enraged protesters in chile tried to prevent juan baros as being ordained their new bishop.baros is accused of covering up his former mentor, a notorious pedophile priest convicted by the courts and the vatican. >> i feel the coherence of the pope has been jeopardized here. >> they continue to call for the pope to remove baros. the bishop declined to speak with al jazeera but denied any wrongdoing. an assertion refuted by his accusers. >> each testimony we have given confirmed in time what shocks me is that still necessary to convince some people of the truth. >> scores of chileen priests are calling for baros's remove, and they're perplexed that the pope ignored their warnings. >> knowing everything that we know the only explanation is that the facts were presented to the holy father with a different light with a different connotation by others with nor influence. otherwise this is incomprehensible. >> many priests and catholics want an investigation. >> millions of catholics abandoned the church in part over the hierarchy to condemn sexual abuses. what happened at this cat

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the the canucks alexander baros scored two goals in 15 seconds.er wheat the flyers four-one. flyers are in calgary tomorrow night. >>> coming up in the next half an hour on "eyewitness news" three is on your side this morning with an important recall before you make lunch or dinner to day, jan. >>> about a hundred people are forced from their homes after a four alarm fire breaks out at an apartment complex in northeast phihiladelphia i'm jan carabao on the the scene where fire crews have remain on the scene. coming up a full update. >>> also what is in store for joe by men 2016. the the vice-president is not saying much but a newly formed group has something in mind for him. >>> vittoria and katie return with your traffic and weather together on the three's it is wednesday morning, good morning everybody. we'r >>> good morning, more than a hundred people looking for a new place to stay this morning after a massive fire rips through this northeast philadelphia apartment complex we are their life with the aftermath of this huge blaze and also the cl

in the game canucks alexander baros scored two goals, 17 seconds apart and the canucks win four-one. flyers in calgary tomorrow night. >>> erika. >> thanks, diana. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" a major health insurance company is latest victim of a sign's tack. jill wagner has details in the money watch repeport but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3. >>> a hundred people are forced from their hems by a huge fire in northeast philadelphia a apartment complex. the rita grace manor apartments on academy road went up in flames around 5:00 yesterday afternoon. five people suffered minor injuries investigators say that the fire started in a utility room. >>> tarod webster nate on pugh faces charges that he tried to give material support to the islamic state. pugh last known u.s. address was in bridgeton cumberland county. he was arrested in asbury park after returning from the trip to the middle east. >>> penn state fraternity could face charges after its members a allegedly posted inappropriate pictures of woman on a secret facebook page. kappa delta a row is suspende

one of the thousands who protested at the cathedral, and continues calling for the pope to remove barosop has declined to speak to al jazeera, but has denied any wrongdoing. >> translator: each testimony we have given has been confirmed in time. what shocks me is it's still necessary to convince some people of the truth. >> reporter: scores of chilean priests and dee can-- decans are calling for his removal. >> translator: knowing everything we know the only explanation is that the facts were presented to the holy father in a different light by others with more influence. >> reporter: many priests and lay catholics want a full investigation and say he must stand down until his name is cleared. if in the last 30 years tens of millions of catholics abandoned the church in part because of anger over the hierarchy's refusal to condemn sexual abuses, what happened here shows that now many catholics are willing to wage the battle from within the church. underminingeing efforts to win back confidence in a church that has already suffered so much discredit. >>> time now for the sport. this man

canucks broke a one-one tie in the third period when alexander baros scored two goals in less than 202nd. canucks win four-one. flyers are in calgary tomorrow night. >>> up next rocky returns to his old stumping ground today. >> we have word where you can see sylvester stallone in action today nicole. >> that is right erika with an umbrella inner hand mary poppins takes flies. we are live from cherry hill high school with their high flying production, you cannot miss this this is really cool, we will be right back. dave: the effect that standardized testing is having on our students is already coming through, it's already showing, and they haven't even taken the test yet. my first-grader came home the other day and cried, because he couldn't - he didn't feel like going to karate practice. after he was done with his work, he said, "mom, i'm just tired," and started to cry. in first grade. what are we doing? what are we doing to our kids? >>> lets get traffic and weather together, bun will up. >> exactly. >> we actually ended up flirting with 07 degrees right before the noon hour. we have

as we sit here right in this spot, we are 3,500 miles from baro alaska, the northern most point of the united states right there in the center of the arctic. 3,500 miles and a lot of canada in between. though, there's not a connection between the american people and the arctic we only have 50,000 americans who live above the arctic circle in northern alaska. now, i think most alaskans the rest of the state also have a connection to the arctic. they understand it. but it's not a large population. and someone mentioned earlier this morning, in fact, i meant to comment on it. i think it was one of our coast guard officers that was in the earlier meeting talked about us being a meritime nation. i had a hard time trying to convince people we were an meritime nation yet we are. it's only been recently with the opening of the waters that we developed all the centers. that's why we're so excited ant this. there's a change in climate. it's opening up waters and there are needs there. but they are new needs. they're new starts. and anything in washington that's a new start is very difficult to s

so we went to nome, baro and did additional listening sessions. brought that back and further refined our program. now, we had projected that i wasn't going to speak publically about the program until we had done those listening sessions. and i can't remember the exact date, but there was an event that hart conley at csis had scheduled, which was passing the torch between canada and the united states. and that was to be my first opportunity to speak publicly about our arctic council program. until i was asked by other leadership to speak at another event, the center for american progress on the day before the csis event. so, i sort of use those as markers. for those of you who are familiar with the center for american progress, they have an environmental focus. and when i spoke to them, afterwards, they said, admiral, you got it. you've recognized the importance of the climate. you recognize the importance of the environment. you're a little strong on that security and safety stuff on the other side but, you know that's okay. it looked like a bala