cardinal was stripped of his vatican privileges, housing, and salary.ibson is the head of the culture and religion at fordham university. but stock about what type of pope, pope francis has been. what sort of reforms has he focused on? >> pope francis has focused on being a pastor, providing more inclusive church. going out to the peripheries. that has been his signature. really going out and helping those poor, homeless, the immigrant, refugees. he is seen as a merciful figure. what he's not terribly merciful towards is the elites of the church. those who have the privileges and perks. we have seen how he has moved against some of them in recent months. ali: the american catholic bishop leaders who have criticized him, are they considered elites in church standing? why is it that they seem to have been among the most vocal critics? >> the opposition is very loud. it is very influential. it is really very small and located in the anglosphere of the united states. there's lot of money behind this conservative movement. they are relatively small. they hav

the cardinal has always maintained his innocence and will appeal the ver. he was one of the ten defendants who stand trial that lasted 2 1/2 years. all of the defendants pleaded not guilty. now, this trial is seen as part of pope francis' long-running attempts to bring transparency and accountability to the vatican's notoriously murky finances. this trial was a vital step in that process. it shows that the pope has made significant steps, and made significant progress, but given the cardinal's highly influential and important role in the vatican, it shows there's still much more to do. christopher lamb, cnn, london. >>> all right. coming up, what the iowa caucuses in this country less than a month away. we'll look at would you some female voters say they won't vote for the former president this time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> all right. in just a few hours from now, former president donald trump will have a campaign rally in nevada, as he looks to solidify more support. one day after he ramped up husband rhetoric at a rally in new hampshire. >> they're poisoning the

cardinal raymond burke by taking away his stipend and rent free vatican department.ed the leniency on divorce of lgbtq issues then this comes after pope francis find another conservative critic joseph strickland, jordan is now fox news contributor jonathan morris, good morning. things are escalating and there have been other things that have been done to cardinal burke, this is the latest and clearly assign, by the way there are sources that are said the pope said he is my enemy i will take this away from him. >> i think it's worse than punishing cardinal burke. if it's punishment there was wrongdoing, there is no wrongdoing by cardinal burke, he is a vocal critic of the way the policies and the ways of communicating and governing the church of pope francis, he's been very vocal and very personally respectful of the pope anybody can be a critic but he has done and the respectful way he said i disagree on some issues but i will vocally and respectfully disagree with you and pope francis has said because of that may be other reasons but nothing based on punishment, bec

markey: thank you, senator cardin. thank you for your leadership in bringing our delegation to cop 28 and what a delegation with you as the chairman of the senate foreign relations, senator carper, the chairman of environment and public works, senator whitehouse, an historic leader on these issues and even sitting out here on the floor right now, senator wyden who was so instrumental in ensuring that the ira passed and that it had the incentives to unleash a clean energy revolution that had been long overdue in terms of having a response. so we thank you and we thank the young people, the pages who are here today because they are the true leaders of of this movement of the coming -- movement. coming off the heels of this year's climate talks, it was clear that cop 28, the international climate conference was an opportunity to lift our gaze, to live the planet's gaze to the constellation of possibilities for our ability to be able to respond to this crisis that is affecting our planet and to readjust the gravitational f

you know, brock purdy just rattled off over cardinals. because the cardinals got the ball first and they scored on the opening drive. but the niners they answered right back on first and 10 party finds a wide open deebo samuel for the touchdown. just like that. the niners they have it all tied up at 7 apiece. next. cardinals possession going for on 4th and 3 kyler murray is picked off by none this are various ward. he takes it the other way and he turns on the jets, a 66 yard house coptic 6 for warning. will the niners they take the lead late in the 2nd quarter is what will go next with the niners. they were up by one at this point in the game after driving a downfield party fires it over christian mccaffrey for the touchdown in san francisco. they pay it. they lead to 8 and then go through the 3rd quarter wears the same score party scrambling to his left. he throws a deep pass to none of them. okay. every who does this, he catches it. he falls. he enough time to get back up and then find his way into the end zone for the touchdown. the n

cardin, aye. mr. blumenthal, aye. senators voting in the negative -- blackburn, boozman, cotton, fisher, graham, hoeven, lankford, lee, paul, romney, rubio, and schmitt. ms. cortez masto, aye. mr. moran, aye. mr. welch, aye. the clerk: mr. sanders, aye. the clerk: mrs. shaheen, aye. the clerk: mr. carper, aye. the clerk: mr. wicker, no. mr. cornyn, no. mr. bennet, aye. mr. budd, no. mr. heinrich, aye. mr. grassley, no. ms. rosen, aye. mr. king, aye. the clerk: mr. kaine, aye. mr. thune, no. mr. barrasso, no. mr. daines, no. mrs. capito, no. mr. schatz, aye. ms. ernst, no. mr. kelly, aye. the clerk: mr. durbin, aye.test. vote: the clerk: mr. ricketts, no. mr. ossoff, aye. mr. warnock, aye. ms. murkowski, aye. mr. johnson, no. mr. risch, no. the clerk: mrs. gillibrand, aye. mr. cruz, no. mr. markey, aye. mr. van hollen, aye. the clerk: mr. tuberville, no. the clerk: ms. klobuchar, aye. mr. marshall, aye. ms. stabenow, aye. mr. merkley, aye. the clerk: mr. padilla, aye. the clerk: mr. hagerty, no. mr. fetterman, aye. mr.

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cardin. mr. carper. mr. casey. mr. cassidy. ms. collins. mr. coons. mr. cornyn. the clerk: ms. cortez masto. mr. cotton. mr. cramer. mr. crapo. mr. cruz. mr. daines. ms. duckworth. mr. durbin. ms. ernst. mr. fetterman. mrs. fischer. mrs. gillibrand. mr. graham. mr. grassley. mr. hagerty. ms. hassan. mr. hawley. mr. heinrich. mr. hickenlooper. ms. hirono. mr. hoeven. mrs. hyde-smith. mr. johnson. the clerk: mr. kaine. mr. kelly. mr. kennedy. mr. king. ms. klobuchar. mr. lankford. mr. lee. mr. lujan. the clerk: ms. lummis. mr. manchin. mr. markey. mr. marshall. mr. mcconnell. mr. menendez. mr. merkley. mr. moran. mr. mullin. ms. murkowski. mr. murphy. mrs. murray. mr. ossoff. mr. padilla. mr. paul. mr. peters. mr. reed. mr. ricketts. mr. risch. mr. romney. ms. rosen. mr. rounds. mr. rubio. mr. sanders. mr. schatz. mr. schmitt. mr. schumer. mr. scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. ms. sinema. ms. smith. ms. stabenow. mr. sullivan. mr. tester. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. vance. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr

this even involved the famous cardinal wishes to peanuts. at that time in 1941 and until the end of the war in 1945 cut in no step, you know, held the position of archbishop of sawgrass. that was his role. and he was the only man responsible for maintaining daily contract with the vatican. he even went as far as sending daily messages and left us to pope pius the 12th. unbelievably alicia step in which made his contribution by inviting one of his closest and best friends at the time, months and you are most switching to visit the a set of its concentration cap. that visit took place in 1942 the months. and you must, sochi was meant to be the eyes and ears of the vatican, which had spiritual responsibility and was recognized throughout the world as a marlos already. and great impulse and staff all was attached to watch the fat to consult the highlights responded to the sound of its desk. that man stepped months and you must searches for cold water to carry significant weight. so luisa, stepping out, she called his friend the head study to get

based on this knowledge, clearly cardinal stiff enough to special instructions. one from the savvy and orthodox church, and another from the catholic church in croatia. books offering evidence by order of the vatican to look into unifying the collective possessions. don't weigh the cause and those step enough to shut the college st. this document is a personal letter from the timeouts. bishop alisha step and that's it's dated november, the 29th. but this is from 1939. just imagine that's more or less a year before croatia was officially proclaimed and recognized as the newly formed independent state of croatia. from this measure it becomes abundantly clear that the knowledge of bishop alicia's step in us is a committed and notorious mtc much simply just a, you know, the salt to break out of the 2nd world war was to attack the jewish sylvia and populations. but is it the job of a high priest may from the highest of priests as archbishop of sal grab. so what did happen with the us on if it's extermination camps? yes, and if it's remained active up to the very last

cardinal peter turkson, welcome to hardtalk. thank you.n your long career in the church, you have seen the centre of gravity, the geographical centre of gravity of the church, shift quite dramatically. what difference do you think it has made? well, thanks for having me on the show. yeah, it is true. it is true that what used to be... ..a church centred in europe, out of which a lot of missionaries went out, and so came to africa and several other places in the south, we see some decline. decline that manifests itself first in the form that missionaries are no more... ..out there to be sent. church numbers are dwindling. but in the home of those missionaries. yes, yes. in germany, in germany, in france, in ireland. absolutely. and those countries where the missionaries did their work so many years ago, they're not really needed now because the catholic church is in countries such as your own in ghana. right. so that is true, that is true. but i probably not said they're not needed now. naturally, you know, every missionary can be needed if

this even involve the famous cardinal. we should still be in its at that time in 1941 and until the end of the war and 1945 cut in no stip unit held the position of archbishop of sawgrass. that was his role. and he was the only man responsible for maintaining daily contract with the vatican. he even went as far as sending daily messages and left us to pope pius the 12th. unbelievably delicious step in which made his contribution by inviting one of his closest and best friends at the time, months in your muscle, chance to visit the ascent of its concentration camp. that visit took place in 1942 the the russian states never saw one of the most sense communities in most, all sense i'm at the, in the system must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on trust routing and split the r t spoke neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the student services. for the question, did you say steven twist, which is the months and

the cardinal was one of ten defendants, as you say, to stand trial. it was a long and complex case that lasted 2 1/2 years. there was some criticism of the vatican prosecutors. this was their first time doing this kind of case. but i think what this case does is it sends a message to those in the church's hq and central government of the church that financial mismanagement, misconduct, is going to be cracked down on seriously. and the pope, who marks his 87s birthday today and is almost approaching 11 years as the papacy, i think it's a moment to see that there have been important steps taken to tackle this long-running problem. but also that there's still a lot more to do. cardinal vecci was heavily involved and shows how deeply rooted some of the problems are. >> chris lamb in london, thanks. >>> in the past few moments, we've heard at least one has been killed in a russian air attack on ukraine. it happened in the southern odesa region which was targeted by drones overnight. nick patton walsh has more from kyiv as ukraine waits on delayed western a

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seven touchdowns just against the cardinals this season. cardinals score again. so do the niners. purdy to deebo for his second touchdown of the game. got to see that from the pylon. cam gets the knee down. purdy threw four touchdowns as the niners win 4529. take their second straight nfc title. and a happy homecoming for purdy. >> you know i've always dreamed of being able to come home and play in front of everybody and just because of how much i know that they have my back and support me. and so i hope i was able to give them a good game. man, i'm excited. >> i'm excited. that was the goal coming in. and that's the goal every season. that's the standard. >> we just want to get in the playoffs. when you win your division, it's a much better road in the playoffs and i know the guys were pumped about it. um but now our biggest thing is, is making sure we got two home games and trying to get a bye. so, um, that's what we're focused on now. >> next up for the 40 niners, a christmas day matchup with the ravens. spencer assures me the weather will not be bad for that

but first they would have to get past kyler murray and the cardinals. right? was a party reunion in his hometown of arizona. you can see right here, brock purdy fiance and the family. they're all getting together. they even had a little time to take a family photo before he went and had one of the best games so far this season. so let's talk about it. the cardinals, they actually got the ball first and scored on the opening drive. but the niners they answer right back on first and 10 here party find a wide open deebo samuel for the touchdown. and just like that, the 9 to tie it all at 7 and you cardinals position here going for it on 4th and 3rd. >> should have kyler murray's picked out by various ward here. he takes it the other way. turns on the jets he's headed to the house is a 66 yard house call 6, 6, that fit for and the niners they take the lead late in the second. there is one will go in 2nd quarter. the niners up by one after driving it downfield party. he first fires over to christian mccaffrey for the touchdown in san francisco past lead to a 3rd qu

cardinal dolan, thank you for that message.feel like in the face of so much challenge we've got two wars right now, we've got a situation here in new york where you've got illegal immigrants coming in, flooding the city, you got homelessness -- >> crime, violence. maria: how do you keep that -- >> drugs, suicide. maria: tell us how to get that hope and live that hope. >> we know, we know the trials, we know the anxieties, we know the challenges out there. christmas tells us that those aren't going to have the last word. people of faith know that god will have the last word. now, in the long run we sometimes think, uh-oh, the side of darkness seems to be winning, but we know how this script ends, okay in each in the midst of the trials that's going on in that soil that we call holy in the holy land where jesus was born, we know there's, we know there's the hope of a truce. even in ukraine you see the grittiness and the realism of those people. and you know that even in the midst of all in that the resilience -- of all this that

i must say, talking to cardin was quite emotional.o much about this, so it feels a bit privileged to actually try and understand it from her point of view. many of the neon signs salvaged by cardin and her team have been painstakingly restored back to their former glory and are now on show at a temporary exhibition. i've come along to look at these icons of hong kong up close. yes! 0ne special guest here today is tse ching yuen, who is now in his late 80s. the sign hung outside his family bakery for three generations before it was taken down. cardin has arranged for him and his son to come and see the sign all lit up one more time. it might surprise you to learn that around 70% of hong kong is green. for my final stop, i'm off to lantau, one of hong kong's 250—odd islands. it's almost twice the size of hong kong island and around 40km away. lantau is a distinct contrast to the hectic buzz and skyscrapers of downtown hong kong. it's not unusual to spot a cow wandering the streets of lantau, even though we are so close to the city. hell

they were judged by a court beside overbite cardinals.stigation against him. he and nine other defendants denied charges. a panel metjust a few hours ago before retiring ahead of their verdict, this brings an end to an historic trial of a once italian cardinal. it is time to take a look at the sports. the four games are well under way. this is how things stand. bournemouth have found an equaliser. they were trailing after three minutes. chelsea are now 2—0 up against sheffield united. cole palmer with the first goal. nicholas jackson doubling their lead against the bottom side. manchester city have a 2—0 lead against crystal palace. jack grealish in the first half, lewis doubling in the second. newcastle united still struggling to breakdown ten man fulham. fulham had a man sent off in the first half, but it remains goalless. newcastle without a win in their last three. the late game is burnley against everton. barcelona are back in action later away at valencia, aiming to put a difficult week behind them. they lost to royal antwerp in the

cardinal dolan, thank you for that message.ike in the face of so much challenge we've got two wars right now, we've got a situation here in new york where you've got illegal immigrants coming in, flooding the city, you got homelessness -- >> crime, violence. maria: how do you keep that -- >> drugs, suicide. maria: tell us how to get that hope and live that hope. >> we know, we know the trials, we know the anxieties, we know the challenges out there. christmas tells us that those aren't going to have the last word. people of faith know that god will have the last word. now, in the long run we sometimes think, uh-oh, the side of darkness seems to be winning, but we know how this script ends, okay in each in the midst of the trials that's going on in that soil that we call holy in the holy land where jesus was born, we know there's, we know there's the hope of a truce. even in ukraine you see the grittiness and the realism of those people. and you know that even in the midst of all in that the resilience -- of all this that the re

. >>> they are hot and looking to stay red-hot when the niners travel to arizona to face the cardinalsoing home where he grew up as the starting quarterback of the niners. here is nbc's anthony florez. >> reporter: is a big weekend for the 49ers who had to arizona as the first team in the nfl to clinch a playoff spot and it is also a homecoming for brock purdy. he was born and raised about 50 miles from the fight of sunday's game. brock purdy usually wears a hat during his midweek media session but not today. >> i got a new haircut. >> reporter: did you get a new haircut you are going home? >> yes. >> reporter: on the 49ers face the cardinals in arizona it will mark the first time the second-year quarterback will play an nfl game in front of his family and friends. last year's road game against arizona was played in mexico and jimmy g was still the starter. >> reporter: any pressure? >> yeah, i am excited. i guess i have my family and friends and people in my life growing up man to be there so should be fun. >> reporter: brock is not sure how many people will be there supporting him bu

cardinal dolan is going to be here.ave been a great talk show host if this cardinal thing didn't work out. >> carley: he has a great attitude. is he a fun guy. and you are saying what did he do to you? >> lawrence: he punched him. >> brian: punched him me in the arm and kept going. i'm the only person probably the cardinal punched. >> lawrence: what do you do when the cardinal punches you. >> brian: he didn't want to talk. how are you doing? [laughter] >> lawrence: that was a little aggressive. >> brian: i'm just saying. i want you to relive the moment. >> lawrence: now you know how he felt. >> brian: as close to a blessing i will ever get from a cardinal. punch in the arm. >> carley: ask him about the origins of that punch later in the show. >> brian: this had to feel somewhat of a gut punch for the former president of the united states for the first time we see a poll that fox news supports that says that i -- that is reputable. i think the second major one since governor sununu endorsed governor haley. governor haley

i must say, talking to cardin was quite emotional.ch about this, so it feels a bit privileged to actually try and understand it from her point of view. many of the neon signs salvaged by cardin and her team have been painstakingly restored back to their former glory and are now on show at a temporary exhibition. i've come along to look at these icons of hong kong up close. yes! 0ne special guest here today is tse ching yuen, who is now in his late 80s. the sign hung outside his family bakery for three generations before it was taken down. cardin has arranged for him and his son to come and see the sign all lit up one more time. it might surprise you to learn that around 70% of hong kong is green. for my final stop, i'm off to lantau, one of hong kong's 250—odd islands. it's almost twice the size of hong kong island and around aokm away. lantau is a distinct contrast to the hectic buzz and skyscrapers of downtown hong kong. it's not unusual to spot a cow wandering the streets of lantau, even though we are so close to the city. hello! h

i must say, talking to cardin was quite emotional. about this, so it feels a bit privileged to actually try and understand it from her point of view. many of the neon signs salvaged by cardin and her team have been painstakingly restored back to their former glory and are now on show at a temporary exhibition. i've come along to look at these icons of hong kong up close. yes! one special guest here today is tse ching yuen, who is now in his late 805. the sign hung outside his family bakery for three generations before it was taken down. cardin has arranged for him and his son to come and see the sign all lit up one more time. it might surprise you to learn that around 70% of hong kong is green. for my final stop, i'm off to lantau, one of hong kong's 250—odd islands. it's almost twice the size of hong kong island and around 40k”! away. lantau is a distinct contrast to the hectic buzz and skyscrapers of downtown hong kong. it's not unusual to spot a cow wandering the streets of lantau, even though we are so close to the city. hello! hi

cardin, aye. the clerk: mr. heinrich, no. mr. daines, no. mr. grassley, no. mr. thune, aye. the clerk: mr. cotton, aye. mr. kaine -- mr. ossoff, aye. mr. kaine, aye. mr. schatz, aye. the clerk: mr. markey, no. the clerk: mr. booker, no. ms. murkowski, aye. mr. rubio, aye. the clerk: mr. moran, aye. the clerk: mr. sanders, no. mr. boozman, aye. mr. lujan, no. the clerk: mr. carper, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. johnson, no. the clerk: mr. welch, no. mr. kennedy, aye. mr. budd, aye. the clerk: ms. lummis, no. the clerk: mr. murphy, aye. ms. sinema, aye. mr. ricketts, aye. mr. lankford, aye. ms. klobuchar, aye. the clerk: mr. hickenlooper, aye. the clerk: mr. cassidy, aye. the clerk: ms. ernst, aye. mr. bennet, aye. the clerk: mr. van hollen, no. mr. rounds, aye. the clerk: mr. whitehouse, aye. the clerk: mr. kelly, aye. the clerk: mr. sullivan, aye. mr. mcconnell, aye. the clerk: mr. hawley, no. the clerk: mr. vance, no. the clerk: mr. tuberville, no. mr. romney, aye. the clerk: mr. menendez, no. the clerk: mr. mullin, aye. vote vote: the clerk: mr. young, aye. the clerk: mr. brow

i must say, talking to cardin was quite emotional.much about this, so it feels a bit privileged to actually try and understand it from her point of view. many of the neon signs salvaged by cardin and her team have been painstakingly restored back to their former glory and are now on show at a temporary exhibition. i've come along to look at these icons of hong kong up close. yes! one special guest here today is tse ching yuen, who is now in his late 80s. the sign hung outside his family bakery for three generations before it was taken down. cardin has arranged for him and his son to come and see the sign all lit up one more time. it might surprise you to learn that around 70% of hong kong is green. for my final stop, i'm off to lantau, one of hong kong's 250—odd islands. it's almost twice the size of hong kong island and around aokm away. lantau is a distinct contrast to the hectic buzz and skyscrapers of downtown hong kong. it's not unusual to spot a cow wandering the streets of lantau, even though we are so close to the city. hello!

and cardinal angelo becciu has been sentenced to jail for embezzlement.e's the highest ranking church official ever to stand trial before a vatican criminal court. hello, i'm tanya beckett. welcome. the israeli army says three hostages who were mistakenly shot dead by troops in gaza had been holding a white flag. early findings from an official investigation said the men were fired on in breach of the army's rules of engagement. an israeli soldier began shooting when three shirtless men emerged from a building in the suburbs of gaza city. alon shamriz, yotam haim and samer el—talalqa were killed in the north of gaza. the idf say their killing was "very tragic". an army spokesman said they had made a mistake and would not be punished. frank gardner, sent this report. for the families of the hostages that await in gaza, it is an agonising wait. the israeli military has given new details about how three is really captives were shot dead by its own soldiers. yotam haim, alon shamriz and telecom emerged shirtless waving a white flag. one of the soldiers identi

for the first time in history, a vatican court convicted a cardinal.o beciu will spend time in prison. for fraud with luxury real estate, the former deputy secretary of state of the vatican purchased a building for the holy see in central london at an inflated price. the cardinal spent on this more than 200 million euros of donations , according to the prosecution, caused damage in the amount of at least 130 million. in addition to the cardinal, brokers, realtors and financiers were also in the dock. a unique surface unmanned hydrographic vehicle was tested on sakhalin. drone kalan, with its help you can get reliable information about the depth and topography of the bottom, and the device will perform all the tasks independently. previously , a whole expedition was needed for this; in russia , such a drone is still the only one, but they have already become interested in the sakhalin shelf. report by elena zhenchenko. the sea otter is sent to its natural habitat, water, and the food for this electronic beast will be the information it gets from the bot

she get the cardinal on the board first in stand by 6. now break uses the screen it the high post popped to the top of the key. you see those 3. you can count those 4 break. and the cardinal camp finished with 13 on the night, but it was a bear. they were battling back here, lay lonnie mcintosh with the clips, gets the steal. watch the behind the back time right there. the micaela williams as she was trolling. they get those 2 to count. >> and then a little bit later right here, a wide open shot in the corner for the bears. you can count those 3 as well as they try to battle back there in the 3rd. but a little bit later, cam brink here hits hannah jump. she holds the 3 record for reason when it comes to the stanford cardinal. and that's because she can and then lay lonnie right here. look at 3 more in. she was the one that actually did most of the damage tonight for stanford. she had 20 on the night in tampa. they skate off and this one in a big win over cal 78 to 51 was the final score let's head to jacksonville get ball game for you. it

congrats to the cardinal. and time now for some hoops.r beating the clippers at chase center on thursday, the warriors and clips in la matinee this afternoon. for the second time this week, the dubs blow a 20 point second half lead. andrew wiggins warmed up but ruled out for the second straight game. he slammed his finger in a car door earlier this week. ouch moses moody again got the start in his place and let moses cook look at him work down low. he's a friend of our after the game program. got the hoop 21 points in 32 minutes for moses moody. draymond green started hot from deep. how about 4 or 5 from downtown in the first quarter a season high 21 points and nine rebounds for dre stephon curry how good is he went on a personal 8 to 0 run to end the half a little double team step back triple and then hit him with the home alone dubs up 19 at the break they led by as many as 22 but fourth quarter it's a little closer jonathan coming on the back cut put it on a poster warriors up seven early in the fourth look at the bench reaction yeah g

for the first time in history, the vatican court convicted a cardinal.ud with luxury real estate. a former vatican undersecretary of state has purchased a building for the holy see in central london at an inflated price. the cardinal spent more than 200 million euros in donations on this, according to the prosecution, causing damage. amount not less than 130 million. in addition to the cardinal , brokers, realtors and financiers were also in the dock. in the southern regions of russia , power engineers are restoring power supplies disrupted due to bad weather. 350 thousand consumers in the rostov region, lugansk and donetsk republics remain without electricity. the ministry of energy reported this. over the past 24 hours , houses where more than 70 thousand people live have been connected to power grids. 330 transformer substations and 16 air leb. the cause of massive power supply disruptions was wet snow, icy rain and ice. usurisk has become a leader in the construction of new and conversion of old boiler houses to gas in the primorsky territory. over t

cardinals drive going for it on fourth and three. kyler murray picked off by charvarius ward and he spells paydirt 66 yard pick six. it's 14 seven. he had two interceptions on the day. second quarter near disaster for the niners. purdy scrambling gets hit hard. he goes down. he had to leave the game. 40 niners fans everywhere in a collective state of shock as he heads to the blue tent. but he was okay. returning a few plays later. picked up where he left off, throwing a five yard touchdown to christian mccaffrey, 2113 at the half. and yes, purdy is pretty awesome. third quarter purdy rolls out. now it's mccaffrey wide open. so wide open. he falls down gets up. and then he scampers into the end zone. he has seven touchdowns. just against the cardinals this season. cards score again. but so do the 40 niners. purdy to deebo for his second touchdown of the game. got to see that one from the pylon. cam purdy threw four touchdowns as the niners win 4529 and take their second straight nfc title. a happy homecoming for purdy. you know i've a

ahead, the rise and fall of one of italy's most prominent cardinals.in our allowance. wonder where mom and dad got the extra money? maybe they won the lottery? maybe they inherited a fortune? maybe buried treasure? maybe it fell off a truck? maybe they heard that xfinity customers can save hundreds when they buy one unlimted line and get one free. now i can buy that electric scooter! i'm starting a private-equity fund that specializes in midcap. you do you. visit xfinitymobile.com today. ♪ >>> a former vatican chief of staff has become the first cardinal ever to be tried and convicted of financial crimes by a vatican court after a historic full trial. 75-year-old cardinal giovanni anglo becciu was sentence to 5 1/2 years behind bars for his part in crimes. part of the case that was called the vatican trial of the century, centered around a multimillion-dollar property deal that went wrong. becciu denies the charges promising an appeal. let's bring in cnn's correspondent from london, christopher lamb. chris, some of the details are extraordinary? >> yes

he has seven touchdowns just against the cardinals this season. cardinals score again.he niners. purdy to deebo for his second td of the game. got to see that one from the pylon. cam purdy threw four touchdowns as the niners win 4529 and take their second straight nfc west title. a happy homecoming for purdy. >> you know i've always dreamed of being able to come home and play in front of everybody. and just because of how much i know that they have my back and support me and so i hope i was able to give them a good game. >> man. i'm excited. i'm excited. that was the goal coming in and that's the goal every season. that's the standard. >> we just want to get in the playoffs. when you win your division, it's a much better road in the playoffs and i know the guys were pumped about it. um, but now our biggest thing is, is making sure we got two home games and trying to get a bye. so, um, that's what we're focused on now. >> next up for the 40 niners, a christmas day matchup with the ravens as the niners headline a full slate of christmas day action right here on abc seven,

and also the cardinal found guilty of sending money to a charity run by his brother in sardinia. this trial comes amid the pope's long running efforts to bring transparency and accountability to the vatican's often notoriously murky finances and the conviction of the cardinal i think sends a message to the rest of the vatican and those in the church that misusing funds will be tackled and punished. >> christopher lamb, thank you. >>> and still to come, a canadian man accused of selling what are being called suicide kits online with deadly results. >>> now for a closer look at the drug ketamine and the role it played in the death of "friends" star matthew perry. the autopsy report revealed he died from the acute effects of ketamine and since ubsequent drg in the hot tub at his home. the star had been receiving ketamine infusion therapy for depression and anxiety a week and a half prior to his death. earlier, i asked dr. scott miscovich what can make this drug deadly. >> in the autopsy report with matthew perry, you know, he had an iv infusion like a week and a half prior. well, on

were, were this cardinal, what was your name, what cardinal were you, when you were the head of yushchenko's office? there are two types of office managers, one is not the first, but not the second, and others who understand that you are not public, you were not elected, that you just have to ensure the high-quality activity of the president and remove the maximum maximum. there are possible threats from some political traps, problems, that is, you are the chief of the office, this is a position, you cannot enter into political correspondence with the prime minister, you cannot form some things, it's not yours, it's an internal job to provide quality material for the president to understand for... so that the president can plan some of his actions based on quality analytics, so i'm definitely addicted to this second type, i even changed the name from administration to the secretariat and wanted an office like the poles, and i think that the problem is not that the person who comes to the bank and heads the service there, the office, the president's secretariat there, the administration, this

in addition to the cardinal, brokers, realtors and financiers. pskov region were left without electricity. the rupture lines were caused by icing and accumulation of wet snow. more than a hundred repair crews are working in emergency areas, high-performance equipment has been brought in, it is reported. they are restoring power supplies disrupted due to bad weather in the southern regions of russia. more than 300,000 consumers in the rostov region, lugansk and donetsk republics remain without electricity. over the past 24 hours , houses where 70,000 people live have been connected to the power grid. operation 330 has been restored. power supply steel freezing rain. in blagovechensk, traffic was opened on a new bridge over the zeya river. it took 3 years to build and was delivered significantly ahead of schedule. the new crossing bridge will help relieve the old one. a significant event for the amur region took place early in the morning on december 14, traffic on the new zeya bridge, which had been built in recent years, was opened in both direct

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all thanks to the students of cardinal wiseman.es. obviously christmas can be a very lonely time for some people. there was plenty of tea and cake on offer, but more importantly company and conversation. never expected this. young people are so great and helpful. oh, it has been wonderful today. as well as afternoon tea, the guests are also being served up some entertainment, including bingo, karaoke, and the cardinal wiseman school choir. # silent night. # holy night... some people, especially people from the care home, are reallyjust lonely at this time, at christmas. maybe they don't have much family left, or they don't get to see them as often. one such lady is shirley mcconnell. well, all my family, one is in wales, one is in newmarket, so it will be the first christmas on my own, you know. are you looking forward to christmas, then? if i had young children, i would say yes, you know, but now they are all grown up, and their grandchildren, they have got children. i don't see much of them, so it does get a bit lonely. and paul

he fulfilled the commission and that sense might run equally cardinal step in action. might actually be considered a st. so at least for the correlation states, the people talk political and military officials, he saved from being arrested and brought to justice for their unimaginable crimes. she organized so called rich channels. the arrange for top military leaders. some would say criminals to visit sicily, number 7, cecilia, and strange to be received as refugees. and even given new documents and passage to a safe haven, mostly in elgin tina, as was even managed for the head of state to publish. but this goes deeper. the question was asked, what days people live? an excellent means was found. the goals taken from the teeth of the ascent of its victims. 2 mostly subs and jews. tense, some from the realm of population. judge enormous quantity of gold was sent to the vatican. that was another task for continental step in edge. when it became clear that the world was lost, he organized an annual bishop's conference. and in his address to the bishops, he said, we have a

, yermak was named by the western partners in the polls, and headed by the green cardinal actually has all the power, zelenskyi... removed himself from the management of the state directly in personnel policy and in many other things , which he instructed the green cardinal yermak to do, well, like, according to which authority yermak goes to the media and says: i gave an order to the prime minister, igor didn't say that , but irma said that, and therefore president zelenskyi removed himself from fulfillment of their such powers, because the prime minister, the secretary... cannot give instructions, but nevertheless, glorifying yermak, we understand that after the uman meetings, yermak probably has a very serious slander against president zelenskyi, since he still pir is giving yermak more and more powers, despite the decisions of the national security and defense council and the statements of the secretary of the security council of our security and defense council danilov, the state of ukraine should not be represented by some tourist in a striped swimsuit, but can be represented by.

. >> brian: cardinal dolan punched me in the arm and kept walking.o hit him back. >> lawrence: honestly, brian, he probably hasn't seen you in a minute. >> brian: i was at the al smith dinner he is a great guy. >> carley: a cool guy with a beautiful message and we are looking forward to hearing from him later in the show. >> brian: the speaker of the house is calling on the biden administration take immediate action to curb the growing migrant crisis. you think? >> lawrence: the white house is claiming that the president is doing everything he can. >> brian: right. >> lawrence: including plan does send top members of his team to mexico. >> carley: yeah, but if he is doing everything he can, why would border patrol sources report a record number of migrant encounters so far this month as shocking scenes like this become all too common. alexandria hoff is live in washington with the very latest on this. hi, alex. >> hi, carley, lawrence, brian. good morning to you. this trip to mexico you were just talking about was revealed after a phone call presiden

senator, a russophobe, of course, the author of the magnitsky amendments, sanctions against russia, ben cardin. he is also a lobbyist for the endless trenches of kiev. the star of the scandalous porn video, aiden maese cheropsky, starred in another video for the biden election campaign in 1920. his new video from senato appeared in a private group for gays involved in us politics. but the german bilt talks about the second hero of porn; the publication does not name him, but claims that he is german politician, member of the sdp, former employee of the federal ministry of labor of germany. he came to the united states to study international relations at the eliot school at george washington university. as we see, with some employees the us senate even brought americana and german relations to a new level. another detail from bel from the material... the converts staged their homosexual games right in the hard senate office building, it was there that the hearings of the commission on the september 11 terrorist attacks were held, so there is a place for americans in much sacred, as diehl claims

cardinals trimmed the niners lead to one.nd quarter, purdy took a hard hit and left the game for three plays. then with over a minute left, they would hit christian mccaffrey for the five-yard touchdown. 21-13 san francisco. to the opening drive, they will roll out as they threw on the run to a wide open christian mccaffrey. still a time to get up to get into the end zone. 41-yard catch and run that made it 28-13. late third quarter, they took it in for his third touchdown of the game. seven against the cardinals, and 20th of the season. 35-16, as they head to the fourth, seven minutes left. capped off the homecoming with a great pass to deebo samuel here. tieing the fourth touchdown of the day. 16-25, 242, didn't have to finish the game as they rolled 45-29, and that is how they won the west a second straight year. >> it's the first box as you have plenty more. and so kind of tired. >> definitely a special game for me. obviously coming home and stuff, felt like a game that in high school, i would come watch the cardinals, ma

only from xfinity. >> the 49ers may have some trouble grounding the cardinals sunday in arizona. been rule out linebacker greenlaw and ward are listed as questionable. it will be a home coming for brock purdy so how will the arizona native follow up against the last time against the cardinals defense? he threw one incomplete pass the first meeting and it was highest completion percentage ever by a 49ers quarterback. this week he wanted to impress his family and friends on and off the field. >> got a new haircut. >> new haircut because you're going home? >> yeah, i think so. got family and friends so i got to look clean. >> let's get to nfl action on this saturday former 49er quarterback nick mull than gets the starts for cincinnati browning throws up for higgins he comes down with it but great field awareness as they get the touchdown sends the game into o.t. in o.t. the vikings go for it fourth and short tries to pull off the eagles push but doesn't work and the vikings turn it over on downs and do a bengals field goal, cincinnati wins 27-24 winning a key game to stay alive in t

it is a beautiful place, and cardinal dolan always brings the message.mas hug, okay? [laughter] maria: big hugs to cree. ryan, merry christmas to you. amazing that christmas is coming up just in the next couple of days, and we've got this santa claus rally underway as a well. but look at st. patrick's cathedral, how yule it is. >> yeah, it's awesome. merry christmas to you, maria, and i'll be looking forward to all your instagram shots over the holidays. i'll be the first person to like, as always. maria: we are 30 minutes away from the if opening bell, a market that is off of the lows, but, ryan, i thought for a moment we were going to go positive on the dow industrials. nasdaq's up 43 right now, that's a victory with the momentum in this stock market. >> inflation's coming down, it's good. maria: inflation's coming down. are interest rates coming down. that's the debate for 2024, and we will tackle it. again, i want to wish everybody a merry christmas from all of us here on "mornings with maria" and a happy new year. i will see you all next year. join

martha: cardinal dolan -- maria: cardinal dolan, we talk all the a time on this program about what'seah. glad you do. it's good that that we're talking about it. maria: the city is absolutely overwhelmed. i know cath thick charities do not take a time, you're helping people. >> thank you. maria: you're trying your best to help people, and for that, it's just wonderful, and i know the world thanks you. >> i hope so. maria: but for america, 8-10 million people, new people coming here, i mean, we're overwhelmed, and people are questioning why -- >> yeah. maria: finish the administration is not acknowledging an open border. you've reached out to president biden, haven't you? >> and those are very legitimate questions. so sometimes the catholic church guesses caricatured saying, oh, bring 'em all in. no. the church believes in safe, secure borders. the church bleaches we need a -- believes we need a sane, prudent, workable approach to immigration. and we don't. so i don't blame anybody for saying we've got a big mess here. this isn't working. there is a political, economic, safety side to

a vatican court has sent a instant italian cardinal to 5 and a half years in prison for financial crimes, including several accounts of embezzlement, a former adviser to pope francis, and once considered a people contender himself. cardinal angela. bet you is the highest ranking church official to stand trial at the vatican or in the buddhist legal force. your dog man have lost more ground in the title race. they came into the match 11 points off the top of the table and we're hoping to get back to winning ways. but the team was held to a one all draw by oxford and f scrounge, just one victory from their last 7 gains, or how it didn't has it's must race. his don't mind side performed as well. independent leaguers they do in europe. when is it that champions league repub desk that without to leak waiting in december and for example, they go talk to about stats and outback image in denver of age took advantage of some lightweight, defending to put the hosts in front midway through the fast. huh. the steam to be nothing more than a base of rough and tumble. and the goal was allowed to stand

the cardinal spent more than 200 million euros in donations on this. to the prosecution, he caused damage in the amount of at least 130 million. in the dock . in addition to the cardinal, there were also brokers, realtors and financiers. the russian strategic missile forces are armed with unique complexes that have no analogues; they have high combat readiness and controllability. defense minister sergei shaigu congratulated the military on their professional holiday and noted: the strategic missile forces remain the country’s reliable defense, its guarantor security and strategic stability. according to the head of the department, fighters of this type of troops are professionals with high responsibility. discipline, this helps to successfully master the latest weapons and be ready to carry out assigned tasks. in the astrakhan region, on the day of the strategic missile forces, recruits of the kapustin yar missile range took the oath. the ceremony took place in the very center of znamensk. the head of the training ground congratulated the young soldie

the cardinal to add to the lead there to get inside, to bring nice sweet blow to the hopes out.s good. 23 points 15 rebounds. we'll break overnight. more from great. here is stamper works. it inside throws it up. and wow, you know thing knocked to the ground. no one could stop her and stay for wells portland over 81 to 51. it was the now the giants introduce their biggest offseason signing so far. jung hoo, lee. >> and he was signed to the bay area and introduced to the bay area meeting to media today. >> now he's trying to six-year 130 million dollar deal with the team is a spray hitter who runs? well, he has a good glove and he was voted. the korean league's most valuable player back in 2022. when he led the league in hitting rbi and hit. 23 homers. now the 25 year-old lee will probably lead off the giants and play center field for him. one problem that could arise the fact that he did suffer an ankle injury last july. that could his season short. but he said today that he's 100% healthy and he showed off some great personality while he was talking about in a sense of humor wh