con el global clasico bayern munich que semedira en la semifinal al lyon que elimino al bordeaux.es que barcelona contra inter y el bayer frente a lyon en las semifinales. por la nba, los wizards volvieron a sumar otra victoria mas en la presente temporada, anoche ganaron en casa. anoche en el verizon center, don nelson se quedÓ muy corto en su primer intento por romper el rÉcord de lenny wilkens de mÁs victorias como entrenador en la nba, al caer golden state 112-94 frente a los wizards de washington. nick young anotÓ 29 puntos, una marca personal en la temporada; javale mcgee estableciÓ marcas en su carrera con 25 unidades y 15 rebotes; shaun livingston igualÓ una marca en su carrera con 21 puntos en nueve canastas de 11 intentos, y andray blatche agregÓ 21 unidades, con lo que los wizards tuvieron a cuatro jugadores por encima de los 20 puntos en un partido por primera vez desde diciembre del 2007.el argentino fabricio oberto jugo casi 11 minutos para los wizards. nos metemos en las grandes ligas, debutaron los orioles de baltimore fuera de casa, asi es que vamos aver

otra vez olic el croata concretó el 3 a 0 elel bayern munich, consiguió la gran final que se jugaráhas gracias >>> todo los seres vivos estamos conectados y sabemos aprovechar esa energía que nos une, xiomara nos lleva a conocer un grupo de meditación que le envía buenas vi intrasbras a chile y haití t tragedia >>> se preguntarán por qué estas personas abrazan un árbol formando un círculo, y luego tomados de las manos sentado de las misma manera, quienes se dedican a desarrollar este tipo de energía circular explican lo que deberíamos hacer >>> armoniza todo tu cuerpo >>> pablo asegura que la unión con todo ser viviente está en la esfuerza y esta semana organiza este círculo >>> cada vez que democracnosotr enviamos un mensaje elevado, viaja a cualquier lugar donde fo demasiad podemos enfocar esta energía >>> este grupo se concentra en un mismo pensamiento y se enfoca como un punto particular de nuestro planeta tierra en este caso nuestro hermano país chile, hay personas que no puede colaborar >>> la gente dice cómo sentado desde mi casa puedo a wyudar a chile, a china, sí podemos co

i think that was the case in munich. with regard to the work of the pope here at the congregation, those criticisms i think were basically unfair criticisms. these were cases that went back 20 and 30 years before. they were not dealing with children in harm's way at the time. i don't think that there was... that the pope can be rightly criticized in those cases. >> warner: earlier this month you posted on a website a new guideline for bishops saying if there are credible suspected cases of abuse, you must report them to the police if that's what the law requires. i would ask why it took so long to post that kind of guideline? >> i would answer that to say that has been the guideline that i observed and that the bishops of the united states have observed certainly since the time of the charter in 2002. but it's been commented on, why doesn't the church have a rule about this ? aren't bishops required to do this? it seemed to us good to put this in writing and at least to put it out as guidance for bishops people we've spo

bayern munich lose the game 3-2, but they go through on the away goal rules.they are headed to the semifinals. >> rusty's here. bordeaux and leon first,-ever all french quarterfinal winner would get bayern munich. in the 45th minute, our first goal of the game. the moroccan grew up in france, born in france, but plays for the moroccan team. it's all about aggregate. it doesn't matter what you score in this game, it's what you score in both legs. away goals count. it's complicated for the average american, but the bottom line is bordeaux needed another goal, and the top goalie for the frenchman with great save. so lyon advance 3-2 on aggregate despite losing the game 1-0. >> top stories coming up, including the latest from georgia on the ben roethlisberger sexual assault allegation. there is a new twist in the case. plus two big names in college hoops say sayonara to college basketball. where their stock is in the nba draft next. you hold this? "huh, that's weird. i'm marty." (announcer) calling all captains. drink responsibly. (announcer) calling all captains.

af on his predecessor, joe kennedy, this great line after munich, kennedy says isn't it ovnderful the crisis is over? now i can get back to palm beach after all. tounew york times ran an bsitorial, one of the toughest and the biggest jobs, his mission was one of the biggest jobs the president can give. he has to explain to a country that is daily being bombed why a country safely 3,000 miles away fnts to help but will not fight. that is a difficult thing to tell a person whose home has just been wracked by a bomb. ow was the reporting of correspondence and newspapers. and web sites and tv. and what was left in france and ime from that period. >> it was very much in the line of ed murrow. he was one of the most prominent and notable and american correspondents overall, weber lenders too. they were going through bombing raids every night so they knew hat tit was like. they could see firsthand what this country was experiencing. they could see not only londoner's but all britain, not all of them but the courage and endurance and resolution that they had in putting up with this. this was

now certain air outs to european cities, like madrid and munich have deemed safe. 2/3 of flights betweenhe u.s. and europe have been canceled. but the last few hours here, if it's any indication, looks like things are getting back to normal. reporting live, i'm alex, 9news now. >> all right alex, thank you. sarah palin is expected in court in tennessee. she may testify in the trial of a former college student who was accused of hacking into her e-mail account. this allegedly happened while she was the gop candidate for vice president. the judge has rejected a defense request to ask jurors if they have strong political feelings about her. >> martin o'malley who is running for reelection visited the university of maryland today to talk more about making government more efficient. the visit was part of what he calls the jobs across maryland tour. o'malley talked to students and faculty about what he said were standards he implemented as governor. >>> well, if your pill lee keeps you from drifting off, will a pricey one help you get there quicker? the more expensive pillows are more comforta

cardinal ratinger was in munich when the case in wisconsin erupted and settled in the '90s, i mean, ratinger was nowhere near authority on these issues until 2001. i think this, the loving detail that the new york times poured into this page after page, exhibit after exhibit, website after website on all of the stuff just proves how gleeful they are on this and it is-- the worst you could say was that the catholic church was deficient in the '90s and peggy didn't praise the new york times she praised the boston globe, the boston globe, in 2002, she didn't praise the new york times in the latest outburst. >> i want juan's opinion whether or not you feel there's been balance in the coverage? >> no, i think in fact when i look at the coverage, it's very interesting to me. when i looked at it and at the criticism that come from the vatican they made legitimate points about the reporting. specifically rornts cardinal ratinger, now the pope was in a position of responsibility to blunt some of the cases. they said that's not the case, he wasn't there until '01. he was in position as part of the lar

. ♪ tonight, in munich, cardinal reinhart marks prayed for a church renewed by easter.ew start that is possible, says father robert gall who teaches ethics at the church of the holy cross in rome. >> it's like having to have surgery to remove a tumor. the scandal is an opportunity to cure the disease so tha the priesthood can be built up in the future. >> reporter: now the attention turns to the pope's address after easter sunday mass. it is his speech to the city and the world. in the past, he has used it to talk about such issues as the war in iraq. the question is will he use it to talk about the scandal in his church? peter? >> anne thompson in rome for us tonight. yaing, thank you. >>> in a village south of baghdad, there's been an explosion of violence that one report called a chilling episode reminiscent of some of iraq's worst days. gunmen disguised in iraqi army uniforms shot and slit the throats of at least 25 people. most of the victims were sunnis who used to fight against american troops, but who now joined forces with u.s. troops and the iraqi government t

there was also a case with a priest when he was the archdiocese of munich. it gets to the doorstep of the pope if not in m his office. >> there are current questions about the current pope involvement in the father murphy scandal with the deaf boys and there are two questions now. he a has a lieutenant picking a fight with the "new york times." >> the original story. >> the lieutenant of the pope out there countering saying that it's not fair. there were many other people involved in this, if it wasn't just the pope benedict handling whether or not to give the guy a trial but holding him up as pioneer of zero tolerance policy in the vatican is not right either. this is systemic and a tragedy. it's going to take the church for years to come -- taint the church for years to come. the pope cannot pick the political fight and come out saying this will not stand, the church doesn't tolerate molestation of innocent children and putting this behind him. if he tries to play politics with this and have his allies defending him and picking fights with newspapers, not

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flights from amsterdam, munich, paris, land late this afternoon and early this evening. meantime, words of the transcontinental flights ramping up. lines starting to grow inside dulles as folks try on get back to europe. john cheered as he left the dulles terminal and left behind three days of maneuvering that finally brought him home for business in slovakia. he made it back. >> booking a flight to prague, madrid. so it was pretty crazy trying to decide the best route of two, three possible routes. >> reporter: with the volcanic clouds dissipating the air traffic control agency expect just under half of its 27,500 flights to take off today. signs of progress on the runway at dulles. european carriers rolling again. travelers stuck in our area scrambled to get flights to our area. this woman needs to get back to a fellowship in berlin. >> phone for the hour. i have their song memorized. frustrating. >> reporter: frank was supposed to return to paris saturday and even though he is in line again, he didn't return his rental car yet. >> i tried to have a flight. no news by

young just two months ago in munich, he said there would be no sanctions.se two months, maybe during the summit today, president obama would be able to change china's mind. for the time being china is iran's closest economic ally. from their point of view there, i don't have any interest with these relations. >> thank you for coming in. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> congress is poised for another partisan showdown for extending unemployment insurance. first day back in session following a two-week recess, the senate will vote on the jobless issue. democrats will need at least one republican supporter to get the 60 votes necessary to proceed. >>> hill staffers often feel overworked, underappreciated, now they are feeling abused. they say a handful of outspoken republicans are to blame. first former house speaker newt gingrich said capitol hill staffers have no contact with reality and spend their entire life being arrogant to visitors from back home. then house minority leader john boehner dismissed staffers as little punk staffers. republican devin non

papacy has another achilles heel: how benedict himself dealt with sex abuse cases, as archbishop of munich, and for his 23 years, as then- cardinal ratzinger, heading enforcement office, the congregation for the doctrine of the faith. the past months have brought a cascade of news stories based on charges that ratzinger's office was complicit in maintaining abusers in the priesthood. benedicts defenders insist he was aggressive in the c.d.f. job. for example, instigating pope john paul's 2001 decree that bishops must inform the c.d.f. of all sexual abuse cases, not just the most egregious ones. at the same time, supporters like father wauck say the vatican can't be held responsible for the actions of legions of bishops running a global church on the local level. >> the idea that all roads lead to rome is somewhat misleading in this situation largely because the pope is a bishop among bishops. and the authority of a local bishop is not the same as sort of a branch manager. a local bishop has huge authority both in the judicial sense and in an administrative sense. >> warner: yet documents r

in 1980 as archbishop rats zinger of munich germany he was involved in a decision to move a priest into therapy after he had been accused of sexually abusing minors. at issue is whether ratzinger was also involved in letting the priest return to pastoral duties within weeks. the priest ultimately was convicted of other sexual abuse charges in 1986. a second case involves father lawrence murphy of milwaukee. he was accused of sexually abusing nearly 200 deaf boys from the 1950s to the 1970s. murphy was put on trial by the u.s. church, but he appealed to the vatican office in charge of abuse cases run by then cardinal ratzinger. the vatican halted the trial in 1998 and murphy died that same year. jeff anderson represents many of father murphy's alleged victims. he spoke today in st. paul, minnesota. >> my feeling about the vatican is that they're the ones that are responsible for complicity in these crimes. i feel very strongly that we have a moral and legal imperative to pursue them to hold them accountable. >> warner: increasingly the vatican has responded to criticism of those cases by

his own time at the vatican when he used to be the top official there and when he was archbishop in munich. they just want to know from him that, yes, he's been on a learning curve, as well as many other, and he has much more to learn. they want the words from a ba pastor. >> and they want potentially something more charismatic. the fact of the matter, is by comparison to john paul ii, this pope has not been in the limelight nearly as much. >> and he really doesn't like the limelight. and he doesn't have that reservoir of popularity that john paul had. he was known as a kind of german theologian and scholar, the rule follower to make sure everybody stay this had line fed in line . then he became pope. didn't have all the warm fuzzy credibility that john paul ii did. so, again, he's really got to work on that. >> and who she be direould he b directing all of this message toward? all the world or to catholics specifically? >> both. obviously he has to wen over his own base, if you want to put it that way, about for you decade, popes have realize that had they cannot command, he has to convin

with president karzai, i think, five times in the first four months of this year -- in london, in munich twice, and kabul three times -- so it's six times, i think, i met with him. and the last meeting we had was the longest, most sustained, and most focused, and that was a week ago today. it was over two hours long and it was a very serious, substantive meeting in which neither he nor we even mentioned these issues. but prior to that, the day before that, president karzai did something remarkable, of which there is -- there was press coverage and there was visual evidence, and yet it wasn't reported in the american press. and i really don't understand that. during the review of concept drill that general petraeus and i held at the airport, his ministers came in great numbers and participated, which in itself was a remarkable statement of interaction. we'd never had a meeting like that before, and all the afghan ministers said that. and we were so struck by it that david and i decided we would hold another such meeting in afghanistan in october and during it we would bring the ministers