jennifer: senator cardin, your rebuttal. sen. cardin: mr.ampbell raises a good point about the deficit. i was in congress when we balanced the federal budget under president clinton with the democrats only supporting it and getting us to a balanced budget. i know how to get that done. i voted against the tax cut of president trump that will add at least $1.5 trillion to the debt. that has been confirmed by preliminary estimates and the relief goes primarily to the wealthiest companies and individuals. we need responsible action. jennifer: mr. campbell? mr. campbell: a balanced budget amendment is critical to our long-term economic growth. right now we have politicians who spend your money as they see fit and there is no kind of structural partition about how they could spend the money and what they spend it on. to expect politicians to not spend your money is a little ridiculous. we need a balanced budget amendment in the constitution to stop career politicians from spending your money. jennifer: mr. simon. mr. simon: senator cardin mention

my question for senator cardin is, how could you let that happen? >> senator cardin?> let me say i worked very closely with the mayor of baltimore and very closely with local officials. the federal government needs to be a partner with dealing with baltimore. there are challenges. the state of maryland needs to be a partner with dealing with baltimore. violence in baltimore is related to two major activities. one is drug activity and the other is gangs. we need to have programs for both. this past week the senate passed a major opioid bill and the president signed it with will give additional tools to local government to deal with this crisis. i listened to what the governor of maryland -- governor of baltimore needed. i will help them deal with drug issues. in regards to gang activities i have visited central maryland and saw firsthand those who are trying to infiltrate our company with gang activities. i have worked with the u.s. attorney at local officials to deal with the gang violence. that is what you want from your federal officials, to support local government

resignation of cardinal donald wuerl. just ahead on news 4 today, what just ahead on news 4 today, what this means for the inkehei'm tim kaine.ked to all virginians safe. i helped lead efforts sh grow our navy to 35s and increased troop pay. but corey stewart said this about that budget bill...st art: it's just an absolute nightmare and a dister. i wish the president had vetoed it. that would hurt virginia and threaten our security. i approve this meserge because keeping amica safe has to be a top priority. resignation of cardinal donald wuerl. explain what this decision means. >> well, it's worth pointing out here as well that this resignation was put in about two years ago ass church law when a bishop turns 75. but there no question that it accelerated the resignation ocess for cardinal wuerl. he has accepted the cardinal stepping down from the arches di of washington. the summer of scandal began in june. b itan with the predecessor to cardinal wuerl. he was accused of abusing nors. now that lead to him being stripped o

cardin: i support protection with the democratic party.'ve been to el paso and the border understand what they need and talk to the people they will tell you they don't need a law what they need is technology and they should invest in that technology provide been to mexico not just the people but the narcotics and the drugs coming into this country. the first order of business is protect those have been made vulnerable by donald trump's actions now they have a date on their back they have to leave or under temporary protective status have a date on their back may have to leave congress needs to make that the top issue to protect those classes of people as they were protected before donald trump became president. competences immigration reform not only did i support i voted for it a few years back and that would include the immigration system to have a fair system. >> host: now we move to closing statements we will begin with senator cardin. cardin: thank you so much for making this available i appreciate my colleagues joining us in this di

daniel dinardo and cardinal o'malley and cardinal josÉ gomez were summoned to rome september 13, a fewweeks ago and since then i don't think we heard anything from them. it is what happened at the meeting so with regard to structure i know that there was a cry for having an authorized apostolic visit to the united states and it appears that with no word from rome nothing will happen. do you believe that, kathleen knowing about the instructions of the church? >> i don't have any inside information but i do know the bishops conference, cardinal dinardo, has asked the holy see for apostolic visitation. what that means for those of you who don't understand that is that the holy see would point someone to come to the united states or maybe even someone here who is a cleric and who would lead an investigation into the allegations in this case having to do with cardinal mccarrick and why he was able to be promoted within the church when allegedly different individuals new that he had abused seminarians. so, i think that the process is still underway in terms of appointing someone to do this b

[laughter] wiped out the cardinal. [laughter] . >> kathleen, as a former fbi agent you organize the first audit whereby you hired 55 former fbi agents. were the bishops at all grateful to see you? [laughter] . >> you must remember that the audits themselves were part of the bishops plan going forward which was set for of the charter of protection for children and young people. probably some bishops didn't think the day would ever come they would be audited by lay professionals outside of the employee of the church so that was shocked on the part of some. but over time because we established a credible process. not investigative but compliance review. but because of that many bishops have come to rely on the expertise from the auditors particularly in the early years using people with law enforcement experience and many had management experience. one of the things for those of you that our familiar with the church and how it does business is the church is a church and the business belongs to the business world. that is

[laughter] wipes out the cardinal. [laughter] . >> as a former fbi agent child and youth protection you organize the first audit to higher personally former fbi agents to go into the dioceses across the united states were the bishops all that grateful to see you? [laughter] . >> you must remember that the idea of the audit themselves with the bishops plan going forward set forth in their charter for the protection of young people and children i think probably some bishops did not think they would be audited by lay professionals outside of the employee of the church so i do think there was shock on the part of some but over tim time, because i think we established a ccredible process not investigative but compliance review, but because of that i think many bishops have come to rely on the expertise of the auditors particularly in the early years when using people with law enforcement experience and many of whom have management experience. and for those of you who work and are familiar with the church and how it does bus

cheering for the arizona cardinals. now here he is on the same field with larry fitzgerald, playing for his favorite team, the arizona cardinals. that's a pretty cool thing right now. you can hear the music getting cranked up right now. you've got the roof open, thursday night football on fox. you can't beat it, guys. everyone is excited about this. even though they have won one game here, that they are excited about the california kid. the ucla quarterback, josh rosen, the chosen one, picked number 10 overall. nfl draft, first-round draft pick for the arizona cardinals. he's a good friend of the other rookie. christian kirk. they live in a single apartment complex, they break down film on their days off together. talk about being committed. these two guys are the future of the franchise and as i mentioned, even though it has been a slow start, a fresh start for this whole new regime here, there is still some excitement because of these young guys. >> all right, richard saenz from our sister station, kasz. the hair is o

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among them are seven bishops the current archbishop of santiago and his predecessor cardinal. who remains a member of pope francis's top advisory council. the cardinals and the pope have offered to cooperate in the investigation but the prosecutor leading the charge tells al-jazeera he has his doubts. there's been no cooperation understood his bowling terribly providing evidence or information and we're still waiting for the vatican to send the information we requested so we haven't seen an attitude of active cooperation from the vatican either in an astonishingly clumsy attempt to counter the crisis two weeks ago the archbishop's office published a clerical guidelines manual it outlines quote inappropriate ways for members of the clergy to express affection that includes kissing on the lips slapping a backside sleeping with under-age youngsters or touching their genitals it calls such an immediate outcry that the archdiocese was forced to remove the manual from its web page and apologize too late to prevent further discredit to the once all powerful institution. and while sur

the world's most catholic region the cardinal's right hand man father. is under house arrest awaiting trial for rape and six abuse. i never thought i would see the church's chancellor handcuffed for abusing five children three of them his own nephew it's despicable. it is you know in the past few months public prosecutors have raided church offices in five cities uncovering evidence of abuses that were never reported to authorities they've identified one hundred seventy eight victims seventy nine of the minors and charged one hundred sixty seven members of the clergy of carrying out covering up abuses. among them are seven bishops the current archbishop of santiago and his predecessor cardinal. who remains a member of pope francis's top advisory council. the cardinals and the pope have offered to cooperate in the investigation but the prosecutor leading the charge tells al-jazeera he has his doubts. there's been no cooperation understood his ball in terribly providing evidence or information and we're still waiting for the vatican to send the information

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the cardinal looking like they're going to tie the game.nson in the end zone, he goes the other way. for 100-yard pick six. that makes it 14-0. the utes would later push their lead up to 21. back comes stanford in the third. costell outthrows it out to michael wilson. cuts utah's lead to 27-21 with plenty of time left on the clock. seven minutes left. 30-21. tyler huntley avoids the sac and launches an off balance pass to sampson for a touchdown pass to put the game away. the utes upset stanford 40-21. the stanford cardinal suffer their second straight loss. >>> well, cal quarterback brandon mcalwayne making his start in arizona. the bears taling 10-7. brandon gets in for a 23-yard touchdown run. his second of the game. and cal leads 14-10. third quarter, the bears drive in looking to extend the lead. mcalwayne's pass is intercepted. ahkinsl is edloss by it 17-14 wildcats lead. same score, three minutes left, mcalwayne is picked off again. he turned it over four times in the game as arizona wins. 24-17. cal fall to 3-2 after their second st

arizona led 7-6. 2nd quarter, mozert coughed up the football in cardinals territory.up by patrick peterson and returned inside the 49er 20. cardinal later score to make it 14-6. 49ers facing a 4th and goal. beathard rolls out. kyle shanahan liking it. looking for pierre garcon but jones read the play perfectly. bat the ball down. arizona kept the lead. but the 49ers got the ball back with under 5 minutes left. reddick knocks the ball out. picked up by josh bines. returned for a game clinching 23-yard touchdown. 49ers committed five turnovers and the cardinals get their first win of the year, 28-18. san francisco falls to 1-4. >> you look at all those things, hard to find how you lost a game. it's easy when you look at the turnover column. haven't been part of any game. five turnovers to 0 leads to a win. so we have to improve that drastically to have a chance. >>> former 49er eric reid making his panthers debut. he took a knee during the national anthem. six seconds left. graham gano on for a 63-yard attempt. are you kidding me? the kick is up. the kick is good. and t

it will be -- looked like a cardinal to me. overnight, it's going to be in the upper 50s. don't know why. okay. 86 degrees in santa rosa, 80 at freemont. you could brief me on this, you know. 84 degrees sunday. monday will be the same. tuesday, the numbers will begin to subside to near 80 degrees on tuesday. and wednesday, it will be 76, and the numbers will be in the low 70s by the end of the week. in the meantime, between now and monday, two things happen. the winds pick up. the temperatures pick up as well. . and the combination not good news for firefighters. stay tuned on that. and for this. here's andrea. >> there is a st. louis cardinals, but they play baseball and not football. >>> coming up in sports, we check in on the 49ers and the raiders, and why carr said never catch up in one category. >> and postseason baseball continues continues. a pitcher dual in houston as brandon crawford's brother-in-law puts the astros in position to take a lead in the alds. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, d

cardinals up 3-2. rosen picked off. he will return it 23 yards to the arizona 12-yard line. 49ers first take away since week 4 versus the charges. that led to a field goal. down the middle. turns into a 55-yard touchdown. strike a pose. 49ers up 12-3. the 49ers collapse in the 4th. rosen steps up, throws deep down field. great catch by larry fitzgerald. same drive. rosen rewards the veteran with this 13-yard touchdown pass. larry fitzgerald the 7th all time career touchdown leader in catches. 49ers punt on back to back possessions. that opens the door. the touchdown. the cardinals ahead with 34 seconds to go. they go for two. we show you this because larry fitzgerald runs over the defender williams. cardinals 18-15. 9ers five yards away from field goal range. look what happens, the back up center snaps it over the quarterback's head. that is it. 18-15. cardinals now 2-0 versus the 49ers. 0-6 versus the rest of the nfl and for the first time in 10 career starts, cj bethered did not turn over but did not play well either.

breaking news that cardinal donald wuerl, the resignation of cardinal donald wuerl as archbishop of washington we will be talking to our religion editor, martin this year, shortly. the headlines. downing street says any post brexit agreement with the you you would have to be time limited. —— eu. counting the cost of hurricane michael — florida's govenor says the storm has left "unimaganable destruction". and the wedding service for princess eugenie and jack brooksbank is under way at windsor castle. in sport, defeat for scotland, losing 2—1 against israel in the nations league last night. wales lost 4—1 to spain in a friendly. kyle edmund has lost to zverev in the shanghai open. —— alexander zverev. and george russell will become the third british driver in formula 1 next season after signing for williams. more on all of those stories search and rescue teams are continuing to look for victims of hurricane michael — one of the strongest storms to ever hit the united states. at least six people have died, and thousands have been left without power. in florida, the worst hit state, more than 2,00

the cardinals won, 18-15. 49ers fall to one in seven. lebron james is not going well for the cavaliers, they fired head coach after starting the season on six and i can safely predict, i will be not be returning to cleveland for the first time in four years. the warriors in brooklyn, checking out the hometown team, he tracks down his own and kicks it out to the red. he gets it back to the wide- open three, curry at 24 points in the first half and the bench is loving it. fourth quarter, hits the jumpshot to put the warriors up 16 just under nine minutes left. durand had 34 points. d'angelo russell, brooklyn went on a 15-to, just over a minute to play. it's curry finishing with 35 points. the warriors be the nets. they will finish the road trip tomorrow in chicago. >> it is so fun when they put on that kind of show, i love that. >> especially in new york, they were in madison square garden on friday night and brooklyn of course today and the brick -- big rumor is that kevin durand may be a free agent in off- season. >> we will be right bac

i want to show you something these are the ten cardinals that are usually considered at the last poll full of the vatican this is the scene nine right it's an advisory board ok and here get out trifecta of the congregation of the doctrine and the face among these ten cardinals four are accused of having covered up pedophile trius 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 background of these cases i am not the investigating if you want me to be more precise 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 our now panel was at that time the vice director of the

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it came amid a growing outcry over the cardinal's handling of sex abe cases in the catholic church.rl will remain in his post temporarily until essor is found. he will also continue to serve on the congregatioof bishops, which helps to select future bishops. even so, a vatican spokean said the resignation opens a new chapter. >> this about moving forward. that is a phra that cardinal wuerl used last month, and moving forward means it is for thgood of the church, especially for the unity of the church, which is so important iofor her to fulfil her mi >> woodruff: we will have more on the pope's decision to permit the cardinal to maintain his influential le in the church-- amid his efforts to crack down on abuse-- later in the program. mudslides from torrential eownpours in eastern uganda have left at least 34e dead. large boulders and chunks of mud rolled through the mountainous area, destroying homes and roads in at least three villages. residents described theva ation. >> ( translated ): the rain was too much, and we sheltered under a veranda. then my friend decided to go anm remov

conference 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. i did said that was labor gugliotta the future pope actually sent it to the judges with a shrewd sense of timing before followed rossi's 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 spoke openly about across the case. he remembers very well the day he found this counter inquiry on his desk with a similarly is this this is leading to vision or. is there was no influential way in which you know enough of them. know anything. it is. now to see what equal that is and that will cost us more we thought of selling out to those. in for water they. get when it was easier that said. sort of places. them on you know the in the fields out to the car to sort the mail and. finally useless father g

senator ben cardin is one of those people. >> being active in squirrel hill. i went to the university of pittsburgh and squirrel hill was my support for my faith when i went there. so that i know area very well.or >> rr: they listened as cardin offered his support in the local fight against domestic terrorism. >> what need to hear, what can we do better? how can the fellow government help yo >> not just the churches, the schools, it is pretty rampant. >> reporter: law enforcement were first on the scene just as they'd been in so many domestic attacks. hools is that other soft targets around the country. >> 20 years ago, you didn't have this mission. gday you had this mission. had you beenen the resources to deal with it? >> i met yesterday a group of ministers talking about sanctuary security.vi >> reporter: m heinz said in order to protect soft targets like pces of worship, they need more officers and more resources. >> at a time whenis i in greatest use, sometimes we don't have the human security there. so people who want to do bad things, it adds a vulnerab

. >> reporter: a laura as president of cardinal. >> one year ago i was astonished .walking around with the building and grounds committee looking at the devastation . >> reporter: the administration building, classrooms, media center, everything had gone . students were moved to other schools . then three months later they came home to campus . was difficult, but it needed to happen . >> it was coming back. we came back as a community . we decided to reconnect with each other . it has become a strong bond for all of us . we are better friends because of it . it ultimately brought us back together . >> we came back in january, it was like coming home it looked different and i might have a new classroom with different furniture we were back . >> reporter: there are 22 portable classrooms, the school will be rebuilt, and they hope to start this month . long-term a master rebuild is being planned and will be plan to the community in coming months . >> we talked about what was it like? while it was devastating there was a new energy that we will rebuild . >> reporter: com

. >>> pope francis has accepted the resignation of washington dc's cardinal wuerl. he was facing intense screwutin for his handling of the sexual abuse cases. people were wondering, john, when this would happen and it's this morning. >> yeah, that's right, alisyn. this ends three months of speculation since the pennsylvania grand jury report appeared in mid august, august 14th, in which cardinal wuerl figured prominently for at least three cases of sexual abuse when he was in pittsburgh, and over the last few months there has been steady calls for his resignation, and today pope francis did accept his resignation, as expected, although two interesting notes there, alisyn, one, and this is unusual, he asked cardinal wuerl to stay on as the interim administrator until a successor is named, and the other is that pope francis issued a personal letter to cardinal wuerl praising him for the nobility of the way he has handled this situation in saying he is proud of him, and all of that, alisyn, would indicate while cardinal wuerl may no longer be the cardinal, he still has

church. >> reporter: cardinal wuerl has been implicated in two scandals dating back decades. a grand jury report released in august accused wuerl of helping to protect priests facing abuse accusations while he was a bishop of pittsburgh. >> wuerl has said he was doing the best he could at the time according to the understanding of the situation at the time. but survivors said he could have done more and had called for his resignation. >> reporter: but notably absent from friday's letter was any indication the pontiff was going to use this case as an example of accountability for sexual abuse. >> the pope did not want to accept wuerl's resignation. but he did so at wuerl's insistence because it would be the right thing for the church and washington. >> reporter: in fact, the pope suggested wuerl could have stuck to his ground as he himself wasn't accused of abuse and he cited cardinal wuerl's, quote, nobility in choosing to step down. >> the pope told cardinal wuerl he saw in him the heart of a shepherd. >> reporter: he will stay on as caretaker of his former role until a repl

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the pope accepting the resignation of cardinal wuerl. accusations he still vehemently denies. >> our first priority must always be the victims and in particular fostering a genuine sense of healing for the victims. >> nbc's claudio lavagna joins me from the vatican. this was swift punishment. yet he is going to stay on temporarily in washington for administrative functions and a role in the vatican. >> reporter: yeah. absolutely, andrea. we have been expecting pope francis to accept the resignation that the cardinal tendered to him a few weeks after the name was mentioned more than 200 times in that damning report from the grand jury in pennsylvania. but what we did not expect, what was really surprising today was the tone that the pope used for the acceptance. now, on the website of the archdiocese of washington apart from a statement published by the cardinal in which the cardinal said he was sorry, apologized for the past mistakes and asked for a pardon, while the cardinal seemed to be hard on himself than the pope was on him because

pope francis has accepted cardinal whirl's resignation as archbishop of washington. >> reporter: cardinal donald whirl's 15 year career in the catholic church came to an end today with a letter from pope francis. in it he accepted his resignation but said there were sufficient elements for whirl to have resisted stepping down, say there is a difference between covering up crimes and simply making a mistake. this summer, world became entangled in two major sexual abuse and cover-up scandals. his name appears over 200 times in a pennsylvania grand jury report , accusing him of protecting some child molesting priests when he was bishop of pittsburgh. in july , his predecessor in washington, theodore mccarrick stepped down over abuse charges. whirl spoke with nikki batiste in august. >> reporter: did you ever move priests quietly to another -- >> that wasn't our process. >> reporter: in a letter to parishioners, he apologized for his failures and ask for forgiveness from victims and healing for those wounded at the hands of church ministers. pope francis calls cardinal whirl's decision to ste

this was the case for cardinal wuerl. that's why the pope decided to keep cardinal wuerl as an apostolic administrator of the archdiocese of washington until a successor is found. for nbc news, at the vatican. >>> more details now. bay area catholic church leaders are grappling with similar issues. within the next few weeks, a bishop plans to release the names of every priest tied to credible sexual assault allegations in san jose diocese. more recently, oakland archdiocese agreed to do the same thing. former fbi leaders are helping the church to investigate. >>> new at 11:00, facebook updating us on the latest hack. hammers got 15 -- hackers got 15 million names and contact information and e-mail, additionally 14 million had gender relationship status and birthda birthdays. 29 million total. facebook says it has closed the security loophole and is working with the fbi. if there's any good news, it's that the overall number of people affected is smaller. at first they said up to 50 million accounts could have been affecte

they were great. 49ers had 43 first downs compared to the cardinals' 10. dominating in the air and the ground. the cardinals struggled just 2 of 12. but wait, there it is, five turnovers. dante, they dominated game but cough up the ball fivel game 97% of the time. there's one or two teams in the national football league history that ever won after turning the ball over five times. they were just sloppy with the football today, three fumbles on the ground, two interceptions, you can't do this. if you do that, you're doomed. you're going to lose the football game. >> when it happens five times, do you say, oh, there was a sort of discipline problem protecting the football. >> discipline problem. you have to protect the football. as a quarterback, you got to protect the football. as a running back, you have to protect the football with your life. they didn't do it and you will lose a game if you turn it over five times. >> that isn't good. and this isn't good either. breida tweaked his left ankle at the end of the first. it's a tweak, but he's been playing te

>> reporter: hope was the theme of today's prayer service here at cardinal newman high school. at the fires many say there's still a lot of healing to do. there were prayers for a community still healing the wounds from a deadly fire. >> you are not alone. and you are not forgotten. >> most everyone who attended this prayer service know exactly where they were one year ago. >> i could smell the smoke and i knew we were in trouble. >> pastor greta king lived in coffee park where so many homes burned in the monster firestorm. her home and church survived. >> the shock and the pain and the fear and the trauma are the same for all of us. we all went through that. >> it's very terr pentsost t an unt and uncle lost their home. >> reporter: suzanne brown's relatire rebuilding but her relatives are unable to rebuild their homes. this prayer service was held at cardinal newman high school where the fire damaged parts of the campus. >> it feels like it just happened yesterday. >> we didn't have an idea of what was coming until it hit us. >> santa rosa fire chief says lessons were learned

the world's most catholic region the cardinals right hand man father. is under house arrest awaiting trial for rape and six abuse. i never thought i would see the church as chancellor handcuffed for abusing five children three of them his own nephew it's despicable. it is illegal in the past few months public prosecutors have raided church offices in five cities uncovering evidence of abuses that will never reported to authorities they've identified one hundred seventy eight victims seventy nine of the miners and charged one hundred sixty seven members of the clergy with carrying out covering up abuses. among them are seven bishops the current archbishop of santiago and his predecessor. who remains a member of pope francis's top advisory council the cardinals and the pope have offered to cooperate in the investigation but the prosecutor leading the charge tells al-jazeera he has his doubts. there's been no cooperation understood is voluntarily providing evidence or information and we're still waiting for the vatican to send the information we requested

you can watch the game right here on ktvu after the 49er cardinal game. southern california for what lies ahead tonight. we say good morning to ray outside dodger stadium. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you just went over last night's game and it was just as exciting being here in person. you can really feel how the dodgers fans were getting into the game and knew how every last hit and every last pitch meant so much to the potential for them to win their world series. although the red sox came out on top. now they are just one win away from being called world champions. >> after 5 scoreless innings la fans were on their feet. last season -- 3 run home run. the dodgers were up 4-0 heading into the 7th inning. seen in the heading towards heading the -- tying the series with boston. after the dodgers pulled the starting pitcher things began to fall apart. they scored 3 runs in the 7th inning. tidied up in the 8th. then sealed the deal and the 9th of. winning saturday's game 9-6. >> we kept grinding and finally give ourselves an opportunity by putt

one win, four losses after a loss to the arizona cardinals. the cardinals were looking to their first win of the season. they started rookie qb josh rosen. niner is lost their running back when he hurt his ankle in the first quarter. we have more on the team's turnover problem on sunday. >> you don't have to be a football expert to know that if you turn the ball over five times and force no turnovers yourself, your chances of winning an nfl game are pretty slim. the 49ers more than doubled the cardinals in first downs, total yards and time of possession. they also fumbled it away three times and threw t wointerceptions. a winning formula that is not. >> you can't win if you have the turnovers. we have to take better care of the ball. >> i haven't been in part of any game where five turnovers to zero leads to a win. we have to improve that drastically to have a chance. >> at 1-4, the 49ers now find themselves in an all too familiar position. there are 11 games still to be played. players have been dropping like flies and it is character test ti

they accused the kernel of -- the cardinal of protecting abusing priests. >> the cardinal had presented his resignation to the pope today. todayb--the pope accepted it. this is about moving forward and moving forward means it is for the good of the church, especially for the unity of the church which is so important for her to the fill her mission. the cardinal ro and a letter that he asks priest -- the cardinal wrote in a letter that he asked priests to share with the congregation that he was sorry. meantime, the prosecutor that released of the grand jury report said it is unacceptable that the cardinal is a retiring was no apparent consequences. state emergency officials said they have done an initial surge of 80% of the area affected by hurricane michael and found no signs of widespread that. food and medical supplies are being brought in, but state officials say they are using helicopters to carry in supplies to some coastal towns where roads are not clear. one .5 million power customers were left in the dark across the six states. michael was the strongest hurricane to strike the a

and the pope, pope francis, by his actions on cardinal wuerl, by the investigation on cardinal mccarrick calling all the bishops' conference to rome is understanding action is requiredo he is low to act but he has been listening to victims and survivorand he is acing. today is a crucial step forward. >> mr. carr, you've recently spoken out about your experience as a victim of clealgle abuse. why did you decide now is the time to talk about this. >> this abuse is professional, and institutional and haunted mh chor 50 years. i found myself talking to people, talking to journalists p and saying a bt of the problem with this evil is secrecy, and then i do acknowledge that i had my own ence,cy, and i broke my sil i talked to my wife, i talked to e, family. for the first tii said what happened to me as a high school student, and my experience working for the church is there are not enough parents, there are not enough surarvivors, thee not enough victims in the room when decisions are made, and my hope is that the church has finally understood this and that the anger and anguish of survivors a

archbishop cardinal donald wuerl is out. the pope accepting his resignation weeks after the report claims he covered up for predator priests. and how about a bounceback? positive signs this morning after the dow plunges a painful 1300 points in the last couple of days. we are watching the markets with the opening bell happening this hour. you know this morning we must begin with the death and destruction by the new post-tropical cyclone michael. right now, the storm is heading away from the united states after leaving complete and total devastation across the southeast. flash flooding is still a major factor in the carolinas and mid-atlantic states. at least 11 people are dead. but officials fear that that number could rise. as search and rescue crews struggled to sift through the ravaged areas. more than 1 1/2 million people, two days later, two days after the major storm hit, are still without power across virginia, north carolina, georgia, alabama and florida. this morning, measure starting to get the first images from me

capitol he will still remain a cardinal those are the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera much more to come inside story is up next. an unexpected crisis that's putting a strain on relations between key allies what will the u.s. to be on an investigation its announced the missing saudi journalist among the show and how will we fend off the widespread outrage over the allegations that the saudi critic was killed on its own this is a story. welcome to the program on iran come on u.s. senators have forced the government into joining the investigation into the disappearance of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi he was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul nine days ago turkish security sources say he was murdered there by a saudi hit squad the saudis deny that as well as a washington post report which says the saudi crown prince ordered an operation to law the critic back home will get all guests very soon but first particle hand reports from washington. well you know i know nothing right and i know what everybody else knows nothing in just twenty four hours u.s. president do