for more than three hours, the cardinal gave evidence to the commission via video link. the church has made enormous mistakes, and it is working to remedy those. but the church is in many places has lety in australia people down. i'm not here to defend the indefensible. jamed: the cardinal told the commission that he heard rumors of sexual abuse by fellow australian priests in the 1970's but had no direct knowledge of their crimes. victims and survivors will come back here to listen to at least 2 more nights of cardinal pell's testimony. victims of abuse and other countries will be watching as well. peter saunders, who is from the u.k., was himself abused as a teenager. in 2014, pope francis made him a member of the vatican commission designed to protect children .rom abuse earlier this month the commission suspended him for speaking out. >> the vatican could take action now to protect children now. pope francis, here meeting children a week ago, has made the protection of minors a .riority his papacy may be judged on whether or not people bills this promise. james reyno

the islanders are keeping it close but the cardinals win. too the boys side, in the first line, plu jays up seven -- six. he comes back. layup, they are back up on top. now w ashes ldner with the -- waldner with the layup. they win 60 62 to 48. then norfolk catholic, they hustle. knights up one, he finds the madison hangs on to win it. >> battle creek. that's lindsey. check them out in the second quarter. he hits the three. 15 -- 11. later in the second quarter, he hits with the jumper and battle creek is up by two. he falls to the ground, gets the loose ball. and battle creek moves on 55 50 -- 55 -- 44. he scores with the long three. stanton to within two. with less than seconds left, luth eshes -- lutheran high wins. >> now randolph. there was work to do thanks to guys like the cardinal's senior scorer. then carter was working it, it was 19 -- 18 in the first quarter. have a great night. we w w w >> jon: stephen colbert! captioning sponsored by cbs ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> stephen: thank you so much, everybody! ( cheers and ap

cardin: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from maryland. mr. cardin: mr. president, first let me start by thanking chairman corker. the senate foreign relations committee has a proud tradition of working on national security foreign policy issues in the best interests of our country and putting partisan differences aside so that we can speak with a strong voice. chairman corker has carried out that tradition and has elevated it to a level that i think has been not only in the best interests of the united states senate but the best interests of our country. that's particularly true in the north korea sanctions and policy enhancement act of 2016. so i thank him for the manner in which he brought different views together. we all had the same objectives, but as you know when you're dealing with 100 members of the united states senate and you're dealing with the 19 members of our committee, we each have different views. and to try to harmonize that so that we can get legislation done in a timely way takes a great deal of talent and patience, and senator corker

the cardinals trying to get back to state for the 21st time. south sioux down 5 in the third augusta thramer with the deflection, haley fritza misses once, but not twice. it's tied at 40. (down in front). thramer making things happen -- the dish to ashley hohenstein for the layin. cards take the lead late in the third. then, thramer saves it -- it goes back out to mckenna sims for 3 -- south sioux doing the little things right. the rockets hustle, but they save it right to sims for two more. south sioux is going back to state, 69-57. the cardinals will be the top seed, starting next thursday in lincoln. iowa boys district final in 1a, south o'brien facing siouxland christian -- at west high. the eagles were e the district final for the e rst time -- christian kyles gets the steal and the bucket. it was 2-nothing for siouxland christian's only lead. south o'brien scores the next 15 points. damon struve drills the 2. struve has un-limited range. the eagles leaveveim alone and he makes them pay. he had three fit quarter. the wolverines pull away -

>> guest: they change every 20 years or so but for the most part their bishops and cardinals of the catholic church and the one person who runs the vatican bank is the pulp. the only shareholder at vatican bank, they hire layman to run the details of the in and out of money but the presents and people responsible for the finances of the vatican are the same people who run the religion. >> host: how big is the vatican bank? how much money does it hold? has access? >> guest: in reverse order who has access is a group of people, by its charter was created in the middle of world war ii, has been around seven years in the institution. citizens of vatican city, religious orders and catholic charities, in practice it has been manhandled and this used for years by everyone from wealthy italians, who has control over it, the pope is the only shareholder of the vatican bank, but in addition, the size of a small community bank, 7 to $10 billion a year, not enormous, goldman sachs pales in significance, but enough money when it is running the dark without any oversight or transparency, plenty of problem

he says cardinal pell knew both him and his abuser. >> cardinal pell while he was bishop pell had been a family friend. i'd known him since i was a child and he was the bishop where i was living. i called him in the hope that he could help me in some way. he said to me what will it take to keep you quiet? >> cardinal pell will give evidence once a day at least until wednesday. he is not facing criminal charges, but should the abuse commission rule that he either ignored or protected abusers, his position at chief of the economy in the vatican could be unattainable. >>> plenty more still to come, including calls in hang congress for fair elections as tensions with beijing continue. plus. >> i thank you all for this amazing award tonight. >> this time lucky leonardo dicaprio takes home the best actor award. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >>> let's recap our top stories now. refugees have been stopped from tearing down a border fence betwee

he's local product from cardinal o'hara high school.g history. ♪ >> this weekend cory brown will become the first player to ever play in the super bowl from cardinal o'hara high school. undrafted, small wide receiver will be the first on the big stage and the school is enjoying every minute of it. from being a humble quiet kid to this. not even his old advisers dreamed this big. >> super bowl. who gets to go to the super bo bowl. >> yes, surprise at that level but i knew, you know, given the chance, given korea chance -- >> cory hasn't been along for the run. he made huge plays on the way inn colliding a career long 86-yard touchdown nnfc championship game against the cardinals. no matter what he does or where he goes, he wears his roots on his sleeve. the man they call philly brown always comes back home. >> every school has their stellar athletes and oftentimes they walk out the door and schools never see them again. cory has been very loyal to cardinal o'hara. he loves to come back and sift. he was here as recently as christmastime.

again, senator menendez, senator gardner, senator cardin, senator corker. i wanted to add one more thing, madam president, just another minute, as i try to do every day, as does senator shaheen, to address the issue of the ambassadors to norway and sweden. it has been 864 days since we've had an ambassador to norway. it has been 468 days since the president nominated azita raji to be ambassador to sweden. i appreciate senator corker's leadership on this issue. we are working very hard to get these two ambassadors confirmed. these countries are the 11th and 12th biggest investors in the united states. senator cruz is the one holding up a vote on this. we are hopeful that at some point we will be able to move ahead. this has been going on way too long. some of our best allies in the fight against russian aggression -- senatorway actuall norway aca border with russia -- we have to be on their side as they take in thousands and thousands of refugees. we have talked about the need for a strong europe. yet these are the two major countries in europe that we don't

and she says, no i never fell in love with the cardinal. how could i fall with a middle- aged clergyman, i am still considered a beautiful woman and i'm surrounded by young and handsome men. to fall in love with a clergyman? there could be no success at all. and i said, no romantic feelings? she said, this question, it doesn't really apply. how can you ask me such a silly question? >> for her to fall in love with him is completely understandable to me. he was handsome, he was powerful, he was on a track that was extraordinary. he was polish. how could you not be taken with that, all that charm in one person? >> there is nothing in karol wojtyla's letters to suggest he broke his vow of celibacy, and everything we know about this iron-willed man suggests he would have kept it. in october, the princes of the church were back in rome for another conclave. choosing a new pope for the second time in less than two months. on the third day at just after 6:20 in the evening, the white smoke rose from the chimney in the corner of st peter's square, a

cardinals beat the crusaders 68-45. the hawkeyes went 2-0 last week, moving into sole posession of first place in the big ten. the hawks have also moved up to fourth in the ap poll. iowa beat illinois 77-65 on sunday to improve to 19-4 overall and 10-1 in the it's their best start in the big ten since 1982. nine of their ten conference wins have been by double digits. going back to last season, iowa has won 12 of their last 17 true road games. "we never panic and i think that's why we've been so good on the road this year," said senior mike gesell. "that's where a lot of our success comes from. teams are going to make runs, especially in road environments and we always keep our composure." "when they spurted at the start of the second half, i think our response to that was a very professional and experienced approach, the kind of thing you need to be able to do on the road," said coach fran mccaffery." iowa goes to indiana on thursday

sports director don bell talks to cory philly brown as the cardinal o'hara alum gets ready for the biggestame of his career. >> good evening, everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. the wait is almost over. we're now less than two days until super bowl sunday. the denver broncos and carolina panthers go head to head right here on cbs3. >> sports director don bell is live in san francisco and, don, the eagles may not be playing, of course, but philadelphia is well represented. >> reporter: no doubt about i it. keep it local. listen guys let me tell you th this. seven rounds in the nfl draft. back in 2014, cory brown was selected in none of them. as we methed he's a local product and through grit, drive and determination he's been able to stick with the carolina panthers and now he's trial the on the verge of something great. >> clear path to the end zone for cory brown. but path to the panthers roster was anything but. >> i don't want to say it was rough because i've been blessed man i've been put in great situations. from my mom, you know, helping me get into o'hara to coach he

again, senator menendez, senator gardner, senator cardin, senator corker. i wanted to add one more thing, madam president, just another minute, as i try to do every day, as does senator shaheen, to address the issue of the ambassadors to norway and sweden. it has been 864 days since we've had an ambassador to norway. it has been 468 days since the president nominated azita raji to be ambassador to sweden. i appreciate senator corker's leadership on this issue. we are working very hard to get these two ambassadors confirmed. these countries are the 11th and 12th biggest investors in the united states. senator cruz is the one holding up a vote on this. we are hopeful that at some point we will be able to move ahead. this has been going on way too long. some of our best allies in the fight against russian aggression -- senatorway actuall norway aca border with russia -- we have to be on their side as they take in thousands and thousands of refugees. we have talked about the need for a strong europe. yet these are the two major countries in europe that we don't

cardinals up three.2. winnebago comes right back.. aspen lapointe with the very long three.. game tied.3. moment's later.. randolph's landyn anderson with the three.4. later in the first.. aspen lapointe misses the three but david wingett (win-jet) gets the rebound and powers his way for the basket.. randolph still up two..5. move to the second quarter and off the inbounds play.. d'von lapointe with the three.. the indians now up six.. twenty-six to twenty and...this one was close! winnebago wins 58-55! 3 the briar cliff women followed up a six game win streak with a pair of losses this past week. it's dropped them into a four way tie for third in the gpac standings, only one back of second place dakota wesleyan. in losses to the college of mary and mount marty the chargers allowed over 80 points for just the second and third times all season. 3 "we need to close the game out. we had leads going into both those situations. and to collapse in both those situations was so uncharacteristic of us. so that was really dissapointing." "you know i think we really need to focus on def

tina kraus has the details of the revealing testimony by an australian cardinal. (nats up...pell) (aptn) i swear...by almighty god... australian cardinal george pell testified via video-link in rome - as part of an australian inquiry into child sex abuse. he told commissioners in sydney it's a scandal that the catholic church allowed thousands of children to suffer abuse at the hands of priests. (sot - cardinal george pell/vatican treasurer) the church in many places, certainly in australia, has people down. i'm defend the pell acknowledged he had heard that an australian catholic school teacher who serially abused students (enex) 'might' be involved in "pedophilia activity" in the 1970's, but had no idea how rampant clergy abuse was at the that time. (cardinal george pell/vatican those days if a priest denied such very strongly accept the denial. nats....victims about two dozen abuse survivors from australia traveled to italy to hear pell testify. (sot - peter blenkiron, abuse survivor) let's get the actions in place to support those with damages in the past and

" >> reporter: cardinal pell will give evidence until wednesday. if he is found to have i agreed or protected abusers, his position could become unattainable >>> still to come for you here on al jazeera, a marathon enters its 7th day in parliament entering a world record. orld record. ((úz@úxóxkxÑ($9 >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >>> welcome back. the top stories. rioting has broken out on the greece-macedonian border. tear gas was used to push back the crowds. a number of been injured. thousands may have starved to death in syria. a u.n. delivery is to be provided. the catholic church has made enormous mistakes said an official. cardinal pell is giving evidence in relation to abuse that took place in the 1970s > >>> on skype from damascus, how easy will it be for your organization to sustain this operation. >> thank you very much, and thank you for having me on the program. i hope much easier as

he says cardinal pell knew both him and his abuser. >> cardinal pell, bishop pell then, had been a family friend. he was the bishop of where i was living. so i called in him in the hope that he could help me in some way. he said to me, "what will it take to keep you quiet? " >> reporter: he will give evidence once a day every day until wednesday. if he is ruled to have ignored or protected abusers then his position as vatican chief of economy could become unattainable >>> steven woods works with broken rites. it is an organization that has been investigating the sexual abuse for decades. he said the month spent by the church in legal fees should be redirected to the victims >> in australia at the moment there is a large push for the government to set up an australia-wide redress scheme and that is in the process of happening. the government, federal government in australia says that they don't want to do it overall, but the tens of thousands of victims in australia declare that this needs to happen because there are so many people who are hurting, and tragic a.m.ly even taking-- tragicall

cleaning high school hopefully they hammond hosting cardinal newman -- seventh woods back from out of their past few gamesseventh to lucas prickett-- he drains the >>> off the steal- shane o'connor gets it to christiaan jones-- he sinks the easy layupsecond half-- seventh woods-- he thinks aninjurery tonight. and getting to christian jones and the shot-- he makes it look easy for 3woods again-- second half, driving past two in the lane-- gets it to and makes the cardinals with s look easy. then woods again firepower - shake off that three. drives fast and gets the it a couple of for two. here come the hammond won in the cardinals new gym.tonight - and these two newman returns the favor by going on the road and knocking defending scisa state champs - 66-61 the final. couple senior night at brookland- beef on the court.keyshawn james played defended their title their the fotoball t won. >>> was the quarterback.final regular season home game for the seniors who football team prior to tipoff with swansea. we will start with the bearcats on offense - kenny simmons - another senior - scores

steve: cardinal dolan speaks out about a purpose year for the church. the year of mercy. dari: here is sharon crowley with finding faith. reporter: under the steep else else was elsewas st. patricks, 2016 is the year of mercy. this year of mercy at a time grow the congregation, and convince lost catholics to return to their faith. one of the most powerful religious leaders in new york city, timothy cardinal dolan, archbishop of new york sat down with me, to talk about sin, and second chances. >> there is no sin that is unforgivable. reporter: what does year of mercy mean. >> pope francis is worried that a lot of people have a caricature of god being mean, angry, verge full, petty, god as told us, i am rich in mercy. reporter: pope francis grew up just outside of buenos aires. he discovered his call to priesthood after going to confession as a boy where a >> he is 79 years old, he has some health problem, not major, thanks be to god, he wants to seize the moment. reporter: why did the pope pick 2016 as year of mercy. >> he knows that the church itself needs mercy, it has b

lead by five with 5 minutes left---off balance ally oop--the finish by chinanu onuaku---- cardinals go on for 71-65 win---- first acc loss of the season for north carolina--we got a race in the acc--- trey freeman is playing on another level these days---today---the old dominion senior guard---named conference for the second straight week---he's scored 28 points in five of his last six games, and is the leading scorer in the conference, averaging just under 27 points a night---monarchs are at charlotte on saturday--- and talk about a bad day for tobacco road----duke----falls out of the top 25 rankings for the first time in over 8 years-----the unranked blue devils have lost 4 of their last 5---but have winnable games against georgia tech and north carolina state coming up. and i raise turkey for shady brook farms . we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms . no growth-promoting antibiotics, >> steve: from studio 6b in rockef

>> guest: in the battle days we could open an account if we knew they cardinal who was a friend of ours but to date we would have difficulty doing it. if you were a religious order or charity, the way around it is the following, and and seven time prime minister, died the year-and-a-half ago, the most prominent postwar politician, and opened it up an account, the cardinal spell as a man foundation, there was no such institutional organization and the vatican bank. and ran about $60 million in cash over the years, everything from paying for his wife's jeweler to slush funds for other politicians. if you had the right connection you could get a deal. the fashion designer has his main retail showroom on a street in a row like madison avenue or fifth avenue, recently became known he was paying a couple hundred dollars a year for rent when everyone else was paying $600, he knew a cardinal was a friend to cut in the deal, that is the way the vatican has been operating for years. and the answer to the question is could we open up an account? know unless we have the right connection. >> host: h

their relationship would test the cardinal's vow of celibacy. you write about being torn apart, cardinal wojtyla wrote, but i can find no answer to these words. particularly the word "i belong to you." malina malinovsky, brokered the sale of the letters. i believe she fell in love with him. they didn't just write. they spent private times at her prompt in vermont. skiing in poland. in the old communist days when he was in krakov, she had her letters hand delivered so the party officials couldn't use priest. it's good you sent your letters by hands, he says. it contains thing too deep for the sensors eyes. when he became pope he didn't stop. i am thinking about you he wrote. in my thoughts i come to pomfret her house in vermont every day. when he died, friend say, that the vatican won't confirm, she was at his bedside. the pope's letters are now public. anna-teresa tymieniecka's letters to him have not been published. what a story they might tell. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >>> the "cbs overnight news" man (sternly): where do you think you'

cardinals making a big comeback after a loss to virginia. lisa: wlwt news 5' s derek forrest tells us how they did last night taking on the number-two-ranked tarheels. derek: the cardinals are looking to bounce back after their loss against virginia as the number two team in the country made their way to the young center. 45-45 in the second half. donovan mitchell knocks down the jumper. the three from the top of the kep is good -- top of the key is good and the louisville cardinals are up in the going to upset north carolina, 71 -65. first half. tyler white knocks down the three. later in the half, they go inside to drew mcdonald. he had a career-high 23 points. this would give them the win and they win it. eric washington has been suspended for the red hawks game with eastern michigan later tonight. he leads the team in scoring. high school news. deshawn tate jones made his college announcement, "i will further my career at ohio state." -- iowa state, excuse me. he threw for nine touchdowns and -- 29 scores on the ground. tyler eifert hurt

>> the cardinal will give evidence once a day at least wednesday.e's not facing criminal charges but should the abuse commission rule that he either protected abusers his position will be in question. >> we go to the founder the "catholic voices." what do you make of the position and the stance taken here by the catholic church? have they done enough to clear up this problem? >> well, i think it's very good that they have the commission, and the cardinal is reporting to it. the church has claiming to get to the truth. so i think that we must get to the truth. it's been a long time ago, but the commissions investigate what happened then, and we can get to it. there seems to be two sets of people who are very opposed on the one handed there are people who say that the cardinal didn't do enough as a priest or young bishop. but then there are other whole other group who say that he was the first one to do something, who set up the guidelines in melbourne as soon as he arrived. he was part of the solution, not the problem. i think it's very important tha

cardinals mickailin holtry splashing the deep three. earlham answers, taylor williamson with the drive and hoop woodward granger takes it 60 to 36. jon: still to come we move over to boys action including an indianola team ready to try and land another upset against a ciml metro team. thru 4-a last night as they rallied from a 10-point 4th quarter deficit to upset #9 north! tonight the indians going after another ranked squad... indianola traveling up to take on #4 hoover, the huskies making sure there would be no upset tonight! especially aldreais campbell. he was a man possessed to start the game. fights thru traffic for the hoop. then it's campbell on the drive again thru three defenders up and in! points. then he passes off the hot hand to y'vez quinn who cashes in the three! hoover up 8-0!! indians looking for an answer. jack jensen is seeing triple! then jensen finds graham sandquist for the easy bunny. indians within 5. but hoover would pull away. douglas wilson with the board, the hoop and the foul! huskies roll, 53- 28 they cli

just a one point lead for the cardinals over the rockets at the half. and it's northeast that comes out gunning...mariah cates...knocks down the three pointer and the rockets take a 37- 33 lead. but that just makes the cardinals angry...they save the looseball and mckenna sims cashes in the three pointer to get within two. then the press does its magic...sims...johnn y on the spot for the steal...she takes it in for the easy layup to tie things up at 40. under a minute to play in the quarter...sims...ag ain with the steal...she gives it off to augusta thramer for the three point play...cards up 5, and they dont' look back, they gives us more the state tournament and i just think we've rolling and it gives confidence." augusta thramer--"it gives us a lot of motivation going in. and knowing at we close games this helps us know that we can battle teams and come back and molly never want to go in our seniors really stepped up to play and girls hit their the stretch. northeast is a really good team and they definitely showed that tonight. i think that game's

on sunday night cardinal george pell answered questions by a sex abuse commission in sydney from rome via avideo link. he was a senior priest in ballarat and in melbourne from 1970s to 90s when tens of children were abused by priests. the commission wants to know whether he knew and why he didn't do anything about it. pell said he was too unwell to travel to australia to face the commission in person, a claim that sparked widespread outrage in a crowd funding campaign that raised more than $150,000 in a week to cover travel expenses to rome for 15 survivors. >> we're not here to intimidate him or anything, but he has got to look at our faces, the ones who have been damaged by the clergy. >> i would love to see him stand up and say we got this wrong. we didn't handle this well, but we can do better now. we can help the victims now. >> reporter: at 11 years old this man was abused by his uncle, a priest who has since been convicted of 80 counts of child abuse. he was the first survivor to speak out in 1993. he says cardinal pell knew both him and his abuser. >> card nam pell, he was bis

the eagles fall to the 19th ranked cardinals, 79-47 and it . carolina on tuesday. the bruins are back home tonight for the second half of their home&home series with the sabres . still no adam mcquaid who' s been out for a month with an upper body injury, but he' s been and could be ready soon. s a real reliable guy. that toughness we like for our group and we missed part of it. >> the bruins beat the sabres two nights ago in buffalo with a couple of goals from ryan spooner and this nifty one from brad marchand marchand now with 23 goals just 5 shy of his career high. >> he' s fun to watch. he has the ability to change things. it has been fun watching. >> it is about growing and on. bob: von miller, t.j. ward and shiloh keo of the denver broncos have all been fined just over $23,000 for bad behavior against championship game. things like spearing, hitting a defenseless receiver, and unsportsmanlike conduct the 23 grand is about half what they so, they' re all good, and here' the eater' s digest of what . billions of wings and burgers 8 million pounds of guaca-holy-

he says cardinal pell knew both him and his abuser. >> cardinal pell, well, he was bishop pell then,ly friend. i had known him since i was a child. and he was the bishop of where i was living, so i told him in the hope that he could help me in some way. he said to me, what will it take to keep you quiet? >> reporter: cardinal pell will give evidence once a day at least until wednesday. he is not facing criminal charges, but should the abuse commission rule he either ignore or protected abusers his position at vatican chief of economy could become unattainable. >>> the former political arm of the i. r.a. could become the main opposition group in ireland's parliament. the leader jerry adams has won a seat in parliament and his party secured more than 15% of the vote. vote counting is continuing after friday's poll but a new coalition of government is expected to feature the two highest polling parties that fine gael and fine fall. neave barker sent this update from dublin. >> reporter: it has been a bruising he for the outgoing coalition of fine gael and the ireland labor department. n

just - rio's top cardinal tells us - be sure you keep mosquitoes away. (nick paton walsh, senior intl. correspondent): "would you still at this time tell people not to use contraception to prevent children being born with this awful deformity?" (cardinal dom orani tempesta, archbishop of rio de janeiro): "the church doesn't address this with the congregation, because the church believes that people should be responsible and for example if they have this or any disease, they should be responsible and not transmit it to other people." (nick paton walsh, senior intl. correspondent): "many have compared this virus to hiv and how the world was not fast enough to push safe sex. haven't they not learned their lesson? should they not be pushing people at this time only to use contraception and risk?" (cardinal dom orani tempesta, archbishop of rio de janeiro): "there is just a probability and it has not been proven yet. i think that it still has to be proven and the church recommends that people take care of the environment, that they don't allow the mosquito to

among the casualties is the deputy minister of disarmameant >>> cardinal george pell is to appear before a royal commission in australia. he is appearing via video limpg because he is differencing-- link because he is too sick. >> reporter: taking the witness stand on the other side of the world. on sunday night he answered questions by a sex abuse commission in sydney from rome via video link. now in charge of the vatican economy he was a senior priest in his native ballarat and later in melbourne from 1970s to 90s where many children were abused by police. the commission wanted to know if he knew and why he didn't do anything about it. he said he was too unwell to travel australia to face the commission in person, a claim that sparked widespread outrage in a crowd funding campaign that raised more than 150,000 in a week to cover travel expenses to rome for 15 survivors. >> we are not here to intimidate him or anything, but he's got to look at our faces as the ones who have been damaged by the clergy. >> i would love for him to stand up appeared say we got this wrong, we didn't handle t

this number jumps out to me. 30 to 14 in the paint edge stanford cardinal. enough said. >> joe: how about tony parker 4 for 10 at the line. again, the home the one of the best conference tournaments, big east tournament march 9 through 12. streaming live on fox sports go, sponsored by jeep renegade. big east standings at this point, were you in cincinnati with xavier's thrilling win, not a bad atmosphere. >> steve: and no real chink in the armor when you look at chris mack's team. skill and quickness, perimeter offensive impact, solid along the base line with farr and reynolds and bluity. and the depth is what is impressive, employ that 1-3-1 zone. discome bob on you lats on -- discombobulates opponents. >> joe: base line levels it off to humphrey. the fresh possession to run it inside of three minutes. working on box-out responsibilities. even in the zone, it's important to check. put a body on some one, they don't get those second shots. marcus allen, pickens. >> joe: 9-0 stanford run to take 191-point lead. >> steve: -- 11-point run. >> steve: this is ide

under 5 minutes to go the cardinals clinging to a 5-point lead. stanford wins 79-70 improving to 8-8. >>> bill walton trading in his analyst role to be part of the utah band. second half, arizona leading by 1. the wildcats, the lead with a jumper. they cap off a 12-0 run. five minutes left, utah hits the 3 to put the utes back up on top. they beat the wildcats the first time since 1998. so utah wins, pulls them into a tie for first in the pac-12 with oregon. cal jumps into sole possession of third. wildcats one game behind first. the bears host usc tomorrow night with conference play ending next weekend. >>> this guy, halftime, the virginia north carolina game. early second half, the cavaliers leading 40-39. virginia's malcolm scores to make it a 3 point game. under ten minutes left. uva up by 7. a 9-point lead. number 3 virginia goes on to win 79-74. the cavs improve to 22-6. >>> for the second time this week, the sharks and the maple leaves have made a trade. in exchange for leaf's backup goaltender james rhymer and forward jeremy moren. >>> now

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senator cardin i was just boasting about your effort here. the senate and congress and country can be proud of this legislation. over the past decade the senate foreign relation committee has convened every couple years to assess the policy against north korea. there has been surprisingly variation in the over all description of the danger and recommended policy prescriptions. former u.s. officials characterized north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile opportunities as posing risk to the u.s. national interest. they stress the importance of standing with our close regional allies south korea and japan in the face of destabilizing north korean provocation. they all find it a necessity to cooperate with the international community to detur further provocation and prevent the spread of sensitive technology to and from north korea. they noted the importance of sanctions on north korea specifically the need for china to exercise greater influence. i am personally disappointed at the way the u.n. security council is functioning. whether it is ir

a crowdfunding campaign, two dozen survivors and their companion traveled to be on hand when the cardinal >>> we're seeing a nice, quiet clear night over oak boji. after this. >>> welcome back. we're really getting mother nature. warm yesterday, really windy today. possible-- >> yeah. that is true. tomorrow night we're looking at a little bit of a chance of snow. but right now we're getting a little bit of a break. we have clear skies over in downtown sioux city brought to you by jc roofing and insulating and a nice quiet sunday night. with the temperatures and clear skies, 33 degrees with southwest winds at five miles per hour. now, the temperatures across the area are fallen fairly quickly as our warm spot is at 34 degrees. it is 30 in lemar and spencer. that's faiaiy much colder than it was yesterday at this time. and 12 in sioux city. that cold front that passed over us and brought us the windy conditions and brought us the cold temperatures tonight and the winds have started to calm down just a bit, we are seeing southeast winds at five miles per hour and sheldon at six miles per hou

>> australian cardinal george pell testified via video link in rome as part of australian inquire my child sex abuse, he told commissioners in sydney it is a scandal that the catholic church allowed thousands of children to suffer abuse at the hands of priests. >> the church in many places certainly australia, has made -- not easy -- >> pell acknowledged he had heard australian catholic school teacher sewerly abuse student might be involved in pedifile activity in the 19 70s, but had no idea how rampid clergy abuse was at the time. >> i must say in those days if a priest denied such activities, i was very strongly inclined to except the denial. >> about two dozen abused survivors from australia traveled to italy to hear pell testify. >> damage if the past, and be

abused victims left a rome hotel after listening to cardinal george pell testify by satellite.he cardinal testified that he had difficulty recalling the details of how the melbourne archdiocese responded to abuse allegations when he served as auxiliary bishop there. survivors say they want answers. >> represent hundreds and hundreds and thousands and thousands across australia. there's a long way to go for us. >> cardinal pell is not accused of sexual abuse and denied knowing about activeç p pedophiliaic priests in his archdiocese. >>> officials say reverend william schooler was shot to death during sunday morning service. police say his younger brother, daniel spooler fired the fatal shot. 20 people were inside the church at the time of the shooting. no one else was hurt. >>> a woman and a teenage boy are accused of kidnapping their cousin's 2-month-old baby in florida. the baby was found safe saturday in orlando. police say mom and baby were asleep friday night in their ft. lauderdale home when armed intruders broke in and stole the infant. investigators say it was the 14-ye

brown went to cardinal o'hara high school. many people hate and doubt his quarterback cam newton for a mcmahon us. ward. >> all the criticism that he's been getting lately i don't know if they like it. but at the same time you got to -- you got to give respect to his talents and, you know, give him the mvp. coach should win coach. year. everything should come back to carolina. >> i ain't mad at you. everything after going 15-one give it to me all. since it's been almost two weeks everything that can possibly talked about has been so now the players are even being asked about little dumb things like what's on their feet? >> why you wearing socks with sandals? >> why you wearing jeans with

he says cardinal pell knew both him and his abuser. >> pell, he was bishop pell then. he had been a family friend. i had known him since i was a child. i told him in the hope that he could help me in some way. he said to me, "what will it take to keep you are quietskwo? " >> reporter: he will give once a week until wednesday. he is not facing criminal charges, but should the commission rule that he either ignored or protected abusers, they his could become unattainable >>> live now to rome. steven woods is the spokesperson for broke rights, the organization researching the cover up of sexual abuse in the catholic church for more than 20 years now. welcome to al jazeera. the seal of confession is invaluable. are you expecting anything that approaches an admission of guilt from george pell? >> we have heard such stories about various religious beliefs that say that they can't expose what crimes have been covered, and quite frankly, if a religion came in and said we were going to rape and hurt children but we can't tell you about it, would a country accept that, would the

chairman and senator cardin, thank you. all of my former colleagues and friends on the committee, i'm happy to be here. i think we have a chance to have a very important conversation. i appreciate both of your opening comments very much. i want to begin by thanking all of you. i know it has been very difficult. i know the committee has worked incredibly hard to fill our positions at the state department and our overseas post. i also know this committee has a very special appreciation for the vital work of diplomacy both howour comments underscore vital it is for america to have who don'tlomats deserve to be waiting a year or two years to be put in position. you have worked extremely hard mr. chairman, thank you for your diligence and senator cardin, likewise. this is the way we are -- advanced the objectives of u.s. policy. whether it is for our business is trying to create jobs or traveling abroad. pushingyou again for obviously complicated politics. your favorable and prompt effort on the other nominations. jacobsonrly ro

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just a one point lead for the cardinals over the rockets at the half. and it's northeast that comes out gunning...mariah cates...knocks down the three pointer and the rockets take a 37-33 lead. but that just makes the cardinals angry...they save the looseball and mckenna sims cashes in the three pointer to get within two. then the press does its magic...sims...johnny on the spot for the steal...she takes it in for the easy layup to tie things up at 40. under a minute to play in the quarter...sims...again with the steal...she gives it off to play...cards up 5, and they dont' look back, they win it 69-57. 3a district final between heelan and moc-floyd valley. dutch jumped out t a 7-2 lead but back come the crusaders, jack boever knocks down the three to take the lead. then on the other end, levi jansen, with the pump fake and the jumper to tie things back up. but heelan kept it close early. collin kasperbauer with the steal, he takes it coast to coast for the lay in. but the dutch a little too strong...christian korver knocks down the three, they move on

anchor: the cardinals were on the road taking on notre dame. cardinals down a point. damion lee, the drive starting for two. a one-point lead but notre dame had the answer. the three from the wing is good. they hold on for the win and the upset. 22nd ranked kentucky on the road. we were talking about this earlier. a gets two technicals in the first two and a half minutes but he is kicked out of the game. in the end, they didn' t need him. marie comes up with a steel. the caps on when big. ohio state was on the road with rockers. -- rutgers. he drives the lane. why not? buckeyes with a two-point lead. tate with the three. osu goes up by seven points. this three from the corner is good. bates-diop finished with a double double of 24 points and 14 rebounds as the buckeyes win it 79-69. northern kentucky fell on the road by two 79-77 to the university of illinois-chicago saturday, the norse now fall to 9-16 on the year, tyler white led the way for the norse in the loss with 21 points, adding 5 rebounds. courtis: thank you. not a lot of love in the air with the weather for

cardinals up 4!. 5) south sioux city had it going then. this is brad hartnett with the and one! he hits the free throw! south sioux goes on to win it 47-43! 3 dakota valley girls had lost 2 of 3 and were in trouble late against dell rapids tonight.1) 4th quarter lady quarriers up nine. sarah bohan to hayley hoffman who goes with the left hand. and one! she would miss the free throw.2) dell rapids comes right backt though. on their next posession they work it around to the freshman emma paul who scores. dv down 10.3) underneath the quarrier basket mikaela stofferahn scores. 4) and with just over fime minutes to go its stofferahn again with the layin. the inside game was working for dell rapids.5) under five minutes to go its a 13 point lead for dell rapids! anne mccabe picks off the pass and goes coast to coast! cuts the lead back to 11. lady quarriers win it 58-46. 3 spencer has been in and out of the 4a rankings this season. visiting 5a squad north who's played better as the year has gone on.1) in the first minute of the game, north's mercy oyadare, gets the ball down low, spin

levan reid varies this triple going on to beat the cardinals 73-65. merit -- miami controls carolina by half again. funding itself against them in internment -- tournament. before the half, duane bacon with a pull-up, step back triple and the bacon is sizzling. seminoles go on to win 77-56 two of set notre dame. florida now needs the tournament to help the resume. in the big games continue tonight when the gators host kentucky at 7 o'clock. stay tuned. >>> this just in. the sunset one minute away as a lookout to the west at anna maria island. that is a beautiful site. folks are checking that out here i am tweeting stuff out all weekend. i just tweeted this. i want to show you the latest. 70 degrees. in the meantime in canada, they are out there shirtless playing in the snow. we would not have to wait long for a nicer warm up. it's going to be down into the 50s overnight but we will be looking forward to just a little bit warmer stuff coming work week. temperatures pushing up to near 80 degrees as we work toward tuesday before that front comes through

lock up for the cardinals over the rockets at the half. and it's northeast that comes out gunning...mariah cates...knocks down the three pointer and the rockets take a 37-33 lead. but that just makes the cardinals angry...they save the looseball and mckenna sims cashes in the three pointer to get within two. then the press does its magic...sims...johnny on the spot for the steal...she takes it in for the easy layup to tie things up at 40. under a minute to play in the quarter...sims...again with the steal...she gives it off to augusta thramer for the three point play...cards up 5, and they dont' look back, they win it 69-57. 3a district final between heelan and moc-floyd valley. dutch jumped out to a 7-2 lead but back come the crusaders, jack boever knocks down the three to take the lead. then on the other end, levi jansen, with the pump fake and the jumper to tie things back up. but heelan kept it close early. collin kasperbauer with the steal, he takes it coast to coast for the lay in. but the dutch a little too strong...christian korver

the lady cardinals are third state tournament trips, with 13 2-thousand-6. south's sioux's last title was eight years ago, but they're back among the elite. sports fource is "on the road" in south sioux city, nebraska. ktiv's mark freund is live with more. the south sioux city girls only have one loss this year - that was at a holiday tournament in florida in december. the lady cardinals are ranked 2nd in nebraska's class a by the omaha world herald. south sioux will look to stay unbeaten in river cities conference play tonight. against conference opponents, the cards are winning by an average margin of almost 34 points per game. south sioux looks well on their way to a fourth- straight state tournament appearance - and a high seed once they get to lincoln. is heavy on upperclassmen, and they're confident they'll avoid overlooking anyone until state - including gross catholic tonight. "we always talk about one game at a time," said head coach molly hornbeck. "we never overlook anyone because we've got a lot of good, solid teams in the area and in our confere