the cardinals have the bottom third of the order due up.e's not getting that smile off his face anyti soon. >> john: yep. strike one. two walks last night, two unintentnal walks. >> john: if you've got to go looking for wallets after that- r thatarely happens. >> joe: first time in four years for him. joe maddon said on the first one, he asked for the ball, t second one he didn't bother. two quick outs here in the nigh night. zobrist set the tone tonight, he scored two. 0-1. >> john: he is one of the players i don't want to say, 15 years ago everyone had what they had a plar similar to him him. played the game right, very versatile. veteran guy. yo don't see that very often in toy's style of baseball, it's pretty young with less veterans. less guys that paved the way. >> joe: he didt become an nine yearsn tampa bay, he won28. a world championship, thered the same in chica. he had a go-ahead rbi double. shoots one back to bowman who shoots one back to bowman who has a 1-2-3 eighth incomes morrow i'm getting a ne she shi-er she shed. she shi-

senator cardin: our relationship with china has multiple facets.be able to do more than one thing at a time. north korea, quite frankly i'm not sure how that was handled during the summit. we have concerns about china on trade. we have to be able act, when china is wrong on trade. we also have problems with china in the ocean. on human rights issues. we have to be able to handle these different aspects of this relationship and quite frankly, we have to be strong. david: i want to know -- are they different aspects or part of the same thing? is this administration linking them directly? tariffs,y we will have $50 billion worth of shipments in from china, mi up on is it possible tho will be suspended or modified because of what happened at the summit in singapore? senator cardin: if you look at zte, it looks like the president was combining national security issues concerning trade with north korea in a way that was totally unacceptable. i don't know and i can't tell you what the trump administration will do. i can tell you i would hope, we held stan

brian: and cardinals have to retire at 75-years-old.s: they have to offer their retirement at 75-years-old. brian: there are 200-plus cardinals still alive in the world. why are 40 of them from italy? why does italy have the most sponsible people in the world and catholicism to have a kind of dominance? ross: if you want to go back far enough, st. peter was martyred in rome. the church recognized rum as its captital. its that was true then and it has been true ever since. it's natural in certain ways, if the center of your church is in rome, just as the politics of virginia and maryland loom larger in d.c. -- there will always be italian influence. that being said, 40 cardinals in italy in a religion of over a billion people seems disproportionate. one of the things francis has done i think correctly is try to widen the spread geographically of cardinals. benedict and john paul before him did that, too. italian influence has diminished somewhat over the last few generations. but clearly, francis has made an effort to appoint cardinals w

brian: in your book, you point out that there are 200 cardinals, they cannot all vote.you are over 80-years-old, you cannot vote. there are 150 bishops, 400 priests. give or take. it ifer of things, why is -years-olds over 80 they cannot go for the pope? ross: i think that is a decision that john paul ii made. retirement from an active life as a cardinal, life as running an archdiocese or a department of the vatican and so on, corresponds to a sort of stepping away from responsibility. of course, there's issues of senility and so on the inter in -- that enter in. you get distant from whatever the competencies are that you want in choosing the next pope. , it is ange rule arbitrary choice that could be changed right a different pope. brian: and cardinals have to retire 75. ross: they have to offer their retirement at 75. brian: there are 200 plus cardinals still live in the world. why are 40 of them from italy? why does italy have the most responsible people in the world in catholicism to have a kind of dominance? ross: if you want to go back far enough, st. peter was ma

put -- and cardinals have to retire 75. ross: they have to offer their retirement at something five -- at 75. brian: there are 200 plus cardinals still live in the world. why are 40 of them from italy? ta have the most responsible people in the world and catholicism to have a kind of dominance? back faryou want to go enough, st. peter was martyred in rome. the church recognized rum as its capital. that was true then and it has been true ever since. , if natural in certain ways the center of your church is in rome, just as the politics of virginia and maryland loom larger in d.c. -- there will always be italian influence. cardinals inid, 40 italy in a religion of over a billion people seems disproportionate. benedict and john paul before him did that, too. italian influence has diminished somewhat over the last few generations. has made anncis effort to appoint cardinals were not just from outside italy but from more peripheral countries. instead of making carlos -- instead of making the archbishop of a big city here and the

i've got my little cardinals hat on, that was really fun, right?like, no, it's fun and games, it's the midwest, we're all friends, right? no, take that hat off now. billy murray grabs it, throws it over the wall of the bar into the alley. where i'm like, okay, uh -- thanks. like in all seriousness. i look around, there's a door to the alley. i open the door. it goes to the alley. i see my hat laying upside down in a puddle. i was like, thank you very much. i'll put that back on. >> jimmy: put it back on? >> i certainly did. >> jimmy: that's real love for your team. either that or your hair was a mess. >> a little bit of both. column a, column b. the moral of the story was, this hat got so much attention because for whatever reason -- >> jimmy: bill murray. >> bill murray threw it. i was in chicago hosting the make a wish gala, their big fund-raiser. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i started the whole thing about how it's nice to invite somebody from st. louis, a cardinal fan, blah, blah, blah. to various reactions from the audience. i auctioned the hat off.

i want to show you something these are the ten cardinals that are usually considered are the boss powerful of the vatican this is the c. nine right it's an advisory board and here miller director of the congregation of the doctrine and the face among these ten cardinals for our choose to of having covered up pedophile try as you know that of course. what you think of it i have no no particular knowledge about any of them. i just said to me that you knew it i know that there are allegations but i don't know what what is the the background of these cases i am not the investigator if you want me to be more precise marshall ok george bell so he's here in australia a few months ago in front of the australian royal commission on sexual abuses within the church ear recognised knowing sexual abuses from australian trius but did not denounce them to justice so what do you think of him being in this he nine with that story i have been to australia last year i've travelled i have been in the diocese i met with three survivors from the school where we are now powell was at that time the vice director

. >>> a cardinal accused. once one of the most powerful figures in the catholic church tonight suspended after allegation of abuse. >>> a dramatic kidnapping escape caught on camera. a jogger grabbed in broad daylight. >> this is not how my story ends. this is not -- i am not going to let this happen. >> tonight how she fought back and broke free from the clutches of her attacker. >>> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome to our viewers in the west. in a rare political he treat, president trump today ordered an end to the policy of separating migrant families who enter the country illegally. exercising a power he claimed only a few days ago that he didn't have, the president signed an executive order that he says will maintain zero tolerance at the border while allowing families to remain together. the president was feeling increasingly isolated over the policy including within his own party. but tonight there is confusion about what happens now. let's starou nbc'

cardinal theodore mckerik has now been removed from public ministry. mckerik is one of the highest ofile catholic cardinals in the country. he served as archbishop op from 2001 to '06. the arch die east said there we credible and substantiated allegations against mckerik when he was a priest in new york. in a statement tod mckerik said he's innocent but is sorry for the pain the accuser has gone through. >> when the investigation corroborated the allegation, action was taken. the process set up to protect young people, inact, worked. >> cardinal timothy dolan is the archbishop op of new york. he said a review board looked into the allegations. cardinal dolan told nbc news a today theusations were personally painful for him. breaker.s a real heart when you see somebody you admired, loved and appreciated and when something that nauseating from the past comes forward. >> the diocese in new jersey said it received three sexual miscondu miss conducts against mckerik and agreed to stlements in two of those but none involved minors. mckerik is 87 years old an

and he spent -- the cardinals won the world series in 1946, 1957, 1982. he spent 74 consecutive years in may be as a player, coach and manager and spent 67 of those years as a st. louis cardinal. i'd like to end also talking about red and his faly as individuals. mary was very moved for reaching out to new players' wives, helping them adjust to life with a major leaguer. mary sang the national anthem many time before cardinals games and organized a wives charity. makes d said was, what baseball so great, you canned hold the ball for 24 seconds and take the last shot, run out the clock or get a field goal. you have to get 27 out, one way or another. time doesn't run out until he gets the 27th out. his friend was stan musial. a lot of guys e privilege playing for red for many years and i was proud i was one of em. he's the most kindest, decent men i have ever known. more important being his teammate or roommate, however, is having been his friend for so many they don't come any beer i can't say it any better myself, mr. speaker. we've lost a great cardinal.

mccarrick searched as the cardinal. in a statement,ar mccrick said he's innocent but sorry for the pain the accuser has suffered. >> whether the investigationco oborated the allegation, action was taken. the process sped up to protect young people in fact worked. >> this morning, we're hearing reaction from cardinal timothy dolan he's therchbishop of new york. cardinal dolan tells ushe accusations are personally heartbreaking for him. >> this i difficult when something that nauseating comes up. t archdiocese in new jersey said it received three sexual allegations against mccarrick in the 1980s. we're told none of the incidents involved minors. >>> today, family,rids and fans will say a final farewell to fashion designer katee. sp a funeral is being held in kansas city. spadeommitted suicide at her home in new york on june 5thsh. was best known for her handbags that carry her sense of styl >>> today, marriott construction will kick off construction for new headquarters in our area. >> news4's nicole jacobs is live. good

cardinal dolan, i was surprised that the attorney general went this guy.terms of the instruction of what jesus's message was, about how we should treat people like those coming across the border, what's the message? >> it's clear from jesus. i appreciate the fact that attorney general sessions refers to the bible. the quote he used from st. paul might not be the best. for one, st. paul always says we should obey the law of the government if that law is in conformity with the lord's law. no pun intended but god's law, trumps man's law. and st. paul himself who gave the quote that the attorney general used he wouldn't obey roman law when it said it was mandatory to worship the emperor. i don't think we should obey a law that goes against what god intends that you would take a baby, a child, from their mom. i mean, that's just unjust. that's un-american and unbiblical. >> why is the church thinking about sending down a group from the counsel of bishops? >> the bishops feel very strongly that to violently take a baby from a mother's womb is wrong and also from

cardinal dolan tells nbc news the accusations against cardinal mccarrick are. ly painf for him. >> this is a real heartbreaker when you see somebody you've admired, loved and appreciated and when something that nauseating from t past comes forward. >> the diocese in new jersey said it recved three sexual misconduct allegations against mcderrick in the 1980s. settlements were worked out in two of those cases. we'r told none of the incidents involved minors. mccarrick is one of the highest catholic cardinals in the u.s sheved from 2001 to 2006. >>> today, family, friends and fans will say a fin farewell to fashion designer kate spade. the funeral isn being held kansas city. spade committed suicide at her home ineew york on j 5th. she was best known for her handgs that carried her name. >>> now, to the crisis at the border, after days of mounting pressure from bot parties, president trump signed an executive order that will keep children and parents together whilet adults w for immigration hearings. the order also instructs the litary to build new shelters for fam

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cardinal dolan oversaw the rvestigation. do failings haveson to be worried? a i don't think so. we have absolutely no evidence that there was any other impropriety with a minor. >> reporter: however the new arch d east reveal there was more a decade ago. >> this question raises more estions than itanswers. how long has the catholic church known he was involved with sexualmisconduct. >> reporter: in a statement mckerik now retired maintained his innocee, saying heas absolutely no recollection of this reported abuse. but apologized for the pain his accuser hasone through. as archbishop op of washington mckerik counseled presidents and popes and talked about the priest sex abuse scandal on "meet the press." >> do you believe there is a pecialce in hell for men who represent christ on earth and abu their flock? o there is certainly a special terrible judgmen someone who would abuse the trust that a ,priest must ha that a priest does have. >> reporter: a judgment now facing this prince of th church. ann thompson, nbc news, new york. >> it was day 7 of the world cup and it provided an

that same year, cardinal health pa both companies were penalized by the d.e.a.eds of suspicious orders-- millions of pills. over the last seven years, distributors' fines have totaled more than $341 million. the companies cried foul and complained to congress that d.e.a. regulations were vague and the agency was treating them like a foreign drug cartel. in a letter, the healthcare distribution alliance, which represents distributors, told us they wanted to work with the d.e.a. "effective enforcement," they wrote, "must be a two-way street." frank, you said you were tough but fair. the industry says you guys were unfair, that you were taking unfair hits at them. >> frank younker: tell that to the people who lost their sons and daughters. see how fair they think it is. >> whitaker: in 2011, more than 17,000 americans died from opioid prescription overdoses. that same year, cardinal health, the second largest distributor, started pushing back at joe rannazzisi. the companies' attorneys went over his head and called his bosses at the justice department, who called i

a statement from the cardinal says he has no recollection of the reported abuse but accepts the pope'sa date for when marijuana will be fully legal. prime minister justin trudeau says recreational marijuana will be legal on october 17. it cleared the final hurdle in the canadian senate tuesday. >> it is only the second country to allow pot to be sold legally. in other news, there is a rush for flights. a lot of people were going to book their flights but then they got high. yeah, munchies in canada? a boost for their economy. >> you still have to be 18 or older to buy cannabis in canada. >> rules are rules. >>> coming up, the controversial billboard telling liberals they're not welcome in one state. >>> and ayesha curry's restaurant is getting terrible reviews and it hasn't opened yet. we'll tell you why. t insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicar

reports say the cardinal sexual abused a teen 55 years ago. the archdiocese of new york said there was a credible and substantiated allegation against mccarrick. he sai he's innocent but is sorry for the pain that the about kie accuser has gone through. >> process was taken, the process led up to protect young people in fact worked. >> this morning, we're alsoin he reaction from cardinal timothy dolan, he's the archbishop of new york. dolan told wrc news that it's personally hard breaking for him. >> thi is heartbreaking, when you see something like this. >> new jersey said it received three sexual misconductga alletions against mccarrick in the 1980s. we're told none of the incidents involved minors. >>> family and friends will s a final fairway to fashion designer kate spade. her funeral is being held in kansas spcity. e committed suicide. two years ago, she launched a new brand, francisaltine named after her daughter. >>> now, to the crisis after the border after days of mounting pressure from both parties, president trump signed an executi

cardin beat manning and six others as he looks to win a third term. anne-marie? >> laura podesta in new york. thank you so much, laura. >>> a communication breakdown led to a security scare for passengers on a jetblue plane. police surrounded the plane on the tarmac at new york's jfk airport last night after the plane sent a false alarm to the control tower. "new york times" says it triggered a hijacking fear. passengers bound for los angeles documented the incident as armed security boarded the aircraft. they later returned to the airport for inspection. the ruling gives the president to restrict travel to the u.s. on several countries. the state of hawaii had led the challenge against the ban, arguing it was biased against muslin. angelica alvarez has more on the landmark decision. >> reporter: protesters from coast to coast rallied on the streets tuesday following the supreme court's decision to uphold president trump's travel ban. >> it codifies religious issues rooted in bigotry and will be viewed as a latest injustice. >> reporter: it applies to five mostly

senator cardin was ahead of me. please. all right. >> so courteous. thank you. >> i'll never make this mistake again. i just want to say welcome to you and your family. special put at here. we welcome we welcome you to our country and hope we welcome more often other some of the countries to our country. i spirit we can use around here these days. we talked, thanks for coming by. we talked about adequate funding for the irs we just passed tax bill last year that's going to increase the budget deficit by a couple trillion dollars over the next ten years before spending, our deficit is already at enormous levels and is going to climb higher. a matter of great concern to me and you and my colleagues. one of the ways we can reduce the deficit and increase revenues without raising rates would be to fund the irs. what you see is reductions in funding of the last over years about almost 20%. number of employees down by double digits. your thoughts about this, please, and what would you do to turn that around? >> it's the responsibility of the irs to expend a

democratic senator ben cardin of maryland is joining us. a key member of the foreign relations committee. so senator, what do you know about how this -- this reunification process right now is actually working? >> wolf, we know very little. because the administration has not made the facts available. but we do know the president created this crisis by this just cruel policy of calling a parent who is trying to protect the life of his child a criminal at a border, creating an unaccompanied children who are taken away from their parents. we don't know how many are still being separated and where they are and where their parents are. that information has not been made available. and we need to get that information and get the reunification as quickly as possible and stop this rule policy. >> so what is the president's executive order that he signed a couple of days ago really do? >> it does -- it does one thing. it said when they come to the border, they'll be kept together, the parent and the child for up to 20 days. but there they are still

that we were jus hazing in even the most minor form three hours ago.on there we of that for the cardinals clubhouse. >> tom: great point. you see how easily and frequently their young mays are folded into the major league team. young players. >> aaron: the game isng younger. one-out walk to herrmann. soft pop-, foul ground, swihart has never had an inning in the ms or the majors at third base. he's taken over for devers. and he gets a put-out in foul ound. baseball's two biggest events of the summback-to-back, the action begins with the home run der july 16 at 8:00 eastern. then catch baseball's biggest stars at theheth ml 8b all-ar game presented by mastercard, coverage begins at 7:30 p.m. easter >> tom: i gss he's the new guy out there. looked le he had one of those defensive charts ickhis back po. never seen an infielder carry con one of those. >> aaron: i haven't either. h>> tom: you see it the outfielders, you're so far removed from the dugout. your attention so you can refer to your card, if they defend players. he had one to play third base.o >> aaron: right field, j.d. martinez, m

. >> the stanford cardinal are the champions of college baseball! of back-to-back national titles and the last ones for stanford to date. david esquer was a senior on that team. >> the one experience that has marked my life beyond any other what really created that magic was the bond that our team had and playing for the guy next to you and trying to experience something as a group that no one else had done before. >> every once in a while he will pull out the stories about, you know, his years in '87 and been there before, done it in stanford with similar teams. that's something we aspire to achieve. >> oh, boy what a breaking ball. >> reporter: and it is very much achievable. the cardinal has been a top 3 team for most of the season thanks to an elite pitching staff. >> sometimes i get bored out there because i don't get much action at first when they are getting pop-ups and striking guys out. >> reporter: an offense with a flair for the dramatic -- >> we could be in the 7th to 9th inning and be down a couple runs and we still have confidence we'l

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and notably by its then president cardinal bergoglio now pope francis. so the pope did commission a counter inquiry to try to have a priest who had been sentenced for pedophilia acquitted. kind it said there was labor gugliotta the future pope actually sent it to the judges with a shrewd sense of timing before father across these various appeal hearings. one of the magistrates received a copy of the counter inquiry agreed to meet us. problems my case a former appeal court judge and former minister of justice is today a high court judge. it's the first time he's spoken openly about the cross the case . he remembers very well the day he found this counter inquiry on his desk with a similarly is this the system even so vicious as it is there was no influential way in so if we know enough of the. case and. know anything. get ill get in a row now to see what equal that is and that will cost us more thought of setting out those it given that you're going to have getting idea if i was there. look at what it is he said that said well that's what the impetus you'

we are joined by ben cardin.rd theou just prospect perhaps that john kelly is going to be departing the white house and the coming weeks. what does that mean to you in another member of the administration set to depart? >> this is not a surprise. we have been hearing's rumors for a long time that mr. kelly has not been that happy in this position and that the president has had his issues with his chief of staff. this is a difficult but important position. you need someone who can coordinate a matters that go to the president and that is not easy. in coordinate with the president. it will be tough to fill the position. affectomething that will the functioning of the white house. >> senator want to talk about trade. and the needle that the president is trying to thread here as he participates in the groundbreaking in wisconsin. criticizes harley davidson for moving some of its production overseas. what is your concern level about retaliatory tariffs particularly for your home state and some of the industries they a

i have gone after cardinal dolan. cardinal dolan has attacked me. the catholic church is one of the worst instigators in the open border policy. i'm a catholic. i'm missing bass today. i'm missing mass today -- going later with my dad, to be on your show. the pope has been driving the migrant issue in europe. by the way, the pope is not infallible when it comes to public policy. and that's a public policy issue. >> i want to show you another image. this from general michael hayden. the former cia director. he tweeted this. obviously, a -- a photo of auschwitz and birkenau. saying other governments have separated mothers and children. what is your response to the former director of the cia? >> i don't believe in the deep state. but we'll get into that later. i think hayden and all that crowd, brennan, this shows you the over-the-top, anti-trump, anybody but trump. to demonize the president of the united states as a former military officer, absolutely unsatisfactory. it's over the top comparison. this is a law. okay. the president is enforcing a zero

people said these are the changes the church can't make so there are places where he has clashed with cardinals bishops and theologians over just how far he can push the church to change and what the church can change without undercutting its own traditions or breaking faith with the new testament of the gospel of jesus christ.

a cardinal rule, when you work with the f.b.i. you don't tell the press you're working with the f.b.i. and information you're collecting for the f.b.i. he did that and yet they used his work product to secure a warrant to spy on a fellow american citizen. that's the backdrop. that's the context and now they come to a briefing and the f.b.i. says trust us. you can trust us. we're not going to show you the documents to you can take our briefing and we'll tell you what took place and they say oh, everything's fine. i'm just not buying it. i don't think the american people buy it. so for the speaker of the house and through the chairman of the oversight committee to say everything's fine with this spy, no other word to call it, when you have someone in another country working with the f.b.i. to talk with folks in and around the trump campaign, that's a spy. so everything was kosher with that because the f.b.i. told us so. the same f.b.i. that did all those things i talked about. come on. the american people aren't buying that and neit

louis cardinals. 1-2. >> good breaking ball. andy suarez thinks he can pitch in this level., he knows he can be a big leaguer. so important for a young player to get that feeling. >> right to crawford, one away. >> behind andy suarez tonight, starting in the outfield from t and mccutchen. crawford, sandoval on the on the left side, hanson and belt on the right side. bose in the squat putting down the signs. >> 94-mile-an-hour fastball for strike one. >> ballpark here is very benign, no wind, carries from foul line to foul line. infield down a little bit, still fast. but not excessively fast, which is what it used to be. this is the thickest grass i think we've ever seen in this ballpark. they had big-time problems with the grass. but because it's thickened up, it has slowed the infield down and the outfield gaps down. >> 2-1. called a strike. fastball on the inside. >> it's an easy 94-mile-an-hour fastball. you look at the arm action on andy suarez, it can put you to sleep, it's lazy arm action. that itself has uniqueness to it. don't be leaning out on me. andy suarez just t

behind us to the north, if you look at cardinal directions, is a tidal lagoon known as lake country. if you go in this direction, you will get to that city river. those who lived in precolonial times, and the french colonials arriving in 1689, the problem was how to connect these bodies, the gulf on one side, and mississippi to the north american hinterland on the other. this byaou allowed french explorers to circumvent the muddy mouth of the mississippi river, and instead come true chartrain and take a two to thertage route mississippi river. for that reason, new orleans was established as the french quarter. as you come over this overpass, you will see bayou st. john. if you draw a line from this body of water to the high-rises, that marks that two miles portage trail. butas going through swamps, this trail was just a couple feet above the swamp lands, and that made it dry terrestrial portage. we are going to follow bayou st. john more closely, making a right. after the founding of the city, the was an early plantation region. dairy, ask farms and well as larger commodity plantatio

and so there have been these sort of fraught places in his pontifficate where he has clashed with cardinals and bishops and theologians over just how far he can push the church to change, what the church can change without either undercutting its own traditions or breaking faith with the new testament, the gospels, jesus christ. >> q&a, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> right now president trump is in canada for the g-7 summit. before he left the white house today, he spoke to reporters and touched on a number of topics, including north korea. >> [inaudible]. >> well it seems it is coming out on my birthday. maybe that's appropriate. look, he's a very dishonest man. i have been saying it for a long time. i think i did our country a great favor when i fired him, and we will see what happens. we will see what the report says. but i guess it just got announced it is coming on june 14th. so that will be maybe a nice birthday present. who knows. >> [inaudible]. >> we're going to deal with the unfair trade practices. if you look at what canada and mexico, the european union, all of them

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thank you very much. >>> joining us now, senator ben cardin of maryland. he's a key member of the senate foreign relations committee. what is your analysis of this agreement signed by the president of the united states and the leader of north korea. >> wolf, first, it is good to be with you. and we want to see diplomacy succeed. that is the only safe way to deal with the nuclear problem on the korean peninsula. the president's communique from singapore is very short on details. the united states did make two major concessions. we gave kim jong-un an international platform with the president of the united states with our allies in the region. and now it looks like also that some of the other countries will ease sanctions against north korea and yet nothing specific was gained from the point of view of specific steps taken by north korea to give us first the inventory of their complete nuclear program and inclu the missile program, the inspectors coming in and verifying where they are today and a plan to dismantle. so there is still a long way to go and i th

bottom of the first, the cardinals with with a two-run shot. stanford wins 4-2. the cardinal play cal state fullerton tonight in another elimination game. >>> golf through nine holes, tiger woods had moved within one stroke of the lead at the memorial. but over the last 27 holes, he had just four birdies, not enoughwatching the finals. woods misses a short par 5. he bogeyed three holes on the back nine en route to shooting an even par 72. he tied for 23rd. on 18, a par putt for the win, but missed right. he three putted 18, leading to a three-way playoff between kyle stanley, ben awn, and dishamo. he had another putt for the win on 18. and then this time he got it. jacked out of his mind. it's the second career victory for the central valley native and he gets a congratulations from the golden bear. >>> women's u.s. open, aria blew a seven-shot lead with nine holes to play. but give her credit. she regrouped in the playoffs, got out of the bunker, leaves herself a tap in for par. kim needed to sink a much longer putt to extend the playoff hole to a fifth hole, bu

the cardinals to the game at one apiece.hey would tie it thanks to a couple of wild pitches. 3-3 in the 13th inning. kristin robinson down the line. he scores all the way from first. that is your game-winning hits. stanford is the victory 4-3. they will play again tomorrow. >> mba fans are still digesting everything they saw last night. tristan thompson was fined $25,000 for this cheap shot in the final seconds of overtime. the incident got him tossed and raised the blood pressure of the warriors team. there was some speculation that he may be suspended but that did not come to pass. >>> a little bit of golf. there is tiger woods doing his thing. third shot on a par 5/11 hole. you cannot do it any better than this. he spends it back. par five, 15th hole. he shot a six under 67 today. six strokes behind your coleaders. 2 more rounds to go. >> did you see the crowd go crazy when he had that eagle. the support for him after all people are hanging on every ing >> thank you. >>> great weekend. good night. in the face of senseless

so there have been these sort of fraught places in h pontificate where he's clashed with cardinals and bishops and theologians over just how far he can push the church to change,t the church can change without breaking faith with the new testament, the gospel, jesus christ. >> "q&a" sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> presi trump tweeted this morning, the russian witch-hunt hoax continues all because jeff sessions didn't tell me he was going to recuse himself. so much time and money wasted, so many lives ruined and sessions knew better than most that there was noolluon. this morning we talked with a formal federal prosecutor about the igatiti and robert mueller. th is "washington journal." st: m president and cofounder of mccarty associates. a longtime observer of investigations particularly of a presidential nature and

stanford cardinal is flying high! >> reporter: 1987, a first of back-to-back national titles.nd the last ones for stanford to date. david esquer which a senior on that team. >> the one experience that's marked my life beyond any other what rely created that magic is the bond the team have and playing for the guy next to you and trying to experience something that no one else has done before. >> every once in a while he will pull out the stories about his years and he has been here before with similar teams at stanford. that's something we aspire to achieve. >> reporter: it is very much achievable. the cardinal has been a top three team for most of the season, thanks to an elite pitching staff. >> sometimes i get bored because i don't get much action when they are getting pop-ups and striking guys out. >> reporter: an offense with a flare for the dramatic. >> oh, no! >> gets it done. >> we could be in the 7th, 8th or even 9th inning and down a couple runs and still have the confidence we'll come out on top. >> stanford rallies. >> reporter: a coach who keeps his players in the

the cardinal said he doesn't recall it.his is7 think years ago, somewhere in that neighborhood that thid. happe in the last two years a man came forward to say this happened. and the investigation w done and the church found it was credible. there were in looking at the issue, there were obviously members of leadership i the church, and this is their process. this is whatay the church we're going to thoroughly investigate every accusation that comes up and take action. the cardinal could be removed from the priest hood. >>wa h the guy, he was the priest talking about mandatoryr rting. he was behind a lot of the efforts. and you're out. >> one strike and you're out. lot of people thought given the time frame between the alleged incident and this r now, but the fact that the church had credible evidence, as mrontioned, there was actual investigation that he would say well, i don't remembet it, i donnk it happened, plt if it did, i apologize, a lot of p felt he was sort of skirting thessue there. it is shocking to me. i rememb

. >> you talk about many, and echoed by the centermensentimen cardinals of catholic church and do youany kind of retraction? >> no, this is not their style. here i am, in los angeles, i would be preaching at home in his denomination. and james lawson, one of the great architects of nonviolence was the pastor there. and now pastor concern sulauls. they believe it's necessary to place leaders, vulnerable members of society at the heart of gospel. no retraction is forthcoming because the style is not something that the president has given to. and jeff sessions so far has very little inclination to event a different kind of behavior. when you have cardinals even franklin graham whose oath troubling interpretation of the scriptures has led to misplaced emphasis on justice, when you have men like that suggesting that what mr. sessions has done, there is no indication that they have enough humility, another biblical virtue to acknowledge they're wrong and to admit that must submit to a authority higher than the law. martin luther king jr. broke the law. he said there's a higher law than men