now, cardinal dolan's spokesman in new york these days has no comment about any of this.former wisconsin archdiocese called the payments a faster and cheaper way to get accused pedophiles out of the priesthood instead of a religious trial at the vatican which they said could traumatize victims, but we don't know what the victims felt about all this or if they played a role. >> what happens next? will we get more answers here? >> we'll certainly try to. snap, that's a victim support group, they have sent a letter to the archdiocese of milwaukee asking how many priests got this money and where that money came from. and by the way, don, we don't know whether this is a common practice of the catholic church here, and the u.s. cathric conference of bishops which dolan heads up, it has not responded to our questions either. >> susan reporting from new york, thank you very much. meantime, jurors in philadelphia hold the fate of the highest ranking cathrolic cleric for covering up sexual abuse. jurors got the case on friday. he's accused of knowingly allowing dangerous priests to

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. >> reporter: like many americans, steve dolan's family lives on the financial edge. he checks his bank account all the time. this week he accidently overdrew his account by $150. he got hit with $102 in penalties. >> the $102 is a significant portion of our income. >> reporter: in addition to two overdraft penalties, dolan was charged $34 for bouncing a $28 check. >> i think it's unfair, predatory, i think they're attacking the working class. >> reporter: a new report on the biggest banks and credit unions found that excessive overdraft costs and sometimes hidden fees are putting families at financial risk with penalties that can run hundreds of dollars. >> it's important that a product like a checking account be something that can be easily understood and not be wrapped with hidden fees that a consumer can't keep track of. >> reporter: yet, the report also found that the typical checking account now can have as many as three dozen fees, some of them exotic, the empty envelope fee, self-service fee, even a fee for counting coins. >> we don't know what a lot of these

police say dolan shot himself in an apparent act of self-promotion. about the man they arrested has now been released, the local sheriff said, quote, i had the worst feeling he was telling me the absolute truth. he said it was a great feeling when they learned the man had nothing to do with it. >>> up next here tonight, a woman who wants to bring back a simple concept -- doctors listening to their patients. >>> time for our friday night making a difference report. this is one for anyone who's ever wished their doctor was a little better at the bedside manner part of the job of doctoring. tonight our chief medical editor dr. nancy snyderman introduces us to a fellow physician who believes listening is good medicine and she's doing something about it. >> reporter: dr. rachel remen is changing the way doctors doctor. >> 20 years ago there were a number of articles published one after the other which documented the unintended consequences of medical training that our young doctors were becoming cynical, hostile, alienated, depressed, burned out. and i wan

the practice occurred when timothy dolan, now the cardinal of new york, was archbishop of milwaukee. the survivors network of those abused by priests characterized it as a payoff for pedophile priests, something dolan denied. a spokeswoman for the archdiocese of milwaukee said the payments were a way to move the men out of the priesthood more quickly. she called it a form of charity as the men transitioned off the payrolls. >>> a federal appeals court in boston ruled thursday that the defense of marriage act, which defines marriage as solely between a man and a woman, unconstitutionally denies benefits to married gay couples. the judges said the 1996 federal law deprives same-sex couples of the rights and privileges granted to heterosexual couples. but the judges said their ruling will not be enforced until the u.s. supreme court takes up the issue. doma, as the law is known, is being fought over in several lower courts, but it's the supreme court that has final say over whether a law passed by congress is constitutional. >>> american muslims are vowing to step up their efforts again

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victims in the archdiocese of milwaukee say cardinal dolan who is the archbishop of milwaukee at theayed paying off priests accused of molesting children. the unassignable priests were offered $20,000. in a statement, the archdiocese said it was the most expedient and cost-effective way to have offenders removed from the priesthood. a spokesman for archbishop timothy dolan has no comment on the allegations. >>> it's been 301 days since the u.s. lost its top credit rating. what are we doing to get it back? the market has not been helping. dow and nasdaq both just turned in their worst monthly performances in a year. the dow off more than 6%, the nasdaq more than 7% in may. >>> now our third story outfront. a mistrial in the bizarre and twisted case of john edwards. and for now he's avoided a 30-year prison sentence and more than a million dollars in fines. after almost nine days of deliberations, the jury in the federal trial told the judge today they were deadlocked. the judge sent them back to deliberate, and when all was said and done, they only reached a verdict on one of the six

in maple shade, new jersey for abc news, i'm jim dolan. >> our thanks to jim dolan for that report. > statements are set for monday in the jerry sandusky trial. it took only two days for lawyers to select jurors to hear the case. many of the seven women and five men have very close ties to the university where sandusky was an assistant coach. but the judge said those connections should not matter as long as the jurors can remain impartial. and it's almost unfathomable to think they'll be able to do so if they have strong connections. >> one girl wore her penn state t-shirt to court. you know, that kind of says it all in terms of what that school -- how intertwined that school is to that community. we'll see how it goes. >>> stock markets in asia are trading higher again this morning. and that could mean another good day on wall street as well. the dow jones just had its best day of the year, erasing a month of losses and showing a gain now for the year. >> the nasdaq also surged yesterday, up 2.4%. investors are encouraged by signs both europe and the u.s. will act to support their ec

dolan well incite european firms plan for greek unrest and euro exit british electrical retailer dixon's has spent the last few weeks stop piling security shutters to protect its nearly one hundred stores across greece and case of riot the planning says dixon's chief sebastian james may look alarmist but it's good to be prepared is a moron you know because you could just as easily make the prediction that an enormous a love planet is about to collide with earth and therefore you must go out and buy chocolates and tulips to engage in the love bomb that's about to go whoa and you could throw the money toward florestan chocolate manufacturers but instead this moron addiction's is making scaremongering to get sales over his store you know we don't have to live by hatred alone we can have a love out there in the universe and it's force money into the love market actually sound like donald rumsfeld he planned for rose isn't true that's being thrown at us troops that look what happened there max they haven't said what he he wrote that on the side of a sidewinders in rocket propelled grenades be

station and a handful of us stoniest all politicians some of whom we in fact jumped to our defense dolan'smayor said in a statement that accusing r.t. of anti is stony and propaganda made the country a laughing stock we asked his closest political ally parliament member yeah the bomb as to why they risk their careers and decided to support us but when we deal of us. why did the mayor and your party try to defend our tea while personally rushing to pick on our list was not only about your can we believe this is undemocratic what gives them a right to label the media as safe and unsafe and putting black stains in certain people's reputations when i got on the very same list i told my mother about it she's old and she remembers soviet repression very well too upon hearing this news she nearly fainted and i had her doctor. to get on says i decided to go straight to the security police i was told their press officer was out of town but they gave me his telephone number i called. and he told me i had to address my questions by email. i did but all i got in response was this it seems that you hav

this week dolan accidentally overdrew his account by $150 and got hit with $102 in penalties, which he predatory. he thinks it's all about sagging bank profits. >> they had to do something so they decided to go after people like myself, the working class, who they can count on overdrafting now and then. >> reporter: banks admit they are under financial pressure and say all the fees are necessary to recover what it costs them to service checking accounts, an average of $250 each year. they insist all their practices are spelled out in checking account disclosure agreements which now run an average of 69 pages. richard hunt is a spokesman for the banking industry. but a 69-page disclosure. >> we don't like. we don't like it. >> do you think any consumer can comprehend it. >> i know i can't. >> why do you do it? >> we have to. all the regulations passed by congress and regulators force us to do so. we have to protect ourselves om liability. >> reporter: consumers who have a dispute with their bank can take it to arbitration. there's a catch here, too. some banks have carried in the fine p

patrick's cathedral in new york, dolan gave thanks to libertys guaranteed by the constitution and describedrayer this way. >> we would never relax or take the liberty for grant and we have the courage to stand up. >> the health and human service department, h.h.s., ruled only institutions such as churches that hire and serve those of the same faith would be exempted from providing contraception coverage. catholics note churchs and r the number one provider of healthcare and they serve anyone in need. church has plenty of support from the perisher ins who sees the move as a fundamental threat to freedom. >> if the h.h.s. mandate is approved, if it goes it is the beginning of tearing down of all religious libertys. church is asking for catholics to say this an unjust law and we can't follow it. >> the administration said once again today, it's offered accommodations to make sure religious organizations do not have to pay for or provide contraception. ing maying their insurance companies do it instead. h.h.s. says it will consider comments and suggests for finalizing policies they say will res

cardinal dolan has not commented on the latest revelations.e he called the payments an act of charity. >>> body parts in the mail, kittens killed, a girlfriend who tur toured and killed young girls. all linked to a kaudi iacanadia porn actor. he's accused of killing a chinese student and cutting up his parts and sending the body parts to canadian lawmakers. paula, what's the latest today? >> reporter: well, of course, now the hunt for this suspect has moved across the pond here to europe. canadian police telling me they have reason to believe that he left last weekend and that, in fact, even though they have this manhunt on and interpol has launch what had they call a red notice, i can tell you it's an airports and train stations around europe, that they believe he has several days lead ahead of them. i want you to listen now to canadian police describe exactly what was involved in this murder in terms of what the relationship was between the two. >> as well as video, we believe the suspect and victim knew each other. how well they knew each o

the archbishop of new york timny dolan today sat down with the religious correspondent lauren green. >> if doomsday comes what are we going to do? are we going to disabay the government? pay the fine? go out of business? now i hope we don't come to that, all right? but we have to be realistic in anticipating it. >> chris: still ahead, the new kids on the block and political advertising. first, senate top republican on president obama, free speech and how to finance our elections. an be to breathe and what that feels like. an be to breathe copd iludes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiva helps corol my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. and it's steroid-free spiriva does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell yr doctor if you have kidy problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you ta, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help i

daria dolan is going to be with us.o reveal what she believes are five big mistakes people make in retirement planning. then are you a big diver? >> like under water? >> snorkeler. >> i'm not crazy about the underwater thing. >> this might. off the coast of greece, there was a discovered city. a sunken city. it was discovered back in the '60s but only now have these divers had a chance to go in the deep and discover this city, which they believe is the expanse of eight football fields. it's extraordinary. there are public buildings. one diver describes it as kind of swimming over kind of like a bronze aged map, 5,000 years old. we're going to be talking to an archaeologist, archaeological diver about the discover, what you'll find. is this open to another diver. i'm actually a diver, off the coast. i didn't see a thing. this i would like to see. >> maybe you can talk them into a map. >> or a dive trip. >> now you're thinking. >> now we're talking. all that ahead noon eastern time. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >> he

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cardinal dolan this morning thanked god for religious liberties garpd teed by the constitution. >> we never take that liberty for grant and and we have courage to stand up and defend it. there is a twofold priority here. gratitude to god for religious freedom and making sure we're strong in keeping it strong. >> reporter: now the obama administration decided only institutions such as churches that higher and serve those of the same faith would be exempted from providing contraceptive coverage. the catholic church though is the nation's number one nongovernmental provider of health care and catholic schools an charities argued that ruling forces them to choose between serving non-catholics as they do now or violating their religious beliefs. they filed a dozen lawsuits challenging the law and are trying to keep up the pressure with this two weeks of protest and letter-writing. >> the church is asking not for people to take to the streets and get arrested but the church is calling for catholics to say, this is an unjust law and we can't follow it. >> reporter: the administration sought

dolan as live with your calls, e-mails and tweets. >> how do you approach both interviews differently? >> i think of it as gathering history. i think of the interviewing as gathering contemporary information. >> how difficult is it to remain reporting? >> i will try to give people as full understanding of what is happening. it is not that of a call to put your biases to the side. >> how is it to change your line of work? >> torture is a primary new source for anybody who covers politics and anybody who pays attention to politics. twitter did that exist for years ago. >> sunday at 8:00 on c-span. >> not a look at the race of control of the presidency. charlie cook spoke with two former congressman. they spoke about mitt romney and president obama's chances for reelection. friendly some in washington, this is 1.5 hours. -- from the museum in washington, this is 1.5 hours. >> the morning. thank you for joining us. it is my pleasure to welcome me. thank you those of you who are joining the via our live video screen. we're very grateful to charlie cook for a briefing us on the elections an

. >> in new york, archbishop and cardinal timothy dolan will say his first fortnight for freedom massinutes. >> a woman loses her footing while fishing in vermont and falls into a fast moving sack -- the fast moving river. her husband jumping in, as you see in after her. the current swept a couple over a waterfall which is about 20 foot drop. the daring rescue caught on camera as crewed used a ladder to pull them to safety. aside from some cuts and bruises, believe it or not, they are ok. >> they are lucky, too! meanwhile, we have an update on that story we told you about yesterday. a 68-year-old bus monitor bullied by middle school students in new york who were absolute monsters. we warn you, the video is brutal. >> you're fat! you're so fat. you take up like the whole entire seat. >> oh, no! >> oh, my god! you're fricking sweaty. >> unless you have something nice to say, don't say anything at all. >> she sat there and took the abuse, the bullying for 10 minutes. she does not want to file charges against the kids. meanwhile, yesterday, we told you that a fund was set up by a blogger