— the first cardinal ever to be forced to resign over sex abuse.f top officials believing the predator and not the victims, sweeping crimes under the carpet and then really it finally came to a head with pope francis who is credited with taking action against mccarrick, but the vatican as a whole, the catholic church, does not come out well from this report. they will be hoping that this is a watershed moment in the sex abuse crisis to show that nobody is above the law, not even a cardinal and that they will finally get to the bottom of this. they still have a mountain to climb to try and tackle the sex abuse crisis, one of the gravest crises in the modern history of the catholic church. the head of the catholic church in england and wales has been heavily criticised for putting the reputation of the church ahead of its duty to survivors of child abuse. the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse examined more than 3000 accusations up to 2015. it said cardinal vincent nichols had not shown "compassion towards victims in the recent cases". cardi

— the first cardinal to be forced to resign over sex abuse.d wales has been heavily criticised for putting the reputation of the church ahead of its duty to survivors of child abuse. the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse examined more than 3000 accusations up to 2015. it said cardinal vincent nichols had not shown "compassion towards victims in the recent cases". cardinal nichols told the bbc he offered to resign but pope francis wanted him to stay in his post. russia is deploying hundreds of peacekeeping troops to nagorno—karabakh and surrounding territories, after it brokered a peace deal between armenia and azerbaijan. over the last six weeks more than a thousand people have been killed — most of them were ethnic armenian fighters. more than 100,000 have been displaced. the region is internationally recognised as azerbaijan's, but it has been run by ethnic armenians since 1994. the deal triggered celebrations in azerbaijan, and angry scenes in armenia, where protesters called for the resignation of the prime minister. our internat

in today's ceremony he named cardinals from brunei and rwanda, places that have never had cardinals beforeey typically haven't had significance or a voice is a key priority of this papacy. i did some of the numbers. pope francis has now appointed 57% of the cardinal electors. it's his college now. how will that affect the future direction of the church? well, they will eventually select his replacement, when pope francis either steps down or dies, they will be the ones that go into the sistine chapel and vote for the next pope. and by selecting this majority of the current batch of cardinals, he gets to make a lasting impact on the church by reflecting his past priorities in who he has selected to receive red hats. internationally, we hear less of francis than we did in the first year or two of his papacy. is that because he settled down and is doing what he wants to do, is that because he got stuck, why is that? no, i think this pope, certainly he shook things up when he arrived on the scene, caused a splash. he has continued with that agenda, an agenda that has been close to the poor and

— the first cardinal to be forced to resign over sex abuse.d wales has been heavily criticised for putting the reputation of the church ahead of its duty to survivors of child abuse. the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse examined more than 3000 accusations up to 2015. it said cardinal vincent nichols had not shown "compassion towards victims in the recent cases". cardinal nichols told the bbc he offered to resign but pope francis wanted him to stay in his post. russia is deploying hundreds of peacekeeping troops to nagorno—karabakh and surrounding territories, after it brokered a peace deal between armenia and azerbaijan. over the last six weeks, more than a thousand people have been killed — most of them were ethnic armenian fighters. more than 100,000 have been displaced. the region is internationally recognised as azerbaijan's, but it has been run by ethnic armenians since 1994. the deal triggered celebrations in azerbaijan, and angry scenes in armenia, where protesters called for the resignation of the prime minister. our interna

that is cardinals pass the smell test? has made it clear that just the world, pope francis has made it clear thatjust because you come from a traditional location where there has been a cardinal, but does not mean you are entitled to a cardinal‘s red heart, seven today's ceremony he named cardinals from brunei and rwanda, places that have never had cardinals before. i think for pope francis, putting the spotlight of the global church in places where they typically haven't ha rd where they typically haven't hard significance or a voice is a key priority of this papacy. idid a key priority of this papacy. i did some of the numbers. pope francis has now pointed 57% of the cardinal electors. it is his college now. how will that affect the future direction of the church? well, they will eventually select his replacement, when pope francis either stepped down or dies, they will be the ones that go into the sistine chapel and vote for the next pope. and by selecting this majority of the current batch of cardinals, he gets to make

, the first cardinal to be forced to resign over sex abuse.ticised for putting the reputation of the church ahead of its duty to survivors of child abuse. the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse examined more than 3,000 accusations up to 2015. it said cardinal vincent nichols had not shown "compassion towards victims in the recent cases". cardinal nichols told the bbc he offered to resign, but pope francis wanted him to stay in his post. south—east asian leaders are gathering in vietnam this week for their biannual asean summit. 0n the agenda will of course be the incoming administration of president—electjoe biden, and what it means for the region. of particular interest will be how countries in south—east asia can balance long—standing strategic partnerships with the us with an increasing economic reliance on china. i'm joined by dino patti djalal, a former indonesian ambassador to washington. thank you very much forjoining us on bbc news. a lot of you will be welcoming the arrival ofjoe biden. why? well, joe biden is seen as a contr

— the first cardinal to be forced to resign over sex abuse.en heavily criticised for putting the reputation of the church ahead of its duty to survivors of child abuse. the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse examined more than 3,000 accusations up to 2015. it said cardinal vincent nichols had not shown "compassion towards victims in the recent cases". cardinal nichols told the bbc he offered to resign, but pope francis wanted him to stay in his post. the head of the english football association, greg clarke, has resigned after using out—dated and offensive language when discussing diversity in the sport during a meeting with mps. he has apologised for using unacceptable words, saying they were a diservice to the game. the equality charity kick it 0ut said his remark belonged to the "dustbin of history". a warning, our sports editor dan roan's report includes language some viewers may find offensive. football's been through a lot lately, the loss of fans sparking financial crisis. today in parliament, the sport's leaders were asked to

that made him the first cardinal lever to be defrocked because of sexual abuse -- first cardinal everbe defrocked fr- because of sexual abuse. th pope francis and pope benedict xvi aegedly failed to act when they heard about mccarrick's activities. the vatican gave this statement. >> we have sorrow for the wounds exposed to the victims, their families, the church in the united states and the universal church. the trust of many faithful people in the church has been damaged. ros: the bbc's mark lowen has this report. mark: here is the 460 page report that took two years of work and interviewed 90 witnesses, some in interviews up to 30 hours. it is a damming litany of corups, complicity and errors, not just by individuals, but the entire culture of the catholic church that allowed rdinal mccarrick to rise to top-notch lawns of the church -- top at salons -- top echelons of the church despite decades of allegations of abuse. john paul the second is said in the report to have been warned and told of mccarrick's crimes, yet chose to believe three american ships to concealed character' is c

cardinal. he's the archbishop of washington, d.c. willton gregory. the ceremony took place at the vatican today. two new cardinals didn't make the trip because of travel restrictions. cardinals who did attend wore masks during the unusually quick socially distanced service. most of the cardinals took their masks off when they went up to the pope. pope francis to receive their red hats. though the pope did not wear a mask. >>> coming up, san jose state football not hitting the gridiron today, but it had nothing to do with santa clara county's new covid rules. we'll explain, next. >>> for the second week in a row, the san jose state spartans aren't playing football today. today's game against boise state was canceled because of the covid outbreak on the boise state team. there is no plan to reschedule that game. as we reported, because san jose state is in santa clara county, the school won't be able to play games here through at least december 21st. sjsu says they're trying to figure out how and where the two remaining games of the season will be play

wing of the church and pope francis has now appointed the majority of the college of cardinals.t less western dominated, he has chosen more people from africa, from asia, from latin america as well and from the more moderate wing of the church, which suggests that he is trying to shape the college of cardinals in his image and to influence potentially his successor as pope. more than 2.5 million vulnerable people in england will be offered free vitamin d supplements this winter. it follows scotland, which has provided free supplements to some people during the pandemic. vitamin d helps to keep bones, teeth and muscle healthy and a new clinical trial has just started looking at whether it can also protect against coronavirus. our science correspondent, rebecca morelle reports. a dose of sunshine, helping us to make vitamin d, which is essential for our health. but at this time of year, the sun's in short supply, and with lockdowns we've been getting out less. from october to march, people in the uk are advised to take vitamin d, and now in england people in care homes and those c

senator cardin: i do. let me follow up on bob. what i always enjoyed with my meetings with bob is that he really engaged the democrats and republicans and listened to us in order to try to get things done. and i think you're going to find the same thing under a biden administration. he's going reach out to both democrats and republicans. bob recognized that we could advance american values by working on the global scene and i think joe biden shares those same values. he recognizes that u.s. involvement globally is going to be in the united states' interest. so what you're going to see in a biden administration, i believe you're going see, you're going to see a president that will embrace those allies that share our values. but he'll engage all of the countries. but it will be anchored in our values. which by the way are the hell jinx final act values and reinforcing the charter of paris. so that's where i think you're going to see the engagement. so when you talk specifically about arms control and the fact that new start expires

the cardinal tied up at 10. cal's kicking game did the men.s a 32 yard field goal attempt that is blocked as time expires in the first half. we go to the locker room all tied up. in the third quarter, and we are tied at 17. here's a lesson in how not to tackle. austin jones takes it in from eight yards out to get the cardinal a seven point lead. we have a stare down going on. cal marches on the field. with one minute to go, christopher brown gets through for the three yard score. do you go for two? or do you take the sure thing and get the extra point to tie things up? wilcox says kicked the extra point, oh no, the kick is blocked again. it is a heartbreaker for the golden bears and stanford wins 24-23, reclaiming the axe. this is the first win for them at 398 days. cal drops to 0-3. >> there has been emotions all week. we knew it would be an emotional game. everyone was super happy that we got the win. they came into our house last year and took the axe. now the axe is back with the rightful owners. >> you have to go back to 1981 for the last

ithink he others, chording on the cardinal to resign. -- calling.ing. i think he must resign. i think it's the only decent thing to do. i think there needs to bea thing to do. i think there needs to be a point where he says, hands up, i got this wrong, and therefore my position is untenable. the report, which is also 150 pages long, is damning. it says the catholic church's moral purpose had been betrayed. of cardinal nicholls it said there was no acknowledgement of any personal responsibility and that he did not demonstrate compassion towards victims of recent cases. speaking to the bbc, he says he is committed to bringing about change and that he has the backing of the pope. i offered my resignation to pope. i offered my resignation to pope francis and he came back very clear, unambiguous, that he wanted me to stay in post. the enquiry has warned that abuse within the catholic church is not an historical problem, but one it must continue to address with a change in culture. three council areas in scotland are to move to level 3 of coronavirus rest

i thought about archbishop now cardinal gregory, first black in the roman catholic church to be a cardinalabout the first woman and first black woman to be vice president of the united states. i thought about all of the bills adam clayton powell passed through congress when it seemed like segregation was just something that my parents and they parents just had to live with. and i thought about history keeps moving forward. even in our darkest nights, we must know that if we hold through the night, the sun will breakthrough. and if we keep going, we will make progress. don't get me wrong, it's not just to have blacks be first. it's about having the right people breakthrough so they can open the door and keep it open for others. and for others to come through, not for just personal achievement, but for public agenda that makes it fair for everyone. i've seen some black firsts that forgot why they got there. i'm glad when i saw cardinal gregory, who has spoken out on the issues in the washington, d.c. area. it's not about just making history, being number one. it's about making the people num

thirdly, i never discussed the matter with the cardinal. i've never spoken to the cardinal. i first learned of it through my administrative assistant who knew of mr. doyle who worked for the welfare conference who stated there was a good deal of concern among many of the church people in philadelphia because the location of the chapel and because no service would ever be held in it because it was located in the basement of another church. it was an entirely different situation than the one that i had confronted when i first accepted it. there were three speakers. kennedy was one of them, taft was the second, senator lehman was the third. i don't think i misstated that one of them was supposed to speak for the catholic faith as a spokesman, one of them for the protestant faith, one for the jewish faith. this chapel, i would glad to accept the invitation. i did not clear the invitation with anyone. it was only when i was informed that i was speaking and invited because i was a serviceman that i was informed that i was there really in a sense without any credentials, the chapel

report finds two popes, and other officials, ignored allegations of sex abuse against a former us cardinalthe domestic workers in spain kept locked inside their employers' homes since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. hello and welcome. joe biden has said president trump's refusal to concede the election is an "embarrassment" that will reflect poorly on his legacy. but the president—elect has insisted nothing will stop the transition of power and he's been working to build his future administration. our north america correspondent david willis reports. if problems with the transition are getting to him, joe biden isn't letting it show. we are already beginning the transition. we are well under way and the ability for the administration in anyway by failing to recognise our win does not change the dynamic of what we are able to do. citing claims of voterfraud, president trump is currently withholding millions of dollars infunding withholding millions of dollars in funding that is intended to facilitate the transfer of power and although his campaign is yet to provide any evidence of su

report finds two popes, and other officials, ignored allegations of sex abuse against a former us cardinalian peacekeeping forces begin deploying in nagorno—karabakh. the peace deal has prompted celebrations in azerbaijan and angry scenes in armenia. and tributes are paid to the veteran palestinian peace negotiator, saeb erekat, who has died after contracting coronavirus. joe biden, the man elected to be the next president of the united states, has said nothing can stop the transfer of power. a week after americans voted, mr biden has been continuing to build his administration despite president trump's refusal to concede defeat. mr biden said that was an embarrassment that would reflect poorly on mr trump's legacy. our north america correspondent, ben wright, has been looking at the current state of the transition process. this time four years ago, donald trump was meeting president obama at the white house for initial discussions on beginning that process of cooperating to ease the transition. none of that, of course, is happening, certainly not at that level. it doesn't seem there have

cardinal. the report says knew about the allegations for decades and did nothing. ♪ we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. >>bombshell report against a former u.s. cardinal alleging he slept with seminarians blames many but spares pope francis, a vatican investigation of former cardinal theodore mccarrick has found the bishops cardinals and even pope's downplayed or dismissed the report and that pope francis merely continued his predecessor's handling of the predator the report says that this went on until a former altar boy came forward and alleged abuse the vatican taking extraordinary steps to publish it. 400 plus page report to try to restore credibility after mccarrick's scandal. >>we probably should that report the which for the wounds said that the mott to the victims. the families. the in the united states and the universal church. the trust that of many 50 pe

but my judgment is that cardinal cushing, which is the cardinal of the diocese of which i am a member, would approve of this statement, in the same way that he approved of the 1948 statement of the bishop. in my judgment, and i am not a student of theology, i am stating what i believe to be the position of my personal position and also the position of the great majority of catholics across the united states. >> you've been watching senator jon kennedy appearing for the houston greater ministry association. >> today i received this telegram from dr. poling. i am sure you would like to clear this matter up. let me read briefly from his telegram. they memorandum on religion as an election issue prepared by senator kennedy's associate has the sanction on the polling incident. this section contains serious factual errors. i believe the senator will wish to correct the errors or he will wish to withdraw that section. the original draft of the program on the interfaith dinner held in the bellevue-stratford hotel, on december 15, 1947, identified mr. kennedy, then congressman from massachuset

how important is it for them to see you now become a cardinal? >> the first individual achieves a certain public recognition, the entire family celebrate. and i think that's-- that's what's going on with the-- with the african american community right now. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: his ministry has been marked by welcoming diversity, including the l.g.b.t.q.community and by crisis management. last year becoming archbishop of washington, d.c., the same year one of his predecessor, theodore mccarrick was defrocked for sex abuse. >> and let's be honest, chris, it revealed some awful events and huge mistakes on the part of church leadership. >> reporter: but if you've heard of gregory recently, it might have been in june as black lives matter protesters marched through the capitol, and were violently pushed away so president trump, bible in hand, could pose in front of st. john's episcopal church. the next day, when the president visited the st. john paul ii national shrine, gregory called it reprehensible and baffling. now, gregory tells me he hopes his rela

it said cardinal vincent nichols had not shown "compassion towards victims in the recent cases" thathe home of the catholic church in england and wales, part of an institution so preoccupied with its reputation that it catastrophically failed children in its care. the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse says that over half a century, 900 alleged victims reported over 3000 instances of abuse perpetrated by priests, monks and other church staff. the true scale of the abuse, the report says, will never be known. that the evidence that i give... shall be the truth... cardinal vincent nichols, who gave evidence to the public inquiry into 2018, was singled out for stinging criticism. the report says he should have shown leadership, bringing about swift change in the culture of the church that had at times turned a blind eye to perpetrators of abuse. a survivor, who's asked us to maintain her anonymity, is, along with others, calling on the cardinal to quit. i think he must resign. i think it's the only decent thing to do. i think there needs to be a point where he says — hands up,

unlike no other as stanford and cal kicked off with no fans, but the cardinal determined to get that axe back from their bay area rival. these two guarding the axe were probably the only bear fans allowed into the stadium. everyone else had to watch from tightwad hill. third quarter cal going for it on fourth and one from inside the five, chase garbers rolling out and finds a wide open nikko remigio tying the game at 17. after the bears penalty austin jones drug the pile into the end zone for his second td, the cardinal up seven. final minutes, the axe on the line, cal facing a third and goal, chris brown takes it in. the bears had 241 yards on the ground, but they still needed the extra point to tie it. for the second time in the game stanford blocks the kick, just too many miscues for the bears today and the cardinal win 24- 23. they're taking the axe back to the farm and after the game cal coach justin wilcox was asked about kicking the extra point instead of going for two. >> offense was moving the ball. so we felt good about going to overtime. obviously it was the wrong decision

two new cardinals didn't make the trip because of travel restrictions.nals who did attend they wore masks during the unusually kick socially distanced service. and most of the cardinals took their masks off when they went up to pope francis to receive their red hats. and you can see the pope there did not wear a mask. >>> okay, this will be a very different christmas season for millions of christians around the world because of the pandemic. advent, the preparation for the christmas season officially began today with senior clergymens arrival in bethlehem. you can see marching bands marked the arrival. clergymen held a scaled down service at the church of nativity. currently the west bank is under partial lock down to reduce crowd sizes this holiday season. all right, thanks so much for joining us. we will see you right back here again at 11:00. have a great night. ♪ garvin thomas: i'm garvin thomas, and thanks for joining us. we created the "bay area proud" series years ago in response to something our viewers were telling us. they told us there was too

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archbishop of washington dc, wilton gregory becomes the catholic church's first african american cardinalhello and welcome. french riot police have clashed with protesters in paris after a day of demonstrations across the country. tens of thousands of people had joined marches to protest against a new law, restricting the right to publish images of police. it comes after a video emerged of three officers apparently beating a black music producer in his studio. our correspondent, lucy williamson, is in the french capital. police are always a target at protests like this. our correspondent, lucy williamson, is in the french capital. police are always a target at protests like this. today, they were the reason for them. the edges of a peaceful march through paris, frayed by clashes between hardline groups and the police. water cannon and tear gas following the path of the unrest. among the buildings set on fire, one belonging to the bank of france, an anarchist sign scrawled on the wall outside. tensions have risen quickly here, thanks to a small group of agitators. most of this march has be

. >>> play of the day from the bill bills/cardinals game. kyler murray is the cardinals quarterback these days and he's got an arm, he wee, flings it up, and deon day hopkins came down with it. 32-30 and look at the reaction right there, there's now a three-way tie for first place between the cardinals, rams and seahawks. whoa, rare sunday football, kacal opening off the season against ucla. rose bowl in pasadena. pac-12 called an audible, multiple games canceled. ucla scores 14 unanswered. 31 yards to the house, 14-3 ucla. cal tried to stay in, 75-yard cap capped by the quarterback, toughness, 14-0, after that touchdown, late first half, cal down ten, can't have a turnover and picked off by caleb johnson, lead to a bruins score, 20 unanswered, golden bears fall in the season opener 34-10. cal scheduled to play at okay organize state next week. >>> augusta national, dustin national a four-shot lead entering the final round. tiger woods stole the headlines just not in the way he wanted. fell apart on number 12, first shot in the water, his th

s wilton gregory, the can-olic church's first afri american cardinal. wilton, who is 72, was one o several new cardinals who were quarantined for about ten days usahead of the ceremony beof coronavirus concerns. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. for the latest news updates sit www.pbs.org/newshour. i'm michael hill. thks for watching. have a good night. pt ning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access groupt wgbh accessh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the anderson family fund. bernard and denise schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. barbara hope zuckerberg. the leonard and norma klorne foundation. charles rosenblum. we try to live in the moment, to not miss what's right in front of us. at mutual of ameri, we believe taking care of tomorrow can help you make the most of today. mutual of america financialou retirement services and investments. additional support has been provided by: consumer cellular. and by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a private corporat

cardinal finds failings by past vatican officials, including popes. >> we published the report with sorrowto the victims, their families, the church in the united states and the universal church. katty: how will they coronavirus vaccine be distributed around the world? ♪ welcome. joe biden is pushing back against republican efforts to undermine his victory. at the current president tweets his outrage in all caps, mr. biden is deliberately calm, telling reporters he is getting on with the job of building the next administration. he admitted the spectacle does american no favors. >> we are already beginning the transition, well underway. the ability for the administration, and any way by failure to recognize this does not change the dynamic at all. >> what do you say to e americans who are anxious over the fact that president trump has yet to concede and what that might meanor the country? >> i just think it is an embarrassment. katty: joining me now from the white house is our north america editor. uni have covered transitions before -- you and i have covered transitions before but i have n

speak with a new class of cardinals is the most diverse yet.xperts say pope francis once the global church to reflect the people it serves, mike. >> mike: lauren green, thank you so much. media reports that three people have been arrested after a war memorial in portland was vandalized. the statue and long first cemetery was toppled. the memorial was erected in 1903 and honors soldiers of american warsso and ten other businesses were damaged early thursday. up next, we will talk with a very different black friday shopping experience. the ceo of anwar retailer overstock. >> i would like to wish my family a happy holidays from the middle east. i love you and i will see you soon ♪ ♪ (music fades) (exhales) experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. meaningful to you? crawford>>>the most important and most meaningful thing in your life is your family. ellen pompeo >>> what's meaningful to me is to find mea

after the bears penalty austin jones drug the pile into the end zone for his second td, the cardinalseven. final minutes, the axe on the line, cal facing a third and goal, chris brown takes it in. the bears had 241 yards on the ground, but they still needed the extra point to tie it. for the second time in the game stanford blocks the kick, just too many miscues for the bears today and the cardinal win 24- 23. they're taking the axe back to the farm and after the game cal coach justin wilcox was asked about kicking the extra point instead of going for two. >> offense was moving the ball. so we felt good about going to overtime. obviously it was the wrong decision and i own that 100%. >> i think our guys took a lot of pride in grabbing the axe and taking a picture in front of that, our axe sign up there, and just to remind everybody it is called the stanford axe. so we're excited to bring that stanford axe back to stanford, california. >>> the other big game today, usf taking on fourth ranked virginia. tony bennett's team won the national title in 2019. less than four minutes to play,

the ducks beat the cardinals 35-14. head coach david shah after the game on dealing the adversity of not having his starting qb for the opener. >> if he learned anything from the difficulty oz of last year, from the last six months as americans we have to be able to adapt, we have to be able to realize things will change, and when they do change, great. we accept what happens and make the best decision going forward. >> all right, next up it's the home opener against colorado next saturday. a great finish between usc and arizona state. the trojans down 13 in the fourth and then the come back. johnny on the spot catching the tip ball in the end zone. that's a touch down. usc would recover the on-side kick, and drake london in the end zone. the trojans rally for a 1-point victory 28-27. check this out. how cool is this? the spartans returning to a heroes welcome. that's the baseball team cheering on the football team when the spartans arrived back on campus saturday around 2:00 in the morning after their upset win over sa

raising eyebrows >>> the explosive new vatican report on sexual abuse allegations against a former top cardinaln the u.s. what did pope john paul ii know and when? >>> just before thanksgiving, the major recall just announced about romaine lettuce. >>> and those who serve. the 99-year-old world war ii vet still flying high. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone with the worst days of the pandemic believed to be ahead of us, americans are facing some tough decisions in the coming weeks about travel and family gatherings. no one giving it more thought than dr. anthony fauci, who opened up to us today about his own tough choices as well as his desire to remain on the job after running afoul of the president. in his one-on-one interview with andrea mitchell the nation's best-known infectious disease doctor also offered what may be his most upbeat assessment about a covid vaccine. here is andrea's report >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci says data on the pfizer vaccine are impressive and the fda could approve its emergency use in weeks >> by the time we ge

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pope francis is making history naming the first african-american to the college of cardinals.een has details. >> this elevates 13 new members to the cardinals and for the first time an african-american. >> i am glad i was the one that was chosen. but obviously, there have been wonderful -- there are wonderful other african-american bishops. >> 72-year-old gregory was born in illinois and rose through the ranks of the church shepherding the american bishops in hard times. the first wave of the clergy abuse scandal. in 2004 pope john paul ii named him arch bishop. then another scandal and he was appointed as arch bishop of washington, d.c. many are asking why it took so long for america to have a black man receive the red hat of a prince of a church. the author of the next pope said the wounds corrupted catholicism. >> they did a bad job of reaching out to newly emancipated slaves. that's the beginning of the story. >> gregory will become a cardinal at a time when america needs healing. >> good leadership involves not only what the individual does but what the individual inspire

in 2019, longtime cardinal was defrocked after being found guilty of sexual abuse.priests keep their trust in the church? >> i have to be a man who is committed to telling people the truth as best as i know. chris: what do you say about the betrawl by cardinal mccarran? >> i think it's horrific. it was just an egregious betrayal of trust that has deeply wounded this local church. do this in memory of me. chris: as soon as he took over, gregory started talking to parish hers and holding listening sessions with priests to discuss the church scandals that have troubled all of them. have they tested your faith in the church as an institution? >> chris, they haven't tested my faith, they've tested my patience. chris: as head of the archdiocese in the nation's capital, gregory has to deal with subjects beyond are elision. he supports a path to citizenship as part of comprehensive immigration reform at a time when people crossing the border illegally still highly charged. >> anyone who denigrates the people who seek a better future, a more positive way of living for their

to start us off will be my former colleague, senator ben cardin of maryland, who is in his third term as senator but prior to that served in the house, where i was, for a number of years where he represented maryland's third congressional district. ben has spoken at the wilson center many times, most recently in 2018 for an event titled "rule of law: a linchpin of u.s. foreign policy," he's been a commission thorne u.s. helsinki commission since 1993, serving as chairman of the commission in the 1th and 113th congress. in 2015 he was named special representative on anti-semitism, racism and intolerance to the osce parliamentary assembly. our other speaker is republican congressman robert aderholt, who represents alabama's fourth congressional district and has been in congress since 1997. he's a member of the house committee on appropriations, serves as ranking member of the

a lot of back and this one to the cardinal golden bears tied up at 10 heading into halftime after this blocked field goal attempt kept cal from taking the lead david shaw all about the effort on to the 2nd half in berkeley tied at 17 davis mills hands it off to austin jones he muscles his way into the end zone for the 8 yard score. his second of the game extra point is good and stanford goes out in front. finally just over a minute remaining, stanford. on top 2417 the bears christopher brown junior runs in that touchdown to bring cow within one. they go for the extra point to force overtime and you saw there blocked again by cardinal defensive end thomas booker, he blocked both kicks the stanford bench goes absolutely wild. david shaw, a happy man, but they actually got a penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct for that celebration. still it didn't matter stand for close as this one out 2423. the ax returns to the cardinals and on to some college hoops todd golden the usf dons looking to upset the 4th ranked virginia cavaliers 2 minutes to go in the 2nd half dogs up by 4 topping your cut a

cardinals win 32-30. there's your best reaction right there.place between the cardinals, rams and seahawks. >>> the nba is still trying for a december 22nd tip-off. the draft is wednesday on espn. te warriors have the second overall pick. do they go big? do they go small? do they trade back? so many questions. no answers from gm bob myers. conventional wisdom says the dubs need a big man. how about james wiseman? huge potential. can he help the team that wants to win right now? anthony edwards, high scoring guard from georgia but doesn't necessarily fits golden stay's needs with a healthy steph and klay. you know larry beil is drying that bandwagon. scouts disagree on where he should go in the top ten. bob myers says he will make no firm decisions until they're on the clock. >> it's not like it's locked in place, and like i said, it doesn't need to be. somebody gave any good advice. i don't know who it was. i think somebody that worked with president obama told me never make a decision until you have to. so we'll make it on whatever it is, wedn

in fact, that's the beginning of the story. >> reporter: gregory will become a cardinal at a time wheng from both political and racial divisiveness. >> my responsibility must be to energize, to inspire, to invite others to take up the responsibilities that they have. and i'm very glad to see that so many people are doing it, especially young people. >> reporter: the new class of cardinals is the most diverse yet. experts say pope francis wants the global church to reflect the people. in new york, lauren green, fox news. arthel: okay, lauren, thank you very much. and as the u.s. reports more than 13 million coronavirus cases, some states are facing more lockdowns, more restrictions. the impact social isolation can have on people's mental health during the holidays. that's up next. ♪ , my schwab financial consultant. here's andy listening to my goals and making plans. this is us talking tax-smart investing, managing risk, and all the ways schwab can help me invest. this is andy reminding me how i can keep my investing costs low and that there's no fee to work with him. here's me learning

cardinal take back the ax in a wild one, 24-23. those miscues very costly in this edition of big game. >> we put a lot into this. a lot of people do. it doesn't feel good. >> we knew we had an opportunity, and our guys were juiced up. >> i can't lie. i was a little nervous. they were telling us we weren't going to be able to touch it because of covid. we found a way. >>> dons looking to beat their first top five opponents since '81. jamari guess in, baseline, dons up one. two minutes to go. tavi buries the triple and the bench is going wild. san francisco huge upset. 61-60. the dons go crazy in the locker room after the game. >>> switching gears to golf for the match three, the event raising $5.4 million for historically black colleges and universities. steph curry teaming up with peyton manning taking on phil mix mixon. someone fix sir charles' swing. it's going to be a long day for curry and manning when barkley is doing that. second hole, here is manning with the approach shot. watch this thing. he is almost going to hole out, o