he picked a cardinal from haiti.aiti, of course, never has had a catholic cardinal. he pick cardinals from the philippines, an area of the philippines which is known for being impoverished, and also dealing with inter religious dialogue with muslims. i spoke to the new cardinal yesterday, and he was talking about what it's like for him. he's expecting to go back from where he's from on monday and do confirmations and baptisms in the hillside. he said he'll have to hike into the hillside to meet the people who need the is sacraments ando need to know the church and the love of christ. it's interesting that the cardinals has have lots of roles. one is to advice the pope. what the pope has done is to advise him from places where the churn has never had advice before or it's been a long time where it has gotten that advice. when they meet at the formal ceremony, gout to think that when you've got people from around the world in different places you're getting different advice and different ideas than you would get if you

no one can interrogate a cardinal except another cardinal, which does suggest that benedict believed there were cardinals responsible for these leaks. what he certainly didn't expect was that it would turn out to be his own butler. >> the trial against pope benedict xvi's former butler, paolo gabriele, opened on saturday. >> narrator: for the first time ever, journalists and camera crews were invited inside a vatican courtroom. for those who witnessed the proceedings, it had all the elements of a show trial. >> it was so scripted and so narrowly focused on the fact that the butler had to have been the only one that shows the documents, that leaked them to the journalists, that took them out of the safety of the vatican. his defense lawyer was very much aligned with the prosecutor. everything was really kept on message. >> i was at the man's trial. there were documents that were leaked, he supposedly leaked, that were written in languages that he does not speak. how would he even know that they were important? nobody that i have spoken to and that i continue to speak to in the vatican

five of the new cardinals are from south america. two asia.frica and the vatican says the inclusion reflects the pope's commitment to the poor. pope francis thanked the new cardinals for their services and reminded them that the church needs them. thank you, dear brothers, thank you. behind the lord and let him lead us through the beloved will of god, the holy mother, the church. thank you. isthe position of cardinal the second-highest in the roman catholic church. with the new appointees, the vatican now has 218 cardinals in all. latestts, all of the from the penultimate day's action at the winter olympics in sochi. the netherlands has confirmed their dominance in the speedskating, and norway entered the record books. here is the round up of today's action. norway's nordic skiing champ made history by taking gold in the 30 kilometer start. it was her sixth gold in total and she is now the most successful winter olympian ever. her teammates took silver and bronze. snowboarder from germany grabbed silver in the women's parallel slalom

and the first cardinal from haiti. >> top of the morning to you all. is a beautiful morning in the northeast. and it's going to feel quite comfortable. we had a cold front push through and that cold front did bring gusting winds and a couple of tornadoes across portions of the southeast yesterday but as i said today looking a lot more comfortable. high pressure is building in and we'll see a lot of sunshine cross the northeast today. there is a pan of know pushing across new york and pennsylvania. you may see a couple of snowshowers but nothing to accumulate. it's very comfortable across the area. you can see that light snow band pushing further east. high pressure in control and temperatures are going to be above where they should be at this time of year. it will be in the 50s. nice and comfortable. however we need to be careful out there because with all of that sunshine we're seeing a lot of snow across the area melt, and we're looking at black ice conditions forming. there were a couple of bad accidents this morning. one in massachusetts, actually

. >>> pope francis picks a dozen new cardinals from different countries. >> in ukraine the deal between u.s. government and opposition forces appears to be in tatters. former prime minister yulia tymoshenko is headed to join protesters at independent square. president viktor yanukovych has now fled the capitol. he called this all a coup and said he won't step down. and this protesters across ukraine tear down statut statuef vladimir linen. jennifer, what is happening behind you at independent square? >> reporter: i'm hearing sirens behind me right now. this might be her arrival. you can see the lights in the square behind me. people anxiously awaiting. it looks like a false alarm. that's the way it's been for the last few minutes. they said they'll wait as long as it takes for yulia tymoshenko. she has been the poverty child of these protests and there are giant pictures of her all over independent square. they say this is a victory. her unconditional relace has been one of her demands. after she got out of prison this even she talked about what her freedom means. >> this is the first t

that's where pope francis is appointing 19 cardinals. the appointment - always an important event for a pope. this has a particularly important meaning. >> it is important for a couple of reasons. first of all, the choice of cardinals by any pope speaks volumes. type of of church that the church wants for himself. half of the 19 cardinals installed today are from outside of europe, and are - many are from developing countries. that is in line with pope francis's idea of a far-reaching church for the poor. importantly it is the highlight of an important - most important week for pope francis and the catholic church as a whole because in the last few days there has been meetings with the college of cardinals to discuss whether to rethink important topics in regards to the families, such as abortions, homosexuality, birth control - hot topics that, according to a poll that the pope has commissioned worldwide, believes catholics around the world showed they think the catholic church is outdated and out of touch with them. to talk about that

philadelphia, that archbishop is a cardinal, but the retired archbishop is a cardinal. when he hits 80, gets older than 80, almost certainly the pope will nape the current archbishop a cardinal. the u.s. thing was predictable. a lot of people thought pope francis would change the democratics of the college. he didn't do that. italy has a quarter of the card analyse. the vatican bureau rahsy has about a third. it's still significant. >> finally, briefly retired pope benedict xvi joined pope francis at the sear moany, how rare is that, to have two popes appear together? >> i'm certain it's historically unique. two living popes celebrating - it wasn't a mass, but they were together in the basilica, and pope benedict's first public appearance since february 28th a year ago. he wouldn't have sought to do that if francis hadn't encouraged him. a year ago people said, "what would it be like to have two popes." would it dilute the current pope's authority. francis, because he proved to be a dest leader, turned it to his advantage. it's a tribute to him to have the former pope t

how about a seventh right here, cardinal up nine, full court pressure late, career high, 22, cardinals shoot 62-27. duke great, grant hill at cameron indoor, blue devils, jabari parker, duke leads by two, offensive foul the charge, and jim boeheim goes crazy, double technical, ejection follows, number one syracuse has lost two straight games. in cincinnati, seventh ranked bear cats for the late 57-66 lead. passes to smith. that would be the game winner since turning it over on the inbound, 58-57, nice road win. brad waldo, vampire, the mouth guard. he takes a couple of bites out of santa clara today. 12 points, nine rebounds, the broncos beat the gales on the last shot. steven hull put st. mary's on the back. blow out lead, 76-54. senior day, a lonely one for cole dickerson slicing his way through the pacific defense. his 21st career double today. mark tolleson for the alley-oop, kind of happy with himself. dickerson, usf a winner by 64. and even though michael sam doesn't take the field until monday all eyes were on him at his saturd . >>> if he can play as well as he can answer quest

among these 19 cardinals, several surprises. been mencardinals have that hold high office, either in the vatican here, or across the world. pope francis has broken with that tradition, not naming anyone from the united states this time around, and instead to people from two of the poorest and politically unstable countries in the world. said --inal from haiti describes himself as a simple priest from the african savanna and he said he was so surprised when he got a phone call that he thought it was a practical joke. it appears pope francis is not joking, and he wants the poor church serving the poor, and he seems to be matching his words with action. >> we heard all of these cardinals are having a separate meeting with the pope to talk about family issues. tell us more about that. >> it sounds rather innocent, talking about family issues, but when it opens up that can of worms of sexual ethics, it is a different matter. there are surveys throughout the world about what ordinary people think about sexual ethics and the family. th

, it was striking that he picked a cardinal from haiti.e, has never had a catholic card familiar. he picked a cardinal from the philippines an area of the philippines which is known for being impoverished and dealing went wil religious doing dialogs from muslims and i was speaking to him yesterday and he was talking about what it's like for him. as a expected to go back and do confirmations on monday in the hillside. he said he will have to hike in to the hillside to people the -t the people who need to know the church and the love of christ and that's very interesting. the cardinals have lots of roles one of which is to advice the pope and what the pope has done is asked people to advice him from places where the church either hasn't gotten that advice before or it's been a long time since he's gotten that advice. >>> turning now to afghanistan. fewer and fewer police officers are getting killed or injured on duty. still remains one of the most dangerous jobs in that country. al jazerra's bernard smith introduces us to one man who will su

the cardinal's principal job is to elect a new pope from among their number. as he bestowed 19 prelates with the red silk biretta that marks them as princes of the church. pope francis recited a ritual injunction, act with courage. ♪ traditionally, the college of cardinals has been packed with people from the developed world. this time, there were four latin americans, two asians and two africans. new cardinals are appointed to replace those who turn 80 and become ineligible to elect a new pope. if francis remains in office for another five years, he will have named as many as half of those who will choose his successor. he'll need that time to make serious changes in the view of the john thavis, author of the bestselling insider book "the vatican diaries." >> i go around the world and everyone is singing hosanases about pope franis and i come to rome and what you hear from the roam an curry, is a slightly less enthusiastic tone. >> reporter: pope francis' message to the new cardinals was perhaps aimed at the curia, the church hierarchy. "whenever a worldly me

in the college of cardinals.humble shy discreet entrance on the side. the people nearby were erupting in applause and we were like little kids. all of a sudden we ran up to him to greet him. we hadn't seen him -- remember the events of a year ago. we hadn't seen him since then. we found him a little more fragile, a little more spent but as sparkling and alive as ever and it was very moving to see him. >> i know you are there for the card nald consistory where the new cardinals have been put in place and it was interesting to hear the pope's homily where he said may others avienld help others to avoid of intrigue gossip favoritism and impressism. why do you think he said that? >> i think we need to hear it. human beings in general need to hear it, i need to hear it and the college cardinals need to hear it. it has been a great sign of service and even spilling one's blood in defense of the gospel. but at itself worst it's been a location of gossip and intrigue and secrecy and this is not good and pope francis is r

cardinals were appointed from south america, haiti and africa.e have more from the event in rome. >> reporter: the new cardinals were the personal choice of pope francis with half coming from outside of europe and none from the united states. many were from developing nations but francis made it clear he wants to shift the balance of power away from the vatican. but the appearance of pope benedict xvi was a real surprise. it's been one of the most important weeks for pope francis and for the catholic church as a whole faced with reported opposition pope francis has been leading a debate on whether the church's teachings on abortion, contraception, divorce and homosexuality may need rethinking and the church's take on church morals. in polls most say it is outdat outdated. >> reporter: the change is little by little. it can't happen automatically. you have to take small steps. in the vatican you have to follow a certain process. >> homosexuality, civil unions, i'm strongly christian, but i think this pope will open doors that where before they wer

the cardinals. finishing the alley-oop. that's norman powell. randall on fire.pped a career best seven while scoring 26. cardinals go up nine. josh houston, he tied a career-high with 22. 83-74, the final. >>> duke. number five blue devils hosting at syracuse. duke leading 60-58. ten seconds to go. no, the offensive foul. coach slightly perturbed. double technical. that's an ejection. 66-60 duke. >>> in cincinnati, the late 56 lead on louisville. the high archer. cincy on the inbound. they throw it away. the cardinals a 58-57 road win. >>> waldo, he's a vampire you know. 12 points. 9 rebounds. no chance for late game heroics today. 76-54. >>> senior day usf. sickerson all by himself. his 21st career double-double today. tied at 57 late. the senior puts it away. 64-59. >>> if he can play as well as he can answer question after question of his sexuality, let there be no doubt about the ability of michael sam. today his verbal skills were on display and his message remains the same. >> i wish you guys would say, how's football going? how's training going? i would l

senator blunt, senator cardin, thank you both so much for joining us today. we very much appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> up next, our sunday panel joins the discussion whether obamacare will >>> the dignity of work, getting more opportunity, joining the middle class. this means fewer people will do that. >> that's a better chase for this person and this is giving them that option that they didn't used to have. >> the debate continues as to whether obamacare creates a disincentive to work. it's time for george will, julie pace, laura ingram and juan william. so is giving people a cheaper way to get health insurance a good thing or bad thing 1? >> everything big government does has consequences. when it has taxes, it changes incentives for citizens. people forget social security was advocated in the 1930s as a way of getting people to quit working. because they thought we were con signed to a permanent scarce city of jobs in this country. second, it isconsigned to a per city of jobs in this country. second, it is point of progressivism. in order to change soer

cardinals to prepare themselves get on their knees in a private chapel and they be praying to god to somehow see them through without the pope really not them or finding them wanting. the pope in reading these accounts of meetings with the pope, where the pope would turn purple with rage pound on his desk and keep yelling that, for example, a foreign ambassador where he's been unhappy with something that his country has done. but the pope also had a highly developed sense of dignity of the papal office. interesting today with pope francis mickey mares and taking symbolic actions that are peeling away some of the symbolic activity. for example, pius the 11th of the day he became pope, insisted his brother and sister referred to him as their holiness. he also for the 17 years he was pope never allowed anyone to sit down at the table when he ate, not even a cardinal. this, by the way was different than some of his predecessors. it wasn't that he was continuing a tradition that all of his predecessors had obeyed. the pope's vision of the church of the world is basically a medieval one in

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. >> pope francis appoints 19 new cardinals and calls on them to shun the rivalries of the previous papacy. >> and the highlight of the forgotten crisis. it's as simple as a pair of shoes. >> we start again in ukraine where a day after a peace deal was signed which was supposed to end the political crisis the situation seems even more confused. the police have abandoned the streets of the capitol. the protesters are now guarding government offices including the parliament. and president viktor yanukovych has abandoned the capitol of kiev and is thought to be in east of the country. he gave an interview where he said he won't resign and described the coup. >> this is my assessment. i'm deeply convinced. i will call national observers and all mediators who took part in this political conflict so they can stop. >> one of the president's staunchest critics may soon be free from jail, and her release is being fast tracked by a vote in parliament. we'll be live in kiev in a moment for the latest but first let's take a look at how the events have been if you woulding on the ground in kiev. we hav

. >> pope benedict - he was stephen as a bulldog, a tough man, a doctrinel cardinal. what happened when he became pope, was he a weak administrator. he was a poor administrator. he was strong on doctrine. his background was difficult. he never had real pastoral experience, or a priest for 10 15 years. he had a year where he was a priest, but he was studying so hard for another doctorate. it was that lacking of understanding how to deal with people, the lacking of the charisma that pope francis has, that was a problem. he really delegated so much of the administration to other people particularly to his chosen secretary of state, cardinal petoni. >> the hope is that pope francis, that we saw, who is an outsider, as an outsider will have the strength to deal with the church scandals that are dealt with including the scandals in the u.s. and you address one at the arch diocese at milwaukee, and a story that you exposed. monica barrett was eight when raped by a priest in a church and described what happened immediately after. >> and i just sat there. i didn't know what i

locker room, the visitor's locker room and i was in there as an arizona cardinal.l, i cried for about 30 minutes, sobbing tears. it was one of the worst experiences for me. >> what am i doing here? >> yeah. >> you had gone to the cardinals after your long cowboys career. >> after 13 years. i'm looking around like -- and i have this surreal moment, why am i here? what am i doing? this hurts too bad. and that's when i realized it was time for me to move on. that's when i knew the game had passed me by. >> smith had played 13 years in dallas before jumping to arizona for two seasons. and when he did quit football in five, he signed a one-day contract to retire as a cowboy. we'll have much more from him after the break, including why he's worried he might become the next ex-player suffering from dementia. you'll want to hear this. we use this board to compare car insurance rates side by side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. [ rattling ] that's one smart board. what else does it do -- reverse gravity? [ chuckles ] split atoms? [ whoooosh! ] hey, how is tha

two popes at a cardinals ceremony. it happened today as pope francis selected 19 cardinals at st. was there as well. francis installed the cardinals, the first such appointments since elected head of the catholic church a year ago. >>> in arizona people are protesting at their state capitol. they want the governor to veto a proposed law that would allow businesses and individuals to refuse service to individuals on the basis of their religious beliefs. supporters say the bill protects against activists federal courts. critics of the bill say it sanctions discrimination particularly against gay people. for example, a pharmacist could refuse to dispense contraceptives claims it's against its religion. a muslim could refuse to do business against others because he may consider them infidels. let's check in with miguel marquez in phoenix. >> reporter: fred, this is the scene outside the arizona capital, lesbians, gays, transgender communities, joining in to protest senate bill 1062. it's not signed by the governor yet, it's expected to be on her desk as early as monday. and she would

the huskies have had enough and upset the third-ranked cardinal.e could be the player of the year. not only in the pac-12, but the nation. washington shot 47% from the field including nine, three's. plum with nothing but net. they lead washington with 23 points and all five starters in double figures. stanford coobt hit the broadside of a barn shooting 35% from the field. 9 of 41 from beyond the arc. cardinals lose for the first time since november 11th. 23rd ranked cal women and pullman facing washington state. and that's why we play indoors. hitting a milestone and that gave her 1001 career points. britney boyd lays it in and one. she had 23. bears scored 50 points. cal wins big 87-70 your final. last night oklahoma state basketball made headlines when he pushed a fan late in the loss to texas. he received a technical. the big 12 conference suspended the all-american for three games. he said something to provoke smart, but that is no excuse to push or touch a fan. but that fan should have been ejected. >> this is not how i condone myself and this

louis cardinals in the last ever. ever.s guy at 22 doesn't know that twitter and facebook is a worldwide billboard, then he is dumb. >> they have supposed to be tech savy. we know it. he is 22. >> he is 22. that's why he is liking all of the porn. >> can we fault the professional athlete? it didn't look that salacious. >> did you watch the unblurred one? >> no. >> it is pretty saw lishes, tom. salacious, tom. >> it looked like nude imagery. >> it was not just nude imagery. >> they allow porn on twitter 1234. >> that's what they -- they should strike that down. i don't like that. joanne, don't you think twitter should have better privacy settings so everybody can know what you are liking? i didn't know until this second my likes are recorded. >> apparently some people need a handbook. >> the pitcher was making a handbook. >> the cardinals need a social media coach. anyone this day and age with a job should not be doing this stuff. employers and perspective employers are always looking at these public accounts, facebook, twit

the huskies have had enough and upset the third-ranked cardinal.al numbers. she could be the player of the year. not only in the pac-12, but the nation. washington shot 47% from the field including nine, three's. plum with nothing but net. they lead washington with 23 points and all five starters in double figures. stanford coobt hit the broadside of a barn shooting 35% from the field. 9 of 41 from beyond the arc. cardinals lose for the first time since november 11th. 23rd ranked cal women and pullman facing washington state. and that's why we play indoors. hitting a milestone and that gave her 1001 career points. britney boyd lays it in and one. she had 23. bears scored 50 points. cal wins big 87-70 your final. last night oklahoma state basketball made headlines when he pushed a fan late in the loss to texas. he received a technical. the big 12 conference suspended the all-american for three games. he said something to provoke smart, but that is no excuse to push or touch a fan. but that fan should have been ejected. >> this is not how i condone m

cardinals up 9. fill court pressure from the bruins. cardinals shoot 62% in the game.74. and brad waldo is a vampire, you know. he took a bite out of santa clara with 12 points, 9 rebounds yesterday. the broncos beat the gaels earlier this season. it was a last second shot. no chance for late-game points on saturday. and this guy, a career high 35 points. blowout. 76-54. >>> senior day at usf. the lonely one for cole dickerson. slicing his way through the pacific defense. 14 points, 13 rebounds. 21st career double-double. mark tollefson, the receiving end of the alley oop. pretty happy. tied at 57 late this is fitting. the senior close it is out. dickerson with the bucket. usf the winner by 5. 64-59. 2007 was the last time bruce bochy and barry bonds compared notes in spring training. they will do it again come the second week of march. that's when bonds is expected to arrive in scottsdale and begin working as a hitting instructor. bonds will join former players as special instructors for the club. for a look at morning sports, i'm collin resch. have a great day, every

cardinal up 13. norman powell. one dribble. the j.s for him. cardinal up nine. fullcourt pressure from the bruins, big win for stanford, 83-74. now 18-8. >> st. mary's with a thumping of santa clara, taking a bite out of the broncos. santa clara bet the gaels earlier in the season on a last- second shot. gaels in a blewup, -- plowout, 76-54. >> dickerson, the lone senior and slicing his way through the pacific defense. 21st career double-double. the alley-oop and then the jordan tongue wag. tied at 57 late. usf the winner. >>> homecoming at cal, 8-0, versus ucla, 7-1, the bears scored 32 unanswered to finish the game. that's russell webb. multiple cut backs, 32-10 the final. >> the wgbc adventure match. chipping for birdie on 9. beat graham mcdowell. foul we're try to get up on jason day and ernie els, also victorious. tonight at 6:00, mike shumann at a's camp. >> we'll be right back. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a lit

cardinal up nine. fullcourt pressure from the bruins. big win for the cardinal. 83-74. now 18-8. well. something of santa clara at the levy center. taking a bite out of the broncos. remember when st. clair beat the gaels on a last-second shot? this game nothing like that. steven holt, career hive 35. st. mary's the winner, 76-54. >>> senior day at usf. dickerson, all by himself. slicing through the pacific tigers defense. 14 points, 13 boards. 21st career double-double. the alley-oop, the jordan tongue wag. dickerson, the senior, puts it away. they win by five. >> this sports report brought you by orchard supply hardware. >> thank you so much. coming up next, the first ever run through a 360-degree loop. how this man was able to confidently take away the match and finish the gravity-defying sprint. the besis that millionsa is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. it's important to remember that the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. enroll today at coveredca.com. >> join me tonight on kofy tv. donated solar panels

he told the cardinals they should all be saints.achieve that, he says he advises them to love those who are hostile to them or who speak badly of them. >>> it can be frustrating to find a single elusive item in a big grocery store. imagine doing that without being able to see. that's another story. that situation inspired a 10- year-old boy named joshua to change the way that big stores serve blind customers. kron4's charles clifford tells us about joshua's mission. >> reporter: 10-year-old joshua has been blind since birth. he started learning to read braille at two. one day joshua was trying to find aaa batteries but couldn't distinguish between the different types and then noticed there weren't braille labels on anything. he asked his mother why. >> she was like i don't know. >> reporter: that one conversation kicked off joshua's personal mission to bring braille to the entire world. he says he wants blind people to be able to walk into any store and quickly find what they need just like everyone else. >> so when they come in, th

cardinals up 9. a career high at 22 points. cardinals shoot 62% in the game. they win it 83-74. vampire, you know. he took a bite out of santa clara with 12 points, 9 rebounds yesterday. the broncos beat the earlier this season. and this guy, a career high 35 points. blowout. 76-54. >>> senior day at usf. the lonely one for cole dickerson. 14 points, 13 rebounds. 21st career double-double. mark tollefson, the receiving end of the alley oop. pretty happy. this is fitting. the senior close it is out. dickerson with the bucket. usf the winner by 5. if he can play as well as he can answer question after question about his sexuality, let thereby no doubt about the ability of michael sam. he will showcase his athletic skills on monday at the nfl combine. saturday his verbal skills were on display and his message remained the same. >> heck, yeah, i wish you would say, yeah, michael sam how is football going, how is training going? i would love for you to ask me that question. but it is what it is. i just wish you guys will see me as michael sam the football player instead of michael sa

not even a cardinal. this is different than some of his predecessors said he was continuing a tradition that all had obeyed. the vision of the church was medieval in which there was only one true religion of the roman catholic church and all should talk to his teachings. but mussolini was in many ways his opposite the rabil browser -- rabble-rousers' who had a notion of a new society of the new italy in the space italian. he was a radical socialist he was the national editor of the daily newspaper and only with the outbreak of world war wind that he had a division with the socialist party. he founded the fascist movement that was formally founded 1918 and was anti-clerical so the first program called for confiscation of property with separation of church and state. to have some sense of mussolini, the pope did not like to travel or appear at public rallies perhaps john paul ii would give a mass rally nothing that this pope did. in fact, 1870 when italy conquered rome remembered only came about when and it

the cardinals are not competitive year after year. a big market team like the mets going to put together a successful run like the others? what does it take to be a team like the cardinals? >> i was thinking the last time the mets had a team that had a substantial run of years in succession where they won were the years when i played in the 190eu's. they do that with smart trades, a few free agent signings and two-pointing young players. the mets organization as a whole now is developing great young pitching and young players. that is a better avenue for them to go down sprinkling in a couple of free agents here and there like they did this year. but their pitching is young. their everyday players are good. i don't know if they are great. so it's still a couple of years away. but the cardinals are just an amazing organization. and i think part of it also, got to be a little lucky. you draft some people you know are good players but they end up being great players. and i think that has happened. michael wock cawith st. louis came out o

udub ends a three-game skid and the cardinals fall to 15-8. meek montgomery and cal on the loose. solomon and sol solomon had 15. the bear ropes by nine. he went off on fire. in the zone at 39. less than 30 seconds to go and he had 22 and they go to overtime. it backfires and the breakaway dunk to finish it off. 80-76 cal in overtime. a great finish in college hoops. in jeopardy of losing their first. 4.4 seconds left. from 35 feet and bang. did he get it off in time? that is the question. they look and they check and yes syracuse is 24-0 escaping pitt in dramatic fashion 58-56. a great night of basketball. college and nba. abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. dan and carolyn? >> you are not kidding. that was great. thanks, larry. >> the wrestler with the big heart. >> coming up next, the make a wish reach tonight. >> first, here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is some of the magic we have waiting for over the news. >> they have a new blender. >> i have one of those. it looks like an insphoa -- an infomercial for the worst party ever. is more fun than ever. sees better than

cardinal up nine. fullcourt pressure from the bruins. big win for the cardinal. 83-74. now 18-8.y's, they get to 21 today as well. something of santa clara at the levy center. taking a bite out of the broncos. remember when st. clair beat the gaels on a last-second shot? this game nothing like that. steven holt, career hive 35. st. mary's the winner, 76-54. >>> senior day at usf. dickerson, all by himself. slicing through the pacific tigers defense. 14 points, 13 boards. 21st career double-double. the alley-oop, the jordan tongue wag. dickerson, the senior, puts it away. they win by five. >> this sports report brought you by orchard supply hardware. >> thank you so much. coming up next, the first ever run through a 360-degree loop. how this man was able to confidently take away the match and finish the gravity-defying sprint. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] spring is calling. get 10% off all in-stock composite decking at lowe's. ♪ >> join me tonight on kofy tv. donated solar panels changed the lives of family with a life threatening illness. >> a frightening discovery? san francisco, pois

how candidate huskies hand the cardinals an unlikely loss. that's next. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. when the number three stanford team went to play the huskies today, they were riding a 62-game road winning streak against conference opponents. so, of course, a 12-10 washington team wasn't going to snap that streak, right? absolutely wrong. first half, huskies up 3. kelsey plumb, three point range. she has three threes in this game. later she makes the layup. she had a team high 23 points. sanford down nine. under 20 senconds to go. but the huskies pull off a huge upset. the first win over the cardinals since 2005. lady bears visiting washington state. brittany boyd with the steal. she'll take it and lay it off the glass cal extending its lead. then pulling away. up 13. boyd tips the set back. cal wins 87-70. one final note. missouri defensive lineman michael sam has told espn and "new york times" that he is gay. if he is drafted in may, he would become the first openly gay player in the nfl. that will do it for now. we'll see you a lit

the cardinal entrusted with the notes said he did not have the courage to follow the pope's orders to instead he's making them available for the world to read. the cardinal plans to use the money from the books to build a museum honoring john paul. >>> a super bowl sex trafficking crack down led to the recovery of 16 teenagers ranging in ages from 13 to 17. mostly girls were kept in the abuse trade by pimps. 45 pimps were caught leading up to the super bowl. >>> harry reid and john mccain putting a side differences for a study of brain injuries caused by boxing. both were boxing as young men. apparently the fighting spirit hasn't gone away. >> we have so much respect if for each other. it was a month or two ago we ran into each other at elevators. i said i wouldn't expect less. he did. >> that was a blaze. >>> olympic torch is set to arrive in sochi today marking the longest torch relay in history. >>> the networks of nbc universal will be exclusive coverage of the winter games including skiing and figure skating 8:00/7:00 central here on nbc. >>> cvs is phasing out tobacco products a

cardinal lose for the first time since november 11.es snap the stafford win streak and go to 112-in pac-12 play. >> cal and in pullman facing washington state. gray hitting a milestone. layup gave here a thousand and one career points. cal down fewer at the half. second half, brittany boyd, the layin and the foul. beared scored 50 in the final 20 minutes. cal wins big, 87-70. >> last night oklahoma state basketball star marcus smart made headlines when he pushed a fan late and received a technical. today the big~12 conference suspended him for three gamesle. the fan obviously said something to provoke smart. no excuse to ever push or touch a fan. maybe the fan should have been ejected. >> this is not how i conduct myself, this is not how the program is run. this is not how i was raised. i let my emotions get the best of me. just can't let that happen again. it's something i will learn from, the consequences coming with it. i'm taking full responsibility. no finger pointing. this is upon me. >> coming up at 11:00 p.m. right here, an all

udub ends a three-game skid and the cardinals fall to 15-8. meek montgomery and cal on the loose.olomon and sol solomon had 15. the bear ropes by nine. he went off on fire. in the zone at 39. less than 30 seconds to go and he had 22 and they go to overtime. it backfires and the breakaway dunk to finish it off. 80-76 cal in overtime. a great finish in college hoops. in jeopardy of losing their first. 4.4 seconds left. from 35 feet and bang. did he get it off in time? that is the question. they look and they check and yes syracuse is 24-0 escaping pitt in dramatic fashion 58-56. a great night of basketball. college and nba. abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. dan and carolyn? >> you are not kidding. that was great. thanks, larry. >> the wrestler with thbig heart. >> coming up next, the make a wish reach tonight. >> first, here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is some of the magic we have waiting for over the news. >> they have a new blender. >> i have one of those. it looks like an insphoa -- an infomercial for the worst party ever. welcome to the farm of jack. there's a curl

. >>> over in cat van city, pope transit promoted 19 bishops to the cardinals.ired pope benedict district made an unexpected appearance greeted by the cardinal. remember for news updates throughout the day, you can head over to aljazerra.com. i am morgan radford. >> >> the dollar is the most remarkable achievement in the history of money. think of it. this piece of paper cost nothing to produce, there's nothing behind it except the goodwill of ben bernanke, and the u.s. congress. this ec

cardinal lose for the first time since november 11.kies snap the stafford win streak and go to 112-in pac-12 play. >> cal and in pullman facing washington state. gray hitting a milestone. layup gave here a thousand and one career points. cal down fewer at the half. second half, brittany boyd, the layin and the foul. beared scored 50 in the final 20 minutes. cal wins big, 87-70. >> last night oklahoma state basketball star marcus smart made headlines when he pushed a fan late and received a technical. today the big~12 conference suspended him for three gamesle. the fan obviously said something to provoke smart. no excuse to ever push or touch a fan. maybe the fan should have been ejected. >> this is not how i conduct myself, this is not how the program is run. this is not how i was raised. i let my emotions get the best of me. just can't let that happen again. it's something i will learn from, the consequences coming with it. i'm taking full responsibility. no finger pointing. this is upon me. >> coming up at 11:00 p.m. right here, an a

first half, cardinal on the steal. anthony brown all the way to the glass, misses the layup.me anything on the court. stanford up eight. second half, under four to go. brown driving down the lane, absorbing the contact, finishes at the rack. cardinal roll 80-69. >>> college football signing day. some local blue chippers going bigtime. cal's top recruit is erik brown from fontana in southern california. >> they were also busy at san jose state. they picked up as many recruits as they did in the last four years combined. of course, that is a dream come true for all those players and their families. more news after the break. safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great deals the easy way. you do enough flying around. that's why we give you real big club card deals. right now, our largest jug of arm & hammer detergent is just $5.00. fill your water supply. arrowhead water is only $3.29 a case. and chobani greek yogurt is just a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> it is a special time for a lot of people. y

cardinal big man dominant. serious move, ten point stanford lead in the first.nt game late, but chase randall had 19. the cardinal win, 80-69. cal beats arizona, they lose to stanford. $700,000 to watch the parade. reported 13,000 students, 500 teachers didn't go to school. tees off tomorrow at monterey peninsula at 10:00 a.m. he and aaron rogers are two of four nfl quarterbacks in the field. >> i saw alex, my twin, i guess according to some people, mixed us up already a couple times, but it's fun to have those guys around. >> now, if you want to party group tomorrow, sean daily and kidd rock. >> could be a really good mood. >> excellent. >> all right, thanks for joining us, join us again at 11:00 on kpix5. >> i wonder what would happen. ,, ♪ [ male announcer ] this is smooth and precise on-road handling. this is easy-to-use off-road capability when you need it. this is seventy and counting safety and security features. ♪ this is total confidence and comfort. in the middle of crowds or in the middle of nowhere. this is the freedom to keep chasing all the horizon

. >>> the cardinal playing defense.osh eustis clinging with a three-point lead in the second half. stanford pulls away. brown with the three ball and the cardinals 55 from three- point land and then the next time down grant with the offensive rebound kick out to randall who drains the three. 7-3 for him. game high 26. stanford upsets ucla 83-74. >>> steven holt made sure santa clara wasn't going to beat his gaels for a second time this season. holt hit four three-pointers as saint mary's dominated the broncos. the gaels hit a 20-point lead at the half a career day for holt who shot a remarkable 14 of 17 from the field. a personal best 35 points as saint mary's goes on to beat santa clara 76-54. that's cole dickerson on senior day at the hilltop. usf hosting pacific. dons up 2 late but turn the ball over and here come the tigers. the up and under, game tied at 57. but dickerson put usf back on top in a final game on the home floor. 14 points and 13 boards for dickerson. usf wins 64-59. win number 18 for the dons. >>> kin

. >>> at the vatican pope transit is about to celebrate the first sunday mass with 19 new cardinals,y were elevated saturday. al jazerra has the story from vatican city. >> reporter: the new cardinals were the personal choice of pope francis with help coming from outside -- half coming from outside europe and none from the united states. many were from developing nations. pope francis made it clear he wants to shift the balance of power away from the vatican. the but the presence of pope amare advertise benedict 16 was a real surprise. it was the first time he a sustainedded papel rights since his regula resignation a year a. fashioned with opposition pope francis has been leading a debate on the teachings of abortion, home section all the d divorce. a poll was taken on what the people think. results show that most reject them as out dated and unrealistic. >> translator: the pope is going in that direction by paving the way for change little by little. because it can't happen automatically. in the vatican you have to follow a certain process. >> homosexuality, civil unions i am stron

two popes at a cardinal's ceremony this weekend.orning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm tanya rivero. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com and i'm frank mallicoat . >>> good morning, everyone. it is monday, february 24th. i am michelle griego. >> and i am frank mallicoat. nearly 4:00. it is red day, apparently. >> it is red day. are you guys enjoying your spring break? >> it has been fabulous. >> it was a nice weekend. >> well, it looks like today we will have lots of sunshine, but storm clouds are gathering on the horizon. we will tell you when to expect rain in a few minutes. >> and the usual road work in the usual places. northbound 880, in downtown oakland, closure there is and around the antih bridge. the bay bridge, as well with road work. we will tell you about it coming up. >> thank you, elizabeth. >>> and american sport's history made overnight. jason collins, now the first openly gay player in any of the four major sports. more about collins on the court. >> reporter: out of the closet and

the cardinal playing some defense. josh eustis clinging with a three-point lead in the second half.lls away. brown with the three ball and the cardinals 55 from three- point land and then the next time down grant with the offensive rebound kick out to randall who drains the three. 7-3 for him. game high 26. stanford upsets ucla 83-74. >>> steven holt made sure santa clara wasn't going to beat his gaels for a second time this season. holt hit four three-pointers as saint mary's dominated the broncos. the gaels hit a 20-point lead at the half a career day for holt who shot a remarkable 14 of 17 from the field. a personal best 35 points as saint mary's goes on to beat santa clara 76-54. that's cole dickerson on senior day at the hilltop. usf hosting pacific. dons up 2 late but turn the ball over and here come the tigers. the up and under, game tied at 57. but dickerson put usf back on top in a final game on the home floor. 14 points and 13 boards for dickerson. usf wins 64-59. win number 18 for the dons. >> and i'm always looking forward to march madness. he love the brackets. >> it's

the cardinal who was entrusted with these notes said he did not have the courage to follow the pope'sders to burn them. instead, he is making them available for the world to read. the cardinal says he plans to use the money from the book to build a museum honoring john paul. >>> a super bowl sex trafficking crackdown by law enforcement led to the recovery of 16 teenagers ranging in age from 13 to 17. an fbi spokesman said many of the victims, mostly girls, are kept in the sex trade by abusive pimps. the crack down lead to the arrest of 45 pimps in the days leading up to the super bowl. >>> the olympic torch is set to arrive in sochi today marking the end of the longest torch relay. we'll have exclusive coverage of the nbc winter games beginning with snowboarding, freestyle skiing and of course figure skating. all happening thursday night at 8:00, 7:00 central. >>> well, the slug fest between harry reed and john mccain continues. we have scrambled politics coming up. emily's just starting out... and on a budget. like a ramen noodle- every-night budget. she thought allstate car insuranc

he will report to a newly-arranged council of eight cardinals. it's part of the pope's effort to get control over the scandals surrounding the church of holy see. allegations include money laundering. back in the u.s.----golf course owners... are losing a grip on customers. and mostly because of the weather. business was on an upswing in 2012. but last year's series of storms in the midwest and east coast kept golfers off the green. a report by pga of america cites a 5% drop in the number of golf rounds played in 2013. the states of washington and calforina were the only ones to report a bigger drive in business. get ready for breakfast wars. fast food chains are trying to get more customers in for an early meal. mcdonalds is reportedly toying with the idea of extending its breakfast hours, as 20 and 30 somethings typically miss the 10:30 cut off. and -- taco bell is also preparing to launch its first-ever early morning menu on march 27th. it includes -- a waffle taco. still to come: why some crisis era homebuyers are in for a rude awakening. plu