certainly they recognize cardinal dolan, our bishop in new york had to go to court.n didn't want to go to court. he wanted the administration to back off. that's the interesting thing. president obama can call up the secretary of health and human services and say eliminate that provision. this isn't in the law. this is a regulation making the nuns. why would you go against catholic nuns? catholic nuns are trying to serve christ. >> what is he thinking? i mean, the little sisters of the poor, dragging them to the united states supreme court. >> it's not a good idea. unfortunately, it reveals a vision for the country which religion isn't something that has to be controlled by the government. really, behind this is an idea, catholic teaching about abortion and contraception is irrational. i would dispute that. i think it's rational. i'll explain it if you want to hear it sometime. to take someone and say the beliefs don't hold, you have to go to court if you want us to stop. no, this is not american. this is not how this country was founded. >> we'll learn by hopefully

patrick's cathedral led by cardinal timothy dolan.t was actually a long planned mass, marking the one-year anniversary of the election of pope francis, whose popularity has grown dramatically in his first year, a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll gives him a 55% favorable rateling. here as cardinal dolan. >> i think we knew what we were getting, but he's done it so effectively and expeditiously that's an extraordinary pleasant surprise. >> he's won the people over, the need to address income inequality emphasizing a commitment to the needy. how is he influencing the church as well as the national political discussion? father john bem bp brook is in new jersey and on the steering committee for catholic whistle-blowers.org. e.j. dionne is a columnist for "the washington post" and msnbc contributor. kate charles graham is a columnist for the young reporters series, and good morning to all of you. >> good morning. you have a magazine that's actually called the fan-zine. this is unbelievable. the viewership on vatican tv is up 40%. w

in a revealing interview, cardinal timothy dolan, the a h archbishop of new york, talks about sex abuse and same-sex marriage. >>> plus, fight for the control of gop. interesting politics this week. rand paul wins a straw poll of conservatives this weekend after declaring it is time to elect lovers of liberty. can he unify the party and take his message to a run for the white house? i'll be joined by our roundtable, and they're already here, nbc's andrea mitchell, ron fournier, ralph reed, founder of the faith and freedom coalition, and karen bass from my native california. first latest on this horrible crash on this malaysian air flight. tom costello is with us with the latest on the investigation into the malaysian airliner. tom, what have you learned? what can you tell thus morning? >> reporter: hi, david. good morning. night has fall en in malaysia and authorities there have suspended the air search. meantime the malaysian military says its radar indicates the plane may have attempted to turn back saturday but there was never any distress call. malaysian authorities are also consult

. >>> timothy cardinal dolan said that the pontiff wants to determine why some support the issue. >> he didn't come right out that he was for them. once again in an extraordinarily sincere, nhe said, i know some states have chosen that. >> pope francis turned heads last week during an interview with an italian newspaper. he said marriage is between a man and woman, but he said last week, quote -- that interview was the first time that pope francis suggested a possible acceptance of civil unions. >>> so, the results are in and senator rand paul is the belle of the ball at cpac, he won the conservative's congress annual straw poll. he finished with the 31% of the vote. they were followed by ben carson and chris christie. if the straw poll is to be believe, marco rubio's stock has fallen in a big way. rubio came in seventh this time around with just 6% of the cpac votes. coming off of his victory, paul looked to differentiate himself from the runner-up. >> what do you think of ted cruz's practice of confronting the sometimes, putting senate republicans as colleagues in tough situations

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cardinal timothy dolan, the archbishop of new york, knows pope francis better than most and part of the college that elected him. pleased to have you. >> appreciate the invitation. >> charlie: you are one of those who selected this. >> yes. >> charlie: you said you knew what you were getting but surprised at what you got. >> yes, you quoted me right. we're not surprised at the tenor or the substance of the pontificate on this year's anniversary. we rejoice in it. i think we are surprised how quickly and efficiently he began to implement his own agenda. that we're pleasantly and gratefully surprised at. i never knew this -- i was a rookie going into the conclave a year ago -- almost as important as the conclave which is the actual time locked in the sistine chapel to elect a new pope, almost as important as the conclave are the congregations that meet ten days ahead of time. it's almost like the new hampshire primary, not that anybody's running, but it was very clear that jorge mario bergoglio listened big time because he's doing a lot of stuff we suggested and he'll often refer to the c

there's also a report on how timothy cardinal dolan of new york is lobbying the state legislature to allow huge tax deductions for the wealthy if they subsidize private schools. that's all at billmoyers.com. i'll see you there and i'll see you here, next time. >>> next on kqed news room, the fallout temperatures after the fbi sting that led to corruption charges against state senator lee manned yi and others, some with alleged ties to organized crime. the first female chancellor of ucsf prepares to take the helm of the bill and mel linda gates foundation. plus a new dance performance shows a radical transformation of san francisco's bay viewpoint. >> what should happen is the residents of bay view hunter's point have a voice in how their neighborhood is being developed.

there's also a report on how timothy cardinal dolan of new york is lobbying the state legislature to allow huge tax deductions for the wealthy if they subsidize private schools. that's all at billmoyers.com. i'll see you there and i'll see you here, next time. >> learning the lessons of history, is the past prologue to the future? this lecture discusses war and peace, 100 years since world war i. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mrs. sylvia panetta. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. it is a great pleasure that i welcome you to the moderate thompson center for the 17th annual leon panetta lecture series. goes by quickly. i'm happy to be here with you tonight as we began an

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cardinal dolan says it is history. >> what is more important than 9-11 was 9-12.eath symbolizes that we don't need a group to take that away from us. >> one needs to be made soon because the 9-11 museum opens up in may. >> slowly but surely temperatures are climbing. >> maria molina is tracking the warm-up. >> good morning. it feels a little bit better early this morning across the new york city area take a look at the highs for today. in new york city just shy of 40 degrees in cleveland into chicago and further west take a look at texas 60s and 70s feeling very mild out there. the cooler air returned across portions of the upper midwest. yesterday you were in the 50's in places like rapid city. today 30's. saturday highs here new york city you will be above average into the 50's. 50's in louisville atlanta into the 60s. we have a storm system producing areas of freezing rain and sleet. we have reports of downed trees and also power out canallings with winter storm warning. be safe p on the roadways. daylight saving time begins. you lose an hour of sleep. we have

i spoke to timothy cardinal dolan, archbishop of the new york diocese, i asked about that and whether that would come up, the supreme court case directly. and he said, no, that's what he was talking about a nuanced approach, he expects the pope to talk to president obama more about government intrusion in religious freedoms as code for that situation, then direct the supreme court situation, or discuss the supreme court situation, directly. >> you know, i think that's a good point you make. i think what's going to be interesting in the course of this conversation is the way the white house, president obama, tries to translate some of the language we've heard from this pope to messages back at home. when for example pope francis speaks about the need to overcome poverty, is he referring specifically to the president's message of income inequality or is he referring to the need for increased foreign aid? beyond that, when he speaks of religious freedom, is he speaking to these issues that exist in the united states? or is he speaking to other places around the world? is he speaking to c

i stood with cardinal dolan on thursday., every piece of it matters. i have to worry about 1.1 million kids a year. by the way, only 70,000 go to charters but i care about those 70,000. >> let's stay there. if you're not against charter schools what are the political or perhaps personal issues at hand here? here's a clip of you from last year at a forum hosted by the united federation of teachers talking about a woman who runs the most successful charter schools in new york. take a look. >> time for eva moskowitz to have the run of the place. she has to stop being tolerated, enabled, supported. i have seen her schools have a destructive impact on the schools are going into. that's the bottom line. whatever is happening in her classrooms, and i respect some children are being educated well in her classrooms -- what i detest is the notion it's at the expense of the schools she is -- where those children matter too. and it wouldn't happen, it wouldn't happen if she didn't have a lot of money and power and political privilege be

. >> you have an exclusive coming up with cardinal timothy dolan as we look at the second year of pope francis. >> we have a big moment. a look at pope francis and what a rock star he's been around the world. my question is what's his agenda? now that everybody is listening, what does he want to do? i talked to the cardinal, wonderful american leader in the church. i asked him about controversies the church is facing. you'll see that coming up. >> it's not only catholics watching the pope but everybody in the entire world. >> we put that on the website. what stakes do non catholics have in the church? he's working to strengthen people's faith across the spectrum. that's perceived in a lot of way wills. >> -- ways. >> we are. >> you can catch "meet the press" every sunday right after this newscast. >>> a cutting edge experience to help children fighting cancer. how one group is making a sacrifice to help a special cause. you're >>> happening today, several people will shave their heads to raise money for children's cancer research. the irish pub on seventh street will begin at 2:00 this

jeff anderson was able to subpoena crucial correspondence between monica's former archbishop cardinal dolan and cardinal hummes, prefect of the congregation for the clergy in rome. >> we have evidence that archbishop dolan got express permission from the vatican to move $57 million from diocesan funds into a "cemetery trust," and that permission was given by the vatican almost immediately. >> narrator: two key words in latin from cardinal hummes said it all: nihil obstat. "nothing stands in your way." with these two words, the vatican allowed the diocese to protect its millions from further legal claims of abuse victims. >> to me, it was designed to do one thing: to keep the archdiocese and the vatican from having to account for their crimes and complicity in them. no other real or legitimate reason. >> narrator: the church argued that the money was always committed to their cemeteries, and a court upheld the transfer. meanwhile, the diocese declared bankruptcy. while they recently proposed to set aside $4 million in a victim's fund, there are over 550 outstanding claimants. monica barrett

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new york's cardinal timothy dolan took to the airwaves sunday to clarify the pope's stance on same-sex marriages. >> it's not like he came out and approved them. but he did it in the sensitivity that has won the heart of the world saying rather than quickly condemn them let's see if ... let's ask the question. >>dolan appeared on nbc's "meet the press".. the archbishop of new york denied pope francis supports civil unions. "marriage is between a man and a woman" but he said the church should look at different cases. dolan said the pope simply wants to look into reasons why more and more states are approving civil unions and gay marriage. two drivers in california were stung by more than 600 bees after their cars crashed into a tree. two cars collided in a minor accident sunday afternoon. at least one of the cars hit a tree dislodging a large bee hive, releasing thousands of bees. authorities say the women were attacked as they were exchanging insurance information. the 51-year-old woman, ran to the back of a home nearby and jumped into a swimming pool. she waited there until paramedics

. >> and you know before i want to get to -- in a second, julie, but cardinal dolan was on "meet the this question about the pope meeting with sex abuse victims. let's roll that. >> the power of symbol here is to meet with victims. the pope has not done that. should he do that? >> he probably will. i will not be surprised if he would not. hope he does. lord knows i have and lord knows i think most bishops and pastors have. benedict did so i would anticipate he would as well. >> reverend julie? >> i went to a jesuit law school, okay, so i just want to speak on behalf of the la jolla lawyers out there. >> first of all, i want to take issue with what you had said, paul. he has been pastoral and he has stated that the victims are present in his daily prayers. moreover, i think it's important to say that he has labeled the abuse as criminal. so i think that we need to not push beyond the likely envelope knowing that whenever there's a criminal case pending, typically no matter who it is they're not going to step to the forefront and get in front of af bank of microphones. i'm reminded esp

. >>> plus, only on "cbs this morning," cardinal timothy dolan and joseph kurtz as pope francis marks"eye-opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> frankly, they know nothing. that is the simple truth. th

timothy cardinal dolan is weighing in on a controversy over steel beams found in the shape of a crossero. he is fighting atheists who say it is a religious symbol and belong in a church and not at the september 11 museum. listen to this. >> what was more important at 9/11 was 9/12 and we started living again, this great city. that subsidizes that. we don't need -- that symbolizes us. >> the museum at ground zero opens in may. >> take a listen to this. who does this voice sound like? ♪ ♪ >> that voice sounds a little bit like that of michael jackson. that gets us to this bombshell. new reports reveal that pop star brandon howard may be michael jackson's love child. tmz claims love tests proves he is jackson's son. this morning howard is saying this. >> i've never self-proclaimed to be michael jackson's son. i'm not suing the estate. i've been taken care of very well. >> howard has long been rumored to be the child sang about in the hit billy jean with the line the kid is not my son. what do you think of that? boy. >>> a california neighborhood on high alert. a mountain lion killing a g

here is cardinal timothy dolan when asked -- >> i've heard about it. >> what was more important than 12 and that we got up and started living again in this great city. that symbolizes that, and we don't need some group to take that away from be us. >> with hey, bill, you know, i'm all in favor of separation of church and state. but real separation of church and state, not a separation of life, you know, and what people actually believe, you know? and somehow separating these two things and saying any public expression of religion has no place in our society. that's what this group is doing, can that's why they're going to lose -- and that's why they're going to lose. and i know there are so many atheists who are not represented well by a group like this. bill: you don't believe so. >> absolutely not. people are screaming right now through the screen saying that's not me. bill i'll and you have said in the past, and i think this is your position on this case too, what the group wants to do is talk the expression of religion out of our society entirely. >> absolutely. because they're n

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>> we will talk about the pope one year and his tenure with cardinal timothy dolan.? he has this great status in this amazing francis effect. what influence does he really want to have now as he digs in? >> fascinating. >>> the baby boomer generation retires, america prepares for what is next. the pugh center paul taylor joins us with a "morning joe" exclusively. you're watching "morning joe." we will be right back. ♪ ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ my mom works at ge. transferred money from his before larry instantly bank of america savings account to his merrill edge retirement account. before he opened his first hot chocolate stand calling winter an "underserved season". and before he quit his friend's leaf-raking business for "not offering a 401k." larry knew the importance of preparing for retirement. that's why when the time came he counted on merrill edge t

timothy dolan cardinal said he thinks the president can benefit greatly by listening to the pope because he says the holy see is one of the best listening pul t pulpits. do you agree with that? >> absolutely. you look at the impact the pope has had over his first year, the issue of poverty and also the issue of immigration. his first trip outside of rome was this little italian island where immigrants from north africa come over. the big issue with him, i can bet it was a big issue in their discussion. >> chuck, just to finish it up, the pope enormously popular, some 80% of catholics say they favor -- they're in favor of him. 60% say that he has renewed their faith and support for the church. is there something just rubbing elbows with the pope for president obama? >> reporter: let's remember one in four americans are catholics. and so yes, i think that the president, particularly right now, where his own approval ratings are not so hot, just being seen with the pope, particularly in some places where there are a lot of catholic voters in the united states, it's not going to hurt. so yes