. >>> today, cardinal wuerl will meet with d.c. priests to discuss the growing sex abusel scan involving him and the catholic church. >> this comes after someone shouted and walked out on cardinal wuerl during mass. justin finch h more on that interruption and today's meeting. >> reporter: we know in a letter ahead of this meeting the priests that cardinal wuerl asked forrayers and support. he apologized for lapse inme ju that may have caused them shame. we'll center on thisrowingex abuse scandal, as well as the rebuke we saw here, very public and very vocal rebuke from the pews at annunciation on sunday. >> shame on you. >> reporter: that disruption came as cardinal wuerl asked for parishioners to pray for pope francis leading the church through anoth scandal. the outburst came from brian garfield who walked out, as well. he said afterwards, he felt as if he was being lectured to he felt there should be more outrage at what the cardinal had to say. wuerl is now under fire for handling ofla sex abuses against priests. you may roall

he didn't fe like he wanted a lecture from the cardinal. he can not escape the cloud ofr contro now surrounding the church. he is facing criticism for what many says was his not doing enough t purge priests tied to the sex abuse.an this comes when there's a scandal there, too. hundreds of pests were responsible for the abuse of chir children. parishioners say it is time for change in the church. >> i feel like people who have been the evidence of the nnsylvania report, allow preschools children to continue in the their ministry and should no longer be in the church hierarchy. >> reporter: they said, there are parishioners in the church who applauded and showed support for the cardinal and for the pope. that meeting is on the books for today. it's set to focus in parts on rwat sex abuse scandal and the way d. and also, before the meeting, the cardinal asked for prayers for the pope as well as the victims of this scandal. we're live in northwest, i'm justin finch, news 4. >> thank you, justin. a lot of catholics are demanding more from the ch

local deacon wrote a scathing lirecord c for cardinal wuerl to re-sign. chris, good morning. >> if you have ever seen him leading these high profilema es then you've seen him helping him. wh he wrote to cardinal wuerl is i can't stand with you any longer. >> and i urged him,or theood of the church, that we both love so dearly to step away from his position as arch bishop. >> garcia is married and lives inrlington and this was a big deal. this is all coming back to the grand jury report out of pennsylvania in which hundreds of priests were accused of molesting children. cardinal wuerl supervised many of them ove the 18 years he was in pittsburgh. in some cases the grand jury report said he d a lot to make sure that certain priests did

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cardinal mccallic who's now resigned. the pope responded. just listen. >> translator: i read that statement this morning. i read it and will say sincerely that i must say this to you and all of you that are interested. read the document carefully and judge it for yourselves. i will not say one word on this. >> father beck, why such a meek response from the pope to such serious accusations? an attempt to expose what's happening within the catholic church. >> well, the immediate response of the pope say it's going to be silence, i'm interpreting it as i'm not going to get in the mud and wrestle with this archbishop who just is full of slander and mistruths. so basically the pope has said his account is not accurate, archbishop vigeno's account, and others have said his account was not accurate, that 11-page screen was full of untruths. i think he doesn't want to be seen as acting in response to his letter because it's full of mistruths. >> but why? because wouldn't you reply if it's not true -- simply say that. >> well, aga

one parishioner turned her back on the cardinal. she tells cnn if he's serious about change, wuerl should step down. also wants the church to be more forthcoming in how it deals with sexual abuse. >> i was trying to send a message that i just speaking for myself, do not approve of the way the church has handled this scandal for 16 years. and i think that the church could use some more transparency. in the way they have dealt with this. >> for his perspective on this. i'm joined by cnn religion commenter. father edward beck. thank you for being with us. >> good to be with you. >> we heard there from parishioner mary. who turned her back to cardinal wuerl in protest. let's listen to what another parishioner in the very same church had to say directly to cardinal wuerl. >> we need to hold close in our prayers and loyalty. our only father francis. it's clear that he is the object of considerable animosity. >> shame on you. >> so far the two examples of protest there. catholics across america have signed a petition for the bishops of ame

asking for cardinal wuerl's ouster.ttorney general, who is also a catholic, he is asking for his ouster. there are a group of catholic teachers, they work for the diocese, they are asking for his ouster. one of his priests who, from the pulpit, asked for his resignation. and so, ana, these are a growing number of catholics in different areas of the catholic church and in different ministries what are asking for him to resign. even the president of a catholic university, who i talked to, said she has a great relationship with the cardinal, but she thinks he has to go. >> it tells us the story is not over yet. rosa flores, thank you very much. >>> battles brewing on capitol hill over president trump's latest nominee to the supreme court. what you need to know about brett kavanaugh. you're live in the cnn newsroom. >> i am proud to nominate this attorney, advocate and judge to be the 107th justice to the united states supreme court. >> we may be in trying times, but think how it was in those days. the judges didn't think s

delegation of cardinals and bishops to discuss the church's sexual abuse cover-up. the american clergy want to know how one of their own ex-cardinal mccarrick continued to get promoted despite allegations that he slept with seminarians. the vatican has known since 2000 concerning the allegations against mccarrick yet was made archbishop and a cardinal in 2001. the clergy wants the pope to authorize an investigation. >>> america remembered the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks with somber ceremonies. lights representing the manhattan twin towers lit the skyline. the attack changed many aspects of our lives, particularly when it comes to airport security. kris van cleave reports on new technology that is not without its critics. >> reporter: in the last three weeks new facial recognition technology at washington's dulles airport has caught to imposters illegally trying to enter the u.s. a woman from ghana with someone else's passport. with his real identification hidden in his shoe, and a 26-year-old man from the congo tried to enter with a different passport. >>

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cardinal wuerl washo b of pittsburgh during some of that time period. he's being criticized for resigning or reinstating priests who were involved. back to you. >> thank you very much, megan. >>> roads around the uto. capi and union station are back open this morning. d.c. and u p. capitolice had to investigate a vehicle near union station and louisiana avenue. officers used binoculare to scut the area. we did see a man gear up into a bomb suit to inspecteh thele and take some items from inside the car. investigators are not sayingat hey found, if anything. >>> now to the latest on the search for amazon's second headquarters. speculation is zeroing in on our area. here's why. jeff bezos, amazon's ceo, and the board of directors are reportedly in town right now. donight bezos will sit for an interview hoste by the economic club of washington. on september 19th, he will be the keynote speaker at an air force conference at national harbor.s pace company blue origin ntends to compete for pentagon contract tomorrow he will visit "the washington post," which

during morning mass on sunday, cardinal on sunday, cardinal on sunday, cardinal donald wuerl apologized for errors in his judgement...but parishoners say his words aren't enough.mary challinor/parishoner: "i don't undestand why there hasn't been a major statement by cardinal wuerl. if this is his statement, it doesn't really cover what was unveiled in the pennsylvania investigation." that pennsylvania investigation uncovered more than 300 predator priests -- credibly accused of sexually abusing more than 1,000 child victims since 1947.the grand jury's report alleges wuerl failed to deal with the priests while he was bishop in pittsburgh between 1988 and 2006.on sunday morning, the cardinal called for transparency and renewed accountability --cardinal donald wuerl/archbishop of washington: "any successful purification of our church is going to require an engagement of lay people together with the bishops."but as wuerl pushes for engagement... parishoners are pressuring him to step down.mary challinor/parishoner: "he should resign. i think he should understand that just because you didn't

abuse by priests and over this man, cardinal theodore mccarrick who rose as arc bishop of washington. the pope insists abuse is a horrendous crime. >> because of that, pope francis realizes that the very credibility of the church depends on rooting it out. >> u.s. bishops say allegations that the pope helped cover up abuse deserve an answer. >> i think many catholics, many faithful in the u.s. and beyond are looking for some answers. it doesn't necessarily have to come from the pope's mouth. >> reporter: and soon, cardinal donald wuerl of washington will meet the pope to discuss his resignation. the pope now calling on bishops around the world to meet in rome in february for an unprecedented summit on sexual abuse. >> it's a question of utmost importance not only in countries where it's exploded but all around the globe. >> reporter: the crisis is global and growing, a church report from germany details

the outburst dame as the cardinal asked parishioners to keep pope francis in their procedures. this is the visible sign felt by some catholic another parishioner turned her back on the cardinal as he spoke. t>> i don't thinky did this out of malice at all. but i think they ased their position. >> cardinal wuerl is facing a storm of criticism and lls for his resignation, as a grand jury accused him of covering up sex he has not been charged with wrongdoing and denies he helped in thecover-up. >> we reached out to the archdiocese for a comment on the mass interruption. they responded with this statement.ne quote, individual in the congregation expressed anger and several left during the cardinal's remas. however, the cardinal was also met with applause and expressions of support from the parishioners. this sentint was echoed as he theeted the fl who expressed their prayers and support after mass. >>> there's a hunt on for a p killer ince george's county. officers found a woman on the floor inside an apartment in oxon hill. e died on the scene. very limited information at this tim

she crossed her arms, gave the cardinal her back, and then said this.i think he should resign. i think he should understand that just because you didn't mean to do something doesn't mean that there weren't terrible consequences for lots of people. and i feel he should resign as cardinal. >> she's not the only one that is asking for his resignation. in the past week, i have been here in washington, d.c., talking to multiple people. the attorney general has asked for his resignation a. university president. also priest from his diocese. we did ask the archdiocese about this protest. here is what they told us. they sent statement saying quote cardinal wuerl has spoken extensively over the past two months conveyed his sadness apologies and contribution and addressed every issue as it has arisen in a straightforward and transparent manner. we have to give you contextex brooke because for the most part that mass was uneventful. people greeted him well, very warmly. they applauded him. it was when he started speaking about clerical sex abuse that emotions boil

of los angeles and cardinal o'malley of boston.nts to submit a plan to the pope which includes an investigation about who knew what when about cardinal mccarrick and about how to streamline the ability to report that to the vatican. likely, alisyn, the best takeaway from this meeting, and we'll see how it goes, is that they get some kind of apostolic visitation where the vatican says we're going to send investigators to the u.s. and help to do this investigation as to who knew what when. the obvious problem with that is that implicated in all of this about who knew what when is also the vatican. so we'll have to see what the developments are from tomorrow's meeting. very important one, as i say, with the u.s. bishops council. >>> on the heels of that we also have the news of cardinal whurl, the archbishop of washington, d.c. who now says he's coming back to the vatican. he met last year with the pope but this time about resignation. here is the letter he released to the priest last night. his issue is how to begin effectively bring

another parishioner turned her ba t on cardinal as he spoke. that silent protest was used by catholics in the 1960s and '70s. >> turned their back to say i am here, i'm a member of the 'turch, i'm celebrating mass, but i d agree with what is being said. and i don't agree withe policy. >> a pennsylvania grand jury accused cardinal wuerl of helping to protect som child molesting priests when he was bi bishop of pittsburgh. >>> an officer-involved shooting happened last night. officers were called to the scene of the report of a man acting erratically in the lookby and in need of medical consist nce. when responders arrived, the man allegedly pulled out a gun. police s they confronted -- he confronted officers in the parking lot with a weapon and was shot. the man was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. no one was hurt. >>> crews will return to the easternhore to try to find a missing man from germantown. w george barnet swimming in the sassafras river over the weekend and never came back up. that river feeds into the chesapea

we spoke with the cardinal last alnth. what does pope francis need to do to purify the catholic church? >> there was an abuse... too many abuses, but i think they're being dealt with. what we just saw here was an extremely rapid response by pope francis. birmingham theology professor candida moss. >> discontent and ill feeling in the church has gotten to such a fever pitch that people are ascussing this as a potential moment of civil war in the american church. > reporter: in a press release, cardinal wuerl said the pope is the object of a concentrated attack. and so far, maurice, pope francis has not directly ansponded to vigano's allegations. >> glor: nikki battiste, thank you. ki medical news now, genetic etsting is now helping patients sop cancer before it strikes. omat includes stomach cancer, which will kill nearly 11,000 isericans this year. alt the testing is also forcing some to make a difficult decision. here's dr. jon lapook. r. all right. lie down. >> reporter: when aaron rosenberg's aunt, alice grossman, was d

she stood up, crossed her arms and gave the cardinal her back. think he should resign. i think he should understand that just because you didn't mean to do something, doesn't mean that there weren't terrible consequences for lots of people. i feel he should resign as cardinal. >> reporter: we asked the archdiocese for response and here's what they said. quote, cardinal wuerl has spoken over the past two months, conveyed his profound sadness and contrition and addressed every issue as it has arisen in a straightforward and transparent manner. fred? >> all right. rosa flores, clearly there are many parishioners who do not agree with that and really are wanting more, if not from cardinal wuerl but the catholic church in its entirety. rosa flores, thank you so much in washington. >>> straight ahead, a lot is resting on a potential trade deal between the united states and canada. this as president trump threatens to keep canada out of an agreement. farmers in trump country could be most impacted if a deal is not reached. that is straight ahead. ...anc

i'm not suggesting that the cardinal is not a good man. >> that's exactly -- be one that is -- >> martha: let him -- >> when you need new leadership, you need new leadership. those are the words of cardinal worrall himself. we need to hear that. >> how far up the chain? >> martha: i want to get your thought on this before we go. yes, these things happen outside of the catholic church. i think for the purposes of the catholic church, though, the primary concern has to be the catholic church. people should expect where people should be taken care of, looked, loved, should absolutely be not a place where any of this happens. >> i agree. i'm not sure we should make comparisons with other groups. we should speak for ourselves, you know? >> all i want to know, father: why out of all the universe of institutions where of those intermingle with minors, why is it the grand jury in pennsylvania shows the catholic church while, muslims, protestants, everybody else, why did they not have a grand jury investigation? >> martha: thank you very much. tuck

cardinal mccarrick, cardinal wuerl. do you agree with that? cardinal wuerl is accused of having known about the abuse will meet the pope to offer his resignation. should he be resigning? >> well, i got to be personal. he is a good friend and he is a tremendous leader among the bishops. i hope i doesn't resign. >> really? >> we need him for reform. even not taking away the fact that you just said. i trust him enough that if he thinks that he needs to resign for the good of the church, he will. and i would respect that decision. >> you say it more in sorrow that in anger. are you not angry that cardinal wuerl kept this under lock and key. >> if i read it right, he had a very good record of being aggressive against abuse. >> he was alleged to have known about the abuse. >> this one case. i am afraid he may be being judged on pre dallas standards. the fact does remain that after the reformed of dallas in 2002, apparently this priest remained. he apologized for that. it does make me anger. >> a report from germany out today, nearly 3,000 abuse case

of >> i went to the cardinal. i showed him what i had to say and heaid it is perfect. >> reporter: the mass marked the beginning of world season of healing. it is meant to bri attention to the sex abuse scandal in the catholic church. nugent says he was a 13-year-old altaroy when priest sexually abused him. that priest is nowas de. >> he was a one-man crime wave. >> reporter: during the mass, wuerl asked for prayers and healing for those assaulted by the sin se. he lit a candle of healing with nugent who received a standing ovation. >> i think it was concise and powerful t hear. >> reporter: wuerl has denied allegations in a grand jury report that he moved or reinstated priests accused of use when he was bishop in pittsburgh. this week he said he would aske the po accept his resignation. while nugent supports wuerl, this parishner says not. >> i hope that the pope accepts cardinal wuerl's resignation. >> the church will be healed once they start taking care of the survivors. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news 4. >>

. >> shame on you. >> one protester there shouting shame on you at cardinal wuerl. turned her back on the cardinal as he spoke. cnn spoke to her. >> i think he should resign. i think he should understand that just because you didn't mean to do something, doesn't mean there weren't terrible consequences. >> cardinal wuerl asked the people to forgive what he called his errors in judgment. a spokesman for the archdiocese says he has spoken over the two months and conveyed his sadness and apologies and addressed every issue as it has risen. >>> breaking overnight. two reuters journalists sentenced to 32 years in jail. the two were detained late last year investigating the killing of villagers. the two maintain their innocence and not surprised by the verdict. reuters editor in chief says this is a sad day for myanmar, journialists and press everywhere. >>> ten people shot at the apartment complex in san bernardino, california. local police say three people are in extremely critical condition. all of the victims are believed to be adults. we will have more information as

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he will no longer be able to participate in mass led by the cardinal. derrick ward spoke to the deacon today. >> reporter: deacon james garcia has written aar letter to cnal donald wuerl, the archbishop of washington, asking him t resign and declaring that he will no longer assume a deacon's role any mass led by wuerl. m i felt the time had come to take somener of action. >> reporter: it was not a decision arrived at easily for garcia who was installed as a deacon in2013. ahi parer since 1999, he says his actions are in support of those who suffered. >> with respect to the sexual abuse crisis in the church, the first priority of particular those of us who minister, is to make sure to we are attentive to the needs first and foremost of the victims. >> reporter: garcia believed that the problem dn't start with wuerl or his contemporaries. >> this is a problem generations in the making. >> reporter: apokesperson declined to comment on garcia's letter. cardinal wuerl called for a season of healing, an invitation to observe s weeks of friday prayers. garcia

. >>> new developments in the crisis of the cardinal. chur >> cardinal wuehrle is live in northwest c. with the developments. good morning, chris. >> reporter: angie, we just got ahold of a letter from wuehrle. ever since the grabbed jury report came o of pennsylvania, he's been under fire. the report alleged that when he was in chargef the diocese in pittsburgh at times wuehrle went out of his way to stay the ministry. one online petition has about 80,000 signatures demandinghat wuehrle be removed from office. in fact, in this letter the cardinal says after talking with me of the local priests in our area it was clear that some ncision sooner rather t later on my part is an essential aspect to the dischurch we all love can move forward. it w just about a week ago that one woman turned her back during the homily and one man yelled shame on you. >> u.ris, thank >>> it's 5:10. the australian cartoonis responsible for a new cartoon of serena william at the u.s. open is defending himself against accusations of racism. the artist, mk knight,

pope francis meeting with american cardinals and bishops. amid criticism of his handling of sex abuse cases here in the u.s. bill neely has the latest from rome. >> behind the closed doors of the tican. a u.s. delegation led by actional daniel den ar din ar ds detailing dades of sex abuse by s cardinal theodore mdccar rick w archbishop of washington despit. the pope insisting abuse is thas realizes that the credibility of the church depends on rooting it out. allegations that the pope helped cover up abuse deserve an answer. >> i think many catholics, many faithful in the u.s. and beyond are looking for some answers. it doesn't necessarily have to come from the's po mouth. >> and soon cardinal don ald worrell will meet with the pope to discuss his resignatioioresit >> it's a question of uost importance. not only in countries where it's exploded, but all around the globe. >> the crisis is global and growing. a church report from germany details decades o sexual abuse by more than 1600 priests of thousands of children. and a massivecor-up. one

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cardinals raymond burke, blase cupich, daniel dinardo, timothy dolan, and donald wuerl.egular overnight visitor to this campus packed with americans was disgraced former cardinal theodore mccarrick, who visited as recently as may, only weeks before resigning. a former student at nac, bishop steven lopes, said in a homily, he doesn't believe the parade of cardinals and bishops who denied knowing about the sexual misconduct allegations swirling around mccarrick. >> i was a seminarian when theodore mccarrick was named archbishop of newark, and he would visit the seminary often, and we all knew. >> reporter: a 2006 letter reveals the vatican's ambassador to the u.s. was informed back in 2000 of serious matters involving some of the students at a seminary in new jersey where mccarrick was archbishop. so why then was mccarrick, a known sexual predator whose actions some say were an open secret, allowed to repeatedly visit this elite seminary, potentially putting students at risk? archbishop john myers ran the newark archdiocese and oversaw the payout of settlements in 2005 and

begins children by priests germany's leading cardinal says the perpetrators must be brought to justice. i'm good to have you with us from america's down sexual predator tonight us comedian and former t.v. star bill cosby is in prison where he's been ordered to serve between three and ten years for drugging and sexually assaulting a woman the judge today declared to be a violent sexual predator which means he'll be subject to monitoring for the rest of his life he is the first celebrity to be locked up since the downfall of media mogul harvey weinstein and the start of the hash tag me to move. bill cosby arriving to hear his sentence in a court near philadelphia pennsylvania also present under constant the woman a jury found he drugged and sexually assaulted in two thousand and four and several other of the more than fifty women who have accused cosby of sexual misconduct constance case is the only one that has led to a conviction in pre-sentencing arguments prosecutors called for five to ten years in jail saying cosby could still pose a threat to women his defense attorneys had urged t

cardinal wuerl supervised many of them ove the 18 years he was in pittsburgh. in some cases the grand jury report said he d a lot to make sure that certain priests did not go back to churches b other cases he relie on psychiatrists that said it was safer to go back into ministry. he denies the cover up but asked for forgiveness in lapses in judgment. that was not good enough for some. dozens of catholics stood in the rain and protested demanding reform. and tonight at 7:00 a group of catholics are going to get together to talk about how they can protect children, how to hold priests accountable and how to make sure nothing like this ever happens again. that's at 7:00 right here at st. ma hews. >> thau. >> 5:08, developing this morning ou of dallas texas, the white police officer that shot and killed anunarmed black man over the weekend has been arrested. she went to his apartment thinking it was her own apartment. when she sawim she opened fire killing him. his family says he was a devt christian and his loved ones are devastated. >> one of the mostowerful men

seven years ago while many catholics have welcomed the pact it's been condemned by others including cardinal josephs in the form of bishop of hong kong what's been less discussed though all the secret talks that have been going on three years between chinese and vatican officials. one of those with inside knowledge is francisco c.c. and italian academic and journalist based in beijing he was invited to interview the pope more than two years ago i sat down with c.c. recently in beijing. francisco you were one of the first journalist to interview the current pope why do you think he wanted to talk to you i think he wanted to talk to you t. . to talk to china i didn't want really to talk to me he wanted to talk to china. it took a long time to. turn the stand how we should year there was a lot of preparation we should give the interview and i think he wanted to talk to the chinese people or else they are not necessarily catherine not necessarily. concerned about the same issues that concern and worry people in the west but he wanted to reach out to the chinese people why. is jazz writ therefore

>> reporter: we know that cardinal wuerl will be giving the mass here at enunciation. he's here because of an installation of a new pastor. that's the tradition, that he would perform that installation. eut the other things that involved here and something that they're expecting in this mass that -- that will bring it to a lot of attention. of course, it was this past thursday when cardinal wuerl issued a post -- a letter to priests where he referred the disconcerting news and terrible revelations that the church is involved in. this is of child sexual abuse and other such incidents. of course they did involve wuerl's predecessor mccarrick. wuerl in his ssktement for prayers of forgiveness for his errors in judgment. as an official of the church in his handling of that. and there was another part of this message, it went out to all of the priests and may reflect expect to t we can hear from wuerl. quote, this sunday let your people, the men and women and children that we love and minister to, and hold in our pastoral care know that i do recognize and share their pain,

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>> a church goer calls out cardinal wuerl and tonight the arch diocese with the fin word. >>> in less than an hour, labor day will mark the unofficial end of summer. good evening, everybody. i'm erika gonzalez. many of you are planning to barbecue, maybe hit the beach. how is that holiday forecast shaping up? >> unofficial e of summer, erika, is going to definitely feel like it actually is summer, and it still does right now because the hidity has been coming up all evening. take a look at the feels like temperatures. the heat i values we still have outside at this late hour. the temperature still 88 dree ds in thecapital. temperatures will be close to 90 degrees by noon tomorrow. slight chance of an isolated storm. this hot weather is going to stay with us during theup ming week. the ten-day forecast details are coming up in just a f more minute minutes, erika. >> matt, thank you. >>> a military hflyover toor the former navy pilot and war hero, senator john mccain. after a week of emotional s tributesator mccain is in his final resting place, buried next to his navy buddy in annapoli

cardinal donald wuerl is set to ask the pope to accept his resignationd today. grry reportedly accused wuerl of not doing enough to protect children from predator prieals. >>> the tontinues this morning for the man charged in the d.c. mansion murders case. witnesses will continue to take the stand today. in court emotional day eesterday as amy's father explained how h lthrned about deadly fire at his daughter's home. >>> roads around union station are back open this morning. they were closed for a suspicious package last night. investigators are not saying if they found anything. >>> right now we're preparingca for hur florence. dominion energy crews are preparing to head south to the hurricane zone this morning. after the storm passes, a 12-member crew will help restore any lost power. more on the storm next on the "today" show. >> we will be having to deal with what's left of florencebl here pro in the monday, tuesday time frame of next week. in the meantime, still have rain chances today, tomorrow, saturday,robably theriest day over the next four might be sun

or will he lose the red hat that signifies his rank as a cardinal?avid wright, abc news, new york. >>> a patient is in custody after reports of shotting being fired at a hospital near los angeles. the scare forced hundreds of people to evacuate the kaiser medical center. 34-year-old jesus chavez is charged with making criminal threats. police say he pulled a gun after tossing a chair out of a window. it's unclear if the gun was fired. >> it's a business day in the weather department. let's take a look at your forecast. >>> good morning. we have a devastating storm that's tracking straight for the north carolina coast. we're expected to strengthen to a category 5 briefly but then it will soften back to a 4 but will approach the coast as a 4 and will downgrade after it hits land. look at the impact it will have. looking at historic rainfall and flooding to the extreme level of risk to lives and property and devastating flooding, catastrophic to be more exact. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the brand-new way you'll be able t

cardinal wuerl will be here, part of the mass he will deliver will b new pastor.ation of a which is a fairly common thing that happens whens tha a new pastor. that pastor is now officially presented t the congregation and to the public. of course there are other parts of tt mass that areetting a lot of attention today. now, again, you talk about that statement that cardinal put out in the letter to priests on thursday. and it referred to the disconcerting news and terrible revelations that the church is indeed going through right now. some of it involved his predecessor father mccarrick. there we see that the cardinal wuerl actually asked for prayers of rgiveness for his errors in judgment referring te way that -- that these revelationsr dealt with the church officials. now, another part of that message we would like to show you is this message that he put out directly to the priest. this sunday,w,uote let your people, the men and women and he children, we love and minister to and hold in our pastoral care know that i do recognize and share their pain, end quote. this is probabhc the

as for the cardinal, his fate rests with one person and one person only.t person is pope francis. stephanie? >> maybe their fate rests in the hands of god. this isn't bad habits, these are crimes. ann, thank you so, so much. this week, i remember well marks ten years since the fall of lehman brothers. it was september, 2008 when hank paulson, secretary of finance announced to congressional leaders a $700 billion bank bailout was needed to save our financial system from a complete collapse. the market rebounded and unemployment is at historic lows today. has anything changed? are we at risk for the massive, system wide collapse? joining me now, chief financial correspondent and author of axios edge and back with me, eddie and pj. felix, to you. markets recovered. unemployment is down. there is a sense everything is great. but everything is great for big business and for the stock market. those who were truly punished in the financial crisis, on the wrong side and lost their homes, their lives aren't back. they are some of the people who led the push to elec

. >> martha: of breaking tonight moments ago, one of the highest ranking cardinals in the church who pressure has now demanded a meeting with the pope. he suggesting that it may be time for him to step down. trace gallagher live in our newsroom. >> the letter in no uncertain terms is laying out the fact that in the wake of the pennsylvania grand jury report, cardinal donald world who has been under tremendous pressure is going to resign. he writes in part, and i'm quoting there, i was asked for by our holy father pope francis to discern the best course of action to reduce the extent of the horror of the clergy abuse of the children and failures of episcopal oversight. at issue is how to begin effectively a new level of healing to survivors who have personally, who have also been wounded by the stream of these terrible actions. he goes on to write, quoting, as a fruit of our discernment by intent and the very near future to go to rome to meet with our holy father about the resignation i presented nearly three years ago, november 12th, 2015. keep in mind in the catholic church, they ar

the cardinal in texas called for the meeting in august. but the cardinal is accused of not doing enough to stop a predatory priest in his home state. more than 1600 priests and clerics accused of abusing someone over 36 -- someone, over 3600 minors over the years. >>> i did not get a chance to get outside. >> i wanted to. >> once you step outside, we are looking at a glorious afternoon with that sunshine. we started the day with the clouds. we now have the sun. and pretty refreshing. a cool down is here for sure. you can get outside and eat lunch outside and enjoy the weather. now, we've been talking about the cool down. it's here. also the dry weather. the dry stretch continues. no rain any time soon. downtown san francisco, it has been 95 days since we saw measurable rainfall. the last time was june 9th. let's check out napa. and it's been 110 days since you've last seen measurable rainfall in napa. the last time was may 25th. and then also in oakland, 150 days since you have last seen measurable rainfall. the last time was april 15th. s

cardinal marks explained that the church wants to rebuild trust that may well be a tall order. well here in berlin it is a shock to the government more importantly it is a nother blow to the political power of chancellor angela merkel lawmakers from her conservative bloc today defeated her choice for parliamentary leader instead they elected a critic of the governing coalition a coalition that led by miracle ralph brink else defeated longtime merkel ally for her caliber today in a vote one twenty five to one twelfth calendar had held that pose for thirteen years and he had never faced a challenger now ahead of the vote most of the observers close to the chancellor say that they expected that calendar would be reelected. well u.s. president donald trump has delivered a blistering attack on globalism in his second speech to the u.n. general assembly he says that all countries should act in their own interests and he says that the u.s. will never recognize the international criminal court trump lashed out at iran the kucing its leaders of so we made him in the middle east and of e

she stood up, crossed her arms, and gave the cardinal her back.what she said. >> i think he should resign. i think he should understand that just because you didn't mean to do something doesn't mean that there weren't terrible consequences for lots of people. and i feel he should resign as cardinal. >> now, let me take you inside that church because we were in there for the duration of this mass. the cardinal was received warmly. he was also applauded. so it was not all in protest. it was at the end of that mass that we saw that gentleman stand up and say shame on you and that woman also stand up and give him her back. we asked the archdiocese for a response. they said, quote, cardinal wuerl has spoken extensively over the past few months, conveyed his profound sadness and apologies and addressed every issue as it has arisen in a straightforward and transparent manner. fred? >> rosa flores, thank you so much in d.c. >>> all right. happening right now, family and friends of senator john mccain saying their last good-byes in a private ceremony now i

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what happens to cardinal wuerl, what kind of a res ig nation, as indeed the meeting with cardinal dinardohe top officials of the conference of catholic bishops. cardinal owe ma'malley, boston, be there. what comes out of these meetings will determine whether or not the catholic church and the vatican are able finally get a grip on how to hand him these allegations and handle bishops who didn't handle them properly to justice. >> delia, thank you. [ music playing ] >>> you are watching cnn on this wednesday afternoon. i'm brooke baldwin. here's what you need to know about hurricane florence. it is shaping up to deliver disaster for days to the carolina coast. and its latest projected path is now forcing a four state to declare a state of emergency, georgia now joining north carolina and virginia, florence is now expected to pause right at north carolina's coast, shift south and pose even greater danger. so florence could now batter coastal areas within 24 hours of hurricane force winds, bring catastrophic flooding with more than 3 feet of rain and churn up life-threatening storm surges of

>>ay cardinal wirl will meet with d.c. priests to discuss the growing sex abuse scandal involving himnd catholic priests. justin finch has morerom announciation catr catholic church until northwest. >> reporter: those priests are set to gather later today. before they do so, cardinal wuerl reached out apologizing for past misjudgments that caused ing. here on sunday he wa approached by a parishioner who raised his voice and his outrage. >> considerable animosity. >> shame on you. >> that's the voice of a parishioner of mr. garfieldho scream shame on you before walking out. he said he didn't feel like being lectured at. wuerl was here to inst new pastor. but he can't elude the controversy following the church elcluding hi they cannot do enough to purge priests who involved in sex abuse. we also spoke with aon paris who let her actions do the talking here turning her back on the cardinal as he addressed parishioners here on sunday. we caught up with her after mass. >> i don't think they did this alt ofe at all. i think that

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