Civil liberties in the country. And the lack of priests in a remote catholic communities in the amazon forces the church to rethink its celibacy builds voice support finally getting rid of celibacy if a priest wants to be chased following but it should be voluntary not obligatory we need to want the most seeing a priest in the region who says its time for the church to change. Plus the last one its called in the dispute australias most famous truck ahead of the new climbing band is sacred to indigenous aboriginal australians and live longer opposed to people who plan to get. Out and welcome im attaching a good to have you with us how know will the European Unions latest drugs extension be thats what the big. Government and the opposition parties in the u. K. Are waiting to anxiously find out Prime Minister Boris Johnson wants only a short extension until mid november he thinks that and will put pressure on parliament to pass a bets a deal which hes reached with the e. U. Leaders last w
Chinas uighur minority. We speak to his daughter, who says his family has not seen him since he went to prison two years ago. Our family is no longer able to visit him. We dont e even knowow if he iss still alive. Brent more than four decades after his death, he is a hero for some. He haunts spain for others. The remains of former dictator Francisco Franco exhumed, relocated, and reburied. Im brent goff. To our viewers on pbs in the United States and all around the world, welcome. Nato headquarters has a problem with one of their own. Defense ministers are discussing turkeys actions in Northern Syria in the last two weeks. Unprecedented events. Turkey, a nato member, is closely collaborating in syria with a nato adversary, russia. Moscow and ankara have joined forces to drive kurdish fighters out of Northern Syria. Until recently, the region was controlled by the kurds, who were backed by the United States until President Trump with drew american troops. That decision cleared the way f
for now, we re live in rockville. i m kevin lewis, abc 7 news. thank you, kevin. the state board of education will need to approve the county board s pick for an interim superintendent. larry bowers is currently the assistant operating officer and held that job for the last 16 years. he was set to retire in june. he served as the interim superintendent where as well as the budget director and assistant superintendent. he has been with montgomery county public school systems for 37 years. alison? meanwhile, across the river evidence that alexandria schools are making the grade. the city is at the top of the list of best education in mid sized cities. the system gets high marks for its 12-1 student-teacher ratio and the national average is 16-1. hats, scarves gloves. kids needed all of that today to go to the bus stop this morning. kids and adults. cold out there. by afternoon, the chill did ease up a little bit especially if you were in the sunshine. chief meteorologis
the driver got out to look, them got back in, drove forward and got stuck. that crash set off a fire that engulfed the entire front of the train. hundreds of shaken passengers had to be evacuated through the back cars. that train was carrying about 750 evening. i m derek mcginty. also tonight the barbaric murder of a jordanian pilot by isis is creating outrage around the world. a video released today shows the pilot being set on fire in a cage and burned alive. it comes weeks after isis offered to trade the pilot for that now executed female al- qaeda prisoner in jordan, but there was already dead. isis captured the 26-year-old when his f-16 crashed on christmas eve. the video is not dated and jordanian television says the pilot could have been killed up to a month ago. jordan s king abdullah, ii consulted with president obama at the white house tonight. he cut short his trip to washington to return where jordanians showed their support of the pilot calling him a martyr for