and the cardinals have the lead here in the ninth.n and he comes throughm ejroyor ainning. er to this now, thank you for the slider, left over the middle of the pl down, yesbut way too much of stays on balance. he's talking to it, get down. and down it did in fair territory. >> len: cubs will bring the infield in, now that they trail, second and third. ozuna tak a strike. the 0-1. now 1-1. >> tom: walks have been the invitation for trouble throughout this game. and justin wilson started this fire with the two walks to srt the iing. >> len: hits combined. thereave been two extra base hits. the carpenter he run in seventh. and that doubl by dejong. that's been it. not a lot of slugging tonight wi the wind blowing in. >> tom: not a lot of strikes. way too many walks. one right be anoth there, if you're pulling behind ozuna. >> len: that will offictilly be an ional walk. so the bases are now loaded for tommy ph. >> tom: the right move by pham, to fall behind a gd hitter, rather than pitch with anfi eld in. then you put the infld back. gro

as of now, he is no longer a cardinal.ted his resignation to the pope after allegations that he sexually abused a teenage boy nearly 50 years ago. he denies the allegations but last month the archdiocese said that they were credible and substantiated. due to the statute of limitations, too much time has elapsed for a criminal prosecution but the former archbishop of washington will now face a church trial. in a statement, pope francis ordered theodore mccarrick who had already finished his duties to seclude himself in a life of prayer and penance until after his trial. the scandal is doubly embarrassing because he was involved in drafting guidelines on sexual abuse following former scandals. anyone with this problem will never work in the united states, that is clear. 0ther unsubstantiated allegations have also emerged including that he coerced former seminarians into sharing his bed. two dioceses in newjersey said they had received allegations of sexual misconduct with adults, two of which were settled financially. there

y2x56y y16fy >> right now at 6:00, in an unprecedented move, pope francis strips cardinal theodore mccarrick of his tilgslo fng sex abuse allegations. mccarrickas the former archbishop of washington. tonight an accuser talks to news4. >> i lived in a prison and it has not been easy. >> we have re reaction tonight to the big story, including a response from cardinal donald whirl, the current leader of the catholic church in d.c. >>> and developing now, the death toll rises in a devastating wildfire in northern california. >>> pope francis accepts the resignation of cardinal theodore mccarrick. good evening. i'm erika gonzalez. the pop ordered him to a life of prayer and penance and took away his titleck mccar will now know known as archbishop mccarrick. the pontiff taking swift action even bore he faces a church trial per sexual allegations. he was a urbeloved f in our region for decades. news4's aimee cho is live at st. matthew the apost in northwest. aimee? >> reporter: he was a real estate leader for half a million people. we've been talking to members of the catholic church tonight. sever

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cardinals is a good first step.he beginning, not the end. i think it's really critical for the church to go in now to the different diocese like the archdiocese of washington, d.c. and the archdiocese of newark and archdiocese of new york for that matter where mccarrick held leadership positions and make sure he didn't contaminate that process to protect kids and he isn't protecting other child molesters who maybe had similar crimes to what he committed. >> thank you so much for your time. >> thank you very much. >> still so much more straight ahead in the "newsroom," but first, here's this week's start small, think big. >> a job to me was really a piece of identity that i wear that informs the world of who i am. hi, i'm melanie, the founder. starting in 2010 did feel a little risky at the time because it wasn't as dominate in mainstream culture today. however, i knew that muslim women were struggling finding beautiful high-quality hijabs. we really provided ourselves on showing women how to wear it. we carry a wide

as of now, he is no longer a cardinal.d his resignation to the pope after allegations that he sexually abused a teenage boy nearly 50 years ago. he denies the allegations but last month the archdiocese said that they were credible and substantiated. due to the statute of limitations, too much time has elapsed for a criminal prosecution but the former archbishop of washington will now face a church trial. in a statement, pope francis ordered theodore mccarrick who had already finished his duties to seclude himself in a life of prayer and penance until after his trial. the scandal is doubly embarrassing because he was involved in drafting guidelines on sexual abuse following former scandals. anyone with this problem will never work in the united states, that is clear. other unsubstantiated allegations have also emerged including that he coerced former seminarians into sharing his bed. two dioceses in newjersey said they had received allegations of sexual misconduct with adults, two of which we re misconduct with adults, two

pope francis has accepted the resignation of a prominent us cardinal.ed a teenager were credible and substantiated. the 88—year—old is the first man to leave the college of cardinals in almost a century. the two main candidates in zimba bwe's presidential elections have addressed large crowds of supporters in the capital, harare. president emmerson mnangagwa of the zanu—pf party faces a challenge nelson chamisa of the opposition mdc. parts of the uk have had almost a month's rainfall injust a few hours, as thunderstorms replaced the long summer heatwave.

muchor cardin: we very want to see him return to the united states. there was good news this week when he was released from detention rather than being incarcerated. that was a positive sign. we all responded that way. he should be home here in the united states. turkey is a nato partner. there is no justification for him not being returned to the united states. david: i want to turn to russia. there were hearings with secretary pompeo about what happened in helsinki. i know you are concerned about what might have been said behind closed doors about the magnitsky act. asked thatdin: i specific question from secretary pompeo and did not get a direct answer. all the secretary said is there's no change in policy. what came out at this hearing is that the secretary indicates the policy is the same, although the president has said different things over time. we don't know what happened in that one-on-one meeting. senator mccain and i have filed legislation that would require the president to come to congress before taking any of the names off to the magnit

senator ben cardin. thank you. coming up, president trump predicts the summit with vladimir putin may be the easiest part of the trip, but is his meeting with the russians really that simple? ,e will talk with ron johnson who just returned from a congressional trip to russia. shery: this is "bloomberg market" and i'm shery ahn. mark: nato secretary-general jens stoltenberg opened the alliance summit in brussels with a message of solidarity and a promise to recommit to investing more on defense. >> today we will strengthen our collective defense and terms and step up efforts to project stability beyond borders and fight terrorism. fair burden sharing underpins everything that we do. mark: he spoke after president trump double down on criticism that nato members needed to step up on financial commitments to the alliance. the president and german chancellor angela merkel held a one-on-one meeting in brussels the presidenter complained earlier that it was in his words, inappropriate to pay germany for -- to pay russia

theodore mccarrick is no longer a cardinal. pope francis stripped him of his tietled over allegations of sexual abuse. seth doane has the story. >> reporter: cardinals are called princes of the catholic church, and amid this elite group, cardinal theodore mccarrick stood out as one of the most public figures in the church. by stripping him of the rank of cardinal, pope francis is sending a message, says greg burke, the director of the holy see press office. >> what this means is that no matter how important your position, no matter how prestigious, when it comes to sex abuse, you are going to be held accountable. >> reporter: the 88-year-old had been removed from public ministry earlier this summer after a church panel ruled he'd abused a teenage altar boy in the early 1970s while he was a priest in new york. in recent weeks, a number of other sex abuse allegations against minors and adult seminarians have surfaced. theology professor candida moss says the problem is systemic. >> we're not just talking about the abuse of minors

archbishop theodore mccarrick resigned from the college of cardinals.s facing several sex abuse allegations: derrick ward ise live with m details on this. hey, derrick, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this word comes down from the vatican today. the pope has agreed to mccarr k mccarrick's request to be relieved from the position with college of cardinals. the archbishop of washington from 2001 to 2006. he reached the retirement -- in the ensuing years, the incredible accusations of abuse came forward. some dated back to 50 years ago. some to positions he held before becoming therchbishop of washington and revelations that settlement were made with young men who said they were young priests oreminarians at the time the abuse incidents happened and come forward. the church paid out hundreds of thousands of dollars to these young men to stay quiet during the allegations coming forward. the pope had ordered that mccarrick stay in pyer and seclusion while the church prepared some sort of nctions. his resignation from the college of cardinals will al

. >> jimmy: i know you love the cardinals.big series against the chicago cubs. >> jimmy: in st. louis. >> in st. louis. >> jimmy: you will not be able to attend? >> unfortunately i can't but i will be watching. >> jimmy: what is the greatest cardinals game you ever went to? >> i was 11 years old. 1982. the cardinals were in the world series for the first time since the '60s. so before my time. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i went to game one with my dad. we lost 10-1, or 10-0. >> jimmy: terrible. >> i thought, this is it, we're never going to win again. >> jimmy: right. >> then we somehow fought back to get to game seven and we won. i was with my dad. we won the world series. it's the greatest feeling in the world. and the cardinals theme song that year was kool & the gang's "celebration." >> jimmy: i remember that for some weird reason. >> it's the most joyful song in the world anyway. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but when it seems they're singing it about your team, to you? when all of kool and all of the gang are singing right to you? >> ji

but as of now, he is no longer a cardinal.ignation to the pope, a consequence of an investigation by the archdiocese of new york into allegations that he sexually abused a teenage boy nearly 50 years ago. theodore mccarrick denies the allegations but last month the archdiocese said they were credible and substantiated. it's thought that new york statutes of limitations means that too much time has elapsed for a criminal prosecution but the former archbishop of washington will now face a church trial. in a statement, pope francis ordered theodore mccarrick, who had already retired from active duties, to seclude himself in a life of prayer and penance until after his trial. the case is particularly embarrassing for the vatican because mccarrick was heavily involved in drafting guidelines when the sex abuse scandal first broke in the us church. from now on, anyone who has this problem who is credibly accusative, will never work in the united states, that's clear from what the holy bible says. other unsubstantiated allegations hav

senator cardin, what's your timing? >> to proceed? >> i was asking you about your timing. >> my timing is always perfect. [laughter] >> are you rushing? >> i won't disagree with that. in that case, let me make a couple comments and ask a question, and then we'll move on to our others. i appreciate all my colleagues who came today. they all have other places to be. great testimony. in your oral and written testimony, you both talked about the oversight board. i want to get some input on that today. if we could start maybe with you, in your written testimony, you recommend a lot of changes designed to revitalize the irs oversight board as it's called now. we call it the management board in the legislation, senator cardin and i put forward today, to make that distinction, because there is a lot of oversight -- might be viewed as overlapping. you mentioned the board should have the power to both review and approve all operational plans. the board currently only has over long-term strategic plans. in our legislation we sought to be more ex

cardinal. >>> breaking news from the vatican this morning regarding the resignation of a prominent cardinal. >> pope francis accepted the resignation. he announced last month he was removed among allegations of sexual abuse. why these are so significant. >> well, what we know is that recently there have been mounting accusations that the retired cardinal formerly the archbishop of newark, new jersey and washington, d.c. in washington, he became probably the premiere broker between america and the nation's political establishment. he played an incredible important role in the late years in the john paul ii tape unseeding pope benedict xxviing and he was instrumental in getting pope francis elected in 2013. the accusations is that he is guilty of a variety of acts, sexual misconduct and abuse including in at least one case with a minor. of course, pope francis has pushed himself to a strong policy on sexual abuse. today the vatican announced that i have accepted his resignation from the college of cardinals. as of today he is no longer a cardinal and the pope has suspended him, which moons th

gations haveese alle been around for so long and yet cardinal mccarrick rise in the church hierahy?> that's a good question. i think you're talking about the allegations of him toward seminaries and priests. i think priests were embarrassed to come forward and former seminarians embarrassed to come forward. it is shocking thelegations have been around for so long. it's pretty mystifying. >> let me ask you about the difference between the swift acon once the archdiocese of rew york deemedible the allegations of abusing an altar boy many years ago and the slow ornaction on allegation about adult seminarians. >> i'm not a lawyer but i think one is techically illegal,ates crime, and i think that sort of puts into place the refor the dallas charter where the person is immediately removed. and i supposehese other accusations took a while to be unearthed. wh happens in terms of the dallas charter is once there is any credible accus cation ofld abuse you are immediately taken from ministry. there's no questions asked. >> what's the church's attitude or how do they view allegations about adu

also missing a lunch with cardinal pell. >> all of our time was spent with cardinal pell.was our host. >> reporter: none of the tours, dinners and lufnches appeared when he released his official calendar. that was intentional. >> once we came back and the cardinal was charged with these offenses, i alerted them and that's when it was basically taken off the schedule we met with cardinal pell. >> reporter: he says he was fired from the epa after raising questions about scott pruitt's extravagant spending. he says keeping pruitt at epa makes no sense. >> if there's something wrong, i don't care if it's republican or democrat, right is right and wrong is wrong. what he is doing right now is completely wrong. >> reporter: cnn reached out to epa multiple times seeking comment for this report. scott pry uitt and his staff ha chosen not to respond. >>> rescue teams racing to save 12 children and their coach trapped inside a cave in thailand. how do you get some of these children -- some of whom don't know how to swim -- out of a cave filling with water? -♪ he's got legs of lumber

also missing, a lunch with cardinal pell. >> all of the time at the vatican was spent with cardinal pellal pell was our host. >> reporter: none of the tours, dinners or lunches appeared later when scott pruitt released his calendar. that was intentional. >> once we came back, the cardinal was charged with the offenses, i alerted them and that's when it was basically taken off of the schedule that we met with cardinal pell. >> reporter: he was fired from the epa after raising questions about scott pruitt's extravagant spending. he supports donald trump and donald trump's pledge to drain the d.c. swamp. he says keeping pruitt at epa makes no sense. >> if there's something wrong, i don't care if it's republican or democrat, right is right and wrong's wrong. what he's doing is completely wrong. >> drew griffin joins me now. these are serious allegations. what's the response? >> despite the fact we are talking about federal crimes, neither pruitt or anyone in his office has bothered to respond at all. we've given the epa detailed accounts of this report, have reached out multiple times. but t

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college, college of cardinals, so as of today he is no longer a cardinal, and that the pope has also, meaning he is not able to act as a priest. he cannot celebrate mass. he cannot do confirmations and so on. while a church investigation against him is unfolding. so, what we have is fairly dramatic and rapid papal action against the highest rung of the catholic structure. this kind of thing is unprecedented since the early 20th century. >> all right. well, we'll continue to follow it through you, john allen. thank you very much for insights on the breaking news out of the vatican this morning. christi? >>> a doctor for former president george h.w. bush was shot in the middle of his bike ride. listen to what -- you're going to listen to what investigators are finding out now as they try to piece together exactly what happened. really interesting here. stay close. we're drowning in information. where in all of this is the stuff that matters? the stakes are so high, your finances, your future. how do you solve this? you partner with a firm that combines trusted, personal advice with the

senator cardin referenced to begin to allow inspectors. they also show up to meetings, which they don't always do. there are scheduled ongoing meetings, and they have been a no-show? >> sometimes they do not show up. >> what has been the response from the white house? this is going to be a long process and the white house will get its nose bloodied a little bit. that is the history of this negotiation and has been a history for every president has dumped -- attempted to deal with north korea. did manage to change the paradigm for the beginning. thank you both for being part of newsmakers. >> thank you. saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on american history tv, live holiday coverage of the confederate icons coverage from james madison university. speakers include ceo of the american civil war museum and the museum's historian. ceo of the shenandoah valley battlefield foundation, purdue university professor, and author of the book "after the civil war." watch the confederate icons conference saturday morning starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern on ame

he's been strippedf othe cardinal title and all because of allegations of sexual abuse. stephen white is with thed ethis ublic policy center. >> i think this is far from over. i hope that this threat keeps getting pulled and that whatever remaining networks there are unraveled. >> white says h should appoint an independent investigator to see how they will bemo pd even though there's allegations of sexual misconduct insthe >> it seems unlikely that someone like mccarrick was able to climb the ranks of the church and nobody else in the church hierarchy bears any responsibility from that. >> he resigned from the conference of cardinals over the weekend and the allegations against him involved a minor a when he w priest in new york he's cording to nbc news been accused of sexual misconduct by adeaths three times and two involved secret settlements. just this weekend a loudoun county man who asked we only sentify him james told news 4 he had been abused by mccarrick for decades start when he was 11 years old. >> i could not feel any emotion and i n coulder have intimacy. i c

thinking to the mayor and to senator cardin and congressman saar baines and also to your team at healthcare for the homeless. yesterday the state of maryland released data for overdose deaths and in 2017 there were 2282 total overdose deaths in our state and of those 761 occurred in baltimore city. 573 of these death in 2017 and fall fentanyl for comparison in 201312 death involved fentanyl which is a 5000% increase in four years. they are terrifying and frustrating because they keep increasing and we don't even know if this is the peak of the epidemic these numbers are frustrating because those of us on the front lines we know what works to stop this epidemic. here in baltimore everyday residents have used the opioid antidote narcan to save lives in 2017 that doesn't even include but are first responders are firefighters or ems. we have to ration narcan every week i have to decide who gets narcan and who doesn't does that make sense we ration a life-saving antidote in the middle of a public health emergency? under the mayor's leadership we are treating addiction as the disease as it is to

cardin: i would like to turn to dr. nolan. dr. nolan: thank you for inviting me here and thank you for your leadership. the institute is a foundation and we are always looking for innovative ways to spur different kinds of programs, different ways of thinking differently about the issues that we are addressing, like the opioid crisis. in terms of what the federal government can do, i noticed at both the state level and the federal level these commissions that they are talking about expanding treatment and things of that nature, there is not a -- aboutscussion it harm reduction. naloxone is an important overdose tool and there are other ways we can embed treatment. people being kicked out of housing because they are still using, would you kick somebody out of treatment for diabetes because they had cake over the weekend? thinking about things differently in terms of access for treatment, in terms of lowering the threshold for treatment. hodgeshodges -- mr. mentioned how difficult treatment was. we can get treatment mobile and in do

the bishop is the highest, an archbishop and cardinal are on the top of the food chain and it's hartoevel an asization against that person. the enunsio at the vatican in the united states is the one you could to. father ramsey did go to the nunsio and was ignored or the nunsio didn't believe him and that process failed. d i think one of the reasons so many are surpriy these allegations is he was so out front on te abuse scandal against children, and yet this was going on or at least thele ations were there against him. what do you make of that? >> well, peoplere very complex and i guess he was able to mpartmentalize his own misbehavior and abuse and somehow i'm assuming think that pue child sexual abuse is warranted differenshment, but the idea someone himself is behaving improperly with people would be in the forefront is mystifying to me, so it again shows the complexity of the human rson and of sin, too. i think the most difficult thing for me to fathm was how these situations had gone on for so long, ev befoe he was arch bishop of newark and washington, that was really stunne.ing

pope francis has accepted the resignation of a prominent us cardinal.he catholic church found that allegations theodore mccarrick had sexually abused a teenager were credible and substantiated. the 88—year—old is the first man to leave the college of cardinals in almost a century. the two main candidates in zimba bwe‘s presidential elections have addressed large crowds of supporters in the capital, harare. president emmerson mnangagwa of the zanu—pf party faces a challenge nelson chamisa of the opposition mdc. parts of the uk have had almost a month's rainfall injust a few hours, as thunderstorms replaced the long summer heatwave. lightning strikes added to the misery of thousands of travellers, with cancelled flights and trains on one of the busiest weekends of the summer. stanstead airport and eurotunnel were badly affected. here's simonjones. the holiday getaway from hell. the queues grew and grew at stansted airport as flights were cancelled. blamed on the thunderstorms that meant planes could not fly safely. ryanair, the main operator at stansted,

>>> rht now at 11:00, the archbishop of washington responds to the unprecedented resignation of cardinal theodore mccarrick. what donald wuerl said the move means for the future of the church. plus, a accuser talks to news4. >> i could not feel any emotion. i could never have intimacy. >> his message to mccarrick and her potential victims. >> and the body of a young person found on the campus of a local elementary school. >> news4 at 11:00 starts now. >> a revered leader in the roman catholic church making history by stepping down. ood evening, i'm erika gonzalez. theater mccarrick, the former archbishop of washington, is in resi after months of sex abuse allegations. news4's aimee cho has reaction to the stunning announcement ang joins us t from the newsroom. aimee? >> erika, mccarrick was a popular and well liked religious leader here in d.c., but toda some members of the catholic church told us they new see him as a hypocrite. ♪ >> reporter: for five years, this was the man who led the catholic church here in d.c. archbishop theodore mccarrick, now stripped of his title of cardinal fo

the first american cardinal ever to do so. his decision forced by a month of abuse allegations dating back to the 1970s. from an altar boy that american church officials found credible to seminarians who say mccarrick preyed on them, to this family friend. interviewed today by nbc station wrc. the man identified only as james wants to remain anonymous but says mccarrick started abusing him when he was 11. >> i thank god that somebody finally stopped him. and it gave me an opportunity to was going to believe me. >> reporter: tonight, there is no word from mccarrick on james' claims. >> translator: god weeps. for the sexual abuse of children. >> reporter: three years after pope francis spoke those words in philadelphia, abuse still stains the church. last month, francis accepted the resignations of five bishops in chile for cover-ups there. next month, the pope comes here, to ireland. yet another country ravaged by decades of sexual abuse scandal. tonight one victims group says the vatican must be honest about who knew what when

cardinal donald wuerl the curren archbishop of d.c.an exclusive interview he told our news warnings wtop he views this as a big step forward. >> the pope is saying, we need o tothat we are hearing these things, paying attention o hem, and acting. >> mccarrick put out a statement saying he has no memeny of the unters and claiming he's innocent. he will soon face a church trial by the vatican. w>> it's encouraging peop kept these things buried to step forward and say even though this happened a long time ago, i want you to know it happened. ur >> catholic members hoping it never happens again. >> the church has to move on and btry to make corrections t they can. they have certainly been doing that. i think there's been a lot of energy. >> aimee cho, news 4. >>> so this morning we are hearing from the loudoun county resident who said mccarrick abused him for many yes growing up. he first went public with allegations in the "new york times." he shared his reaction to mccarrick's resignation with our david culver. h asked we not show his fa

also missing is a lunch. >> all of the time was spent with cardinal pell.ut none of it appeared later when scott pruitt released his official calendar. jim says that was intentional. >> once we came back and the cardinal was actually charged with these offenses, i alerted them and that is when it was basically taken off the schedule that we met with cardinal pell. >> reporter: he says that he was fired from the epa after raising questions about scott pru it's prui pruitt's spending. he says keeping pruitt at epa makes no sense. he supports president trump. >> if there is something i don't think, i don't care republican or democrat, right is right and wrong is wrong. and what he is doing is completely wrong. >> reporter: cnn of course reached out to epa multiple times seeking comment for this report. scott pruitt and his staff somewhere chosen not to respond. drew griffin, cnn, atlanta. >> drew, thank you. for reaction, david chalian is with me. there have been many corrupt cabinet officials in the past, but how high up the list is this guy on the list of wo

today cardinals then talks to al-jazeera. today how risky is it for people to worship in so-called underground churches in china i think the. decision must be very different at indy in a city when where you have a strong underground community there are mass every sunday many people go but they don't have changes so they say mass in the private home and that these masses technically illegal obviously either but everybody. everybody the neighbors they know that they are singing their praises. and. surely no because they be punished if it's illegal you know when i was teaching in shanghai i have my confidence solutions samos in the end of them. you know what the people around the the public security. in a what did they told me they say oh father's hand tell your father to be to be more discreet what happened. tell him to cross the door when the same us. you know why the too many people go there his room is small so they feed a staircase everyday kitchen down there and here people. keep coming back to the believe the open that's

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senator ben cardin of maryland joins me now. senator, it's good to see you.le bit of an interview your colleague, senator cantwell, did with chuck todd over the weekend about just how important this vote is going to be for democrats. take a look and we'll talk about it. >> i think that my colleagues on both sides of the aisle know that this vote could be a -- one of the key votes of their entire career. they know that no matter what spin comes out of the white house, if they vote for somebody who's going to change precedent, it could be a career-ending move. >> senator cardin, do you agree with that assessment? if you're a democrat and vote no, do you risk ending your career in the democratic party? >> i think senator cantwell is absolutely right as to the consequences of this nomination. the president is looking at a list prepared by outside groups with the intention of changing the precedent of the court particularly as it pertains to women's rights and ro roe v. wa. this is an extremely important vote for every united states senator. we need to understand

in the catholic church in the united states this follows allegations of sexual abuse against the cardinal including the case involved an eleven year old boy francis has ordered mccarthy to remain in seclusion and in prayer until the church trial is held. for as president marching of his car has announced a referendum on planned political and judicial reforms aimed at stamping out corruption reforms include cutting private election funding and introducing a second chamber in congress comes after a phone conversation emerged that appeared to show judges trading favors with businessmen and lawmakers. tens of thousands of russians of protest against plans to hike the country's retirement age rallies organized by trade unions and the communist party mobilize people in over a dozen cities across the country many russians have voiced their anger over the fact that this new or tyrant age of sixty five is the same as the life expectancy for russian that. well as people in zimbabwe prepare to head to the polls they'll be casting their vote for a leader not named robert mugabe for the first time in

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heather: kathy, i will start with you, this statement from the cardinals president, he, of course, as friend of kavanaugh, we want to speak up and show support as former classmate and long-time friend, what's wrong with that? >> as long as he's saying on behalf of my team we are supporting this candidate for the supreme court, so the nfl supposed to keep politics out of the game or or is nfl have to have politics in game. they weren't happy about kaepernick doing it. the right wasn't happy with kaepernick on his knee, is the left supposed to be happy with this es divorcement? michael, what do you think, it's hypocritical? >> the central theme has been patriotism, they celebrate the nation, what colin kaepernick violated the rules of nfl, protested the country itself, the symbol of the country itself. this is very different when lebron james we wanted to campaign for barack obama, nobody said, it's fine, when vÍctor cruz appeared in campaign for barack obama and when the president of arizona cardinals writes a letter for old high school pal, by the way, a role that's nonpartisan indepe