you mentioned some of the reasons why the catholic church you mentioned some of the reasons why the catholic church and the pope in particular felt they had to be cautious about their public pronouncements as hitler gained power. as he occupied europe. but what about the other powers? did you detect in the records and from what you know about the pope's public statements -- was there any change in a policy? is anything that says that there is evidence that the pope held these beers and was willing to act on behalf of human dignity and the preservation of life? mark: there is no evidence that his views really changed. even late in the war, he did not criticize head of the nazi until --hitler the nazi until 1924. the vatican did save many jews by working behind the scenes in hungary. it was in the very last months of the war. to the very end, there was a compelling reason to not stir the pot too much with the nazis and to not alienate them because they were trying to work behind the scenes to get people out of danger. i was going to say that the real turning point in his thinking was the atlan

we could also say that in the catholic church there are already married priests. who became catholic who were allowed to continue as married priests in the catholic church. there are also, of course, eastern churches who have a long-standing tradition of married priesthood. so, there is a married priesthood in the catholic church. it's just that this opening would be for catholic married men to become priests. jim? >> thank you. be sure to tweet the show the lead. jake tapper's guest, a big lineup, senators john mccain and cory booker, it all starts at 9:00 a.m. eastern. i'm jim accosta in for jake tapper. have a great weekend, everybody. i turn you over to wolf blitzer. he's in "the situation room." >> happening now, failure to disclose. growing controversy over former national security advisor retired general michael flynn who only disclosed this week that he was a foreign agent paid to represent turkish interests, even as he advised president trump. the white house says the president didn't know about it. so, why now? >>> no evidence congressional leaders who me

a lot of people don't even realize, poppy, there are already married priests in the catholic church. who are protocestant, they beco catholics and they are allowed to continue as married priests. there is a tradition among married priesthood among christian religions. but the catholic church has traditionally wanted priests to be unmarried. the pope francis has wanted to retain that but introduce the possibility of some married men to become priests. >> married and celibate, though, any clarity on that? >> reporter: no, john, they wouldn't have to be married and celibate. they would be able to have relations with their wives, that would be part of the catholic understanding of marriage. so that would definitely still be a possibility. they would be fully married, as it were, and fully a priest, if that should come to pass. we'll have to wait and see. >> delia gallagher for us live in rome, thank you so much. a lot ahead. let's get started. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm john berman. jobs, lots of them. the breaking news this morning, the new jobs report from feb

want to serve as the catholic church as a priest.ay episcopalian. >> they believe the catholic church is a true church and wanted to be part of it. judge jeanine: how long did it take? >> i'm not going to question, i'm glad they converted. we have married priests in ukraine and lebanon, places where married priests are. judge jeanine: certainly greek orthodox, i have an uncle who is greek orthodox. >> it's a fruitful and good thing. remember, christ wasn't married. judge jeanine: where did this start? >> started with jesus, jesus praised those who represent the kingdom. the most effective way is representing all ways of life, teaching, way of living and the fact we don't have a wife. we're totally at the disposition much the church. judge jeanine: you know where it goes from here? >> tell me. judge jeanine: i'm going to tell you. if married men can become priests, then you have the wivis and was reading that some of them actually counsel couples together, the wife, then you have gay priests. then you're going to have women priests. e

he refuses, however, to water down the catholic church's commitment to celibacy. water down the catholico celibacylj water down the catholic church's commitment to celibacy. i think it would be wonderful because i think people who need counselling and understanding from a priest, a priest should know what married people's problems are, opposed to a single person's problem with finesse. and i think it isjust single person's problem with finesse. and i think it is just to the benefit of the priest to be married. if that is how they believe, that is something that they should do, then maybe he should stick to, you know, what has been preached and taught and deal with what it is. i think many religious people nowadays, ithink what it is. i think many religious people nowadays, i think they choose what is easy for people to follow what is easy for people to follow what they should be following, —— versus what they should be following a love doing, because it makes it easier for the world for people to understand, and for the congregation in the flock to come along and be a pa rt of in the flo

we heard more than 4000 allegations just within the catholic church. particularly victims, who were angered that may be one individual institution, a school, perhaps, had not been looked at in more detail. but what we heard today was that it was simply impossible to look at every institution in minute detail. they felt there was more to be gained by taking a universal approach. the two things they found common across them are the failure to report on mandatory reporting. so that is something, if abuse had occurred, that there is not always a duty of care on someone to give that information to the police or the authorities. and also, the failure to compensate abuse victims. survivors of abuse who spent decades anguishing, many suffering physical and mental health problems, and finally there has been some move towards financial restitution, and compensation will, we understand, come from the final report. stay with us on bbc news. still to come... the backlash over united's leggings ban — is the airline's dress code sexist? let there be no more war or bl

we heard more than 4,000 allegations just within the catholic church.ms, who were angered that maybe one individual institution, a school, perhaps, hadn't been looked at in more detail. but what we heard today was that it was simply impossible to look at every institution involved in minute detail. rather they felt there was more to be gained by taking a universal approach. the two themes they found common across them are the failure to report mandatory reporting, so that if abuse had occurred, that there is not always a duty of care on someone to give that information to the police or the authorities. and also the failure to compensate abuse victims, survivors of abuse, who spent decades anguishing, many suffering physical and mental health problems, finally now some move towards giving them financial restitution, and compensation will, we understand, come from the final report. the british prime minister is due to trigger article 50 on wednesday, officially beginning the process of leaving the european union. but how do eu citizens living in the uk fe

we call upon all original free people of the nations of the world, we call upon the roman catholic church, we call upon the monarchs of spain and england and we call upon the united states of america to understand this with us. we call upon the original free people of the nations of the world specifically all native nations within turtle island to adopt this proclamation with us. we call upon pope francis, the holy sea, the vatican and collectively the roman catholic church to formally and ceremony revoke this including 1452, roman pontiff in 1455, and 1493 that are in direct conflict with the teachings of jesus christ. we call upon the monarch of spain and england to renounce the charters that were put on land that was occupied by the people of turtle island. we call upon the united states of america to discontinue the use of the practical application of modern day domination and dehumanization acts materialized through the function of legislative and judicial branches of its governance. the historical and modern day application of the spirit, idea, and our concept of domination and dehu

. >> that is akin to being excommunicated from the catholic church. you are cut off not only from the church but also from its members. however, because the church of scientology claims trademark and copy right on materials used to practice the ridge put the dror center in jeopardy. >> you have been excommunicated claims to have a copy right. h >> theyaid you were in violation of the copy right? >> they asked us to burn the old books. burn. we did this research and we found out that all of it is available. >> all the materials are available on the internet. >> so you could access -- >> exactly. >> and then i can deliver it. >> so we are just breaking the monopoly. >> you feel what you are doing in haifa is more what hubbard originally intended. the pure version of scientology? >> definitely, this is the true scientology. >> i am loyal to one person and that is ron hubbard. he is the source of scientology and i have no doubt if he came around he would hug me and say danny, thank you so much for what you're doing. knowing where you stand. it's never been

catholics today. now they wait and see if he makes history, a decision that would be a game changer for the church. >>t's just part of the times. i think it's just time. >> do you think catholics as a whole will support this change? >> i think that there will be resistance. there's a lot of traditional catholics. >> reporter: there are already become priests including married men from different religions to convert to catholicism. the pope can decide any day. maria medina, kpix 5. >> it's not the first time pope francis broke tradition. last year he allowed priests to forgive abortion and softened the stance on divorce. >>> northern california twins conjoined at the chest are close to going home. 2.5-year-old sisters eva and erika sandoval left the hospital in stanford in style wearing shades and matching pink bows. the formerly conjoined girls waved to cameras yesterday as they were taken into an ambulance. the girls were separated last december in an 18-hour surgery, they are going to uc-davis children's hospital for rehab and then going back home to sacramento. >> they are looking good. that's good

we call upon the roman catholic church. we call upon the monarchies of spain and england, and we call upon the united states of america to understand this with us. we call upon the original free peoples, the nations of the world, specifically all native nations within turtle island to adopt its proclamation with us. we call upon pope francis, the holy see, the vatican and collectively the roman catholic church to formally and ceremonially revoke the historical he issued unholy papal bull including 1452, 1455, 1493 that are in direct conflict with the teachings of jesus christ. [cheers and applause] we call upon the monarchies of spain and england to renounce the charters that resulted in a falsely express dominion to lands that were indeed occupied by original and free peoples, the nations of turtle island. we call upon the united states of america to discontinue the use of a practical application of modern day domination and dehumanization act materialized view the function of executive, legislative and judicial branches o

church. which is kind of funny if you think about it. it's a little bit like if a catholicnal was excommunicated and decided to live right next to the vatican and continue to hear confessions. how exactly did you come into confrontation with the church? >> the whole environment became restrictive.ontrolled and i think it was just part of a general trend of you know, cracking down on independent people and getting rid of old-timers. >> did they ever charge you with anything? >> they said i was making stuff up. which you know, i didn't think was true. i had references for everything i did. i think it was mostly they wanted to run control on everybody. >> so you just left? >> well, i got kicked out and then once i looked around and realized there was, you know, nicer out here, i decided to stay. >> right. now, the people that you were auditing in the church when they found out you had been excommunicated they basically thought i would rather stay with trey than find somebody else? >> yeah. >> and you just kept going? >> yeah, no problem. like two years ago i did more hours tha

nobody cares for eyes more than pearle. >>> well, pope frances is indicated, catholic church. >> the ays he is opened to allowing married men to become priests, he feels that this could help for a shortage of clergy worldwide and now currently church allows married priest whose convert to catholicism to continue serving as priest bus does not allow married catholic men to take fully order. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" shamrock sales have begun for a great cause. >> folks at pj wheels hans in cherry hill are hard at work helping our annual ronald mc donald charities tell-a-thon lauren, we have already seen snow, this morning. >> yeah, absolutely, and upcoming weekend no snow in the forecast, but it is going to be arctic cold, old man winter will prevail for both saturday and sunday, sub freezing high temperatures tomorrow, of course, daylight savings time, don't forget to spring, forward and bitter cold sunday morning with wind chills values down in the single digits across a large portion of the delaware valley , we will talk about that plus track latest of the >>> our annual

. >>> leading the news, sex orgies, prostitution and porn shake the catholic church in italy.usations against priests in several italian cities. a priest helped gay orgies and prostitution sex. the claims sent shock waves to the vatican and pope francis. >>> the nfl may have played fast and loose giving prescription drugs to players. distributed powerful drugs like painkillers. it is part of a lawsuit found by 1800 former players who say they have suffered long term physical damage from improper drug use. brian mccarthy called the allegations meritless saying all clubs were in compliance with the law. >>> this morning, uproar after e.p.a. chief scott pruitt said he rejects established science on climate change. he doubts co2 emissions are causing global warming contradicting the website in his own testimony before congress. >> do you believe that it's been proven that co2 is the primary control knob for climate? do you believe that? >> no, i think measuring the precision, human activity on the climate is challenging to do. there's tremendous disagreement about them and the deg

to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. >>> the catholic church is considering a major change that would allow married men to become priests. lauren green has our report. >> reporter: mixed reaction among catholics friday as a major shift within the church is now being discussed. pope francis telling a german newspaper he is willing to consider making older married pen catholic priests. men of, quote, proven character with grown up families. >> i think it would be wonderful. because i think people who need counseling and understanding from a priest -- a priest should know what married people problems are. >> the pontiff says he would be willing to consider it in isolated communities as a way to deal with the church's current clergy shortage. >> maybe he should stick with what's been preached and what's been taught and deal with what it is. i think a lot of religions nowadays cater to what's easy for people to follow versus what they should be following or should be doing. >> but the pope did rule out opening the priesthood to all married men and said he would no

by and through the roman catholic church. we understand the dehumanizing force utilized in the executive legislative and judicial formation of america. we understand the specific reference of the flawed and unholy idea of the doctrine of discovery in the origin of federal indian law. it reaffirmed in 1955. by that supreme court ruling. we understand the judicial precedent of the intangible domination that has been utilized by america's judicial executive and legislative branches in the modern -- modern-day dispute. such as standing rock. we understand that the negative ideas of domination and dehumanization warned about two our collective original free people in the nations by and through divine instruction is the same negative idea that has been utilized by the roman catholic church the monarchies of spain and england in the united states of america we understand that the continued use of the ideas of domination and dehumanization shortens the sustained existence of our original free people the nations the roman catholic chu

church doesn't belong to the catholic church, but it doesn't belong to priest. >> can you explain thes, the center pole is the link between the world and the earth. because we believe that we are connected. >> and this is the center of every vodou temple? >> this is the center of everything. >> and these designs -- >> these are called veve. they present a spirit. what it is, it's a canal for the spirit to come in. >> john's has separate rooms, each dedicated to a specific loa or spirit. each room is decorated to represent the loa's distinct personality. there's a saying that i've heard before, it says something along the lines of, you go to a catholic church to talk to god, you go to a vodou temple to become god. >> god is far away, up there, but to become a god. that's not so good to see a god because we believe there is one single god. >> so there's one god, and that's the creator god, but he's distant. >> very distant. >> you know, he's unconcerned with us, and the loa are how we, in a sense, communicate with that god. the loa are aost intermediaries between us and god. >> you're t

the catholic church very recently in a few sessions agreed to disclose the number of allegations. tions. we heard more than 4000 allegations just within the church. there have been some people, especially victims, who were angered one individual institution, a school perhaps, hadn't been looked at in more detail. but we heard today it was impossible to look at every institution involved in minute detail, they thought there was more to be gained by taking this universal approach. the two things they found common across them was they found common across them was the failure to report mandatory reporting. if abuse occurs there isn't always a duty of care on someone isn't always a duty of care on someone to give that information to the police or the authorities, and also the failure to compensate abuse victims, survivors of abuse, who spent decades anguishing, many suffering physical and mental health problems, finally now some move to giving them financial restitution and compensation, well, we understand, come from the final report for this commission. hywel griffith, thank you for b

if are more i want to bring in my colleague who is reporting on how the catholic church is educating undocumented immigrants on how to respond to all these changes. what are you hearing from the church and members? >> we had reports of individuals and undocumented immigrants. here in the united states, the catholic church, the largest denomination is systematically and officially training undocumented immigrants how to avoid deportation. we got access to one of the seminars. look at what we found. every night there is a catholic mass and every night they are doing something different. >> my spanish is not very good, but the family with immigration is what's happening here tonight. >> that's happening here tonight. >> lucy works for the archdiocese of los angeles. part of her job is to train parishioners how not to be deported by ice. >> how many people are at risk? >> anybody that looks like this is at risk. they are stopping everybody. >> that's a lot of people in los angeles. >> me about it. yes. >> los angeles like the state of california is majority minority. they are terribly mor

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the church belongs to the catholic church, but it doesn't belong to the priests. >> right.n the center? >> yes. the center pole is the link between the celestial world and the earth. because we believe that we are connected. >> and this is the center of every vodou temple? >> this is the center of everything. >> and these designs? >> these are called veve. each veve represent a spirit. what it is, it's a canal for the spirit to come in. >> jean daniel's has specific jean-daniel's locou has specific rooms, each dedicated to a specific lwa or spirit. each room is decorated to represent the lwa's distinct personality. there is a saying that i've heard before that says something along the lines of you go to a catholic church to talk to god. you go to a vodou temple to become god. >> god is far away out there. but to become a god. >> yeah. >> a god because we believe there is one single god, but to become a lwa. >> there is one god, that's the creator god, but he is distant. >> very distant. >> he is unconcerned with us. and the lwa are how we in a sense communicate with that go

it unites all the protestant churches, the muslim faiths, the jewish faiths, the orthodox and the catholic. and they are a real active force and body. and so i think they are a enormous resource and weapon to i think counterbalance what's being done by the russian orthodox church. >> naphtali? >> i think it's important to note here the problem is not the russian orthodox church as such but the russian regime's c co-opting of the russian orthodox church. the catholic church in poland, for example, was an incredible force for good in bringing down communism, specifically because polish identity was so wrapped up with the catholic church. that was a very important component. but why is the russian orthodox church so successful, or the russian regime so successful in co-opting the russian orthodox church? i think that's something that needs a little bit more exploration. when the kgb archives were opened for a brief time in the '90s, it became tragically clear that most of the russian orthodox priests were reporting what they heard in confessional to the kgb. a tremendous breach of ecumenical

the streets of to see his coffin taken from his home in the bogside area to st columba's roman catholic churchluded the unionist leader, arlene foster, and the former us president bill clinton. 0ur ireland correspondent chris buckler reports. this is a place that makes a point of remembering. martin mcguinness‘s body through the large crowds of derry‘s bogside, and beside the many murals that detail history that shaped him. it was also a time of violence, for which some will always hold mcguinness himself at least partly responsible. but the attendance of presidents, irish prime ministers and political rivals at his funeral was testament to the years he spent building peace. and the applause for the unionist leader, arlene foster, a sign of how, despite all the many disagreements that still exist, northern ireland really has changed. applause. i, in the course of years, have had many conversations with martin, and he knew only too well how many people struggled with his ira past. he was very aware of it. republicans, we know, were not blameless, and many people right across this community find

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some of the pushback toward undocumented immigrants is coming from the catholic church.cob soboroff visited a church that's preparing families for a knock on the door. >> reporter: here at this church in south el monte, california, every night at 7:00 p.m. there is a catholic mass, but tonight they're doing something a little bit different. lucy, this is you? >> yes, it is. >> my spanish is not very good, but i think the translation is prepare your family for an encounter with immigration? >> yes, it is. >> reporter: that's what's happening here tonight? >> that's what's happening here tonight. >> ror indict cease the diocese of los angeles. part of her job is to work with people who may encounter ice. >> anyone who looks like this is at risk. because you're stopping everybody. >> reporter: that's a lot of people in los angeles. >> tell me about it, yes. >> reporter: los angeles is majority minority. that means there are officially more latinos here than anythgro. los angeles is also home second to undocumented people, over a million and the biggest catholic archdiocese

catholic alike will get wrong as i did. here is the question, what day of all of the days in the church year is the busiest for the average catholic parish, the day when more people come to church and when the phone is ringing off the hook wanting to know when and where the services will be. is the answer christmas? is it easter? or some feast such as our lady of guadeloupe. the surprising answer is ash wednesday. not a sunday, not a celebration, an ordinary day in the middle of the week. and it is the first day of lent. you emerge from the church with a mark of black ash on your forehead with a reminder, august ringing in your ears and responsibility placed on your shoulders until easter. to practice, pray and practice charity. it sounds a little grim and demanding. why do so many people welcome the arrival of lent and find it to be a time of growth, of regrounding, of new insights and deepened relationships. after this brief break please join us and we'll talk with two special guests about the meaning and practice of lent, our journey to easter. >>> welcome back to mosaic. i'd like to introduce our two special guests today. at t

. >> reporter: the pope often speaks of trying to bring the catholic church closer to the people.n this case it got really close. it seemed to be happening in slow motion. scott westrick told us. there was the pope. his daughter. then the pontiff's skullcap in her hands. >> taking the pope's hat. it is fantastic. >> reporter: westrick, his daughter and family friend had been waiting four hours to try to see the pope after his weekly audience. >> he went in to give her a kiss on the cheek. looked like she kissed him back. then made her move. >> mother alexis back at the hotel. >> first thing. mommy, i saw the pope. i got his hat. >> reporter: trying to get estella to tell us about it, took some work. tell me about your trip. this 3-year-old does things her way. was it funny? >> yeah. >> reporter: what was funny about it? >> i don't know. can i take my phone back? >> no. >> reporter: she has a knack for grabbing things. okay. okay. you are taking photo. >> say cheese! >> i think the pope goes with the flow on these things. >> reporter: the director of the holy sea press office says

from many different sectors of life, a large concentration on allegations of abuse against the catholic churchorward to say they were subjected to abuse. likewise, the anglican church has been under the spotlight, more than 1000 allegations against the anglican church in australia. but as you said, it's gone much wider than that, it's looked at sporting organisations, swimming, cricket, football, as well as schools and the ca re football, as well as schools and the care sector so this has really been very comprehensive, the idea of the final week of hearings is to tie those threads together and look to see what, if anything, unites them and that's when you strike on some key and possibly difficult issues. what are the allegations that will be heard in this public hearing today? as i said, it brings together all those different strands, so they will want to look at what impact it has on the victims long—term. they will be hearing from a specialist i understand who talks about the physical impact on the brain and development impact on a child if they are abused in their early yea rs. they are ab

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many filipinos are devot catholics.the leaders of the catholic church in the philippines havebeen slowo speak out against the officially mandated campaignof murder. it wasn't until early februarythat the catholic bishops' conference slammed duterte's waron drugs as a "reign of terror." the government hit back, callingthe church "out of touch" father carlos ronquillo ofbaclaran church not only shelters victims of violencesuch as ryan, he has also criticized the presidentsharply, saying the bloodbath must end.carlos ronquillo: poverty is at the heart of it.and it is not being addressed, and will never be addressed bykilling. when you declare war, you arecreating a situation of fear and you are opening the people tovulnerability. reporter: a priest who speakshis mind is taking a risk in a country where the rule of lawhas in effect been suspended. reports say the presidentremains popular, but where fear is widespread, it's hard to knowwhat people really think. ryan can only hope vigilanteswon't break into his sanctuary in the church.host: over in central europe, hungary also has anuncompro

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lynn was the first roman catholic church official ever convicted for a supervise 54 role over priests accused of sexually abusing children. >>> and now to your fox 29 weather authority. as we tame take a live look at the ben franklin parkway. if you want to get out and about this weekend, tomorrow is going to be the day to do it. we are talking some very warm temperatures. but some possible rain. >> let's get over to meteorologist scott williams. hey, scott. how is it going? i tell you it was warm out there today. >> yeah, it certainly was. temperatures actually a few degrees above average, chris and dawn. take a look at the numbers right now. 60 in wrightstown. 57 degrees currently in atlantic city. upper 50s as we move toward philadelphia. mid 50s right now in allentown. we can thank winds take a look at this out of the south 20 miles an hour philadelphia. 22 in dover. so no problems if you're stepping out on the town. that new restaurant, that new movie. temperatures slowly fall into the 50s. culling up we'll talk would a half and half weekend and, yes, the return of that rainfall.

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the catholic church is struggling with a shortage of priests. now the pope might have a solution. men into the clergy. it's still just an idea, but one that is triggering a lot of debate within the catholic community. let's talk now with edward beck, good to see you, father. in an interview with the german newspaper pope francis said he'd be open to the idea of allowing married men become priests but he makes one caveat. these men already must be married before being ordained. explain what's behind this concession. >> well, fred, first of all, nothing theologically would need to change. right now we have priests who came from protestant traditions who came into roman catholicism with their wives and kids and function as roman catholic priests. for the first thousand years of the church priests were married. so we know it can exist. it changed as a discipline with canon law. you had monks and nuns who were sell bat. they didn't have the responsibilities of family. it seemed more virtuous, so they put a celibate priesthood on to catholici catholicism. this pope says this can change.

perhaps more than any other organization in the world, the catholic church has taken this on board. >reporter: boston cardinal sean o'malley who heads the commission said in a statement, we will certainly listen carefully to all that mary wishes to share with us about her concerns. the only other sex abuse victim on the panel, peter saunders was critical of it and forced out last year. recently the pope has been criticized for being too lenient on at least one pedophile priest. instead of defrocking him, he was removed from public ministry and, norah, sentenced to a lifetime of prayer. >> questions remain. seth doane in roam, thank you. >>> a big catch in california leads to a criminal investigation. ahead why this cell phone video could help determine whether the men will pay thousands of dollars for reeling in what appears to be, look, a,,,, >>> >>> ivanka trump's husband z has a white house job. she may have more clout. >> how the president's daughter is working to shape and soften the president's message. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." sage. >> you're watching "cbs this mo

says he is open to the idea of allowing married men to become priests, the pontiff says that the catholic church should consider the move to curb the shortage of clergy around the world and calls that an enormous problem. for those married men that convert to catholicism. >>> and the associate of other do donics after seeing a spike in do it yourself braces, teens are doing everything from rubber bands to paper clips to fix their teeth on the cheap. >> hundreds of videos flooding social media tutorials from teens on how to correct your smile on your own at home. >> it will hurt. especially the first few days. >> doctors warn that the growing trend could mean a lifetime of pain. >> it's russian roulette. >> the american is an associate of other done tics -- such an alarming number they are reissuing this psa. >> trying to close a gap or straighten your teeth yourself could increase the risk of infection to your teeth and gums. oddly enough david cameron says his dentist suggested he use rubber bands at night to close a gap in his teeth. he thought they were falling off because they were disappear

strong winds swept the winds to another structure and the steeple of sainteph and michael catholic church. >>> nurses at a delaware county hospital are off the job as they seek a new contract. nurses and technical employees at the delaware county memorial have started picketing for a two day long strike. a spokesman for the hospital said crozer keystone health system will have constituency staffing plan in place. >>> a spokesperson for former president barack obama said there's no truth to the claim of president trump that obama tower. trump tweet proof. a president the sean spicer releasede further until the investig doind >> optimism for clashed light fireworks inside the state capitol and fled. >>> two years ago today30-year-old sergeant wilson was shot and killed in north philadelphia. dozens of officers partner and police richard ross lined up yesterday outside the district works. wilson was killed trying to protect customers during a robbery and shootout at a game stop store. he stopped there to buy a gift for his son. brightly colored balloons were released into the sky after his g

. >>> in new york, thousands of people packed a catholic church in the bronx to remember emergency medicnd mother of five who was run over and killed by a stolen ambulance. arroyo had been with the new york fire department for 14 years. first responders from baltimore, boston, and as far away as canada were among those attending today's funeral. 25-year-old jose gonzalez has been charged with murder. >>> it's a win for the next door neighbor of ivanka trump. our news partners at the washington post are reporting rhonda freedman can now park in front of her own home again. that would seem like a no-brainer but the post reports this week two new no parking signs sprouted up next to the trump-kushner family home. it's also to service details. aides to mayor muriel bowser and the secret service talked it out and the two signs were removed. neighbors say it has been getting tougher to park with more and more secret service taking up those park ing spots. >>> it's the moment so many of us have been waiting for. the cherry blossoms peak bloom has arrived. we'll hear from lucky tourists who were

reflect the teaching of the roman catholic church. >> abortion and contraception. but also the fact that we are not supported when we want to have children. the procedure is down and the assumption -- >> now the polish parliament requested a bill that would have banned abortion in all cases. demonstrators promises to end a new abortion bill. >> air india had the old celebration. the airline had an all female flight crew. they made the trip from new dehli last monday. took a selfie too. they flew across the country, over the atlantic and back to new delhii. ya last weekend. all the check-in, the ground crews and air traffic controllers were also all women. air india is proud of the all- female crew. thennen to serve that flight is the first all female crew to fly all the way around the world tblvment that's pretty cool. >> all right. time now is 1:49. it's back -- 4:49. it's back to business. up next steph curry and teammates dpolt out of that slump. sl it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly

. >>> usa today says sex scandals are shaking the catholic church in italy.everal parish priests face prosecution for or jagies and pornography. >>> nfl teams routinely break federal laws by giving players powerful painkillers. retired players are suing saying they suffered long-term health damage. the league calls the suit meritless. >>> time explains why the tap water in an alberta town temporarily turned pink. a faulty valve released a potassium compound used to purify the water. the mayor says it's been fixed and that the residents were never endangered. >>> and the boston globe says harvard's law school is easing an admissions policy. applicants may now submit scores from the graduate record examination. the school previously accepted only the dreaded lsat, the law school admissions test. >>> still to come, bringing back breakfast, new ice cream flavors from ben and jerry are inspired by the sweet milk at the bottom of your cereal bowl. and restores tooth enamel. it's an easy way to give listerine® total care to the total family. listerine® total care. o

francis has asked for god's forgiveness for what he calls the sins and failings of the roman catholic churchuring the genocide back in 1994. it came after he met with the rwanda president. his government requested an apology from the vatican last year for the role that some catholic priests played. some consumers have brazilian meat have suspended imports on allegations that companies have been selling unsafe me for years. in a meeting with investors from europe, united states, and china, brazil's president says he is confident of the quality of brazilian meat. it is the world's biggest red meat exporter. thefive main candidates for french presidency are taking part in the first of three televised debates. the two current front-runners, liberal centrist emmanuel macron and far right politician marine le pen, are hoping to consolidate their positions ahead of the election's first round next month. the divorce date is set. the u.k. will start the process commonly known as brexit next wednesday, march 29. downing street says theresa may will write a letter to the european council to make it off

. >>> the catholic church could be ready for a transformational change. the pope says he is open to allowing married men to become priests. he is willing to allow older married men to become catholic priests in some communities. he added that they would be men of, quote, proven character with grown up families. between 1980 and 2012, the catholic population grew by 57%. >>> a group of restaurants in san francisco are joining a nation-wide movement aimed at protecting their employees from federal raids. rob roth tells us what rights workers have and why some restaurants are afraid to join. >> reporter: at don ramons, a well-known restaurant, the owners are concerned these days about random raids by federal immigration agents who may come without proper legal authority. >> ice is a very strong authorityive law enforcement agency that everyone is scared of. >> reporter: don ramons is one of at least 20 restaurants joining a national movement called sanctuary restaurants employ. >> it's sad we're living in a time where people are feeling under threat. >> repor