>> well, i think the world of of cardinal mahoney and of cardinal o'mall o'malley.hey are all men of the church. i think the church invited people. this is well documented with the founder that the church knew of these things and didn't want to talk about it and didn't want to say it because they wanted to protect the image of the church. the church needs to own up to what is going on. priests, in many parts of the world are frustrated. they don't see vatican two as something that is a priority anymore. it's something of the past. they would like to see more women in positions of leadership and see a church that speaks to the 21st century in a new way. that had not been happening. to deny that is to deny reality. the church is not opening up to the contemporary world. >> certainly transparency is something a lot of people talk about that they would like to see more from this vatican. >> granted. i think that certainly is true. every institution has dealt with this issue. the statistics are 4% of priests. 96% did not abuse. in the general population, 4% abused. shoul

cardinal mahoney of los angeles. the church settled four lawsuits against a diocese he ran. four men abused boys collecting nearly $10 million total. they were abused by a priest during the '70s. six years ago, he pled guilty to molesting boys. he did time. he's not alone. nor is cardinal maloney accused of protecting criminals. several are here in rome spending another day to select a pope. their own means of communication, the color of smoke from the ballots they burn. the chemicals they add to let the world know whether they have a pope or not. the first ballots burned and the answer went up in smoke, black smoke, no decision. the field is narrowed so much, a

. >> cardinal mahoney? >> that's right. cardinal roger mahoney of los angeles. >> controversial figure, obviously. he's been very public since he's been here. he's been very charismatic since he's been here but controversial and decided to come vote, right? >> that's right. there were accusations early in cardinal mahoney's career he was involved in covering up accusations of child sexual abuse, accusations that the cardinal has acknowledged, insists later in his career he turned the corner. but in any event, there were many groups, particularly including groups, victims of sexual abuse, who believed that the participation of cardinal mahoney and a few others in the conclave was inappropriate. >> because of that, he's one of the tweeting cardinals since he's arrived. >> very active. >> draw your attention to the faces of the men waiting to take their oaths as you watch this picture. >> when we see tight shots, notice each cardinal is wearing a ring, the insignificanta of his office. the rings are different. the event in whic

cardinal mahoney of los angeles tweeted that it is soon and they are still waiting for one more cardinalr to arrive. >> this is jean baptiste. now, a date could be announced soon after he gets here. >> we'll have more on the papal election in a live report from rome straight ahead. >>> and silvio berlusconi has been sentenced to a year in prison. the former prime minister of italy who is running for the job again right now. >> he's got a lot of legal problems and this time, a court convicting him of an illegal wiretapping charge. >> burr lerlusconi is appeal iix conviction and is waiting for a decision on having sex with an underage prostitute. >> a long, long list of things to deal with. >>> let's go to a paris suburb where hundreds of workers and police have fought in the streets today. >> you can see some of it there. wo workers protesting the closure of a good year tire plant that employs 1200 people. good year blames labor disputes and plunging demand for cars in europe. >> the protests went on as management met in the back to talk about the shutdown. >> now to a murder trial here i

meanwhile, in california, a priest settles a lawsuit against a los angeles archdiocese and cardinal mahoney. he's in the conclave helping to choose the next pope. we'll get to that. we begin with a story of courage and grace. valerie harper, an award winning tv icon from the "mary tyler moore show." she's speaking out about her illness. she's been diagnosed with brain cancer. valerie harper joins me for a prime time interview. it's so nice to see you. i'll be struck by one thing looking at you doing various interviews in the last week. you look remarkably well for somebody who has been told you may only have literally only a few weeks to live. >> i lost the sound for you but i get the gist of what you have said, piers. it's just that the disease i have is quite a rare cancer. it is located in a looted area, a very widespread area, but narrow. a lot can happen if the cancer starts getting really aggressive, pressing on parts of the brain and causing me to lose either my speech or my ability to think et cetera. so, that's why i thought i should tell the whole family, my whole family, the exte

i mean, every day somebody is coming out-- cardinal obrierng cardinal mahoney-- every day somebody is coming out with a history. the other thing is the church is farther and farther away from, as peggy said, what jesus intend. jesus says whoever boosts himself up will be lowered and whoever lowers themselves will be boosted up. the whole issue is what is does the papacy mean anyway? >> schieffer: you raise an interesting point. there may be something-- you know, most jobs in hernandez society, they run a background check on them. i mean, we're talking talking about gun control here. ( laughter ) getting background checks. >> that hasn't worked. >> it doesn't work -- >> do they, peggy-- and i do not mean this to be disrespectful in any way. i'm a great respecter of the catholic church. ( laughter ) >> look, it is a divine and yet profoundly human institution. the vatican. sally, you quote jesus christ well, but remember, he said to saint peter before he was called saint peter on this rock i will build my church. and he said even the fires of hell will not prevail against it. sometimes

like cardinal mahoney whose idea of how to deal with child abuse is keep the priests moving around theohn: that's something they did here. mahoney gets to vote on the new pope. susie? >> i still can't get over he's got a house in the hamptons. he has a summer residence. >> john: he has a farm. that brings me to tonight's f bomb. >> really quick thing. >> it is from the new yorker. mr. cassidy. aisle. >> just read you the first line. spare me any more reverential coverage about pope benedict xvi and the decision to give up his office. wishes him well because of his age and so on but says more than 20 years of the catholic church, enforcer before he became pope has been little short of disaster. >> john: exactly. >> he's no friend of women. >> john: on everything. that leads to the final comment here for the f bomb because pope benedict xvi gave his final mass on sunday, final public address two days ago made his final appearance this morning. he's had more final appearances than bowie. but he advocated the papacy. he destroyed the ring, went off to stay at gandolfo castle. we've been cr

they still did in the case of the los angeles cardinal, mahoney at the time. are you in belief as a person whose been critical and skeptical that this is the right man at the right time. >> as a catholic who lovers the church, i'm incredibly saddened by the poor leadership from strident leadership in our church. from those who say you are wrong politically and want to speak of it in the square. this is inspiring, knowing that church can be a source of inspiration for those of us that want something more. that's what i'm seeing. the fact that he is older, tells me, that make there will be more deference on politics or guy marriage or contraception. but hopefully a shorter pontificate and he will bring about reforms needed so the next generation of leadership can come in and take us to a new place. >> and critical of political economic corruption of argentinian leaders. let me go back it father mesa. to that point to, father, when you know that this new pope kept an eye on political and economic corruption, if you will, inequality that we see throughout the worl

cardinal roger mahoney tweeted thursday when the vatican pope process begins. he said the discussions were reach i reaching a conclusion adding a mood of excitement prevails. as the 115 cardinals prepare the take on the tradition, another tradition dating back hundreds of years is also tabing shape. betting on the next pope. according to oddschecker.com, two of the top tle are from italy, three from ghana. and cardinals sean o'malley and timothy dolan from the united states are long shots. >>> justin bieber says he's getting better after collapsing during a performance. he told a london audience he wasn't feeling well, then collapsed. he was given oxygen from emergency workers bounced back to perform the final four songs of his show. the biebs was given once over at a nearby hospital and took to instagram for a shirtless photo at the hospital. maybe he really wasn't that sick. >> just enough to keep his fans very excited. >> and the temperature was warm enough inside the room. >> oh, yeah. it's nasty in new york city today. we are going to see the rain mixeded w

once inside, card mals including cardinal roger mahoney swearing the oath with the words so help me god and these holy gospel that's i touch with my hand cardinals now ready for what is being called a time of prayer and to pick the man to lead the church. the day started wout a mass attend by thousands. francis from mission vee yeaho, here with classmates, was one of them. >> i never thought i'd get to be there. all friends from school. >> his friends are excited to be here. they have opinions about the qualities they want to see in a new pope. >> one is good with people. especially younger people to get more involved in the church and stay in the church. and a younger pope. one that can meet travel and get people together. >> the media is where our image rely autos for brian stevens will be important to be in st. peter's square when a decision is made. >> you know, i'll either go home or just go home and hope for the best. >> on tuesday, the cardinals took only one vote, today will be four votes. >> 2:00 in the morning and 2:00 in the evening. should see smoke mid day then again nrk th

, their response was whether cardinal mahoney participates or not is up to him and i'm not goingo pass judgment on his record. so certainly a different tone. but, again, all of that is water under the bridge once the new pope steps out on to the balcony and presents himself to the world. >> to use a concept very familiar to catholics, we need to have faith. there has to be faith right now that these cardinals have made the best decision and that means something that brings this church forward. for viewers just joining us in america and around the world, we have a new pope. let me show you the smoke, that signaled it to us all, the white smoke. there it is. we fwknew it was lighter than t smoke we had seen, and then we heard the bell, which means habemus papam, we have a pope. at that moment, people started to flood into st. peter's square. flags from all over the world. we're told it can hold 100,000. the square seems full and then the streets that lead to it, the road of constellation, is full three-quarters of the way down as i look behind me. we have been watching as this swis

you wanted to see the seclusion or some of the cardinals recuse themselves, specifically cardinal mahoneyccused of protecting so-called pedophile priests. with that said, they are now locked away. the cardinal that you wanted to recuse himself is there as well. what do you hope happens now. >> we hope the cardinals are really praying and searching their souls for the new direction of the catholic church. there is a crisis i facing the church today. one out of every three rth catholics born in the church no longer practice the religion. why? the church is too overly focused on issues of sexuality like contraception and gay marriage rather than the prophetic teaching that's i go unite us like climate change or meeting the needs of the world's poor. >> we've heard a lot of talk about cardinal o'malley from boston. he is 68 years old, credited with cleaning up scandal there's palm beach as well as boston. another organization has been reluctant to post names of offending priests on their website. but there is at least one article that refers to a dozen or so cardinals they believe should not

records show that in 1986, baker confessed to cardinal roger mahoney that he was molesting boys. mahoney sent him for treatment and put him back in ministry where baker molested again. >>> and the mississippi legislature has passed what is being called the anti-bloomberg bill. it bans cities and towns from implementing rules requiring limits to food portion size. it also prevents restaurants from posting calorie counts. >>> take you to sports now. an exciting finish to the iditarod. 53-year-old mitch sevee and his dogs were cheered. he's a former champ and is now the oldest winner of the 1,000-mile race. >>> miami got a nifty fourth quarter fastbreak as dwyane wade makes a pass and gets it back from the dunk against atlanta. the heat's victory extended their win streak to 19 games. >>> now college football. women's college football. with the score tied number two notre dame steals a pass from number three uconn in the closing seconds. then a pass under the basket for a winning layup and the irish win, 6 #1-59. >>> in the nhl, a scary moment as jason zucker of minnesota was blinds

cardinal roger mahoney tweeted thursday discussions were reaching a conclusion adding a mood of excitement prevails among the cardinals. as the 115 cardinals prepare to take on the centuries old tradition another tradition dating back hundreds of years is also taking shape. betting on the next pope. according to the website oddschecker.com two of the top three papal contenders are from italy. number two from ghana, cardinal sean o'malley and timothy dolan from the united states are long shots with about a 4% shot at papacy. >>> to london now where pop singer justin bieber says he's getting better after collapsing during a performance. according to a remember for bieber the pop star told the audience he wasn't feeling well and then he collapsed backstage after suffering breathing problems. the 19-year-old was given oxygen from emergency workers and bounced back to perform the final four songs of his show. the biebs was given a once over at a london hospital where he was feeling well enough to insti instagram this shirtless fo toe. >>> kentucky senator rand paul told politico he is seriously

before his retirement, cardinal roger mahoney was the popular arkansas bishop here, but in january a court ordered release of thousands of church files showed he did much to protect priests accused of abuse, shielding them and their files from the police. he's been stripped of all public roles, yet he's at the vatican and will vote in the conclave. >> i think it is a slam in the face to us victims. i think it's a way for him to vote with his feet and say i really don't care about you guys. >> esther miller is one of more than 500 victims of abuse, to whom the archdiocese of languages payed a record-breaking $660 million. >> i don't believe mahoney has the moral authority to vote for reform, to vote for the next poem that should have transparency, because we wasn't himself. >> since the worldwide crisis erupted in boston in 2002, the american bishops have led the way in creating stict -- strict new rules for dealing with accused drinks. for some catholics, the scandal reflects a broader crisis of lim. sister judy runs a shelter for homeless women and children. she says the hierarchy h

before his retirement, cardinal roger mahoney was the popular arkansas bishop here, but in january a court ordered release of thousands of church files showed he did much to protect priests accused of abuse, shielding them and their files from the police. he's been stripped of all public roles, yet he's at the vatican and will vote in the conclave. >> i think it is a slam in the face to us victims. i think it's a way for him to vote with his feet and say i really don't care about you guys. >> esther miller is one of more than 500 victims of abuse, to whom the archdiocese of languages payed a record-breaking $660 million. >> i don't believe mahoney has the moral authority to vote for reform, to vote for the next poem that should have transparency, because we wasn't himself. >> since the worldwide crisis erupted in boston in 2002, the american bishops have led the way in creating stict -- strict new rules for dealing with accused drinks. for some catholics, the scandal reflects a broader crisis of lim. sister judy runs a shelter for homeless women and children. she says the hierarchy h

the suit claims cardinal roger mahoney knew the priest's behavior and allowed him to continue in his position. right now mahoney is in rome taking part in the conclave. want to get to monsignor hilgartner. nice to have you with us. really appreciate it. how does it feel, this l.a. story, the cardinal who's now in rome, it's a big deal here in the united states, how much of a distraction, a problem, how big of a deal is it there inside the conclave? >> well, because they're cut off from the outside world, they don't know. unless this happened and they were able to communicate with cardinal mahoney before they entered into the conclave yesterday, they have media silence. it's not like they can go back to their rooms at the domus santa marta and put on the tv and check their e-mail. >> so there is a chance they're operating without really having any knowledge about this. >> correct. it really depends on how -- when that went down, and were they able to notify cardinal o'malley since he was involved in that. obviously so it's possible that they have no idea that this happened. >> we look

>> but no one can stop him from entering the conclave. >> bill: have you had a chance to see cardinal mahoney to him? have any of the reporters asked him -- >> he has not been talking to the english-speaking press. did he have an interview with one -- he did have an interview with one of the italian newspapers. he has not made himself available. >> bill: so his intention is to be there and devote come hell or high water i guess. father thomas reese good to have you on the scene over there. thank you for taking time out to join us today. we'll be checking in with you before we see the white smoke. >> good to be with you bill. >> bill: thanks, father thomas reese. arrivederci. analyst for the national catholic reporter. all eyes on rome. >> announcer: this is the "full court press." the "bill press show." live on your radio and on current tv. date, staying in touch with everything that is going on politically and putting my own nuance on it. in reality it's not like they actually care. this is purely about political grandstanding. alright, in 15 minutes we're going to do the young turks. i thin

. >> the other tainted cardinal, roger mahoney gave his first interview since the church released thousands of pages of documents showing how much he covered up for ped file priests. pedophile priests. he said the vatican told him to come to the con clave. crash crash conclave. >>> new at 11:00, actor harrison ford was in the south bay receiving the maverick spirit award at the film festival. his appearance is a soldout event at the calf calf theater. at the california theater. he is wanted for roles such as hans solo and indiana jones. it is the story of the first black major league baseball player and america's struggle to live up to the country's high ideals. >> the story of jackie robinson and the beginning of overcoming the egregious discrimination that is part of american history. it is an important story about america. it is a powerful and emotional story. >> he is set to play hans solo in the "star wars," but he has not officially made the announcement. >>> leigh glaser is checking on our weather which is changing. >> it is one more dry day. checking in, it is a dry sweep across the

. >> the other tainted cardinal, roger mahoney gave his first interview since the church released thousands of pages of documents showing how much he covered up for ped file priests. pedophile priests. he said the vatican told him to come to the con clave. crash crash conclave. >>> new at 11:00, actor harrison ford was in the south bay receiving the maverick spirit award at the film festival. his appearance is a soldout event at the calf calf theater. at the california theater. he is wanted for roles such as hans solo and indiana jones. it is the story of the first black major league baseball player and america's struggle to live up to the country's high ideals. >> the story of jackie robinson and the beginning of overcoming the egregious discrimination that is part of american history. it is an important story about america. it is a powerful and emotional story. >> set te is set to play hans so in the "star wars," but he has not officially made the announcement. >>> leigh glaser is checking on our weather which is changing. >> it is one more dry day. checking in, it is a dryire across the

the suits claim that cardinal roger mahoney knew of the priest's behavior and allowed him to continue in his position. right now, mahoney is in rome taking part in the conclave to elect the new pope. >> a lot of criticism about that, that he's participating. eight minutes past the hour. >>> standoff over. 26-year-old michael boyson, accused of killing his grandparents and stealing their car was captured. boysen was just released from prison on friday. his grandparents picked him up. they were found dead the next day. a tactical team forced their way into his beachside hotel room in oregon last night, using water cannons to blast down parts of the front door. boysen suffered self-inflicted cuts and was placed in a waiting ambulance. >> the standoff over but still a lot of questions. >>> coronavirus claims another life. the saudi health ministry says a 39-year-old man who was hospitalized died earlier this month. the worth health organization says there have been 15 confirmed cases so far. nine people have died. symptoms include severe respiratory illness, fever, coughing and breathing

pay $10 million to settle four sex abuse cases, involving former priest michael baker who told cardinal mahoney had molested children. the suits claim that the church didn't do enough to stop that abuse. >> obviously, whoever takes over the church in the coming days this is still a massive scandal. and there is still incredible fallout from this. and you have to believe no matter who gets the job that is at the very top of the agenda to begin cleaning up or continue cleaning up the image of the church and taking the right legal steps to do right by the victims. >> right. the image of the church as far as that goes, finances of the church, talking about an institution so widespread and really isn't doing well financially. but as far as the sex abuse goes, unfortunately in this day and age because of social media we know so much more about what is happening in the underlinings of the church than we did 100 years ago. who says it wasn't happening as prolifically then as now. >> why have no idea. the climate has changed. >>> another settlement out of l.a. the public school district reached a settle

for instance, cardinal mahoney of los angeles has been much criticized for having come to rome.n the conclave anyway despite the fact that his detractors say he covered up a number of abuses that were performed by priests that he had under his supervision while he was cardinal. these detractors say he helped them to escape justice. so that will put pressure on him to either make a move or defend himself in front of the other cardinals. but this is what the general congregation is from tomorrow onward. they will have to talk about issues that are facing the catholic church including this one, of course. >> absolutely. relative to the conclave and actually a much bigger issue. that conversation needs to be had here. thank you very much. >>> new today, dennis rodman is back from north korea with a message to the president from north korean leader kim jong-un. the former nba star visited the north korean leader. these are some pictures of them bonding at a basketball game a bit earlier this week. they ignited a wave of criticism. in his first television appearance since he returned,

two of the suits set cardinal roger mahoney knew about the priest but failed to stop him and a colorado judge entered a plea of "not guilty" for james holmes, the man accused in the mass shooting at a movie theater last july. >> brown: and if you want to know more about the process for selecting the new pope, check out our resources online. hari sreenivasan explains. >> sreenivasan: we have a step- by-step guide to the papal elections. also find an in-depth look from the council on foreign relations at the criteria the cardinals use-- and challenges ahead for the next pontiff-- both within the church and around the world. canadian astronaut chris hadfield has been using social media to give earthlings a slice of life from space. on lunch in the lab, we sample his space station tweets. plus, job hunting expert nick corcodilos warns readers about getting scammed by employment web sites that promise jobs that don't actually exist. find that on making sense. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. judy? >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. on wednesday, we'll ha

the other tainted cardinal, l.a.'s roger mahoneyive his first interview since the church released documents showing how much he covered up for pedophile priests. mahoney telling the catholic news service he's amazed by the controversy, but saying the vatican told him to come to the conclave. >> both cardinals making headlines tonight. david, our thanks again to you. >>> there was that rare image from overseas we reported on here, dennis rodman side by side with north korea's new leader, kim jong-un, brought together by their love of basketball. tonight rodman is back in the u.s., delivering a message from the north korean leader to president obama. he brought that message to george stephanopoulos on abc's "this week." it was not your average round table. here's reena ninan now. >> reporter: he's the cross-dressing nba hall of famer, reality show star, who, after his visit to north korea last week, has now spent more time with leader kim jong-un than any american. >> when you said you love kim and think he's awesome, were you aware o

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the idea that roger mahoney, a cardinal of los angeles is casting a ballot for the next pope when he should be in front of a judge. that's outrageous. you could take care of all of the monies, owed to the victims who have thus far come forward and been adjudicated to have been victimized by sexual abuse and thus been given monies by the court. you could take care of all of those sums of mondayvy and make all of the diocese in this country solvent by selling just a few, a handful of the paintings that they've collected in the vaticans. >> the massing of wealth. >> has anyone been to a cardinal's apartment. cbs filmed one. it's like a palace. i didn't realize the pope was going to be pope emeritus, either. that's like -- >> chris, i want to get your thoughts on that when we talk about a reformer. you have a complicated situation here, a, benedict has stacked the college of cardinals with sympathizers effectively, his folks. and, john paul and benedict. and benedict is going to be living on the grounds of the vatican. which is -- somewhat awkward in terms of cleaning up the mess, is it

among the cardinals voting here is the retired archbishop of los angeles, roger mahoney. well, back in l.a. today, an attorney for the archdiocese confirmed that it will pay nearly $10 million to settle four cases of alleged sex abuse by a former priest. recently released files show mahoney covered up the history of molesting children there. in colorado, james holmes was back in court today to hear the charges against him in that movie theater massacre. he did not enter a plea so the judge entered a not guilty plea for him and set a trial date of august 5. barry petersen was in the courtroom. >> reporter: holmes' appearance has changed. he now has a full beard and his hair is longer than it's been si since his first court hearing right after the arrest. but his attitude is the same. staring ahead, seemingly impassive. he didn't appear to acknowledge his parents who had come from california for the arraignment. they sat silently through it all. the defense team asked for a delay saying it needed more time to prepare motions concerning a possible plea of not guilty by insan

talking about the real problems that the church has, rather talking about the fact that roger mahoney, a cardinal of the catholic church who we know deliberately, intentionally, knowingly covered up the abuses of priests who were raping little altar boys in los angeles. he went out of his way to shield them from police help, advising them to stay out of the state because if they came back in the state, they might get arrested. and this cardinal is in the cistine chapel voting for the next pope. why aren't we talking about that instead of who the next pope is going to be? 866-55-press. [ music ] with the year's largest selection >> heard around the country and seen on current tv this is "the bill press show." or our savory, new grilled maine lobster this show is about being up to date, staying in touch with everything that is going on politically and putting my own nuance on it. in reality it's not like they actually care. this is purely about political grandstanding. lobsterfest is the king of all promotions. there's nothing like our grilled lobster and lobster tacos. the bar harbor bake is reall

cardinal. o'brien, who will not be attending the conclave, asked for forgiveness. and roger mahoney gave an interview since the release of thousands of pages of church documents that shows how much he covered up for pedophile priests. he told the catholic news service he is amazed by the controversy, but saying the vatican told him to come to the conclave. david wright, abc news, rome. >>> doctors in atlanta will discuss what may be a remarkable advance in fighting aids and it involves a baby possibly cured. listen to this. doctors in mississippi that child is 2 1/2 years old and requires no medication. the baby was born infected with hiv in mississippi and was given three powerful drugs to fight the virus, after delivery. doctors discovered the mother stopped giving the medicine after a year and after a checkup, there was no sign of hiv in the baby's blood. >> my first thought was to panic. i thought oh, my goodness, i have been treating a child who is not infected. >> turns out that was not the case. doctors believe the drug combination and timing may have been essential in wiping

. >> someone should tell roger mahoney who said setting a date for conclave nearing that comes after cardinals agreed to a media blackout. all 115 cardinals needed are at the vatican. expect to see big changes to your facebook feeds. this hour the social networking site unveiled a fresh version. the upgraded news feed will have larger photos and videos and they will be organized by content type like music and games and pages you like and follow. facebook will begin rolling out the changes today. now to washington as president obama is about to sign the violence against women act. let's listen. >> everybody will pick up their stray soda cans and stuff afterwards. i want to thank attorney general holder for joining us. he's doing a great job. we usually host these bill signings over at the white house, but there were too many of you who helped to make this happen. you all deserve to be a part of this. i want to thank everybody on this stage. joe mentioned the extraordinary work that each and every one of the leaders, both advocates and legislators. >> you left out the congressman. >> there you g

baker met with cardinal roger mahony in 1986 and confessed to a less and two brothers for nearly seven years. mahoney treatment but eventually put him back it ministry, where he was again. bakker was convicted of molesting one boy in 2007. two of the latest plan to are the boys brothers. >> we will be back with more on the kron 4 morning news. i'm unmuffled and how was i was a goal and set 6.6 allele hand out one at ago were no more >> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. watching wall street. >> the dow ahead to wednesday's trading on a streak of eight straight increases. yesterday's gain almost three points to close at 14,004 month 50. that is the log is winning streak for the balance two years and the dow's sixth straight day closing at an all-time record high. the broader indexes were both down to stay with the s and p 500 slipping 4.21005 but 52 and the nasdaq closing 10 1/2 point to close at 3242. the dow is up 10.3% so far this year. boeing stock up in pre-market after the faa approved the battery redesigned plan for the 787. >> taking center stage wednesday, the latest reading on february

the new pope, mahoney wab part of that scandal, so you understand people having skepticism when you talk about the necessary things that need to take place. but when this cardinal participated, despite heavy objections, from those within the church. >> faith, hope and charity. you can't forget hope. and tamron, you are very careful as a journalist to use the term alleged. if they paid $10 million, it is more than alleged. >> it is still allegations in the legal system. >> i know. >> but there are prove yep cover-ups. for example in california, a priest was allowed it escape to mexico after 36 young men say he abused them. there's enough to be proven here. i want to uk to you about the americans, since we do not know the new pope, owe nalo'malley c out as a favorite in 2003 because of the way he handled it and corrections can can be made and it is more about talk. it is about action. >> i think a lot of it was not just that he was so much bet are than cardinal law who remains over there in the vatican, from boston, involved in all that cover-up. but he is a humble man who doesn't go for the trappings of power. the habit he pears. and he is kind of a franciscan k

baker met with cardinal roger mahony in 1986 and confessed to molesting two brothers for nearly seven years. mahoneyly put him back ministry, where he molested again. bakker was convicted of molesting one boy in 2007. two of the latest plans of the boy's brother. >> the boy scouts of america is considering a change in its policy against allowing openly gay members. now it said out a questionnaire that goes beyond a simple yes or no on the subject. among the nine questions. is it acceptable for a gay scouts and a straight scout to sheri tent on an overnight camping trip? >> the survey, sent to leaders and parents, include five multiple choice answerins ranging from a totally acceptable to totally unacceptable. the board said the decision to allow openly gay members will be made on the board's annual meeting in may. >> we will be back with more on the kron 4 morning news. >> 940 is a time. a group of researchers is using technology to change the way we look at life. >> in today's at&t tech report. >> glimpse is a digital technology showcase on display everything from holograms to better voice recognit