new questions about the leadership of one of the top catholic officials in this country, cardinal daniel dinardo. cardinal daniel diyardo head of the u.s. conference of partnerships, also one of the most he is also one of the most vocal critics of the church's handling of the sex abuse scandal. but earlier this year, a priest he had promoted was arrested for allegedly abusing two children. a look at dinardo's actions. gere's nikki battiste. >> reporter: we must begin the healing process by eliminating the evil of sexual abuse. >> reporter: cardinal daniel dinardo has been the archbishop of galveston-houston since 2006, and he's vowed by january to jlease a list of all the priests in houston who have been-- in the church's judgment-- credibly accused of ofxually abusing a child. >> it's not going to be a t'mplete list. >> reporter: john labonte, who is speaking out for the first time, says cardinal dinardo has allowed this priest, father john john keller, to continue presiding over one of the largest catholic churches in fuston. labonte said keller molested him when he was 16 years old. >> i shra

cardinal dinardo vowed by january to release a list of all the priests in houston who have been in therch's judgment credibly accused of sexually abusing a child. but we spoke with victims who say dinardo still has their abusers in active ministry. >> i shrank. i was like i'm not here. i left my bobody. >> reporter: john labonte, who is speaking out for the first time says cardinal dinnardo has allowed this priest john keller to continue at one of the largest diocese in houston. labonte says keller molested him when he was 16 years old. >> at your lowest point what were you feeling? >> i didn't want to be around. i was just consumed by pain. >> reporter: labonte broad his allegations to the archdiocese. in 2002 he says he told them that father keller plied him with alcohol and fondled him in his bed on an overnight trip. >> well, you know, right here where it says, you know, "acted very inappropriate." >> reporter: a letter from the archdiocese says that father keller acknowledged holding labonte in a manner inappropriate for a priest but "denies any sexual intent." ultimately, the chu

you step up. >> reporter: what would you say to cardinal dinardo? >> don't leave any stones unturned. put effort into it. fix the problem. >> reporter: the department of justice recently requested cardinal dinardo and every one of the nearly 200 catholic diocese across the country preserve their private internal documents as a wide-ranging federal investigation appears to be getting under way. in his statement to cbs news cardinal dinardo said that the church will cooperate fully with any investigation, jeff. >> nikki battiste, thank you. coming up next, huge lines for the first legal marijuana sale in the east. are you taking the tissue test? yep, and my teeth are yellow. time for whitestrips. crest glamorous white whitestrips are the only ada-accepted whitening strips proven to be safe and effective. and they whiten 25x better than a leading whitening toothpaste. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. know what turns me on? my better half, hors d oeuvres and bubbly. and when i really want to take it up a notch we use k-y yours & mine. tingling

boy, did she ever. >> reporter: cardinal dinardo was arrested for abusing two children in the late 1990snced a list of all the priests who had been, in the church's judgment, accused of abusing a child. but dinardo says he still has their abusers in active ministry. >> i shrank. i was not here. i left my body. >> john labonte says the cardinal has allowed priests to continue in the largest archdiocese in houston. he said he was abused when he was six years old. >> how were you feeling? >> i didn't want to beat it around. >> reporter: in 2002, he told them father keller plied him with alcohol and fondled him in his bed on an overnight trip. >> right here where it says acted very inappropriate. >> reporter: a letter from the archdiocese says father keller acknowledged holding labonte in a manner inappropriate for a priest but denies any sexual intent. the church could not conclude what happened stud sexual abuse. the church promised to put father keller in therapy, and cardinal dinardo has kept him in active ministry. >> just last week we saw cardinal dinardo in father's church. what does

cardinal daniel dinardo heads the arch diocese of galveston-houston. >>> what was cardinal dinardo'shis demeanor when you arrived with the search warrant? >> i know that he's probably not pleased at all, but it's not my job to please the cardinal. my job is to seek justice for victims of sexual assault. >> reporter: at least one victim of father larosa lopez went to cardinal dinardo with their allegations. it wasn't until they went to police that the priest was arrested after dinardo had promoted him. in our cbs news investigation last week, we spoke with two other victims who say dinardo continues to keep the priest in ministry. they say molested them as children. >> i'm going to a meeting. >> reporter: after three months of asking for a formal interview with cardinal dinardo we caught up with him at a conference this month and wanted to know about those two other priests. >>> are those two names going to be on your list -- >> we're working on the list. >> -- >> reporter: ligon says he'll go wherever the evidence discovered today takes him. >> if there is something to be covered up,

cardinal daniel dinardo heads the arch diocese of galveston, houston. what was his reaction, demeanor, when you arrived with the search warrant? >> i know that he's probably not pleased with it all. but it's not my job to please the cardinal, my job is to seek justice for victims of sexual assault. >> reporter: one of the victims went to cardinal dinardo with his allegations. but it wasn't until they went to the police that he was promoted after they spoke with police. we spoke with two other victims who say dinardo continues to keep the priest in ministry they say molested them as children. >> i'm going to a meeting. >> reporter: after three months of asking for a formal interview with cardinal dinardo, we caught up with him at a conference this month and wanted to know about those two other priests. >> are those two names going to be on your list, those accuse priests that you released in january? >> we're working on the list. >> anything you can say to the >> reporter: the invs? evidence discovered takes him. >> if there's something to be covered up

trdinal daniel dinardo heads the archdiocese of galveston- houston. what was the cardinal's reaction his demeanor, when you arrived nth a search warrant? >> i know he's probably not pleased at all, but it's not my job to please the cardinal. my job is to seek justice for victims of child sexual assault. >> reporter: at least one of the victims of father larosa lopez atnt to cardinal dinardo with arrr allegations, but it wasn't until they went to police that the priest was arrested-- after dinardo had promoted him. in our cbs news investigation wst week, we spoke with two imher victims, who say dinardo continues to keep the priest in ministry they say molested them as children. i'm nikki battiste with cbs news. eew are you? >> i'm fine. but i'm going to a meeting. rm reporter: after three months o, asking for a formal interview m at aardinal dinardo, we caught up with him at a conference this hoseh. and wanted to know about those two other priests. are those two names going to be on your list that are accused that you released in january? >> we're working on the list. >> repo

. >> cardinal daniel dinardo called this delay a bump in the road but for those protesters who came to baltimore to see change they sayh it's mre than that. speaking to the media this herning the cardinal said he was disappointed by delay. >> whatever good has been done ll continue with these actions reaching their completion. it justti takes . >> reporter: outside the conference protesters like peter ivey were outraged clergy would not be voting on how bishops handle s allegations ofual abuse within their diocese, an issue that required donald wuerl to retire cely. >> they need to be held accountable for the crimes that they covered up, and not going to do it this week. >> the bishops have been working on the new pposal since september including a commission to review complaints about bishops and a n code of conduct. despite the protests, cardinal dinardo called for patience. >> i think the people in thech chave a right to be skeptica a i think theo have a right to be hopeful. >> reporter: the vatican called for thisdelay until after it convenes a global meeting ofex clergy onl abuse.

we'll vote to say, this is how we want to proceed and cardinal dinardo we're thauauthorizing t represents and many are angry the church seems more concerned about the church 's structure than members. >> they need survivors to tell them the truth and instruct them on how to handle the situation. they need to not just listen but act on what we have to say. to not respond is to take the side of the abuser and enabler. >> reporter: all right. so i want to repeat, the goal now is to make sure they're heard in rome in the meeting in february. that's what they're working on right now, shep. >> lauren green reporting live. should news break out we'll break in because breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. after the reporting we'll have a fox news update on facebook watch and we have unique content that streams live on the facebook watch home page in minutes from now. once concluded it will be available online. the final bell is ringing on the dow is down on the session, oil down for a 12th straight session. the longest in history. cavuto starts now. lawmakers began arriving on ca

cardinal dinardo is paying for expectations. people in the church to be skeptical but also to be hopeful. corey smith, news 4. >>> now an update on a story you saw first on news 4. you may remember traffic was miserable friday night near reagan metropolitan airport. milder temperatus and supporter reporter has been trying to get answers about what happened a led to that big mess there. what did you learn, leon? >> everybody knew that this was come and itpe still hapned and the explanation g weot was too many people weifying outf the friday is a day we would like to forget. how did the situation get so bad and how about no one have any solutions? there were actually a number of flyers at the airport friday. mix that together with e rain d the metro closures for station repairs and, well -- >> it was a perfect storm of factors that led to the gridlock that we hoped to never see repeated again. >> reporter: zones like this broke out quickly. elizabeth disc four wheels and walking herself and her baby to the airport. >> inried to ge

. >> reporter: cardinal daniel dinardo called this a bump in the road. >> people in the church have a right to bendskeptical, a they also have a right to be hopeful. >> we just have to keep working through it, and i think people need a voice in the church and . are a chur >> reporter: the vatican called for this delay until after it convenes a global meeting of clergy on sexual abuse. that meeting will not be held until february. in baltimore,ey csmith, news 4. >> and the bishop did take time this morning to meet with abuse victims. that conference continues until wednesday. >>> her husband saysoe he't remember. tonight we're learning new details about the murder of a young marine in northern virginia. a night of celebration came to a tragic end and a violent one. natasha rivera discovered dead in angt arl hotel room. her husband is now charged in this case. let's get right to news 4's pat collins in stafford county with the latest. pat? >> reporter: jim, two ma reasons, a casf domestic violence turns into a case of murder. but there's more than one victim here. inside this house near