this is the wedding anniversary mass, an annual event at the archdiocese. >> we do this every february to honor the couples who have been married 30, 40, 50 or more years, last time we had almost two dozen married almost over 50 years. we have a beautiful little reception afterwards and one couple was married 72 years, they had about 40 people in their family, it was beautiful. look it up, it is in february, at the cathedral , and we would love to invite you to attend next year. >> and anybody is welcome, here is a couple. they may be the 72 year? >> no, it was a hispanic couple, but they are probably 40 or 50 years. it is a really nice event. >> you started with god and we are going to be ending with god, as we are going to mass to give thanks for marriage. what is your final message to people interested? >> prepare as much as you can, nobody is ever to prepared for marriage, use the resources, there are many of them. talk to other older couples, get some information from them. >> i will second that, ed's website is wonderful, full of resources and programs by the way. there's men's r

the archdiocese of san francisco wouldn't comment on any specific allegations, but in a statement told us it takes sexual abuse accusations seriously, adding that it aims to protect the rights of all alleged victims and alleged abusers, which is why the archdiocese says releasing a list of all priests accused of sexual abuse would be unjust. for those who are falsely accused. they say that because they're more interested in protecting their reputation and the offenders than they are having the truth known about the peril that exists. and why is it that this archbishop and this diocese is the only in california that hasn't released a list, at least of those they deem credibly accused that they deem bigad? siobhan. nbc bay area news. we investigate. ultimate fighting ceo dana white is joining the board of meta. a longtime friend of president elect donald trump, the announcement comes just two weeks before trump's second administration begins. meta ceo mark zuckerberg posted on facebook, saying white has built the ufc into one of the most valuable, fastest growing and most popular sports

the archdiocese of san francisco wouldn't comment on any specific allegations, but in a statement told us it takes sexual abuse accusations seriously, adding that it aims to protect the rights of all alleged victims and alleged abusers, which is why the archdiocese says releasing a list of all priests accused of sexual abuse would be unjust. for those who are falsely accused. they say that because they're more interested in protecting their reputation and the offenders than they are having the truth known about the peril that exists. and why is it that this archbishop and this diocese is the only in california that hasn't released a list, at least of those they deem credibly accused that they deem bigad? siobhan. nbc bay area news. we investigate, and our investigative unit has uncovered stories of abuse by catholic priests across the bay area, including revelations about priests in the oakland diocese. you can see their previous reports on our website. just head to nbcbayarea.com slash investigations. well, new charges tonight for a notorious bay area kidnaping. matthew mueller was co

recalled sexual abuse they say they endured as children at the hands of priests inside the san francisco archdiocese. the ongoing risk to children is too great to be silent. they're now demanding san francisco's archbishop follow in the footsteps of every other diocese in the state and release its own list of priests deemed by the church itself as credibly accused of committing sexual abuse against children. if you don't have a list, it's justhe absence of the truth. sandra oldfield is one of two women who filed official complaints with the vatican today, demanding san francisco's archbishop, salvatore cordileone, be removed from his position in light of what they describe as serious inaction. oldfield says her abuse began when she was just 15 by a priest in her youth group that was grooming. i mean, that was setting me up that whole time for a sexual relationship. all throughout my teen years and beyond. and so it was just rape. that happened over a lot of years. the priest has accused reverend lawrence finnegan did not respond to our request for comment. oldfield says she first reported the abuse

(upbeat music) >>> hello and on behalf of the archdiocese of san francisco, welcome to "mosaic", we begin with two quotations, one from the italian catholic priest of the late 19th century who worked with poor children, he said this, only god knows the good that can come about from reading one good catholic book. the other quotation from st. jerome the priest and scholar who translated the bible into latin in the fourth century. he said when we pray we speak to god, but when we read god speaks to us. that pair of wise sayings makes a good introduction to the topic today of catholic publishing, as guests we have two people who work in this fascinating world here in our city, san francisco is home to a highly respected publishing house, founded 40 years ago it has grown into one of the largest religious publishers in the country with a vast catalog of books and other modes of catholic communication. we will tape a brief break and join us afterwards to learn more about catholic reading and writing. with ignatius press. >> when you put positivity out, it does multiply. >> you get stronger. >>

it's hosted by the archdiocese of new orleans. now they will also meet privately with families of victims and community members, as well as first responders and law enforcement. 14 people died and 30 more were injured before the attacker was killed and an attack on bourbon street on new year's day. well, investigators are providing an eerie first look at how the man behind that deadly attack prepared ahead of time. agents say the attacker recorded this video on his meta glasses in october as he biked around the french quarter and on the night of the attack. surveillance cameras captured him placing two coolers containing improvised explosive devices by bourbon street. neither of those bombs detonated, and congress gathered in our nation's capital today amid a citywide snow emergency, to certify president elect donald trump's election victory, exactly four years after hundreds of his supporters attacked the capitol, disrupting certification of his 2020 loss. today, there was no such violence. nbc's alice barr is on capitol hill with

year's day vehicular terrorist attack on bourbon street attending a prayer service hosted by the archdiocese orleans to mourn the loss of the 14 victims who were killed. but that was not the only incident that happened over those 24 hours. we investigated it as a possible act of terrorism. in las vegas matthew livelsberger, a member of the army elite special forces, blew himself up inside a tesla cybertruck near the entrance of the trump international hotel on new year's day. it turned out we know a lot more about his motivations as well as his political leanings than we originally read in the papers and talking points memo reported over the weekend authorities released notes written by the truck bomber in which he wrote, quote, this was not a terrorist attack. it was a wake-up call. americans only pay attention to spectacle and violence. in another letter, littles berger used the popular racist insult for black success when referring to vice president kamala harris. he wrote, quote, stop obsessing over diversity. we are all diverse and eei is a cancer. thankful for the thankfully we rejecte

of the awards -- i don't get very many awards and one of them i did get and am proud of it is the archdiocese of baltimore and worked with the archbishop to keep the catholic schools open in baltimore and we did and had the highest scores in their standardized testing and baltimore city schools had some of the lowest they ever had. so there was not open -- there was never an attempt that these would be laws. these were guidance. i was very upset about the way some of the prospectus on physicians wanted to use off counter drugs whether it was ivermectin or others and i wanted to publish all the information we had about the use of condroxy cloraquin. and i shouldn't publish it in the r.c.r. and i said no, i'm not endorsing it and i want figureses to use this and have all the knowledge we have. but there was this attitude that if you were to share that information it was somehow an endorsement and saw the opposite with the vaccines and couldn't agree with the senator more how critical it is that we give credibility to vaccine injury. i practice now two days a week and a significant amount is mos

cardinal robert mcilroy will succeed cardinal gregory, who has led the archdiocese since 2019. trump administration. >>> and some 15 million americans will see around $49 billion of medical debt disappear from their credit report. a finalized biden administration rule barred that information from appearing on the report. that means lenders will no longer will be able to take that debt into consideration when deciding whether or not to issue a loan. the move is expected to raise credit scores by about 20 points. >>> president-elect donald trump was asked today if he could assure the world that he would not use military or economic coercion to gain control of greenland or panama. mr. trump answered that he could not assure that. the president-elect said at a wide-ranging news conference at his mar-a-lago home those comments. and notably, his son, donald trtrump jr., is in greenland rit now. there's a picture of a non-official trip. nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard joins us now. vaughn, you were at that news conference today. in addition to the panama canal and greenland, mr

they're the roman catholic leaders of the archdiocese of washington. >> having said that, the prayers today, which i have read through are about caring for refugees, they're about breaking down walls. >> they're having compassion for people. there's a rabbi who's going to read the segment from deuteronomy that says, you, israel, were strangers in a foreign land. so you must now welcome strangers as god has welcomed you and as you have been welcomed. i wonder how president trump and some of the administration sitting, listening to those prayers and those readings will feel when they seem in direct opposition to some of his policies. >> that will be very interesting to see, to see this morning, and we'll all see it together. i believe it begins at around 11:00 this morning. president trump talked about god yesterday during his inaugural inaugural address about god saving him. i want to play that for you and for everyone. listen to this, please. >> just a few months ago, in a beautiful pennsylvania field, an assassin's bullet ripped through my ear. but i felt then and believe even more s

by sending father mcelroy here to the washington archdiocese? think you would be hard-pressed to make an argument that one of the most vocal supporters of the pope on issues such as immigration, the environment, lgbtq plus issues , is appointed to this prominent position in washington , the backyard of the president-elect in two weeks. and it just happens to be a coincidence on january 6th. some people say it is a but i do think the pope is sending a message to his appointment . and by the way, there were some rumors that the pope was deciding on somebody else before the election. for this particular position . and that after the election he changed his mind and went toward cardinal mcelroy. i do think he is sending a message and i think it is a pretty clear one because the pope is divergent with the president-elect on many issues . and i think the archbishop will speak forcefully . and with a lot of power and certitude about issues that he believes in. >> immigration, as you point out, is one of the big issues that he has been really outspoken

the rocket. star ship breaks apart, in archdiocese disintegrates over the atlantic ocean and the airlines had todiverted so they wouldn't hit any debris falling out of the sky. elon musk indicated that an oxygen fuel leak could be to blame but he did remain optimistic about getting it right next time. that's the thing, just keep going so this was the 7th test of the star ship. it's a reusable system and eventually, we want to use it to take humans to the moon and then mars. or in the other order but this stuff is so cool. stuart: it is. thanks lauren. bret baier reported on this program that trump will be delivering on day one with more than 150 executive orders on the table. coming up we've got to talk to trump's incoming press secretary karoline leavitt about trump's day one agenda. >> bret baier in washington, congratulations. 15 years. holy cow, 15th anniversary of "varney" & company. hard to believe its been that long. congratulations. it's always an honor to be on your show, especially getting the occasional golf question. stuart: [laughter] power outages can be unpredictable, inconvenient