron ramsey is speaker of the state senate, and points out the budget still hasn't climbed back to where it was five years ago. so he's trying to limit expectations from groups like college presidents, who want to borrow $2 billion for a backlog of projects. |
I can understand their line of reasoning in the fact that we do have some pent-up demands here. | i can understand their line of reasoning. in the fact that we do have. some pent-up demands | I can understand their line of reasoning in the fact that we do have, some pent-up demands | i can understand their line of reasoning in the fact that we do have some pent-up demands here. |
But Ramsey says he'd like to keep Tennessee's coveted spot as one of the least-indebted states in the country. The administration's conservative approach isn't getting much pushback from Democrats. Craig Fitzhugh is the minority leader in the State House. | but ramsey, says he'd like to keep tennessee's coveted spot as one of the least-indebted states in the country the administration's conservative approach isn't getting much pushback from, democrats craig fitzhugh is the minority leader in the; state | But, Ramsey says he'd like to keep Tennessee's coveted spot as one of the least-indebted, states in the country. The administration's conservative. approach isn't getting much pushback from Democrats, Craig Fitzhugh is the minority leader in, the State | but ramsey says he'd like to keep tennessee's coveted spot as one of the least-indebted states in the country. the administration's conservative approach isn't getting much pushback from democrats. craig fitzhugh is the minority leader in the state house. |
I think you'll find that we have some agreements with the governor. We think that he's moving in the right direction on some matters. | i think you'll find that we have some agreements with the governor we think that he's moving in the right direction on some | I think you'll find that we have some agreements with the governor We think that he's moving in the right direction on some | i think you'll find that we have some agreements with the governor. we think that he's moving in the right direction on some matters. |
While Democrats don't have much choice but to go along with the solid Republican majority, Fitzhugh does credit cooperation - at least on economics - with landing Tennessee in its somewhat enviable position. | while democrats don't have much choice but to go along with the solid, republican, majority. fitzhugh does credit, cooperation - at least on economics - with landing tennessee in its somewhat enviable | While Democrats don't have much choice but to go along with the solid Republican majority Fitzhugh does credit, cooperation - at least. on economics - with landing Tennessee in its. somewhat enviable | while democrats don't have much choice but to go along with the solid republican majority, fitzhugh does credit cooperation - at least on economics - with landing tennessee in its somewhat enviable position. |
For NPR News, I'm Blake Farmer, in Nashville. | for npr news i'm blake farmer in | For NPR News I'm Blake Farmer in | for npr news, i'm blake farmer, in nashville. |
Here's a sector of the economy that's growing: data mining. Businesses accumulate much information about you and the world around you - online consumer behavior, millions of records of tiny changes in weather patterns, trillions of financial transactions. It all falls under the name Big Data. More companies are trying ... | here's a sector of the economy that's. growing: data mining businesses accumulate much information about you and the world. around you - online consumer, behavior, millions of records of tiny changes in weather patterns trillions of financial transactions it. all falls under the name big data more companies are trying.... | Here's a sector, of the economy that's growing: data mining Businesses accumulate much information about you and the world around you - online consumer behavior, millions of records of, tiny changes in weather patterns trillions of financial transactions It all falls under the name Big Data More companies are trying to... | here's a sector of the economy that's growing: data mining. businesses accumulate much information about you and the world around you - online consumer behavior, millions of records of tiny changes in weather patterns, trillions of financial transactions. it all falls under the name big data. more companies are trying ... |
DJ Patil is on a perpetual manhunt - and he's looking for a rare breed: someone with a brain for math, finesse with computers, the eyes of an artist, and more. | dj patil is on a perpetual manhunt - and he's looking for a rare breed: someone with. a, brain for math finesse with computers the eyes of an artist and | DJ Patil is on a perpetual manhunt - and he's looking for a rare breed: someone, with a brain, for math finesse with computers the eyes of an artist and | dj patil is on a perpetual manhunt - and he's looking for a rare breed: someone with a brain for math, finesse with computers, the eyes of an artist, and more. |
There's one common element across all these people that stands out above everything. And that's curiosity. It's an intense curiosity to understand what's behind the data. | there's one common element across all these people that stands out above everything and that's curiosity it's an intense curiosity to understand what's behind the | There's one. common element across all these, people that stands out above everything And that's curiosity. It's an, intense curiosity to understand what's behind the | there's one common element across all these people that stands out above everything. and that's curiosity. it's an intense curiosity to understand what's behind the data. |
General Lynch commands American troops working their way south along the Tigris River. | general lynch commands american troops working their way south along the tigris | General. Lynch commands American troops working their way south along the Tigris | general lynch commands american troops working their way south along the tigris river. |
Now right in the path of the American forces is a city called Salman Pak, from which there is grim news this morning. Iraqi authorities said today they found the bodies of 20 men beheaded and left on the banks of the Tigris. | now right in the path of the american forces is a city called salman pak from which there. is grim news this morning iraqi authorities said today, they found the bodies of 20 men beheaded, and left on the banks of the; | Now right in the path of the American forces is; a city called Salman Pak from which. there is grim news this morning, Iraqi authorities said today they found the bodies. of 20 men beheaded and left, on the banks of the | now right in the path of the american forces is a city called salman pak, from which there is grim news this morning. iraqi authorities said today they found the bodies of 20 men beheaded and left on the banks of the tigris. |
Can I just say that's the Western Athletic Conference, you're not saying they're whack. But go on, go on. | can i just say, that's the western athletic conference you're not saying they're whack but go; on. go | Can I just say. that's the Western Athletic Conference you're not, saying they're whack But go on go | can i just say that's the western athletic conference, you're not saying they're whack. but go on, go on. |
Choosing to believe the priest is innocent, choosing to protect the priest, and choosing to disregard entirely the judicial finding by a jury that found he had committed the crime of sexual abuse against Juan. | choosing to believe the; priest is innocent choosing to protect the priest and choosing to disregard entirely the judicial finding by a jury that found. he had committed the, crime of sexual abuse against, | Choosing to. believe the priest is innocent choosing to protect the priest and choosing to disregard entirely the judicial finding by a jury that found he had committed the crime of sexual abuse, against | choosing to believe the priest is innocent, choosing to protect the priest, and choosing to disregard entirely the judicial finding by a jury that found he had committed the crime of sexual abuse against juan. |
Today, Father Swearingen serves as priest at Holy Spirit Parish in Fresno, where he also oversees the youth ministry. Swearingen did not return phone calls. And Bishop Steinbock denied repeated requests for an interview. | today father swearingen serves as. priest at holy. spirit parish in fresno where. he also oversees the youth, ministry swearingen did not return phone calls, and bishop. steinbock, denied repeated requests for an | Today, Father Swearingen. serves as priest at Holy. Spirit Parish; in Fresno where he. also oversees the youth ministry Swearingen did not return phone calls And Bishop Steinbock denied repeated requests for an | today, father swearingen serves as priest at holy spirit parish in fresno, where he also oversees the youth ministry. swearingen did not return phone calls. and bishop steinbock denied repeated requests for an interview. |
Swearingen's case is not an isolated one, says Anne Barrett Doyle. Doyle works for the watchdog group BishopsAccountability.org. She says recently, bishops have started quietly returning priests who have been accused of abuse back to ministry. | swearingen's case is not an isolated one says anne barrett doyle doyle works for. the watchdog group bishopsaccountability.org she says recently bishops have started quietly returning priests who have been accused of abuse back to | Swearingen's case; is not an isolated one says Anne Barrett Doyle Doyle, works, for the watchdog group, BishopsAccountability.org. She says recently bishops, have started quietly returning priests. who have, been accused of abuse back to | swearingen's case is not an isolated one, says anne barrett doyle. doyle works for the watchdog group bishopsaccountability.org. she says recently, bishops have started quietly returning priests who have been accused of abuse back to ministry. |
I think they feel that the crisis has died down in the public mind and therefore, they have some confidence that if they go ahead and reinstate these priests, that they'll get very little backlash. | i think they feel that the crisis has died down in the public mind and therefore they have some confidence. that if they go ahead, and reinstate these priests; that they'll get very little | I think they feel that the crisis has. died down in the public mind and therefore they have some confidence that if, they go ahead and reinstate these priests that; they'll get very little | i think they feel that the crisis has died down in the public mind and therefore, they have some confidence that if they go ahead and reinstate these priests, that they'll get very little backlash. |
Doyle and others have identified about a dozen clergy who have been accused, arrested or sued for abuse and returned to ministry. She says the process for investigating priests is secret. And often, the diocese says nothing about the charges against a priest when it returns him to ministry. | doyle and; others have identified about a dozen clergy who have been accused arrested or sued for abuse, and returned to ministry she says the process for investigating priests is. secret and often the diocese says nothing about the charges against a priest when it returns him. to. | Doyle and others, have identified about a dozen. clergy who have been accused arrested or sued for abuse and returned to ministry She says the process for investigating priests is secret And often the diocese says nothing about the, charges against a priest when it returns him to | doyle and others have identified about a dozen clergy who have been accused, arrested or sued for abuse and returned to ministry. she says the process for investigating priests is secret. and often, the diocese says nothing about the charges against a priest when it returns him to ministry. |
Take the case of Father Michael Fuji(ph), a priest in Newark, New Jersey. In 2003, a jury convicted him in a criminal trial of molesting a teenage boy. Later, an appellate court overturned the verdict because of the judge's instruction. Rather than undergo a new trial, the prosecutors and the archdiocese of New Jersey ... | take, the case, of, father michael fuji(ph), a priest in newark new jersey in 2003, a, jury convicted him in a criminal trial of molesting. a. teenage boy later an appellate court overturned the verdict because of the judge's instruction rather. than undergo, a new trial. the prosecutors and the archdiocese of new jers... | Take the case of Father Michael Fuji(ph), a priest in Newark New Jersey In 2003, a jury convicted him in a criminal trial of molesting, a, teenage boy Later an appellate court overturned the verdict because of the judge's instruction Rather than undergo a new trial the prosecutors and the archdiocese of New Jersey agre... | take the case of father michael fuji(ph), a priest in newark, new jersey. in 2003, a jury convicted him in a criminal trial of molesting a teenage boy. later, an appellate court overturned the verdict because of the judge's instruction. rather than undergo a new trial, the prosecutors and the archdiocese of new jersey ... |
So when officials at a local hospital learned that Fuji was serving as a volunteer chaplain who said Mass and ministered to families, they were horrified. Archbishop John Myers declined to speak on the record. But his spokesman says Fuji's assignment was only temporary and did not involve regular ministry to children. ... | so when officials at a local hospital learned. that fuji was serving as a volunteer chaplain who said mass and ministered to families, they, were horrified archbishop john myers declined to speak on, the record but his spokesman says fuji's assignment was only temporary and did not involve regular ministry to children ... | So when officials at a local hospital learned that Fuji was serving as a volunteer chaplain who said Mass and ministered to families they were horrified Archbishop John Myers declined to speak on the record But his spokesman says Fuji's assignment was only temporary and did, not involve regular ministry to children The... | so when officials at a local hospital learned that fuji was serving as a volunteer chaplain who said mass and ministered to families, they were horrified. archbishop john myers declined to speak on the record. but his spokesman says fuji's assignment was only temporary and did not involve regular ministry to children. ... |
If there is a credible allegation, they're out of public ministry, period. | if there is a credible. allegation they're out of public ministry | If there is a credible allegation they're out of public ministry | if there is a credible allegation, they're out of public ministry, period. |
Teresa Kettelkamp oversees the Office of Child and Youth Protection for the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. She says there are no exceptions to this policy. | teresa kettelkamp oversees the office of child and youth protection for the, u.s conference of catholic bishops she; says there are no exceptions to this | Teresa Kettelkamp oversees the Office of Child and Youth. Protection for the U.S Conference of Catholic Bishops She says there are no exceptions to this | teresa kettelkamp oversees the office of child and youth protection for the u.s. conference of catholic bishops. she says there are no exceptions to this policy. |
There's not a caveat that says you're out of public ministry, but you can volunteer at Goodwill. You're out of public ministry, but you can be a priest over at Feed the Children. No, it's very clear; they're out of public ministry. | there's not a caveat that says you're out of public ministry but you can volunteer at goodwill you're out of public ministry but you can be a; priest over at feed the children no it's very clear. they're out of public, | There's not a caveat that says you're out of public ministry but you can volunteer at Goodwill You're out of public ministry, but you can be a priest over, at Feed. the Children No it's very clear they're out of public | there's not a caveat that says you're out of public ministry, but you can volunteer at goodwill. you're out of public ministry, but you can be a priest over at feed the children. no, it's very clear; they're out of public ministry. |
But, she points out, the church also has to take the rights of priests into account, especially those who have been cleared. She says in the outside world, if a person is found not guilty of abuse... | but she points out the church also has to take the rights of priests into account especially those who have been cleared, she says in the outside world if a person is found not guilty of | But she points out the. church also has to take the rights of priests. into account especially those who have been cleared She says in the outside world if a, person is found not guilty of | but, she points out, the church also has to take the rights of priests into account, especially those who have been cleared. she says in the outside world, if a person is found not guilty of abuse... |
We don't then send you to prison, or we don't banish you or put you on some registry that says you've been charged with a crime. You're returned to full status as a citizen. And I think this is a similar analogy in the church. | we don't then send you to prison or we don't banish you or put you on some registry that says you've been charged with a crime you're returned to full status, as a, citizen and i think this is a similar analogy in the | We don't then send you to prison or we don't banish you or put you on some registry that says you've been charged with a crime You're returned to full, status as a citizen And I think this is a similar analogy in the | we don't then send you to prison, or we don't banish you or put you on some registry that says you've been charged with a crime. you're returned to full status as a citizen. and i think this is a similar analogy in the church. |
Kettelkamp says since 2002, the bishops have adopted strict policies to identify abusers and keep them away from children. But how to interpret those rules is left up to each individual bishop. Though they have to report cases involving minors to the police, what constitutes abuse is left to their discretion. And that ... | kettelkamp says, since 2002, the bishops have adopted strict policies to identify abusers and keep them. away from children but how to interpret those rules is left up to each individual, bishop though they have to report. cases, involving minors to the police what constitutes abuse is left to their discretion and that... | Kettelkamp says since 2002, the, bishops have adopted strict policies to identify abusers and keep them away, from children But how to interpret those rules is left up to, each; individual bishop Though they have to report cases involving minors to the police what constitutes abuse is. left to their. discretion And tha... | kettelkamp says since 2002, the bishops have adopted strict policies to identify abusers and keep them away from children. but how to interpret those rules is left up to each individual bishop. though they have to report cases involving minors to the police, what constitutes abuse is left to their discretion. and that ... |
Burke served for three years on the national board that the bishops set up to review how they're handling sex abuse claims. She says she's dismayed that many bishops have failed to disclose even the basics. | burke served for. three, years on the national board that the bishops set up to review. how they're handling sex. abuse claims she says she's dismayed that many bishops have failed to disclose even the | Burke served for three years on the national board that the bishops set up to review how they're handling sex abuse claims She. says she's. dismayed that many bishops have failed to disclose, even the | burke served for three years on the national board that the bishops set up to review how they're handling sex abuse claims. she says she's dismayed that many bishops have failed to disclose even the basics. |
I haven't seen any public documents that - shows how many cases they've had, what the outcomes have been, and if any of those matters have been forwarded to Rome. So, it's really hard to speculate on what actually is happening in the United States. And I think it's a good question that we all should probably get some a... | i haven't seen any public, documents that - shows how many cases they've had what the. outcomes have been and if any of those matters have been forwarded to rome so it's really hard to speculate on what actually is happening in the united states and i think it's a good, question that. we; all should probably get some a... | I haven't seen any public documents that - shows how, many. cases they've had what the outcomes have been and if any of those matters have, been forwarded to Rome So it's really hard to speculate on what actually is happening in, the, United States And I think it's a good question that we all should probably get some a... | i haven't seen any public documents that - shows how many cases they've had, what the outcomes have been, and if any of those matters have been forwarded to rome. so, it's really hard to speculate on what actually is happening in the united states. and i think it's a good question that we all should probably get some a... |
But with new scandals erupting overseas, people are looking for those answers once again. | but with new scandals erupting overseas people are looking for those answers once | But with new scandals erupting overseas people are looking for those answers once | but with new scandals erupting overseas, people are looking for those answers once again. |
That's NPR's religion correspondent, Barbara Bradley Hagerty. And Barbara joins me now in the studio. Talk a little bit more about this topic. Barbara, you mentioned that many people don't trust the bishops to handle allegations of sexual abuse because the process is so opaque. Can you explain for us how that process w... | that's npr's religion, correspondent barbara bradley hagerty and barbara joins me now in the studio talk a little bit more about this topic barbara you mentioned that many people don't trust the bishops, to handle allegations of sexual abuse because the process is so opaque can you explain for us how. that process | That's NPR's religion correspondent Barbara Bradley. Hagerty. And Barbara joins me now in the studio Talk a. little bit more about this topic. Barbara you mentioned that many, people don't trust the bishops to handle allegations of sexual abuse. because the; process is so opaque, Can you explain for us how that process... | that's npr's religion correspondent, barbara bradley hagerty. and barbara joins me now in the studio. talk a little bit more about this topic. barbara, you mentioned that many people don't trust the bishops to handle allegations of sexual abuse because the process is so opaque. can you explain for us how that process w... |
First, let me just say right off the bat that everyone I talked to, even the critics, believe that the Catholic bishops are far more aggressive than they used to be in looking for signs of abuse and in protecting children. The problem is, as you said, the process is not transparent. So, let me walk you through it. Gene... | first let. me, just say right off the bat that, everyone i talked to even the critics believe that the catholic bishops are far more aggressive than, they used to be. in looking for signs of abuse and in protecting children the problem is as you said the process is not transparent so, let me walk you through it general... | First let me just say right off, the bat that everyone I talked to even the critics, believe that the Catholic, bishops are far more aggressive than they used to be, in looking for, signs of abuse and. in protecting children The problem is, as you said the process is not transparent So let me walk you through it Genera... | first, let me just say right off the bat that everyone i talked to, even the critics, believe that the catholic bishops are far more aggressive than they used to be in looking for signs of abuse and in protecting children. the problem is, as you said, the process is not transparent. so, let me walk you through it. gene... |
Now, I've found in my own reporting that that doesn't always happen because sometimes the church investigator might not think that the claim is credible. But if the alleged victim is no longer a minor, then it gets even more complicated. The bishop decides whether the person is making a valid claim. Then, if he thinks ... | now i've found in my own reporting that that doesn't always happen because sometimes the, church investigator might, not think that the claim is credible but, if the alleged victim is no longer a minor then it, gets even more complicated the bishop decides whether the person is making a valid. claim then if he thinks t... | Now I've; found in my own reporting that that doesn't always happen because sometimes the, church investigator might not think that the claim, is credible But if the alleged victim is no longer a minor then it gets even more complicated The bishop decides whether the person is making a valid claim Then if he thinks the... | now, i've found in my own reporting that that doesn't always happen because sometimes the church investigator might not think that the claim is credible. but if the alleged victim is no longer a minor, then it gets even more complicated. the bishop decides whether the person is making a valid claim. then, if he thinks ... |
The review board then investigates, and the board makes a recommendation. But here's the thing: The bishop does not have to follow that recommendation. And there's not much anyone can do about it - except maybe to sue. But in most of these cases, the statute of limitations has run. | the review board. then, investigates and the board makes a; recommendation, but here's the thing: the bishop does not have to follow that recommendation and there's not much anyone can do about it - except maybe to sue but in, most of these cases the statute of limitations has | The review board then investigates, and the board makes, a recommendation But here's the thing: The bishop does not have to follow, that recommendation And there's not much, anyone can do about it - except; maybe to sue But in most of these cases the, statute, of limitations has | the review board then investigates, and the board makes a recommendation. but here's the thing: the bishop does not have to follow that recommendation. and there's not much anyone can do about it - except maybe to sue. but in most of these cases, the statute of limitations has run. |
So the bishops have a lot of power. | so the bishops have a lot of | So the bishops have a lot of | so the bishops have a lot of power. |
They have a lot of discretion. | they have a lot of | They have a lot of | they have a lot of discretion. |
Now, Barbara, you've also noted that there are stricter policies to protect children. Do those policies apply to all priests? | now barbara you've also noted that; there are stricter policies to, protect children do those policies apply to all, | Now Barbara you've also noted, that. there are stricter policies to protect children Do those policies apply to all | now, barbara, you've also noted that there are stricter policies to protect children. do those policies apply to all priests? |
No. There is a huge exception. Religious orders are not bound by the bishop's rule. So the Jesuits, the Dominicans, the Silesians, the Franciscans, a lot of these priests work with children in schools and universities. Those rules don't necessarily apply to them. Now, many of these orders do say that they follow the bi... | no there is a huge. exception religious orders are not bound by the bishop's rule so the; jesuits the dominicans the; silesians the franciscans. a lot of. these priests work with children; in schools and. universities those rules don't necessarily apply to them now many of these orders do say that they follow. the bish... | No There is a huge; exception Religious orders are not, bound by the bishop's, rule, So the Jesuits the Dominicans, the Silesians the Franciscans a lot of these priests work with children in schools and universities Those rules don't, necessarily. apply to them. Now many of; these orders do say. that they follow the bi... | no. there is a huge exception. religious orders are not bound by the bishop's rule. so the jesuits, the dominicans, the silesians, the franciscans, a lot of these priests work with children in schools and universities. those rules don't necessarily apply to them. now, many of these orders do say that they follow the bi... |
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