. >>> the catholic archdiocese firing back at georgetown university's president. the feud is over graduation speaker kathleen sebelius. the health and human services secretary played a key role in the new birth control mandate that employers including most religious ones provide employees with contraception coverage. on monday, the president of georgetown said the archdiocese was upset with sebelius over the birth control controversy. the archdiocese says that the president is missing the point. the real concern here is violating religious freedom and issued a statement saying, "the selection of a featured speaker whose actions as a public official present the most direct challenge to religious liberty in recent history, the fundamental issue with health and human services secretary mandate is not about contraception." >>> a small catholic college in ohio says it's dropping health insurance coverage for students. the franciscan university of stubenville says it does not want to comply with the federal mandate that the plan provide free birth control. the school is

the catholic archdiocese of washington blasted the inviting kathleen speak during commencement. the secretary is the architect the health care provision to providemployers contraception. many students are standing behind the university's decision. think the administration of jobgetown has done a good standing up for the students. there been supportive of their student body. >> kathleen sibelius' touched of church andion state. prices slidad, gas again. we will showed you how much this weekend.ng >> why americans seems to be working too much. >> facebook made market history today. of sunshine today. temperatures and 71 in arlington. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exaactly whayou'rere choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's berage compies are delivering.

it's owned by catholic archdiocese. we called them. they were surprised the building had been taken over again. and before this this was a festive occasion here there is a group of 2000 took over this building and hurled banners from the roof inviting others to come inside to join them. and they want to reclaim and liberate it for the people in their words. >> we're offering housing to folks and going to have food distribution. >> occupiers began trance forming the building into a hostile -- hostel-like environment many they tore down the fence surrounding the building. this morning pro testors gathered to rally for immigrant rights them blocked the entertain -- intersection and there is street theet skbrer speeches after gathering at market and montgomery. and demonstrators painting a giant sun. >> this is a 99% rising up. there is a new day in america. >> protests were peaceful and last night a group estimated at 50-100 people dressed in black broke away from an occupy rally and launched a vandalism spree. they began pushing windows

the building is owned by the roman catholic archdiocese of san francisco. perth tonight in police an item into violent protests. cbs five attend this video from is it san francisco please showing rioters attacking the police station and the mission on monday night. police say they're part of a group of 150 people for that has splintered from peaceful premium march writers rampaged down plenteous street on storefronts and cars some through tables and windows and set a car on fire. is the police did not do enough. please submit damen avenue and repaired. >>> we didn't have near enough cops. we were geared to deal with the peaceful movement there is no estimate on total cost for repairs but tell us that protesters' cause the least $5,000 for the damage to her store. shopowners will get some help though wells fargo bank today announced is donating $25,000 to help them recover from the vandalism as many as 30 businesses reported significant damage. >>> it turns out the sun member kenny was just the beginning investigators searching it bay area storage locker als

. >> this building is owned by the catholic archdiocese. >> some stunning news from the sports sport involving a star junior seau found dead in his home of apparent suicide. the story from oceanside. >> dozens of fans showed their respect. the van carrying the body of junior seau pulled away from his beach front home. family and friends grief stricken by parent suicide of the 43-year-old former nfl star. >> thank you. i appreciate that you he -- guys show your love to my son. i don't understand who do this to my son. i pray to god. please... take me! take me. leave my son! but it's too late. too late. >> police say the former nfl linebacker a 12 time pro bowler spent most of the career with san diego chargers died of a self inflicted gunshot wound to the chest. his body discovered by his girlfriend in his bedroom around 9:30 in the morning. a gun found nearby. >> the investigation is being investigated as a suicide. >> seau not without troubles in 2010 arrested on suspension of domestic violence. he then drove thinks vehicle off a cliff in carlsbad after being released from jail. he

for decades a former con man in oakland has been a haven for homeless unwed mothers now the catholic archdiocese who owns the building and shut it is shutting down to the grits and the uncertain future facing the women who live there. >>> and many of the women that come to us i have absolutely nowhere to go. >>> for more than 25 years been a guiding light for hundreds of homeless pregnant women. by 12 year-old jessica who was nine months pregnant. >>> is a lot of stress. she's six months pregnant. if it's keep me from wearing random sleep in recent days the roman catholic catholic welfare association has asked them to vacate the building this is the three day original three days barbara jackson is executive director. it is a 3 day notice and they made it official they've found with alameda county court the diocese says the organization hasn't paid rent since 2007 but they say rent isn't the issue in the support the organization's cause. they say the main issue is about safety and that this building doesn't need earthquake safety code. >>> to once a thriving organization has lost much of its fina

her graduation address comes despite objections from the catholic archdiocese.ropriate choice for the jesuit school. sebelius played a key role in the new birth control rule that mandates all employers provide employees with contraception coverage. >>> right now leaders of the countries with the world's largest economies are on their way to our area. the g-8 summit will take place this weekend at camp david. the meeting begins tonight. talks will likely focus on containing europe's debt crisis and keeping it from spiraling into a global financial meltdown. frederick county schools are closed today because of the summit. >>> and while this weekend's summit is attracting protests to the western maryland area, they're organizing rallies and demonstrations in nearby frederick. occupy frederick has several protests planned. protesters are also planning a so-called people summit in frederick. another group calling itself the one campaign plans on painting the roads leading to camp david with tweets from its supporters. >>> and while this weekend's summit will focus on

this is the second time in a month occupied demonstrators stormed the building owned by the catholic archdiocese of san francisco police evicted back activists but this time the police chief says they're more violent. >>> this is criminal conduct this is not first amendment demonstration. >>> police arrested the suspected brick for a 34 year- old jessie nest that of san francisco plus they cited and released a second man for allegedly disobeying a traffic officer the archdiocese said that it has signed to a citizen's arrest and that allows the pleas to comment and the fact is the protesters but have not done so yet. across the bay and oakland's a brigade of police officers broke up the protests had friend of galt plaza. degrees poll police used to tear back tear gas canisters to get the protesters out just before noon officers arrested least nine people drowned today in large and march down the streets became violent when there cbs and getting deep front of demonstrators attacks the protests continued into the night. >>> will support as you might imagine is dwindling for the occupied movement in

afternoon where activists dismantled police barricades and entered the building owned by the catholic archdiocese. some protesters climbed up on the roof and started throwing bricks and pups right out into the crowd below. hitting another protester. people with occupy san francisco say that was not part of their plan. >> people yelling at him to stop. >> the brick was thrown at that time officers video the situation. it struck another one of the demonstrators. >> out of control there. police arresting 34-year-old jessie nesbit on felony aggravated charges for tossing that brick. the man who was hit refused medical treatment. >>> the cost of prespeech, a heavy one for cash-strapped cities. oakland city manager temg nbc bay area as of february 27 the last time the city crunched those numbers, the occupy oakland movement costing the city $3.7 million. most of it $3.1 million going towards overtime important police officers and other city employees. some $600,000 has been spent in operations for maintenance costs, equipment, and other services. the total cost in the city will go up after the mayday d

police arrested dozens of protesters wednesday at a building on turk street, owned by the catholic archdiocese. five now face multiple charges, most misdemeanor trespassing, but one faces felony assault on a police officer, and felony vandalism charges. >>> oakland city hall celebrating birthday number 160, unveiling a restored piece of history damaged by an occupy break-in. workers at the oakland museum of california have been rebuilding a 100-year-old model of city hall, piece by piece, ever since protesters knocked the display over in january. the whole thing was caught on video. the antique replica being unveiled in this morning's happy birthday celebration. >>> the oakland police department is offering the public a chance to get to know the men and women that serve and protect their city. they're holding an open house, giving residents the opportunity to meet the chief of police and members of his command staff. the police chief says he wants people to get a closer look at, quote, who we are and what we do. the event is scheduled to start tonight at 5:00. >>> coming up, the big moon watch

the second time in a month of by demonstrators stormed the vacant building an elegant white catholic archdiocese in sentences go police evicted acted as a month ago but this time the police chief says they're more violence. >>> this is criminal conduct. this is not the first amendment demonstration. so no rest of the man who ruled the metal pipes at least cards or photographers saw this video of police firing at least one more bullet back at him but there is no evidence that he was hit. the archdiocese and as asked police to evict the protesters say it will act when the time is right. ivan san francisco cbs five. and in oakland thousands marched in demonstrated peacefully only to have a small group of people tried to prove a violent points. within the last couple of hours they tried to get protesters out at the plaza is the second time today the demonstrators clashed with police. roberts. >>> data 40 then broadway was again ground zero for profs and eyes. many of them dressed in black attacked is this cards can mask and black clothing. and within hours the night the black tactics in oakland poli

the catholic archdiocese of washington called the invitation "shocking," and said sebelius' actions as a public official present "the most direct challenge to religious liberty in recent history." sebelius, a catholic, has been severely criticized over her role in requiring health insurance coverage for birth control and for her support of abortion rights. >>> several evangelicals praised mitt romney for his commencement address last weekend at liberty university, the conservative christian institution founded by the late jerry falwell. romney spoke about the importance of religious freedom and the role of faith in public life. although he didn't mention his mormon faith by name, he did say he and evangelicals share common values. >> people of different faiths, like yours and mine, sometimes wonder where we can meet in common purpose, when there are so many differences in creed and theology. surely the answer is that we can meet in service, in shared moral convictions about our nation stemming from a common worldview. >> romney also reiterated his opposition to same-sex marriage. >>> d

marched to turk street yesterday afternoon and claimed the building which is owned by the roman catholic archdiocese of san francisco. protesters remained in the building overnight before police cleared them out this morning. and more details about the man who was throwing bricks from the rooftop of the building last night. you see the video here. one of the bricks hit another protester who refused medical attention. police say 34-year-old jesses in bit of san francisco was facing charges of aggravated assault and aggravated assault on a police officer and felony vandalism. >>> the search for more victims of the speed free killers continued for a second day today in the backyard of a home in linden. only ten miles from a covered well where remains were found earlier this year. the property includes a house once owned by convicted killer lauren herzog. it's believed investigators may be looking for a missing woman, terry ann fofrper who vanished back in 1996. herzog killed himself after his partner revealed the location of several bone yards to a bounty hunter. >>> there is finally good news for the

the protesters occupied a building on turk street owned by the catholic archdiocese. four others are from out of state. >>> 4:36 right now. the fate of an accused murderer in san francisco now in the hands of a jury. accused of shooting and killing three people in 2008. ramos is a known gang member but says he was not the gunman in the murders. he says they were mistaken for a rival gang. jury deliberations continue this morning. >>> a north bay teenager charged with being a motorcycle hitman and a lamborghini thief has a history with police dating back several months. 17-year-old max wade was already facing charges of breaking into a vacant mansion in tiburon to host a drinking party for dozens of teens. according to the marin independent journal wade had also been accused of stealing his mother's car and head butting a class mate. he's also accused of stealing a lamborghini. police found the car after searching for evidence after wade was arrested for shooting at a couple sitting in a pickup truck in mill valley. >>> here's a word rarely used around san jose city ha

that brought this reaction from the catholic archdiocese of washington.on of how this unfortunate decision is made is appreciated it does not address the real issue for concern. the selection of a featured speaker whose actions as a public official present the most direct challenge to religious liberty in recent history. other critics are piling on. >> it's such an american story about liberty verses government. and verses coercion. sadly i think georgetown university has tiaken aside government coercion against liberty and freedoms. >> they say they are not expecting a political speech and the school's president points out that seb beelius is the wif and mother of georgetown graduates. >>> appreciate it. now for your starting lineup. a roundup of the spoets stories at this hour. nfl commissioner roger fidgoode getting hit with a lawsuit. he painted his reputation and hurt his career by saying he was a leader of the safe bounty pool. scoring major points in roger klemen's perjury retrial. he admitted he lied regarding the case. the lie involved how many t

banks and stores in san francisco about two hundred people took over the building owned by the catholic archdiocese there yesterday during may day protests two of the protesters on adjacent rooftops lobbed in bricks of a line of police officers. so what did yesterday tell us about where the occupy movement is heading and once again we have to ask if attacked the tactics of anarchists elements hurt public perception and because they join me to discuss this is soaring dayton republican strategist and senior communications strategist at new media strategies and dennis rader jr host of akram t.v. and director of american out of a documentary on the occupy movement that's going to launch in just a few weeks gentlemen i want to thank you both for joining me tonight and so dennis i want to start with you because i just want your take on what you thought about yesterday about the protests the actions that we saw across the country the turnout failure or success somewhere in between. the trial york city where i was yesterday i think was a success we had about thirty thousand people converging in union squar

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. >>> there is a new hand at the helm of the the catholic archdiocese. this afternoon, the church officially installed reverend william laurie as the new archbishop of baltimore. derek valcourt has a look at the service and some of the remarks from the new archbishop. >> reporter: pomp and circumstance, and a new welcome for archbishop laurie, who promises to fight for catholic values and religious liberty. >> reporter: hundreds on hand for the follow official installation ceremony for archbishop william laurie. >> we have a real deep devotion to him because he's just been a really wonderful leader of the flock for so long now. >> he came from connecticut, where he last worked. >> we are going to miss him tremendously. >> to lifelong friends from his home state of indiana. >> me and dave went to grade school. >> he became the 16th archbishop of baltimore, the oldest diocese of the country. laurie replaces outgoing cardinal edwin o'brien, who leaves for rome thursday. >> now, dear friends, you and i must be loyal americans, by being bold and courageous ca

made a predawn skpraid arrested two dozen pro testor who's occupied a building owned by the catholic archdiocese yesterday. abc 7's vic lee is live now with our first look at the damage protestors did. >> that is a building behind me. 888 turk street. looks different today. occupiers took over that building in a much larger building behind it. you can just barely see that white building over there. both owned by the catholic church. there was a largely peaceful take over until a violent incident changed it all. >> police decided to clear the building because of the actions yesterday afternoon. >> the 34-year-old climbed on the roof of the building and threw metal pipes and bricks over and over again. no officer was injured and a pro testor was hid in the head. one occupier disavowed that violence. >> the actions of the people that were violent had no ties to us. we're complete nonviolent protest autos never theless that led to a tense standoff. police finally withdrew from the front of the building last night. then, at about 5:00 in the morning moving in and began making arrests. all but two wer

shannon: to give you an idea of the size and might of the catholic institutions. new york's archdioceseers 370 parishes and is home to 7 million catholics. the archdiocese of washington which covers 140 parishes and is oklahoma to 600,000 catholic parishioners. those are two of the 43 plaintiffs now suing this administration. new fundraising questions cropping up in the race for the white house. we got reports that governor mitt romney nearly tied with president obama in general donations and the president's super pac numbers continue to struggle it's a far cry from the 2-1 fundraising edge the democrats had in 2008. bob, should the president's team be worried about these numbers yet? >> i think democrats are very worried that romney is starting to catch up and the super pac for obama has not gained traction even after the president flipped as far as embracing the super pac. romney feels -- the romney supporters feel like they have some momentum. obama still has the money edge but the super pack has been disappointing for obama. shannon: all throughout the primary season it seems like t

. >>> the catholic archdiocese of washington is jow joining dozens of other catholic organizations whento suing the obama administration. their lawsuit claims the president's health care law violates first amendment protections for religious freedom. the law requires employers to offer contraception services in their health care plan. while proposed regulations include an exemption for religious institutions, washington archbishop donald wuerl says the definition of religious organization is too narrow in this. >> the only thing that counts in this definition is what you do inside the four walls of your church or your synagogue or your mosque or whatever. >> that means catholic charities, catholic university, archbishop carol high school would not be considered religious organizations. although the president offered a compromise to require insurance companies to pay for the coverage, when religious organizations object archbishop wuerl says this is a no go since the diocese is self- insured. >>> the leaders of maryland's general assembly has announce add possible date for a special sess

. >> there is a new hand at the helm of baltimore's catholic archdiocese. today, the church officially installs reverend william laurie as the new archbishop of baltimore. derek valcourt reports with a look at the elaborate ceremony at the cathedral of mary our queen. >> reporter: archbishop laurie promises to fight for catholic values and religious liberties. >> reporter: hundreds of priests, bishops and cardinals on hand for the installation of archbishop william laurie. >> we're priests. we have a real devotion to him. because he's been just a wonderful leader of the flock for so long now. >> reporter: the service was filled with hundreds of catholic faithful across the country. >> we'll miss him tremendously. >> to friends. >> we went to grade school together. >> he became the 16th archbishop in baltimore of the oldest diocese in the country. [ applause ] laurie replaces outgoing cardinal edwin o'brien, who leaves for rome thursday. >> now, dear friends, you and i must be loyal americans, by being bold and courageous catholics. >> reporter: in his first

minor infrank infranks, pedestrians blocking turk this vacant building here is on by the catholic archdiocese. same building that occupy protestors took over back on april first before being ejected by police back then. they say they want to set autopsy similar encampment like the one they had at justin herman plaza last year and into this year. right now there are only a few police officers who are here. nothing compared to the dozens and dozens of police in riot gear. right now it appears san francisco police are letting these protestors stay in these 2 adjoining buildings. police are going to be having a briefing for news the next few minutes. we head over there and bring you the very latest tonight at 11:00 o'clock. for now, live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> okay john thanks very much. he'll update us at 11 or during the hour if anything develops in san francisco. very calm scene relative to how it was earlier in san francisco. back now to oakland as you look at live pictures from sky 7 hd. and as i said in this area around frank ogawa plaza authorities clashing with protestors and th

the catholic archdiocese of washington had criticized the university for inviting sebelius. olic bishops view a requirement to cover birth control and other parts of president barack obama's health care law as an attack on religious freedom. >>> it's ban busy week for president obama with lots of travel, fancy fundraiser, and now he is back here hosting a big g8 summit. "meet the press" moderator david gregory is here with a look at weekend politics. start with the g8 summit. what's the significance of it? what's likely to get accomplished? >> well, it's interesting. two big summits. you have g8 and also nato. nato is about afghanistan. g8 is about europe. it's all about the u.s. economy in a lot of ways. for two reasons. one, you're dealing with their economies there, met by slashing budget deficits. do we have to do that here? the lesson there is it hasn't gone so well. >> right. >> so there is going to be a lot of pressure to shore up the problems in greece and elsewhere. pressure put upon them by particularly germany by president obama and then some discussion of afghanis

protesters marched there yesterday afternoon and claimed the building, which was owned by the roman catholic archdiocese. protesters remained in the building overnight before police cleared them out this morning. >> i thought it was important because it makes a current statement to the fact that there are so many abandoned homes and foreclosed spots that could be used to house them. >> and more details about this man you see there who was throwing bricks from the rooftop of that building last night. police say 34-year-old jesse nesbitt of san francisco is facing charges of aggravated assault, aggravated assault on a police officer, and felony vandalism. now to a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. they want to keep pedaling forward in life but someone has stolen the bike of a group of special needs students. it happened in the south bay high school. nbc bay area's kimberly tere joins us from piedmont in san jose. kimberly? >> reporter: raj, 15 bicycles and tricycles were stolen and the pe teacher here says it's a devastating blow for his special needs students who use the cycles to help with motor sk

the catholic archdiocese firing back at georgetown university's president.eud is over graduation speaker kathleen sebelius. the health and human services secretary played a key role in the new birth control mandate that all employers including most religious ones provide employees with contraception coverage. on monday, georgetown president john dejoya said the archdiocese was upset with sebelius over the birth control controversy. the archdiocese says dejoya is missing the point. the real concern is violating religious freedom. the diocese issued a statement saying, "the selection of a featured speaker whose actions as a public official present the most direct challenge to religious liberty in recent history. the fundamental issue with the health and human services secretary mandate is not about contraception." >>> the u.s. says it is ready to admit a chinese activist who caused a diplomatic crisis. the state department says it has had a visa ready for chen for a week now. he's awaiting proper documents from officials. he escaped house arrest and took refug

. >>> the catholic archdiocese is firing back at georgetown's university's president.eud is over graduation speaker, kathleen sebelius. the health and human services secretary played a key role in the new birth control mandate that all employers, including religious ones provide employees with contraception coverage. on monday, the administrator said the archdiocese was upset with sebelius over the birth control controversy. and dejoya said he's missing the point. the real issue is religious freedom. the selection of a featured speaker whose actions as a public official present the most direct challenge to religious liberty in recent history, it goes on to say the fundamental issue with the health and human services secretary mandate is not about contraception. >>> well, when you hear about a live interview with sacha baron cohen, you usually have to stay tuned to see what crazy stunt he's going to pull. but ann curry had perhaps the most fascinating interview this morning with the comedian. because he wasn't portraying a character. he was himself for just the third in

everything is expected to move forward as planned despite objections from the catholic archdiocese. it is -- it says she is an inappropriate choice for the jesuit school. she played a key role in the birth control rule that mandates all employers provide employees with contraception coverage. >>> it is now 5:06. 58 degrees. a salmonella outbreak tied to sushi in our region continues to grow. >>> also ahead, the headaches continue for the ceo of jpmorgan chase. the latest group demanding answers from him as the bank's losses grow. >>> a special delivery that couldn't wait. a camera was rolling as a father is forced into action for the birth of his son. >>> and another cool start to the morning. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices an

the proprotesters occupy a building owned by the catholic archdiocese for about 12 hours. 11 of 26 peopleted don't live in san francisco county. four others are from out of state. >>> a san jose card room hoping to add more gambling tables at two of its clubs. san jose's bay 101 filing papers today asking for expanded measures on that november ballot. it wants to increase gambling tables and its clubs by more than 60%. and if it qualifies, it will then need more than 19,000 valid signatures to make it on to the ballot. bay 101 says the move is aimed at cashing in on more of the gambling markets they say is being lost to tribal casinos in the central valley. >>> the auditorium is known for staging big concerts. but its new after hours show, not music to anyone's ears. the loud and drastic measures against some say the homeless. good morning. >> good morning to you, laura. here's a question for you. could you sleep through this? the people who operate the auditorium are hoping you can't. that's why from 11:00 at night until 7:00 in the morning, they started blasting these annoying sounds th

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the catholic archdiocese criticized the university for inviting sebelius. >>> it was a big day at georgehey overflowed their capacity yesterday. thousands were on hand to see the latest class of graduates. sop many showed up. many were turned away. credit to the growth is attributed to one man who's getting ready to say good-bye himself. >> reporter: it's a bittersweet day for these george mason university graduates as they prepare to leave behind a school many have grown to love. and this year, university president allen mertin will share their experience. after 16 years spent leading mason, putting it on the national map, dr. mertin is retiring. when he started, nearly 6,000 students applied. this year 18,000 did. and enrollment has grown to 33,000. >> the thing that i'm most proud of is the pride that people have in the university. >> reporter: but mertin says the take this greatest satisfaction in how the george mason university now views itself. >> we were aggressive in getting the right people, getting the right programs, and building the right buildings at all times. didn't make a

building actually belongs to the catholic archdiocese. see from the photos that, you know, they are all standing on alert this morning. it appears quiet right now. i know that they have a pretty good force behind them as so many of those occupiers in that building that took it over yesterday, they supposedly have lead pipes and bricks. we saw earlier video that they were hurling them at officers. so taking no extra -- taking many extra precautions this morning as we have live crews out there this morning to bring you the developing news story. >> strategically setting up. we will keep you posted on how that pans out. coming up, a giants pitcher out of the bull pen again after another freak injury. we will tell you about it coming up. >> will trekkies start making the trek to livermore? >> beam me up. >> why bay area labs could have plenty of star power coming its way. >>> live look outside. golden gate bridge. traffic slowly starting to roll through on a wednesday morning. looks like it might be a little bit wet out will. mike will tell y

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so that leaves the various catholic stushgs our diocese, our archdiocese, catholic charities in a position where they need to seek recourse from the courts. >> these lawsuits are serving a right wing political agenda on the part of the bishops, it's being said. here's what james salt had to say in a statement. i'll put it up on the screen. quote, the leadership of the catholic church is more interested in playing politics than it is in providing for the common good. to suggest that our religious liberty is somehow compromised because employees now have access to contraception is an insult to those who actually suffer violence on account of their beliefs. what's your response to that, sir? >> well, i would hope that james -- i've only met him once -- would take a cue from not only our constitution but what our church teaches about our most sacred liberties, as well as the intrinsic evils and settled issues of our church. and one of those would be the sa sanctity of life. not only does this issue go headlong into our religious liberties as a catholic church but it does so by forcing us to vi

. >>> a war of words between the president of georgetown university and washington catholic archdiocese stemming from georgetown inviting health and human services secretary to be one of its upcoming commencement speakers. conservative catholics took issue with her being selected because she wrote the obama health care reform. on monday georgetown's president issued a statement saying she was invited before the conception debate erupted a few months back her appearance did not mean the university endorsed her views. in a statement yesterday the washington archdiocese called the decision to invite her shocking and said the real issue was an assault on religious liberty. >>> 7:15 a.m., tucker barnes. >> good morning. >> hey tuck. >> how did you do yesterday with the pitch? >> you haven't seen it yet? >> i haven't. >> i mentioned earlier, i was sore from all the high fives i gave out because people were so appreciative i didn't bounce it three times on the way there. i was nervous. >> it was great. >> this you go. >> all right. >> it got there. it wasn't a fastball by any means. >> but it

he will oversee more than 28,000 students in 70 catholic schools in the archdiocese. excitingnk it's very to see it live. >> it's neat to see the archbishop being installed. you actually get to see what it looks like. if you are in his place, you'll get to see how it feels and you never know of gynecology. >> students say they -- you'll never know if got a call issue. >> with the 137th preakness stakes approaching, the post position is now underway. but go live now for an update. >> the post position draw party is well underway. we now know that the no. 8 spot will go to daddy knows best. in the 11th spot -- we are under way now. everyone will draw and there are 11 horses a share, not 14. we will find out what the odds are. the trainer of of the kentucky derby champ is checking and and would probably like to go for the sixth pole. coming up later, we will check again on one entry in the preakness. >> we will get you ready for this weekend's preakness race all day on saturday. your home for the 137th running of the preakness stakes tonight. i just got a tweaked -- oppo

. >> this has been a big day for roman catholics in baltimore. the archdiocese is 500,000 strong and is welcoming a new leader. here we have been like that the installation of archbishop william lori all afternoon. let's go to north baltimore for more on the ceremony. >> the new archbishop calls baltimore is strong archdioceses, although he says it has some challenges. be herehe's grateful to and anxious to get started. >> children representing catholic schools, deacons, bishops and archbishops, and extensive procession led the way as william lori became the 16th archbishop of baltimore. >> we came here to wish him luck and pray for him and seek his purse for us of his efforts will be successful in the diocese and help it grow. >> after a letter from the pope was read, he took the short steps that placed him in the position of responsibility for the baltimore catholic church. he was ordained a priest in 1977 and served as a bishop of bridgeport, conn. but according to his aunt, the journey leading to the archdiocese began when his six and he proclaimed he was go

narrow and so unprecedented that virtually all catholic institutions would be excluded. >> reporter: because they serve anyone who needs help. the archdiocese of washington, for instance, serves 100,000 people through schools and charities and the very mission of such catholic institutions is to serve everyone. >> when as many wiser people have said, it changes the church from saying are you hungry to are you catholic? >> reporter: when it first issued the ruling, the obama administration sought to turn the uproar into a fight against contraception which catholic institutions vigorously dispute. >> hard to think of what medicine is more widely available and relatively inexpensive and for many, many people provided for free or for very low cost. >> reporter: for its part the health and human services department said today it does not comment on pending literacy. in washington jim engle, fox news. >>> facebook shareholders not hitting the like button on today's trading. laura evans is back with your fox 5 top five. >> no. 5 tonight, brian, facebook's second day of trading left investors in the red. it opened friday at $38 a share put dropped