i want to bring in miguel marquez, one of the men with the best assignments in the business. and ricardo is the "denver post" new pot editor. >> miguel, did you get high? >> i did not get high in colorado except for the clean rocky mountain sort. >> but it's not a big secret, you have? >> i have spoked pot many times in the past. the issue for myself has always been control. that i never now how it's going to hit you. i haven't smoked it in years. that's what is going to change in colorado. i was blown away. >> are they worried that people are going to run to california just to get high? are they bracing for that? >> i think that there is going to be a very big party in colorado on january 1st. it's not clear that on that day people will be able to buy in these stores. it's a regulated licenses regime they have to go to throw start selling recreationally. but there will be some of that going on january 1st. >> ricardo, you are a pot editor and i think that's a first. >> i am. it's crazy. >> what does that mean? >> well you know, i'm overseeing all our marijuana coverage here.

it's an ex pooerns that just might be once in a lifetime. "11th hour" miguel marquez, cnn, monterey bay, california. >> thanks, marquez. what is this strange animal behavior mean? if you want an explanation on what's going on in the animal kingdom you can't go wrong with a guy named cousteau. philippe cousteau is a cnn correspondent. what is going on up in the arctic that's affecting us down here? >> well don, great to be here. good evening. it's a lot of changes happening not just in the arctic but around the world. and what a lot of people forget, though, that is the arctic though it is the smallest ocean and the shallowest ocean on the planet, it is arguably the most important ocean. because even though it's far away and very cold, very remote, it is considered the air conditioning unit of this planet. and the challenges that we're facing there is of course sea ice loss over the last few decades has been record-breaking. and of course, what we found when we were there about a year and a half ago was not just that the sea ice area is shrinking arctic, we've lost about 30% over the las

i will not fall into despair. >> for "the 11th hour" miguel marquez, cnn, los angeles. >>> you heard about matt barnes of the los angeles clippers in that story. he accepted our invitation to come on the show tonight and talk about what is admittedly a controversial topic. he canceled today. here with me now shall we say the incomparable ms. ann coulter. her new book is "never trust a liberal over 3 especially a republican." also cnn political commentator mark lamont hill. thank you for joining me tonight. >> sure. >> we're using the n word to spark a larger conversation about personal and professional consequences of saying the n word. we've seen a lot of people lose their careers and become stars because of it. is it okay, mark, to say this word dozens of times in movies or albums? does that make it okay? >> it depends what you mean by okay. let's get this out of the way. as a first amendment matter i think the three of us agree that you have a right to say it. up don't think anyone want to remove anyone's legal right to say it. we can end that part of the conversation. do i think

i'm miguel marquez. those are your headlines.the tree, the presents, the food, so many traditions mark christmas, right? for many of us the day centers on faith. our own group of wise people are here with their take of the spiritual side of the holiday. please help me introduce cnn faith and religion commentator, father edward beck, pastor michael faulkner of harlem's new horizon church of new york and christine lee, assistant recter for all angels church. >> merry christmas to you. >> good holy people, help me with this. we have a young family, we left the struggle that all of you hear about all the time. my kids with the gifts, how do i keep christ in christmas? how do i make it spiritual when everything seems to be pulling me away from that? >> start by telling the story. what is it really about? it's about a homeless, pregnant teenager and that god chooses to be born in that simple experience, that's the basic truth of christmas. i have a friend, who's really a cousin, he has two kids, ten toys each. that's all they get. the

miguel marquez covering the story, has more.to hear how people dealt with what was going on. >> they were handled professionally as well. it was a join the campus there, up on the third floor, the guy walked through the building looking for this particular doctor in this call you can hear the panic in the voice of the caller. >> my front office person ran back to the entrance, somebody has a gun. i said get out, get out now. i just heard another -- >> is your office door locked? i need you to stay calm. ma'am, is your office door locked. >> he's outside my door. >> can you see him. >> oh, my god. >> stay calm. don't say a word. just be quiet and breathe. is he trying to get in? >> yes, he is. he is trying. i don't want him to hear me. >> they are on the way. i need you to stay calm. stop whispering. stay completely quiet, ma'am. >> oh, my god. >> did he shoot the door or is he banging on it, ma'am? >> i don't know. >> god it is hard to hear that stuff. in this next part of the recordings, the 911 dispatcher advises the caller to

miguel marquez has this amazing story. >> reporter: hard to tell, but that's a black mercedes. it lost control on a major freeway in los angeles. harder to believe, the man driving survived. >> it was a matter of seconds. another, 10, 15 seconds too much fire. >> reporter: seconds to rescue the 72-year-old man whose car burst into flames after smashing into the center divider. >> reached in, fumbled, found the button, popped the belt, grabbed him, and pulled him out. >> reporter: adding to the miracle, don thompson, a 26-year veteran of the lapd bomb squad happened to be on his way to work. his shift started early. diving into the flames, pulling the driver to safety. >> singed hair here and first-degree on the side. >> reporter: thompson did have help. miracles sometimes need company. a los angeles firefighter happened to be driving by, making the rescue seamless. >> to be able to help, to do immediate patient assessment, get other resources on scene quicker because he happened to be the commander of the dispatch center and called them directly to do so. >> reporter: a horribl

. >> i'm miguel marquez. it's 5:00 a.m. out here. >> your last day. >> for both of us on this one. >>> breaking news overnight from beirut. a car bomb including a former ambassador to the u.s. 71 people were injured in the attack. lebanon authorities say he died along with his bodyguard. >> another cold dark night for tens of thousands of people waiting for the power to come back on from michigan to maine and in canada they are reeling from a winter storm blamed for at least 19 deaths. >>> people in toronto say they have never seen a storm quite like this living with no heat and going to extremes to get some warmth can be dangerous. >> my dad used the barbecue charcoal to heat up the house and there is a lot of carbon monoxide. >> authorities in toronto report several people being treated for carbon monoxide poisoning. >>> in maine utilities companies say the progress is slow did you steady in restoring the power there. many are shivering for a seventh day and making the best of it. >> it was cold. it was dark. you have to

miguel marquez has more. >> reporter: for gay and lesbian couples in utah those two little words mark i now pronounce you bound together in the covenant of marriage what god has joined together let no one put asunder. >> reporter: on monday the judge ruled same sex marriages are legal denying the state's request to halt them calling the ban unconstitutional. >> i never thought i would see this in my lifetime. i'm so grateful to finally have the protection of the state. >> this is it. it's go time. >> reporter: hundreds of lgbt couples lining up at clerk's offices weathering frigid temperatures. and long waits to tie the knot, getting their hands on marriage lip senses. >> try number four for us. >> reporter: it's a victory nine years in the making since the state's ban in 2004. utah joins the nation's capital and 17 other states that legalized same sex marriage. >> it's huge deal because for mormon whose have been spending these years fighting this battle they've seen it happen across the country but didn't expect to it dome their backyard. >> reporter: the conservative states refusin

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>> miguel marquez reporting for us from nevada.today, and that's great news. or is it? will it instead open the door to even more ugly bipartisanship on capitol hill? right before the holidays? going you live to d.c. next. my mantra? family first. but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive, i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron. the only underarm low t treatment that can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women especially those who are or who may become pregnant and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or increased acne in women may occur. report these symptoms to your doctor. tell your doctor about all medical conditions and medications. serious side effects could include increased risk of prostate cancer; worsening prostate symptoms; decreased sperm count; ankle, fee

cnn's miguel marquez reports. >> reporter: for gay and lesbian couples in utah, those two little words mark the sound of victory. >> now pronounce you bound together in the covenant of marriage, what god has joined together, let no one put asunder. >> reporter: judge shelby ruled same-sex marriages are legal. >> i never thought i would see this in my lifetime. i'm so grateful to finally have the protection of the state. >> this is it. it's go time. >> reporter: hundreds of lbgt couples lining up at clerks' offices. >> in the cold all night long. >> reporter: getting their hands on marriage licenses. >> try number four for us. >> reporter: it's been nine years in the making. utah now joins the nation's capital and 17 other states that have legalized same-sex marriage. >> it's a huge deal. because for mormons who have been spending these years fighting this battle, they've seen it happen across the country, but they didn't really expect it to have it come to their backyard. >> reporter: the conservative states refusing to back down. it filed an appeal in the tenth circuit acourt accusing

. >> i'm miguel marquez. i'm a little more sure that of this morning. i'm having coffee and able to overcome it. 5:00 a.m. out here. how did that ever happen? >>> we talk about our december pastime and i'm talking about shopping. one shopping day left until christmas and i think that is today. people get the sales this season have not been all of that fantastic. here to sort it all out for us is cnn's alison kosik. what is going on? >> it's kind of surprising when you go to the mall around this time of the year and it's packed and can't find a parking spot but retailers have other views. new numbers coming out showing this year has been disappointing for those retailers. sales at u.s. stores have been down each of the first three weeks of december compared with last year. that is according to shopper track, the company which gathers all of the data at some 40,000 locations across the country. from december 2nd to the 8th, they were down 0.8% from the 9th to the 15th, sales down 2.9% and from december 16th to the 23rd, sales were down 3.1%. but all is no

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cnn's miguel marquez is covering the story live from reno this morning. we go again. just after 2:00 p.m. yesterday that gunman walked into a crowded waiting room in one of the facilities in the hospital here, told everybody to get out. they did very quickly. he then walked into a surgery area, where two people were shot and injured, another one killed, among them a doctor. yet another shooting, this time a state-of-the-art medical center targeted, one person killed, two more injured, before the shooter took his open life. >> he had a lone suspect enter the medical facility here with at least one firearm. >> reporter: the shooting contained to the third floor of reno's renowned medical center, a male gunman opened fire, killing one person. the shooting in a building next to the main hospital campus. inside this walkway between the two workers told to stay put, the entire complex on lockdown. an all too familiar scenario. this video shot while s.w.a.t. teams secured the building room by room. >> stay in this room that way you're all accounted for. >> report

miguel marquez tells us the officer had only seconds to make a life or death decision about whether to >> reporter: hard to tell but that is a black mercedes. it lost control in a major freeway in los angeles. harder to believe, the man who was driving survived. >> it was just a matter of seconds. another 10, 15 seconds. it just would have been too much fire. >> reporter: seconds to rescue the 72-year-old man who's car burst into flames after smashing into the central divider. >> i reached in there and fumbled a bit more. thank goodness i found that button and popped the belt and grabbed him. and pulled him out. >> reporter: adding to the miracle, don thompson happened to be on his way to work. his shift started early. diving into the flames. pulling the driver to safety. >> i have some singed hair here and own the side. >> reporter: a los angeles firefighter happened to be driving by making the rescue seemless. >> to be able to help to immediate patient assessment. he happens to be the commander of the dispatch center and call them directly to do so. >> a horrible sent and impromty ac

miguel marquez tells us the officer had only seconds to make a life or death decision about whether toget involved. >> reporter: hard to tell but that is a black mercedes. it lost control in a major freeway in los angeles. harder to believe, the man who was driving survived. >> it was just a matter of seconds. another 10, 15 seconds. it just would have been too much fire. >> reporter: seconds to rescue the 72-year-old man who's car burst into flames after smashing into the central divider. >> i reached in there and fumbled a bit more. thank goodness i found that button and popped the belt and grabbed him. and pulled him out. >> reporter: adding to the miracle, don thompson happened to be on his way to work. his shift started early. diving into the flames. pulling the driver to safety. >> i have some singed hair here and own the side. >> reporter: a los angeles firefighter happened to be driving by making the rescue seemless. >> to be able to help to immediate patient assessment. he happens to be the commander of the dispatch center and call them directly to do so. >> a horrible sent an

and as miguel marquez reports.that cop was was headed the other way on the interstate.when he stoppeds truck to help. >> it is hard to tell. this car lost control. it is hard to believe that the man who was driving survived. maligned it was just a matter of seconds. it was a just too much fire. >> his car burst into flames when he crashed into the center divider. >> thank goodness i from this button and was able to pop his safety belt. i pulled him out. >> adding to the miracle, and other person happened to be on his way to work. >> he dived into the flames. to pull the driver to safety. >> thompson, had help. miracles us sometime needs company. a firefighter happened to be driving past. >> to be able to help, and to get all the resources on the scene quicker. he happened to be the commander and he called him to do so. >> this was a pure act of heroism. >> it makes me feel good that i did something to help. >> and welcome back. --will now have-and give us the forecast. >> we're off to a great start pripet we have clear skies outside. we do still have a spare the air alert. we had a si

>> i'm miguel, coal in my stocking, marquez. >> at least you got coal. to work hard to get that. >> we are following breaking news. the release of a video featuring a kidnapped american pleading for his release. warren was taken by al qaeda militants back in 2011 working as a u.s. government contractor. in the video seen here, he urges president obama to negotiate with his captors. >> it has been more than two years since i was taken prisoner by al qaeda while i was working as a consultant on u.s. government programs in pakistan. i am now over 72 years of age. i'm not in good health. i have a heart condition. i suffer from acute asthma. and the years have taken their toll. >> this is the third video released of him since he was kidnapped. the latest recording showing a dramatic change of appearance as you can see here. he seems to have aged considerably. he says he feels abandoned and forgotten and wants the obama administration to consider release. >>> a massive winter ice storm. hundreds of thousands of people in the dark. it could take days for many t

let's get to miguel marquez, he is in for mikaela.top senators. >> the ms have it today. making news the united emirates have sentenced a minnesota man to prison. he got in trouble for a parody video he posted on the internet. he claims he was poking fun at teens in dubai, but authorities claim he broke the country's cyber crime laws and endangered national security. >>> it's back to court today for utah officials who want a federal judge to stop gay marriages in that state. they had to recognize same sex union test. zplmplts iting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. discover card. hey! so i'm looking at my bill, and my fico® credit score's on here. yeah, you've got our discover it card, so you get your fico® score on your monthly statements now, for free! that's nice of you! it's a great way to stay on top of your credit, and make sure things look the way they should. awesomesauce! huh! my twin sister always says that. wait...lisa? julie?! you sound really different on the phone. do i sound pleasant? for once in your life you soun

cnn's miguel marquez has their story. >> reporter: for gay and lesbian couples in utah, those two littleund of victory. >> now pronounce you bound together in the covenant of marriage what god has joined together let no one put asunder. >> reporter: it was ruled same sex marriage are legal denying the state's request to halt them calling the ban unconstitutional. >> i never thought i would see this in my lifetime. i'm so grateful to finally have the protection of the state. >> this is it. it's go time. >> reporter: hundreds of lgbt couples lining up at clerk's offices weathering frigid temperatures. >> braved the cold all night long. >> reporter: and long twits tie the knots getting their hands on marriage licenses. >> try number four for us. >> reporter: it's a victory nine years in the making. utah now joins the nation's capital and 17 other states that have legalized same sex marriage. >> it's huge deal because for mormons who have been spending these years fighting this battle they've seen it happen across the country but didn't expect to have it come to really their backyard. >> rep

miguel marquez is at the medicine, one of the biggest marijuana dispenries in colorado. you are green! >> reporter: i am green. >> you look like a frog there. >> reporter: thank you very much. it's not easy being green there, don. this is actually one of the grow rooms here at medicine man. these are the mother plants. they take the kcuttings off the have some 5200 plants. and what they are busily doing now is tagging every one of these plants with these bar codes and uploading everything into a computer so every single one of those 5200 plants is accounted for by the state. this is a highly, highly regulated business here. if everything goes the way medicine man believe it is will go, they'd like to triple in the next few years the number of plants they have, 5200 to 15,000. i'm going to bring in andy williams, who is the ceo of medicine man. triple? >> sooner than a few years. >> reporter: you'll be one of the few in the state open on the 1st. what do you expect the lines to be like? >> we're going to have a line when we open. i think they're going to be sell bra tory

cnn's miguel marquez has this remarkable story. >> hard to tell, but that is a black mercedes.ntrol on a major freeway in los angeles. harder to believe, the man who was driving survived. >> it was just a matter of seconds. another 10, 15 seconds, he just would have been too much fire. >> his car burst into flames after smashing into the center divider. >> i reached in there and i pulled him out. >> the 26-year-old veteran. he happened to be on his way to work. his shift started early. driving into the flames. >> singed hair here and first degree on the side. >> thompson did have help. miracles sometimes need company. a los angeles firefighter happened to be driving by making the rescue seamless. >> to be able to help to do an immediate patient assessment and get other resources on scene quicker because he happens to be the commander of the dispatch center and called them directly to do so. >> reporter: a horrible accident and an impromptu act of heroism. >> it makes me feel good to know that i saved a life. >> reporter: understatement from a veteran cop, all in a day's work. >

miguel marquez, cnn, denver. >> this just in to cnn, cleveland kidnapper ariel castro, the one who heldr nearly a decade, his death has been ruled suicide. not auto air rottic as fix wags in his prison cell. two independent experts concluded that it was an accident something gone wrong was inconclusive. he was found hanging by bed sheets. and they're saying it was nothing more than that, just a suicide. >> a battle playing out in a los angeles courtroom over who owns this. this is an andy what are hall portrait of farrah faucet. it's so fantastic that partner ryan o'neill testified yesterday that he's the rightful owner of that. the university of austin says she bequeathed it to them. and they're accusing ryan o'neill of stealing it a week after she died of cancer. >>> last week the big story was yucky weather. and now it's actually pretty nice. really nice. that's not the story for the west coast. the west coast is getting hammered with snow. and i can see it behind you, there, chad. and that's going to move right across the country, right? >> it's going to -- all the ski resorts are j

i'm miguel marquez. thanks for joining us. these are the stories crossing the cnn news desk right now. we're following two big stories. a passenger train derails in the bronx, killing four, injuring more than 60. a live report from the scene next. we're expecting a live news conference in about 30 minutes. we'll bring that to you live. >>> and tragedy in hollywood. "fast and furious" star carl parker in a car wreck. >>> we start in new york. investigators are trying to figure out why a train flipped off the tracks this morning. here's what we we know for now. four people were killed when the metro north train derailed near spuyten-duyvil station near the bronx. 67 other people hurt. 11 of those were seriously injured. there were 150 people on the train according to the mta. investigators combed the scene for any other victims, even sending divers into the water. they believe everyone has been accounted for. we also now know the five off-duty new york police officers were on that train as well. three were taken to the hospital

i'm miguel marquez, or at least i think i am. >> you sure are. i'm pamela brown.reat to have you with us. >>> a white place in many places across the country but the start of winter has seen wild and, in some cases, deadly weather. snow, ice, flooding and record warmth where you'd least expect it and weather extremes affecting prechristmas holiday travel. >> oh, my goodness. in oklahoma city, it was shop at your own risk. those are sheets of ice crashing down from the roof in an outlet mall. a holiday shopper captured this all on camera. >>> a deadly accident in wich s wichita, kansas. nearly half a foot of snow and freezing temperatures turned roads into sheets of ice. police advise residents not to drive. one man was killed in an accident on a snow covered road there. >>> a major cleanup under way in northern louisiana. a weekend tropical storm brought winds and some tornadoes there. tens of thousands of people left without power. >> they are cleaning up this morning in parts of arkansas. the national weather service says a tornado touched down in the tune of hu

cnn's miguel marquez has the details. >> reporter: monseigneur lynn's child endangerment conviction was they're calling for his immediate release. he spent the last 18 months behind bars for the way in which he handled sexual abuse complaints. as a high-ranking official in the archdiocese case he was assigned to investigate abuse. he covered up abuse inside the church and allowed a known predator to stay in the ministry. he was sentenced to serve three to six years. thursday a three-panel judge rejected arguments that he was legally responsible for the welfare of an abused boy in 1998. an argument lynn's attorneys have always countered saying that pennsylvania's child endangerment law only applies to parents and caregivers. his trial, the first in the u.s. of such a senior official in a church and it was considered an historic moment for survivors of abuse. now the decision to overturn his conviction has survivors outraged. >> it really does not exonerate monseigneur lynn at all. all the court is saying is the statute is so narrowly defined that it does not ep compass the acts that are

reporter miguel marquez has s details. >> reporter: black mercedes it lost control on the 405 freeways angeles harder to believe the man who was driving survived. it was just a matter of seconds. another 10 15 seconds there would have been just too much fire. seconds to rescue the 72 year old man whose car burst into flames after smashing into the center divider. >>i reached in there and fumbled a bit more. thank goodness i found that button and popped the belt and grabbed him and pulled him out. >> reporter:adding to the miracle don thompson - a 26 year veteran of the lapd bomb squad happened to be on his way to work his shift started early. diving into the flames. pulling the driver to safety. >>i'm just kind of singed hair here and first degree on the side. >> reporter:thompson did have help miracles sometimes need company a los angeles fire fighter happened to be driving by making the rescue seamless. >>to be able to help and get an immediate patient assessment and get other resources on scene a lot quicker cause he happened to be the commander of the dispatch center and called in

miguel marquez is here. >> i have driven down that freeway. a giant freeway in los angeles, very, very busy place. it's amazing this guy survived. this is a miracle of coincidence, the right people in the right place at the right time. hard to tell but that is a black mercedes. it lost control on a major freeway in los angeles, harder to believe, the man who was driving survived. >> it was just a matter of seconds. another 10, 15 seconds, there just would have been too much fire. >> reporter: seconds to rescue the 72-year-old man whose car burst into flames after smashing into the center divider. >> i reached in there, fumbled a bit more. thank goodness i found that button, popped the belt and grabbed him and pulled him out. >> reporter: adding to the miracle, don thompson, a 26-year veteran of the lapd bomb squad happened to be on his way to work. his shift starting early, diving into the flames, pulling the driver to safety. >> singed hair here and first degree on the side. >> reporter: thompson did have help. miracles sometimes need company

miguel marquez is in reno right now for us with the latest. g, kate. just horrible. just after 2:00 p.m. the beganman walked into a waiting room at this massive hospital complex, told everybody to get out. they did. he went back to the area where the doctors and nurses were, walked into a surgery in progress, shot two people there, another one was killed, among them was a doctor. yet another shooting, this time a state-of-the-art medical center targeted, one person killed, two more injured, before the shooter took his own life. >> he had a lone suspect enter the facility here with at least one firearm. >> reporter: the shooting contained to the third floor of reno's renowned medical center. male gunman opened fire, killing one person. the shooting in a building next to the main hospital campus. inside this walkway between the two workers told to stay put, the entire complex on lockdown, an all too familiar scenario. this video shot while s.w.a.t. teams secured the building room by room, a systematic search by police. >> on the third floor of th

miguel marquez reports. >> reporter: for gay and lesbian couples in utah, those two little words markhe sound of victory. >> now pronounce you bound together in the covenant of marriage, what god has joined together let no one put asunder. >> reporter: on monday, a federal judge ruled same sex marriages are legal, denying the conservative state's emergency request to halt them, calling the ban unconstitutional. >> i never thought i would see this in my lifetime. i'm so grateful to finally have the protection of the state. >> this is it. it's go time. >> reporter: hundreds of lgbt couples now lining up at clerk's offices, weathering frigid temperatures. >> brave the cold all night long. >> reporter: and long waits to tie the knot, getting their hands on marriage licenses. >> try number four for us. >> reporter: it's a victory nine years in the making, since the state's ban in 2004. utah now joins the nation's capital and 17 other states that have legalized same sex marriage. >> it's a huge deal. for mormons who have been spending these years fighting this battle, they have seen it happ

miguel marquez reports, that cop was headed in the other way on the interstate when he stopped to help was just a matter of seconds. it took him seconds to rescue the 72 year-old man whose car burst into flames. >> i reached and there and fumbled a bit more. thank goodness i found the button and popped the belt and grabbed him, and pulled to mount. >> adding to the miracle, and don thompson a 26 year veteran of the lapd bomb squad, happened to be riding past. >> i'm just kind of singed, hair here and first degree on the side. >> thompson did have help, miracles sometimes need co., a loss angeles firefighter happens to be driving by. >> to be able to help a did any immediate patient assessment and the other breast-as resources on seen a lot quicker. a horrible accident and a impromptu act of heroism. >> it makes me feel good to know that i saved a life. >> understatement from a veteran cop, all in a day's work. >> the assembly ofamily of jahim cmath, the teen girl declared brain dead after a surgery is going to discuss their next move to correct they could decide whether or not to appea

miguel marquez is here with the brand new developments coming out. >> good morning. they saw this as precedent-setting. it was the first time an official wasn't prosecuted for not abusing kids -- or abusing kids but instead for covering it up. monsignor william lynn's child endangerment conviction overturned. his attorneys are calling for his immediate release. he spent the last 18 months behind bars for the way he handled sexual abuse complaints. as a high-ranking official he was assigned to investigate reports of abuse. during his june 2012 trials prosecutors argued he covered up abuse inside the catholic church and allowed a known predator to stay in the ministry. he was sentenced to serve three to six years. thursday, a three-panel judge unanimously rejected arguments made at the time of the trial that monsignor lynn was legally responsible for the welfare of an abused boy in 1998. his attorneys have always countered saying that pennsylvania's child endangerment law only applies to parents and caregivers. his trial, the first in the u.s. of such a senior official

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