no one can interrogate a cardinal except another cardinal, which does suggest that benedict believed there were cardinals responsible for these leaks. what he certainly didn't expect was that it would turn out to be his own butler. >> the trial against pope benedict xvi's former butler, paolo gabriele, opened on saturday. >> narrator: for the first time ever, journalists and camera crews were invited inside a vatican courtroom. for those who witnessed the proceedings, it had all the elements of a show trial. >> it was so scripted and so narrowly focused on the fact that the butler had to have been the only one that shows the documents, that leaked them to the journalists, that took them out of the safety of the vatican. his defense lawyer was very much aligned with the prosecutor. everything was really kept on message. >> i was at the man's trial. there were documents that were leaked, he supposedly leaked, that were written in languages that he does not speak. how would he even know that they were important? nobody that i have spoken to and that i continue to speak to in the vatican

he put a tough as nails australian cardinal by the name of cardinal george fell in charge of it, anded the boat around here, because this is a significant departure from the way business has been done in the past. i mean, there is no way to threaten the old guard more than taking away the power of the purse. >> yes. >> and that is, in effect, what francis has done. so, he clearly at that level is a change agent. >> and i do get the sense, john, that everybody is sort of on edge waiting to see what he's going to do next. i mean, from cardinals on up to catholics -- >> you and i both know vatican officials who get out of bed in the morning, you know, in sort of a cold sweat, wondering what the new earthquake is going to be that's going to go off today. so, this is clearly a pope that is shaking things up. >> and a pope who is very popular. and john, i heard you describe this event to be a catholic mardi gras on steroids when it comes to the crowds and excitement. so, it's clearly evident that these are two very beloved and wildly popular popes you're talking about, not to mention pope

as expressed so well by cardinal dolan in talking about it. that's a big change in the world. >> o'donnell: you heard him make sort of endorsement for yep bush running for president and it's a nice way to segue to jeb bush in 2016 politics there's lots to talk about on that front. what is biggest impediment for jeb bush to get in this race? >> there's a competition for the biggest impediments. he has a few. let's focus just narrow one, one is he hasn't won a race since 2002. things have change add lot in politics. he is not necessarily a happy warrior kind of fellow. and presidential campaigns right now would test the happiest warrior. hubert humphrey would be in tears. the constant pinging ever the presidential campaign he would be attacked on both his family legacy, not just about iraq but about his father as supporting of tax increases, his boar's lack of spending restraint, conservatives don't like that. that's why bush name is booed in new hampshire. common core, educational standards that cardinal talked about education. this is an issue

we cardinals are not surprised in the man that we got. we can see that he listened as we were talking in those ten days before the conclave as to what we thought we needed in the next pope, he's doing it. we're not surprised he's doing it, we're surprised he's doing it with such beautiful effectiveness. now, you could be on to something. i know a fellow who is very close to jorge and he saw him at world youth day in rio rio de janero -- i can't expect all the viewers to share this part. for me as a man of faith there's something called the carism of office, carism being a free gift from god to give the grace of somebody to carry a burden. and i think he's got it. we need somebody. if he didn't have the acclaim, popularity that he's got, i don't know if he would be able to be as effective. >> rose: and the reinforces you. as some people say the office makes the man or woman and in some case the man or woman meeks the office not speaking about religious but speaking about institution. there's the impact of the office changing the person or

francis cardinal george reveals the extensive process of finding his successor as it battles the latest round of treatment for cancer. we welcome our viewers for watching us around the country. >> took the time to talk about his successor in chicago dividends on gun battle cancer. the fact that my health is uncertain and is not a question of imminent death. i'm not going to be done and i do not think. this is a position that demands a lot of constant attention. talking about the process revealing that it has begun informally. the process to produce a list of potential successors to the archbishop of chicago. given the time it has to set aside for chemotherapy is not fair to the people of the archdiocese and george has asked them to begin the process. something that does not happen in a matter of weeks and months. the cardinal of course talk about his strong personal relationship with john paul the second. given the cardinals delicate medical condition. just finished another round of chemotherapy. the topic of what comes next understandably capture people's attention here in chicago. >>

the cardinal delivered a 90 minute lecture. also explaining to those in the audience why he cannot be traveling to rome for the canonization of pulp on the 23rd and pulp on the second. >> george did not speak to reporters afterward. worked closely with the cardinal for many years explains that it is just too risky for him to travel. >> great intentions for john paul the second. i am sure to see that ministry being recognized would have been a very powerful moment for him. he is not a sentimental guy. he faces reality. it is not the end of the world. >> he felt he could not risk another infection saying it would be foolish for him to go. >> announced that he will begin aggressive chemotherapy after doctors detected cancer cells and the right kidney. an infection and flew like symptoms. the doctor was asked if the latest bout with cancer has changed the cardinal. >> he has always look that and known one day he was going to stand before his maker. that part has not changed. knowing that he is closer to it. we all know each day tha

the cardinal, although he. strong last night did not speak to reporters. but a university spokesman did. >> he had great affection for john paul the second. i am sure to see that wonderful chemistry be recognized through canonization would have been a powerful moment. but he is not a sentimental guy in terms of himself. he faces reality and it's not the end of the world. >> colonel george said he is disappointed he is not making the trip but he also said he felt it was more important for him to be in chicago for holy week which starts on saturday. >>illinois lawmakers have signed off on a plan to help chicago solve its public pension debt crisis. but the next big step must be taken at city hall, not at the state capitol. republicans refused to put the state on record as forcing chicago to raise its property taxes. so instead, the city council will have to approve the tax hike. >> the issue of the revenue side is firmly in the hands of the city council that's the responsible thing to do. >> this legislation and the willingness of our residents, are employee

when he was a cardinal in 1938, cardinal pacelli and the next slide show's pacelli's coronation as pope pius xii. this is the scene that begins my book that sets the stage a bit for our discussion. this is 1939. let's go back to 1922 when the two younger robust men come to power the same year. the pope was not only vigorous as i mentioned that he was also known as something of a tyrant. cardinals would literally prepare themselves for a meeting with the pope in their private chapel and pray to god to somehow see them through without the pope yelling at them are finding them wanting. the pope in reading some of these accounts of these meetings with the pope where the pope would turn purple with rage, pound on his desk and he's yelling at for example a foreign ambassador where he has been unhappy with something his country has done. but the pope also has a high sense of the dignity of the papal office. interesting today with pope francis making news in taking symbolic actions that seem to be peeling away some of that symbolic activity. for example pius the xi from the day he beat cam pope

francis cardinal george celebrated easter mass for what may be his final time. the catholic faithful crowded into holy name cathedral, fully aware that the cardinal is fighting a recurrence of cancer. he was strong enough to stand for his homily... but he had to sit for communion. >> it may be the last easter in which i am the archbishop of chicago. i don't know if it's the last one i will be on this base of the earth but at any rate, i am in his hands as everyone else is. we trust in god. >> the cardinal's weakened immune system is reducing the time he is able to spend with his parishioners. and he won't be able to travel to the vatican for this week's canonization of popes john paul the second and john the 23-rd. two lovable characters with the same name, met face-to-face in australia. prince george met george the bilby, a long-eared marsupial living in his new enclosure. the exhibit and bilby were both renamed in honor of the young heir to the british throne. accompanied by his parents, prince william and the duchess of cambridge, prince george toured the zoo

louis cardinal football pencil.eople on twitter were like, hey, man, hate to rain on your parade. there is no st. louis cardinal football team. there is a st. louis cardinals baseball team and there's an arizona cardinals football team but there's not st. louis cardinals. well guess what? my pencils are from 1982 when there was a st. louis cardinals football team. [ laughter ] [ applause ] so now who's the super cool dude -- [ laughter ] -- that collects pencil from the '80s. checkmate. [ laughter ] we've got a great show for you tonight. sophia vergara is here. [ cheers and applause ] very exciting. from "game of thrones" actress natalie dormer is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] also, sports writer and "new york times" best-selling author jonah keri. [ cheers and applause ] a very fun show. we'll talk some baseball with jonah him. now, today as i mentioned is earth day. we've had a lot of crazy winter. a lot of intense weather lately and i don't know about you but it feels to me like earth is becoming dist

alisha gray starts the game six for six shooting but the cardinal regrouped. finds ogwumike. she scored 16 in the second half. stanford wins 74-65. they will face uconn in the final four in nashville. >>> warriors and mavs tied at 120 in overtime. steph curry for the win. he did it again. the warriors beat dallas. it's on to san antonio. >>> giants and diamondbacks, brandon belt nearly put it into the pool. that's a three-run home run the second in as many nights but the giants would squander the lead. they lose 5-4. >>> sharks and islanders, san jose chasing anaheim for the first in the division tied at 4. brett burn shot bounce through the slots found patrick marleau who scores and the sharks are now just a point behind the ducks. >>> baseball notes for you. the a's rained out last night. they will have a doubleheader today. first game at 12:30. second game at 6:00. desean jackson is not coming to meet with the 49ers. he signed or agreed to a three- year contract last night with the redskins. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> play of the day nhl, sa

fully aware that the cardinal was fighting a recurrence of cancer. strong enough to stand but had to sit for communion. >> any rate we believe and the love of god and in his hands we trust in god. >> the cardinals weakened immune system is reducing the time he is able to spend with his parishioners. he will not deal to travel fopeople to travel to the vatican. >> more than 150,000 catholics turned out in st. peter's square to hear the pope celebrate easter. he made his way through the crowd. he delivered a plea for peace in countries like syria ukraine and nigeria. next month the pope plans on making a pilgrimage to jordan and israel and palestinian territories. traveling alone to bring viewers live coverage. you also bring you coverage on our web site. >> a computer virus could affect your television. investors take a cautious approach to the week ahead. a number of corporate earnings reports are due this week. the 16 oz packages of plastic weiners. more details on the recall check out our web site. >> >> were about $20 billion. comcast has pledged

cleaning with committees of cardinals and lay people, investigating sex abuse, the vatican bank andurch itself, starting with the executive offices at headquarters known as the roman curia, latin for "court." >> mickens: he set up a council, a privy council of eight cardinals from around the world, to advise him on reforming the curia and governing the universal church. really? governing the universal church? most people overlooked that they thought he was going to come in and clean up the vatican and reform the roman curia. instead, what francis has embarked upon is a reform of the governing structure of the church. >> pelley: and the church that he dreams of looks like what? >> mickens: a missionary church, a missionary church that shows the mercy of god, a church that's not wagging its finger at people, not scolding people, but is inviting people, walking with people, befriending people. he uses the word "synodal," "synod." "synod" means walking with not just for the church, but it's for all humanity. he's called the church a field hospital after a battle. >> pelley: the battlefi

the cardinal made an appearance at temple sholom in lakeview for the 19th annual "joseph cardinal bernardin jerusalem lecture". he was recently treated for a stomach infection brought on by his cancer treatment. he says he's still keeping a busy schedule. and in spite of chemo treatments, the cardinal says he feels pretty good. the cardinal says he's still i feel good. i'm still pretty weak. the fill you with all kinds of stuff. but other than that, i am ok. the big thing is a really scared me in terms of infection so i need to be careful. >> planning to travel to rome next month for the canonization of pope john paul the second. opening day at the cell worked out for the fans. the weather was nice, and the white sox won too. fans gave an ovation to paul konerko for what will be his last opening day. but before all that, the parking lots were packed with tailgaters. that looks pretty good right now. the spring weather was reason enough to fire up the grills, have a few cold ones, and play some bags. >> what you think about the white sox? >> they are great. world series or bust. >> on three

signaling to the world the cardinals had elected a new pope.p to the balcony came cardinal vitula taking the name pope john paul ii. >> it's the first non-italian pope in over 400 years. it is somebody from behind the iron curtain in a soviet-dominated country. and it was one of the most charismatic members of the catholic church. >> john paul ii had a flair for the dramatic. the former actor lit up the world stage. in 1979 he traveled back to his homeland poland which was under an oppressive communist government. newt and callista gingrich produced a documentary about that trip. >> in 1979 is the event which shatters the communist grip of poland. here's a slovak-pole who is pope and he is reminding them that you have not been forgotten. >> how pivotal was pope john paul's visit to poland? >> he gave the people of poland a chance. they saw a chance maybe to get out of this. the change of communism. >> the pope arrives in warsaw, there are 3 million people at mass in a public square. they look around and they say, there's more of us than there i

that's the scene among some cardinals among the crowd. over a million people gathering there, a first, a first time that two popes have been canonized. there to recognize the historical event, jonah, it must be amazing to be surrounded by so many devoted people. some of whom have been camping out for days. >> joyful anticipation and 45 minutes to go. hymns being song, prayers being said and perhaps hundreds of thousands of pilgrims crowded into st. peter's square all wanting to bear witness to be a part of what will be an unique moment in the history of the catholic church. the canon indication at the same time of two hopes.

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a cardinal read three petitions. the response took less time than the requests. we declare and define blessed john xxiii and john paul ii to beqçñsaints, pope francis intoned in latin. and we enroll them among the saints decreeing that they are to be ven rated as such by the whole church. rel ikts of the two new saints, a piece of skin from john xxiii and a small sample of john paul 2dz's blood were placed near the altar. in his how many illy francis said they had lived through the tragic events of the 20th century but were not overwhelmed by them. the first pope of the 21st century, benedict xvi sat with some of the 150 cardinals present. that too was unprecedented, and francis made a point of greeting him twice. hundreds of priests gave communion to the nearly half a million people faithful who jammed the square and the roads leading to it. >> it was held on what john paul ii decreed on the day of divine mercy, which pretty much summed up the reasons many of the pilgrims gave for having lined up for as long as 12 hours to secure a place there. to keep progress

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but the cardinal regrouped.ikaela ruef with the hit, they win and face uconn in the final four in nashville. >>> warriors in overtime, this for the win, steph curry does it again. the warriors beat dallas, on to san antonio. >>> giants and diamondbacks brandon belt nearly put it into the pool. that's the three-run home run. his second in as many nights but the giants would squander the lead. pollack doubles over the wall to drive in the tying run. they go on to lose 5-4. the giants do. >>> sharks and islanders san jose chasing anaheim for the first in the division tied at 4 brett burns' shot took a funny bounce through the slot found patrick marleau who scores and the sharks are now just a point behind the ducks. >>> a's rained down, first game today at 12:30, second game at 6:00. desean jackson is not coming to meet with the 49ers. he signed with the redskins. or he agreed to a three-year contract with them. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> thank you, dennis. play of the day. we are going to take you

>>francis cardinal george wasn't able to make the trip to the vatican. but he celebrated mass for the canonization of the two popes, back home at holy name cathedral. his frail health was apparent, both in his walk and in his voice. but in his homily, the cardinal talked about two men who made a great difference in his life, especially pope john paul the second. he shared more of his remembrances, after the service. >> the most personal memories are whether you were invited to eat with him at the table. he had a way of not saying a lot but getting lots of information. we would ask questions and then he would tease you. >> as the service ended, the cardinal was surrounded by admirers who wished him well with his cancer treatment. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. an elderly driver is in critical condition, after crashing her car in the building that houses the weber grill restaurant, on north state street. it happened around 10:30 last night. it's not clear what caused the woman to crash through the wall of a parking garage. but the ac

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francis cardinal george celebrated what could be his final palm sunday mass, as cardinal, at holy name cathedral. he is visibly weakened by his chemotherapy treatments for kidney cancer. but he had the strength to stand for much of the service... though he didn't stay to greet parishioners afterwards. >> i was looking to see if he would have to saddam but he is a strong man he stood. that a happy to see him i thought that was a good sign that he was able to be here. he can't be out among the people after church of course. >> just a few days ago, cardinal george asked the vatican to begin searching for his successor. he won't attend this month's vatican ceremony in which two of his predecessors, john paul the second and pope john the 23-rd, will be canonized. here's something you've never seen a pope do. after pope francis completed his palm sunday service at the vatican, he hopped off his popemobile, moved through the crowd, and even posed for "selfies" with some of his young supporters from rio de jeneiro. and he was happy to sip some tea that was passed to him from the crowd. many of

cardinals who are working in the room an area are seasoned church bureaucrats. there is pushback, yes. now, is that significant? i think not. i think you'd have to be naive to think you were going to come in and reform the roman curia and everyone was going to applaud. there is push back. >> there's also irony. the church may have needed frances, but he needs the church. >> if he doesn't get the vatican on his side, reform it in his image he won't be able to single-handedly turn the catholic church in to the more welcoming, more merciful place he says he wants it to be. >> what i think frances knows very well is that he can win worldwide only if he wins in rome. if he doesn't win in rome he can in the win worldwide. >> practical and useful device up, up and away. [ laughter ] smoke? nah, i'm good. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. help keep teeth clean and breath fresh. that helps preven

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the cardinals was -- cardinals was down before 65.w on to nashville,tennessee, they faced the defending champion for uconn. >> good luck to them. >> coming up next at 5:00, we are back on storm watch following this wet and windy wednesday morning and we will go live through a new troubled spot. >>> and we are ready to take off, the new traffic concern the building is causing. >>> we are looking at a commute which is still wet, we will have to drive more carefully on the sunole grade and we'll see more traffic as we get to the bottom of the hill. >>> the first of april started off rocking and rolling and there is still shower activity, is this the last one in the day or is another one on the way? . >>> good morning, we are continuing our storm watch coverage and we will take a look at the damage. >>> they had a song called thunder and lightning, will we see anymore thunder and lightning today, that is the big question. >>> i believe them to be minor. >>> a missing snowboarder from san francisco, found a live, the actions he took to sta

francis cardinal george was honored last night for his 15 years at the chicago archdiocese. an event at the union league club paid tribute to the cardinal, for his support of the "solidarity bridge" mission -- an outreach of healing and empowerment in latin america. cardinal george will be honored again this afternoon with a doctorate in theology at the catholic theological union academic and conference center. this week, the cardinal announced that his battle with cancer will force him to miss this month's ceremony in rome, canonizing pope john paul the second. stephen colbert has been tapped to replace david letterman when he retires as the host the "late show" on c-b-s. colbert plans to drop the satirical conservative character he's played for nine years on comedy central's "the colbert report". he says he looks forward to being himself, and hopes fans still find him funny. those who knew him from his days in chicago say, that won't be a problem. >> this guy is a talented actor and a talented writer. real artist. he has such a strong moral compass. >> we're very fortunate

cardinal donald wuerl of washington joins us next.e francis led his second easter mass at the vatican today >>> pope francis led over 100,000 at st. peter's and prayed for peace in syria and ukraine. i spoke with the archbishop of washington, dc, donald cardinal wurle. let's start with what is called the francis effect, the impact of the pope, his first year in. has he made a difference in the life of the church in washington? >> i think so. there is a difference. in a certain sense it is intangible a sense of spirit, a sense of being uplifted and a great sense of people feeling a lot closer to the church than they did, say, two years ago. that is part of the francis effect. he touches people and he showed them a face of the church that always has been there that hasn't always been so ever den: the face of a loving and forgiving christ if his church. >> let me pick up on that, the pope famously said that he sees the church as a field hospital after battle and he wants to spend less time arguing over doctrine and more time ministering

when he was a cardinal in 1938, cardinal pacelli and the next slide show's pacelli's coronation as pope pius xii. this is the scene that begins my book that sets the stage a bit for our discussion. this is 1939. let's go back to 1922 when the two younger robust men come to power the same year. the pope was not only vigorous as i mentioned that he was also known as something of a tyrant. cardinals would literally prepare themselves for a meeting with the pope in their private chapel and pray to god to somehow see them through without the pope yelling at them are finding them wanting. the pope in reading some of these accounts of these meetings with the pope where the pope would turn purple with rage, pound on his desk and he's yelling at for example a foreign ambassador where he has been unhappy with something his country has done. but the pope also has a high sense of the dignity of the papal office. interesting today with pope francis making news in taking symbolic actions that seem to be peeling away some of that symbolic activity. for example pius the xi from the day he beat cam pope

washington's cardinal, donald wuerl, as a more personal tie. only did the pontiff make wuerl a bishop, but in 1978, acting as assistant to an ailinging cardinal, was one of only three in the conclave that he wi elevated to pope john paul ii. >> this is a part of the canonization that i think is going to touch me very, very deeply. since i had the privilege of knowing the cardinal before he was pope. when he ordained the bishop and put that miter on my head, i will always remember that. >> reporter: john paul ii was the first nonitalian pope elected in more than 450 years as a polish priest, his early days shaped by world war ii. the nazi occupation and then communism. as pope, he and then president ronald reagan helped bring down the iron curtain. in 1981, he survived an assassin's bullet. he later forgave his assailant. >> he influenced an entire generation of catholics, their lives touched. as he lay dying, the millions who gathered in st. peter's square spontaneously shouted, santos subido, sainthood now. >> his enduring legacy is the legacy

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and despite the score the white beat the cardinal. while stanford lost several star players on defense, hogan says the team will be just fine. >> almost seems like a reload. we lost some good guys in the front seven, and secondary, but i'm excited for them. it's been fun going against them and can't wait to see them shut down the offenses as well. >> stanford kicks off its season august 30th at home against uc davis. >>> up next at 6:00, a look at the program getting kids new wheels and teaching them how to wheels and teaching them how to use the bikes safely. wirethey're big. fast. andome. dependable. and at net10 wireless, we let you tweet, text, talk and surf... on those amazing nationwide networks... without getting locked into a pricey phone contract. america's best 4g lte networks for half the cost. that's wireless your way. unlimited* talk, text, and data starts at just $40 a month. and now android smartphones start at under 50. net10 wireless. >>> join my tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv cable 13. we'll tell you why most of a popula

. >> condoleezza rice was among the disappointed cardinal fans. the final score 75-56. stanford all american shah nay finished with 15 points and ten rebounds in the cardinal loss. >> it's been amazing run. i'm not even that emotional about it because i was trying to have fun today. days like this will make me a better player and person. >> she played great. uconn will face notre dame tomorrow night. we'll also find out tonight who will be crowned champions in the mens ncaa. it will not be ucla. >> thanks for mentioning. >> sorry. uconn will face kentucky. it's being called one of the unlikeliest championships. and take a look at this police in kentucky are preparing for a busy night as well as rowdy fans set fires and vandalized property following kentucky's thrilling win over the weekend. >>> it was a photo finish like no other. one man proposing to his girl friend at the finish line. she was too tired she said yes of course. with 11,000 runners weaved their way through the streets of san francisco. some people say they were upset because of the noise. >> we were assa

and despite the score the white beat the cardinal.hile stanford lost several star players on defense, hogan says the team will be just fine. >> almost seems like a reload. we lost some good guys in the front seven, and secondary, but i'm excited for them. it's been fun going against them and can't wait to see them shut down the offenses as well. >> stanford kicks off its season august 30th at home against uc davis. >>> up next at 6:00, a look at the program getting kids new wheels and teaching them how to use the so yso you can happily let the grlife get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can >>> join my tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv cable 13. we'll tell you why most of a popular tourist town has been evacuated as a caution. >> then at 11:00, dozens of girls disaopinioned after they were sold bad tickets to a concert in san francisco. tonight what you need to know about avoiding being scammed. all coming up at 9:00

that's the scene among some cardinals among the crowd. over a million people gathering there, a first, a first time that two popes have been canonized. there to recognize the historical event, jonah, it must be amazing to be surrounded by so many devoted people. some of whom have been camping out for days. >> joyful anticipation and 45 minutes to go. hymns being song, prayers being said and perhaps hundreds of thousands of pilgrims crowded into st. peter's square all wanting to bear witness to be a part of what will be an unique moment in the history of the catholic church. the canon indication at the same time of two hopes. that has never happened over. poppope john xxiii and pope po n paupope johnpaul ii, there in ae pope emeritus pop pope benedicti who resigned a little over a year ago. this will be his most prominent public appearance since. >> it has been suggested that symbolically this would suggest the marriage of the conservative camp of the catholic church and the reformist camp of the catholic church headed up by the new pope f

here come the cardinals. stanford down six at the half. jessica washington and the tar teals are up -- tar heels are up. and then 20-10 and stanford survives 74-65. they head to nashville, their 6th final four trip in seven years to face undefeated uconn. the d-backs check out one guy's posting. let me get in here with the girls. he found his spot on fire. a three-run blast and the giants are up 4-0 in the first. what could go wrong? matt cain gives the couple back and then in the fourth and the call is safe. look at the replay. his cleat clearly touched his glove. they used their challenge earlier in a mishap. oh bruce. it is only game two. the giants down 5-4 and juan perez strikes out with a tieing run on second. that's your ballgame. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. how about bruce bochy? oh! >> thank you, larry. we will be bac i'm taking off, but, uh, don't worry. i'm gonna leave the tv on for you. and if anything happens, don't forget about the new xfinity my account app. you can troubleshoot technical issues here. if

cardinal by six. under 3:00 to go, the all-american tally 20 and the cardinal head to nashville with the 74-65 victory. >> heart. people were making plays based on heart. it was a play that you wanted to make because you played with your heart. >>> game two, giants and d'backs in the fourth. matt cain spotted a 4-0 lead. it's now 4-2. the call on the field is safe. bruce boechi challenges the call and loses. cane is heated and with good reason. pollock tapped cane's love but boechi couldn't challenge. you only get one. d'backs win 5-4. >>> rain postponed games between the a's and end yaps. they will play a day-knight doubleheader. tickets for tonight's game still valid for tomorrow's makeup. >>> third period, sharks down a goal. watch the vision of joe thornton. later in the period, on the power play. patrick marleau there for the backhanded winner. sharks win 5-4. more news coming up after the break. >>> what's going on here? jimmy fallon is buying a new pickup truck and has come up with an unusual w

the sanburg cardinal dancing into the final four. the women took down the tar heels, that score, 74-65. the cardinal headed to nashville to take on top-seeded connecticut on sunday night. exciting. >> it is. 4:56. check your traffic with mike. slick roads out there still. >> yeah, we had the rain that happened overnight, of course, and all day yesterday. the sun's not out. a chance to dry out. christina talks about some still moving through. right now the san mateo bridge does move smoothly westbound. overnight wind advisory and chp saying it's windy but more importantly it was raining after midnight and it was a big deal. starting to dry out. a stall reported westbound. flow moving smoothly. sensors will show you the seam thing across the map. a build off the hayward side. it's not a problem in the westbound direction. into thing reported here in oakland and a crash westbound 580 at fruitvale. slowing as you approach fruitvale, watch that. east bay drying out. slick off-ramps, be careful. >>> "today in the bay," a teenager manages t

. >> next to senator cardin. >> thank you mr. chairman. that would also add my congratulations to you senator hatch for the manner in which this legislation is being considered. it's not just a bipartisan manner which is just doing it but individual provisions to see how we will improve them and make them work better to get a better result for the dollars they have spent and that is reflected in the work the two of you have done. i'm proud to be part of that so thank you very much for your efforts. this bill is critically important to our economy and offers more certainty and creates jobs. many provisions that i think are critically important, let me highlight the transit benefits the green energy initiatives the new market tax credits and senator rockefeller's efforts there. the low income housing tax credits. the 9% minimum rate and senator cantwell's work on that this critically important helps all of our communities with conservation easements and senator stabenow is working on that. these are important improvements in extenders that w

they are our brothers and sisters. >> that's cardinal o'malley from boston.f the bishops who celebrated the border mass with cardinal o'malley this week has now written to the department of homeland security on behalf of the u.s. conference of catholic bishops asking homeland security to start limiting the number of people they deport across the border. homeland security, of course, is the agency that president obama asked to review deportation policies recently to see if deportation policies can be made any more humane. the department of homeland security says no specific timeline has been announced for when that review will be complete, but it is under way and the bishops are asking for reform and for lenience for immigrants. and there are hunger strikers in eric cantor's home district right now. and it's happening in the context of this increased pressure on president obama to do whatever he can to lessen the harm caused by our screwed-up, broken immigration system if congress won't act themselves. that pressure on the president apparently extended to the

. >>> the stanford men made the sweet sixteen but the lady cardinal are marching on to the final four. [ applause and cheers ] campus buzzing with excitement after the lady cardinal took down the tar heels last night. this year's seniors made it a goal get back to the final four after losing out last year in the regional semifinals. >> it's hard. my teammates on the bench on the court, my coaches were always saying, relax, play basketball, let the game come to you. and i'm so proud of everyone. >> the team will take on their old nemesis undefeated uconn. connecticut >>> wake up and smell the bacon? the new technology that could turn your cell phone into a smell phone. >> and let's check the big board on this wednesday. the dow is up for a third day in a row. so is the s&p. nasdaq is down despite news that amazon just unveiled a $99 set-top box to rival apple tv. we'll be right back. he ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> chicken and potatoes with baby red potatoes. i love them. start off sauteing those a little bit of salted and pepper and add in grilled pepper but not grilled all the way throu

and, george, update us, he's seated on the left side with the other cardinals., of study. there are rumors that he is working on a new book. that would be a very interesting expression of his new life. he's met some students in rome here recently. they used to visit him when he was pope. students of his were students of the fathers of the church. he's getting older. he turned 87 just two weeks ago. you can see he's a bit more frail. but he's maintaining an active life of prayer and academic work, and perhaps we'll see the fruits of that in the months ahead. >> pretty amazing, though, to see two popes. >> and let's not forget what a day this must be for him. a man that he worked with closely for many years, a man that he knew. again, this is what canonization does. it -- in recognizing that a person he knows is with god in heaven. it can be a very emotional moment. >> and, father, we have been chatting here as communion is being served. where are we now in the mass? >> well, that's it. we're at the point where the body and blood of christ are being distributed to

here come the cardinals. stanford down six at the half.sica washington and the tar teals are up -- tar heels are up. and then 20-10 and stanford survives 74-65. they head to nashville, their 6th final four trip in seven years to face undefeated uconn. the d-backs check out one guy's posting. let me get in here with the girls. he found his spot on fire. a three-run blast and the giants are up 4-0 in the first. what could go wrong? matt cain gives the couple back and then in the fourth and the call is safe. look at the replay. his cleat clearly touched his glove. they used their challenge earlier in a mishap. oh bruce. it is only game two. the giants down 5-4 and juan perez strikes out with a tieing run on second. that's your ballgame. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. how about bruce bochy? oh! >> thank you, larry. we wil ♪ oh, oh-oh, oh, oh, let's go, oh, oh, oh ♪ ♪ oh-oh, oh, oh, la, la-la, la-la, la-la ♪ ♪ na-na-na, na-na-na-na-na some things just go together, like auto and home insurance. bundle them together at progressiv