murphy's new york district is being bombarded with tv ads. >> tell congressman scott murphy to listen to us, not the insurance companies. >> reporter: and the right. >> thank him for standing up for jobs and against this health care bill. >> reporter: but murphy is taking the unusual step of wanting to actually read the legislation, which has yet to be presented, before making up his mind. >> i'm waiting to see the language that the president is putting forward. i'm going to review it. >> reporter: liberal ohio democrat dennis kucinich said he would vote against the health care reform bill, and then -- >> i got an invitation to go on air force one. given my previous record in not supporting the administration on many things, i thought the proper attire would include a parachute. >> reporter: on air force one, to and from kucinich's cleveland, ohio district monday, the president made his case. "this bill may not be everything you want," the president told the congressman, according to white house sources, "but if you believe in making life better for the 31 million americans who will b

murphy, why shouldn't she catch heat? she left her son, a defenseless 4-year-old, alone with a man that nearly beat a 14-month-old to death. >> it could turn out to be, you know, if it turns out to be that he's the one that did this or somehow involved, or she should have known better, then fine. but right now, nobody really knows anything. it's -- i mean, they call it -- newburgh here, they call it news-berg, because rumors spread so fast through the streets. it's rampant. these are tough streets here. if people make up their mind on something, it can be tough on someone. >> to clark goldband, our producer on the story. clark, here's the reality. the mom left the 4-year-old. i'm talking to clark goldband, elizabeth. the mom left the 4-year-old with a man that nearly beat her 14-month-old to death in 1998. now, either he killed this child, the 4-year-old, or he didn't watch the child and he went outside and got murdered. those are the two choices. >> yes, nancy. those questions were actually brought up at a press conferen

murphy. in 1998. he was believed to have molested up to 200 boys, mostly at a school for the deaf. now, even though students told church officials about the abuse, murphy was promoted to run the school. students eventually reported murphy to police, and no charges were filed. >>> a lot of flooding in rhode island. well, a lot of flooding that nobody has ever seen, not unless you're a few hundred years old. reynolds wolf is right there in the middle of it in cranston. so, reynolds, these people already had bad flooding a couple weeblg weeks ago, right? any hopes for drying out anytime soon? >> reporter: it won't happen rapidly. it will take a while for all this water to recede. just to give you our bearings, we are in cranston where it was dry less than 24 hours ago. it's now water. look over the trees, where the pawtuxet river used to run, but now it flows right through here. to be honest, folks, you're not just seeing water. you're seeing history. we're talking 15 inches of rainfall during t

one of the aliases was lola manilow murphy.y manilow song, copacabana. >> seems like this is the whole hollywood culture that we have been seeing. have a great weekend. see you at 6:30 on fox 5:00. >>> how about -- i can tell the weather by the traffic. today everybody must have left the office like about 2:30 and they are like we are done for the day. let's enjoy it. >> 's gorgeous out there. >> even harvey probably would like to have some of this weather. >> you think so? >> this is better than l.a. come on any day now. it will be a nice l.a. style weekend. so, take the tops down in the car and eat outside and it may be the first weekend for a nice barbecue. as spring starts tomorrow f you want to know officially, spring arrives at 1:32 eastern daylight time for us. so, keep that in mind. it will be a spring-like weekend. 73 for national. 73 dulles and 71 for bwi marshall. highs in some places a little warmer than that unless you were near water then temperatures were in the 60s. 11:00 clear and 58. tomorrow morning sunny and

. >>> mistakes were made in the lawrence murphy case. mistakes were not made in rome. >>> well, it is good to see you on this wednesday. happy hump day to you. i'm christi paul. welcome to hln news and views. we want to go first and foremost to all of you folks across new england. many of you are racing to get out of the rising floodwaters. police and national guard troops are rescuing some from their homes. this is the scene in stonington, connecticut. the town is nearly trapped by rushing water. you can hear the flow of that water there, too. the governor of rhode island calls the flooding unprecedented. and it's going to get worse, i'm sorry to tell you. three straight days of heavy rain swelling rivers and streams from maine to new jersey. president obama has issued a federal disaster declaration for rhode island. and high waters closing roads and shutting down sewer systems. >> my pump just let go. >> what your going to do? >> i'll call my husband and cry. or i could turn on the jet ski and go for a ride. what can you do? mother nat

scott murphy is one of the most wanted men in america today. >> congressman scott murphy to listen to us. not the insurance companies. >> reporter: he is being targeted by both the left and the right. >> thank him for standing up for jobs. and against this health care bill. >> reporter: as president obama hunts for enough votes to pass health care reform. he met with murphy privately last friday. but the new york congressman wants to read the actual legislation, which is going to be presented before making up his mind. >> i'm waiting to see the language that the president puts forward. i'm going to look at it and review it. >> reporter: 216 is the magic number for the president. the latest vote count in the house, according to abc news, 206 no or leaning no. 200-plus yes or leaning yes. and 20 undecided or undeclared. the white house got encouraging news wednesday. ohio congressman dennis kucinich who originally voted against the bill in november, but flipped his vote to yes. >> something is better than nothing. that's what i kept hearing from my constituents. >> reporter: republicans

ratzinger order the case be dropped and murphy died later that year. official newspaper called the story a clear and despicable attempt to strike at this pope at any cost. stephanie gosk, nbc news, london. >>> the vatican was asking the diocese to interview the alleged victims in that wisconsin case. >>> police are investigating a horrific accident involving a tractor trailer where 11 people were killed. police say the truck crossed the median on interstate 65 near louisville, kentucky, and hit a passenger van head on. the truck then hit a rock wall and burst into flames. ten people inside the van died as well as the driver of the truck. the van belonged to a mennonite church and was carrying a family to a wedding in iowa. police say two children in the van survived. >>> new at 4:00, it has been five months and police have had thousands of leads. now florida authorities say there has been a break in the murder case of 7-year-old summer thompson. today investigators charged 24-year-old jarrett harold with murder. investigators say he was living at his p

murphy was never defrocked and died a priest in 1998. >> how can he look at himself in the mirror. knowing he knew what happened and didn't do anything about it. he should be ashamed of himself. >> reporter: some are clam moring for change. >> people are walking away from the church in droefs. >> i think rez magss need to come. for the good of the whole church. >> reporter: other church leaders see this as an opportunity for healing. >> we have to be honest, come clean, move on. >> reporter: for many, this has created a crisis of faith. they're struggling to support their church while grieving. >> my heart breaks for the church today. there are so many good priests. >> reporter: moving on may take a very long time. diana alvear, abc news, chicago. >>> a knew fight between the president and republicans. the decision to fill 15 key government jobs with no approval from congress. this will only aggravate the partisan war fair that the president as promised to end. here's david kerley. >> reporter: tea party activists are mad. the president gave them more to be angry about. using a rec

murphy, i have a lot of respect for him. he's an iraqi veteran. he's done a lot of wonderful things for his constituents, but i have to con have i to mr. murphy that we're going to watch his vote today and i ask and plead as most of our constituents in that area, we ask them please, patrick, please vote no and kill this bill. >> reporter: richard rogers from pennsylvania. that's the message you hear near this tea party rally and then there will be back out here some of them will organizers say around five o'clock where they're going to circle the capital and what that means depends how many people come back out at five o'clock. kelly, back to you. >> we understand that the tea party has been calling their members of congress as well. now, on the other side of the coin, president obama or the white house has put out a message to its supporters to call the capitol as well. >> good job, thank you, i know it was quick, but thank you very much. >> i think that molly is caught in the crowd. can you hear me there? all right. apparently molly's been talki

and murphy scores. the lead is 15 as andray blatche set to check back in.pite the situation last night. >> phil: blatche scoreless in this second half. he had 16 points in that first half, has not been able to register anything. >> steve: 79-66, indiana. earl watson, good defense by quinton ross for a.j. price. 2 points for afrment j price. nick young scores at the other end. nick off the bench to register 12 points tonight on 6-10 shooting. >> phil: watson has one more run and then go on a little bit of a run of their own. >> steve: and traveling called on earl watson. that will get mike miller andray blatche back in the guy. boyknis, gee and watson come out for the wizards. pacers have won four of their last five games. their only loss in that stretch was at cleveland last wednesday. won last night in detroit snapping a nine-game road losing streak. young to blatche, open, long arcing 3. gives him 19 points for the game with six rebounds. and the lead again is 10, so here's a time to may i can this run again, phil. 6:20 to go. plenty of time. rush, wizard

. >> reporter: he met privately with one of themcongressman scott murphy, last friday.e unusual step of wanting to actually read the legislation, which has yet to be presented, before making up his mind. >> i'm waiting to see the language that the president puts forward and i'm going to take a look at and it review it. >> reporter: liberal ohio democrat dennis kucinich said he would vote against the health pane refor >> got an invitation to go on air force given my previous record in not supporting the administration on many things, i thought that proper attire would include a parachute. >> reporter: on air force one, to and from kucinich's cleveland, ohio, district monday, the president made his case. this bill may not be everything you want, the president told the congressman, according to white house sources, but if you believe in making life better for the 31 million americans who will be covered under this bill, this is the only chance to do this. >> i've decided to cast a vote in favor of the legislation. >> reporter: in the oval office, i asked the president what

and his office hazarded the situation, by restricting father murphy's ministry. and that he accept the full responsibility for the gravity of his acts. murphy died in 1998. and he was still a priest. >> still a priest at that time. those documents, people will have to take a close look at that. i don't have to tell you what's going on in europe right n with the pope. a big scandal in ireland and in other countries. >> and in germany, as well. there's questions how he handled allegations of sexual abuse when he was archbishop in germany. the timing is tricky for the vatican and this pope. >> how about the stories we're hearing from the alleged victims in wisconsin? >> one in particular stands out of a boy, he is now a man. at the time, he talks about the horror of his abuse. and how the horror was made exponentially worst because he couldn't communicate with his parents because they didn't understand sign language. a young, deaf boy that couldn't tell his parents about the abuse. >>> let's turn, now, to health care. once again, the debate raged through the senate

esas,em >>> good evening, i'm lindsay murphy. gaerns managed to avoid jail time yesterday on gun charges. he will serve two years in probation, spend time in a halfway house. do 400 hours of community service and pay a fine but one major question looms. will arenas ever wear a wizards uniform again? that will not be answered until the ownership is finalized. friends and forme teamme antawn jamison is pleased this chapter of gil's life is almost history. >> when you think of jail time you think of bad people and he's not a bad guy at all. just pray that things turn out great for him and i can't wait for him to get this over with so peck get back to doing what he loves to do best, which is playing the game of basketball. >>> the nationals are only nine days away from opening against the phillies. jim riggleman is expected to make the star announcement soon. >>> the na lead 2-1 josh willingham with two on, two out. the leftfield all the way to the wall. willingham's two run double made it 4-1 nats. alberto gonzales ripping one to de

it says, murphy's actions are criminal.ly apologize to those who have been harmed, the archdiocese in milwaukee continues to reach out to victims and survivors harmed by lawrence murphy and encourages them to report any abuse they suffered. sarah hoye reporting from milwaukee. we appreciate you. we'll be checking in with you as you continue your reporting from there. >>> the new health care reform, you may be surprised as just how many young people are talking about it. students are sounding off. we are listening. we encounter new opportunities. at the hartford, we help you pursue them with confidence. by preparing you for tomorrow. while protecting what you have today. you've counted on us for 200 years. let's embrace tomorrow. and with the hartford behind you, achieve what's ahead of you. and with the hartford [ crowd gasps ]nd you, [ announcer ] if you think about it, this is a lot like most job search sites. - they let everyone in, - [ crowd groans ] so the best people can't stand out. join theladders.com. the premium j

morgan murphy is here! [ cheers and applause ] it's going to be great. going to be a good show.ay's friday, and that's usually when i catch up on some personal stuff. i chk my inbox. i return some e-mails, and, of course, i send out thank you notes. i'm running a bit behind today so i thought, if you guys wouldn't mind, i would just like to write out my "thank you notes" right now. is that cool? do you mind? [ cheers and alause ] i appreciate it. i know it's last minute. roots, can i get some thank you notes writing music. ♪ [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that sounds like it was from space or something. [ light laughter ] just thank you note writing music on earth. ♪ that's very nice. much better, thank you. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, buzz aldrin, for appearing on season ten of "dancing with the stars." [ scattered cheers ] you've inspired children all around the world to say, "mom, dad, when i grow up, i want to be an astronaut who dresses like the maitre 'd of a mexican restaurant called sparkle paca." [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, heavy dudes, that don't make their tie long e

presidential hiss totorihistori republican strategist mike murphy and democratic strategist bob shrum. finally, we look back at another major piece of health care legislation that had congressional republicans legislation that had congressional republicans talking about real. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> first, the vote may be over, but the debate over health care reform and its effects continues. with us this morning, senators chuck schumer and lindsey graham. they have escaped the pressure cooker of washington and gone back home where no doubt your are constituents have a lot to say about the legacy of health care reform. welcome to both of you. >> morning. >> thank you. >> let me ask you about this legacy question. senator schumer, is it going to be that millions of additional americans are covered with health insurance, or is it going to be headlines like we saw this week, that at&t and other companies will take a billion dollar charge because of lost deduction as a result of this law and that ultimately they may provider fewer benefits to their employees? >>

scott murphy. >> i am waiting to see the language. >> dennis kucinich has made up his mind and his vote is now yes. >> even though i do not like the bill, i have made a decision to support it. >> this comes after some heavy lobbying from the president. >> it is a good sign. >> president obama appeared on fox news. >> somebody gets sick with a pre-existing situation and they will have more security. >> the cost estimate may be another snag. the congressional budget office report is still being finalized. once those numbers are posted, lawmakers will have 72 hours for review. kathy park, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> president obama will sign a jobs bill into law. it was approved yesterday, giving companies that approve workers a temporary tax holiday. this bill contains $20 billion for highway and transit programs. >>> a man convicted of it brutal murder is set to be executed tonight. paul powell -- this is one of the most difficult cases the has been tried. >>> police are searching for a man who tried to obstruct a girl. this happened monday morning on saybrooke drive in bristow. a mask

one of those legislators feeling the heat includes scott murphy. >> i am waiting to see the language. >> dennis kucinich has made up his mind and his vote is now yes. >> even though i didn't like the bill, i have made a decision to support it. >> this decision came after some heavy lobbying from the president. >> it is a good sign. i told him thank you. >> president obama appeared on fox news, to appeal to the constituents of conservative lawmaker >> somebody gets sick will up more security. >> the clock is ticking. the final cost estimate may be another snag. the congressional budget office estimate is still being worked on. lawmakers will have 72 hours for review. >> thank you. >>> a man convicted of rape brutal murder is set to be executed tonight. paul powell is scheduled to be electrocuted this evening. he was convicted of murdering stacie reed back in 1999. bob mcdonnell has refused to stop the execution. the court challenges have all been rejected. >>> state leaders are set to announce big changes. mike conneen is live with what we can expect. good morning. >> the maryland depa

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murphy died in 1998. in milwaukee, wisconsin one of the deaf abuse victims and his daughter spoke to reporters. >> he couldn't enjoy his childhood. everything was stolen from him. and now he's 61 years old and he's still fighting for this. and now it's carried on to me, my family, now my niece, his grandchildren, they all know about this and it continues on down the family that he hurt all of us and this is what we deal with every day, what father murphy did to my father. >> sreenivasan: the vatican denied any cover-up and denounced it as a smear campaign against pope benedict the sixteenth. at the time the case emerged, benedict was the vatican's top doctrinal official and was reportedly informed of the matter. the countries that use the euro reached agreement on a financial safety net for greece today at a summit in brussels. the bailout would draw funds from the 16 nations in the eurozone and the international monetary fund, but only as a last resort. at the summit, german chancellor angela merkel insi

patricia murphy, i will start with you.s and democrats. that is done. what are we going to see legislatively this week on health care? guest: of the first thing people on the hill will be looking for is this message from president obama how he once again to proceed. at the end of the week he promised to give directions to congress about that. it actually represents the first time he has done that for congress. he spent the last year listening to people, listening to both sides, saying he is open to we have not gotten a whole bunch of direction from him on process. this question we have to hurt coming up over and over again, will democrats tried to go the reconciliation process that requires 51 votes instead of 60? the real problem is on the house side. it on the senate side, they can get the 51 votes, should not be a problem. on the house side, can pelosi rebuild the coalition that put health care through the first time? she had a couple of high-profile to -- two retirements and congressman murtha, with his staff recently,

murphy misses and blatche is there. pacers by 3, steve buckhantz, phil chenier.ond game in as many nights for washington, coming off a tough overtime loss to charlotte last night. blatche, he'll get fouled and go to the line. >> phil: if they keep making moves likeop t e itcker f caus cont. itt the ay t khe cwn. ♪ it means more time doing the things i want to do. ity. hasee. f t no ches ♪ i like nonstop travel because... you got y moff. [ er ] [ di . >> steve: players coming and going. washington trading four players. >> phil: four of their starters. >> steve: and acquiring names singleton, josh howard. >> phil: penetration here by boyknis. he merely gets knocked out year 71%. larry byrd, saw him on tv last night. >> phil: saw him on that special with magic? >> steve: yes. >> phil: it was great. >> steve: he looks to -- he looks the same to me almost. >> phil: he looks older to me. >> steve: really? >> phil: yes, a little bit. >> steve: a few more pounds. >> phil: we all should talk. >> steve: happens with age. blatche great move by andray, boy he gets going like

murphy. >> think you for that open statement, i could not agree more. it was a great honor to also teach what the constitution stands for for the next generation of military leaders when i taught at west point for a few years, and i deployed with those young people in the deployment after 9/11. i know there are going to be a lot of facts and studies thrown your way as you go about your due diligence. i am praying for you as everyone else in the country is, because it is important work. i'm sure ther n doubt -- the joint force quarterly, it talks about don't ask, don't tell. and for those that are not aware, the national defense university, the colonel spoke and gave a balanced view of the debate. i encourage everyone to read that article that i thought was very well done. i also want to point out some striking croak -- " that i thought were interesting. there were potential < -- lessons to learn from other countries. there was no mass exodus of heterosexuals. 62% refused to shower with the king soldier. 2/3 said they would not willingly serve in the mil

murphy is next. >> thank you. you mentioned that you were nervous serving as cochair.am sure you were nervous as an 18 year-old infantryman are paratrooper. we're not going to be asking you to jump out of any airplanes now or in the future. we appreciate your service to our country. this is an issue that the american people deeply value. i want to echo that what we are talking about is that this is a hearing not to discuss if we're going to repeal don't ask, don't tell. it is clear that secretary gates and barack obama are going to repeal the law. the question is how the services implement the repeal to make sure there is no disruption to the force. i am grateful that you volunteered to co-chair this working group. we should move forward with care. we should also understand that this review cannot be an excuse for july. a repeal must be a dual track process. the working group of the services must figure how to implement the changes but it is the duty of congress to change the law. there is no reason why these things cannot happen simultaneously. the 2010 defense author

coverup leading to rome. >> reporter: the vatican issued a strong defense of the handling of the murphy case saying there was no coverup and they'reaying this is an attempt to stri at pope benedict xvi at any cost. mary ann rapheerty, fox news. >>> shocking new statistics about the rates of hiv in the district. and you have to hear what group is being infectedt five times the city rate. >>> and find out how this dog managed to track down a missing woman two days after the trail ran cold and if you're lucky enough to have cash, we have the deal of a lifetime. the entire town for you. >>> a quick reminder, fox 5 morning news, get your day started earlier and join the morning team every weekday at 4:25.  it's no secret the hiv/aids rates in the district are alarming. a new survey found more than 14% of gay men in d.c. have hiv, that is five times as high as the overall infection rate for the city's entire population. of the 500 game -- surveyed, 40% had never been tested. ronald johnson is the deputy executive director of aids action and joins us to talk about the

. >> murphy died in 1998. there are accusations that he abused as many as 200 boys who were deaf and unable to communicate what was happening. tensions are high in iraq as they did to announce the results of the national election. some want the announcement to be delayed because of security concerns. election officials say it looks like the country's two major factions are really tied in the number of parliament seats they've won. a woman's home was broken into and robbed. police believe the reason was an innocent facebook post. and homes of 30 video shows the thieves stealing $10,000 worth of prolonging is in 13 minutes. the suspects broken to the home minutes after the woman left for concert. >> i posted that on my facebook page, where we were going and it started at 8:00. i will never again say i'm going anywhere on facebook. >> she posted a video of the robbery on facebook. one of her friends recognized thsuspect as another facebook friend that the woman had not seen in 20 years. there's a website that poi

reverend lawrence murphy molested as many as 200 young boys at st. john's school for the deaf from 1950 to 1974. >> he assaulted this child here, this child here. >> reporter: arthur was 12 when the abuse began. >> his innocence was stolen from him. >> reporter: in 1996, 20 years after murphy was removed from his job, the archbishop of milwaukee wrote to pope benedict, then cardinal joseph ratzinger, asking to re-open a church investigation. he wrote, "i am interested in a healing process from the church to the deaf community." cardinal ratzinger didn't reply. he wrote back to ratzinger's deputy. "true scandal in the near future seems very possible." the case was briefly re-opened until reverend murphy wrote to ratzinger pleading for mercy. i am in poor health. i have repented of any of my past transgressions. ratzinger ordered the case be dropped. murphy died later that year. on the wisconsin case, the vatican hit back hard. the official newspaper called the story a clear and despicable attempt to strike at this pope at any cost. ann? >> stephanie g

the case involves reverend lawrence murphy. he is accused of molesting as many as 200 young boys at the st. john's school for the deaf during the '50s through the '70s. a new york times article says pope benedict, then a cardinal, failed to respond from letters from archbishops asking him for guidance in the case. the victims say the pope did not protect them. >> he assaulted this child here, this child here. >> his innocence was stolen from him. >> the case was briefly opened before murphy died. but pope benedict ordered the case dropped. the vatican strongly is defending the pope. officials say the allegations are a media campaign to smear him and his aides. >>> stillo come, police release video of an attack by a minute in tennessee on a police cruiser. > and get ready to dig deeper into your wallet for a date night at the movies. >>> we're talking love again this week with ellen mccarthy of the washington post. good to see you. >> they did the very first day they could. this is the couple that had been together for years and

murphy manson the problem. it was some of the joys and sorrows. i was talking with a lesbian colonel a week or two ago. she described a situation genus that as happened where somebody was serving in iraq and on skype was able to watch the birth of his child. sitting in right next jam was a lesbian woman who had a partner back home who was pregnant and she knew to not be able to do the same thing. she put herself at risk for losing her job and the ability to support her family. those are the kinds -- the risks that gays and lesbians feel. i do not see how you gather the information and exchanges you want. describe that for me. >> i expect to guard have people coming up to you, heterosexual, that have expressed views. my guess is you have not had full colonels come to you and say, someone he to know that i am a lesbian or gay. >> how are we going to do this together? >> i consider it a readiness issue. that woman will not be able to view the birth of her child. >> we do not have a great answer for you. >> we must find a way for the views of homosexu

i'm lindsey murphy.pite having time to let the loss sink in, the questions and astonishments are there. hoyas hurt themselves with 18 turnovers in the game. ohio turned it into the dunk of the night courtesy of devon washington. he had 12 points. bobcats lead by as many as 19. georgetown pulled to within 7. but ohio's three-point shooting was too much. 13 of 23. 56% beyond the arc. hoyas fall to ohio 97-83. >> we are disappointed. that is the biggest thing. we just didn't come out and execute. they made plays, man. the guys made plays at ohio university. they deserved to win it. >> how do you account for the sluggish start. the team came out flat. >> no other way to put it, we were flat. lack of focus. when the ball was thrown up, we were flat. we didn't have any energy. we weren't prepared for the start of the game mentally. >> the terps hope to avoid the losing feelings. they will play in one of the last games of the night against 13th seeded houston. the terps should know that no game is a given. >> w

troy murphy says if you are not going to play defense, i'll shoot it right there flip and the wizards lose their 13th straight 99-82. >> mike shanahan spoke to the media at the nfl owners meeting in orlando. he had a glowing review of tim tebow after a private workout. shanahan said he would visit the top four or five quarterbacks in the draft, one-on-one sessions. one redskin noted training camp will be at redskins park in ashburn. on the college basketball front, virginia tech loses 79-72 to rhode island in the nit semifinals. >> coming up, we'll tell you >>> robert culp who teamed up with bill cosby in the tv series "i spy" died. he was 79. he hit his head while walking outside his home in hollywood hills. his death has been ruled accidental. "i spy" was considered ground-breaking television because it was the first time an african-american actor, cosby, starred in a dramatic series. >>> the postal service is one step closer to eliminating saturday deliveries. today the governing board agree to ask the regulatory commission for an opinion on this matter. that change could reported

>>reporter: vatican has issued a strong defense of the handling of the murphy case saying there was nooverup. also saying all this is just an attempt to strike the pope at any cost. >> was from root effort to legalize marijuana is one step closer tonight to being put to a vote. the bill makes it legal for residents 21 and older to possess an ounce of pot for personal use in california. enough signatures on a petition to put it on the november ballot. marijuana is america biggest cash crop. even out doing corn. opponents say legal eyeing pot would generate millions in revenue. that's our question of the day. do you think marijuana should be legalized? go to our web site and tell us what you think. you can sound off through facebook. tweet at fox baltimore. text your annuals at 45203 a for yes and b for no. it may air tonight at 10:00. >>> you have a chance to go back in time would you grab woodstock taking photo of dean sawyer and sell them on ebay. characters in time machine get the opportunity. unfortunately for them they end up in the decade everyone wants to forget. the 80's. kandac

you mentioned brittany murphy. that was a prescription medication death. yes, we have an absolute problem with this. where it's coming from, it's a little more complicated. >> larry: what starts that? >> peers. maybe plastic surgery, it may be a broken knee procedure. who knows what. sleep disturbances. as tom said. we have to be exquisitely careful with these extremely good -- remember, these medicines are extremely good but they have potential of killing people. if we don't take that into account every time we prescribe it, we're going to kill people. >> larry: the number one thing people want to get rid of is pain. >> right. you see, people who are clean, you know, the incidence of people losing their clean time by getting on some sort of medication for a dental surgery, for back pain. i mean, i've seen people go -- that's what happened to me. you know -- >> you give mackenzie a vicodin she's going out. she may not be aware of it, but she will -- a few hours later it will change her thinking, change her motivational system and she'll be on her way. doct

then murphy dies two years later. so i don't know what exactly the story is. i know the "new york times" is anxious to try and place this on his desk. >> why do you say that? what would be the motivation? >> women's ordination, abortion, and gay marriage. the "new york times" loves all three. the catholic church rejects all three. it's pretty obvious. >> what about this story in 1980 the pope was archbishop of munich and informed by memo about a german priest being allowed to work with children days after the priest started therapy for pedophelia. what about that? >> on march the 16th the "new york times" said that ratzinger at that time the archbishop of munich, was advised by his subordinates that a priest there should get therapy. and ratzinger approved it. it was his first offense. he gave him therapy. that was the drill of the day. they treated these things as a malady and the psychiatrist could fix it. now the "new york times" comes out today and says we have more news. what's the news? the news is that maybe he knew he was transferred after that. well,

instead, murphy was ordered to repent and was moved to a new parish.r yesterday a top papal aide denounced the report as part of a conspiracy against the church calling it a clear intention to smear pope benedict at any cost. alleged victims are speaking out. this woman says her father, arthur, was 12 when the abuse began. >> i believe somebody should be punished for this. his innocence was stolen from him. his childhood -- he was very depressed, not happy. he couldn't enjoy his childhood. everything was stolen from him. now he's 61 years old and he's still fighting for this. >> we're joined on the phone by barbara doris, outreach director of those abused by priests. what is it you would like the vatican to do? >> we feel they need to accept responsibility for what was done, and they have a chance to begin to right the wrongs. they could establish an international registry of priests who have been accused of molesting children. turn over to local law enforcement agencies and allow them to investigate crimes. they could to go -- the pope has tremendous

. >> reporter: the perpetrator was father lawrence murphy who according to documents in the lawsuit abused between 150 and 200 children at a school for the deaf in milwaukee. offenses took place over 24 years, many during confession. the demonstrators denounced the pope for turning a blind eye to the case when it was brought to his attention in 1996. they say in order to avoid the scandal his office fought bishops to oust the predator. he said they could discipline the priest under a church policy that demands extreme secrecy. the vatican insists the pope cannot be held responsible for every abuse scandal but it is an open question how long he can resist calls for harsher measures including bishops who did not act against known abusers. >> reporter: benedict said the church should cooperate with civil authorities, but an official statement called it tragic. those who brought it to the vatican were detained for the police for holding an invalid demonstration. >>> civil rights legend -- legend dr. dorothy height is reported in intensive care. according to the "washington post" dr. height is

lawrence murphy who died in 1998, molested as many as 200 boys at a school for the deef from 1950 toewly revealed documents show murray was spared formal punishment by the office of cardinal ratzinger, who is now the pope. rather than punish murphy, he was ordered to repent. >>> "the new york times" is reporting governor david paterson personally helped draft a statement last month. according to the report, paterson told his press secretary the report should suggest the breakup was friendly. he wanted the woman to say the charges related to the alter indication was dropped. the report claims the woman refused to go along and that paterson was disappointed she would not endorse his statement. >>> and there are some new amazing images of earth, but they're not from nasa. instead, they were shot by an english space enthusiast who rigged up a simple $100 digital camera with duct tape and sent it up in a balloon. it's a far cry from photos taken by nasa, which cost about $400 million when taken by the space shuttle. wow. >> i want to talk to pat about that pope story, after sports here. >

a trial that pope benedict would have had the jurisdiction over was halted after father murphy wroteim a letter saying he was in poor health and had already repented. so the catholic reporter saying nothing less than a full and personal accounting will help the scandal engulfing the vatican. and now my exclusive interview with sinead o'connor. in the new york pope, you talk about the letter written by the pope to the people of of ireland and you say it is a insult. >> well, to have healing most of the catholic people need an admission by the vatican that there was an operation of cover-up for decades since 1922, and we feel it is an insult to the intelligence that the irish hierarchy were acting independently of the vatican, when there are documents that show that there were specific instructions in place that were issued by the vatican to every bishop in the world and remained the rules until 2001. amongst those rules were the instructions that the priest complaints and the victims' complaints were to swear an oath of secrecy with the threat of excommunication. and these matters mus

as far as the case in the vatican in the late 1990s, this father murphy case from wisconsin, they're saying again, the pope was sent memos an sent reports but there is nothing, his fingerprints aren't on any of the memos coming back that then determined that father murphy should not be penalized in anyway. so one is really sure what the pope knew and when he knew it. which is the critical question. >> so the vatican has responded in essence by criticizing the media for these reports. what more is expected. i mean how much more is do people without watch this expect that the vatican is going to need to say, have to say. >> well, i think they're really circling the wagons now. the pope when he first became pope in 2005 he took a much more aggressive and assertive stance against these pedophile priests and these abusers. not necessarily against the bishops who oversaw them. he's kind of given them a pass for the most part. but and when the cases in ireland started coming out, starting emerging. he really was, at this think proactive you could say in terms of trying to address it and he

and the eight are: scott murphy from new york. from the albany region.smos from florida from orlando. allen boyd from florida from the panhandle. harkey from eastern colorado. columbus ohio and nye from roanoke, virginia also gordony%y and kucinich. those all voted no and then when push came to shove and their vote was needed they stopped lying to the american people and switched to yes. which they were for all along. we're gonna follow those people. we are gonna follow where they get their campaign money. we are going to follow what federal appoints and patronage they get and we are going to in november. [ applause ] >> mike: you there there has been behind the scenes shenanigans? >> my boss clinton was accused of selling the lincoln bedroom many obama is selling the federal government. the a frontage -- the patronable, the deals, the water rights the expenditures, the exceptions all of this is nauseating and most of it we won't know about for the next month or two. >> mike: deal making is part of how legislation gets passed. what is so different about

his name is father lawrence murphy and he died in 1998. he is alleged to have molested up to 200 deaf boys at a school where he talked. pope benedict at this time a senior vatican official responsible for church discipline was informed the but declined to take any action. peter -- of the survivors network of abused by priests gave an emotional statement. >> we need to hear from him, why he did what he did with the man who raped and molested children and our archdiocese. we need to know why he did not let us know about him. why he did not let the police know about him and why he did not contend -- condemned him and why he did not take his collar away from him. the vatican is gallantly defended -- >> the vatican is gallantly supporting the pope to record. but it is not just allegations of sex abuse by clergy that have plagued for five years during which but former cardinal joseph renting their lead the catholic church as pope benedict xvi beard the pope was forced to make a public apology, it for his remarks associating muslims with violence

murphy. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. murphy: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks in opposition to this flawed health care bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. barton: madam speaker, i'd like to yield for one minute to the gentleman from florida, mr. stearns. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. stearns: this incredibly expensive, $1 trillion health care bill will hurt many that simply currently have insurance. the bill will hurt veterans because it does not accept tricare as a qualified medical plan. it will hurt seniors by cutting medicare advantage to fund these new government programs. mr. stupak, no lawyer, will argue that an executived orer is law so the senate bill starts us on a path of government-sanctioned abortion on demand, paid for by taxpayers. the u.s. has a $1.5 trillion deficit and now we're adding $1.2 trillion over 10 years. the president pledged no family making under $250,000 would face tax increases, yet there are 12 new tax inc

murphy: during the vietnam era, but my father was a world war ii marine veteran who had his knee shot out in the south pacific. my brother frank, who is now deceased, served in combat in vietnam and came home with post-traumatic stress. changed his whole life. my brother gary, vietnam-era veteran. my sister beth ann, army veteran. nephew iraq veteran. i come from a family who believes in service. the american family, large family of our nation believes in service to our country. yet, it is true that the death toll as the "washington post" reports in afghanistan is at least at 1,000. and we have to have this debate tore either recommit to continuing the war and giving the reasons to the troops why we're doing that or to suggest that maybe this is the opportunity for us to take a new direction. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from florida. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you, madam speaker. i yield three minutes to the the gentleman from illinois, mr. kirk, a member of the committee on appropriations. the

murphy mr. blunt is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i have remorse for the record and in addition, i would like to say that from the comments i made another maids in our hearing on this last year, about on served purses under- served areas continued to trouble me as we go into defining what on served areas are -- unserved areas, because you complete a competitor in an area that can barely handle one provider. i am concerned by that and concerned by net neutrality as in this plan, that might lead to needless regulation. i do believe that universal service reform and the spectrum planks of the new plan probably keep us away from the regulation if we focus on them than the others. thank you for holding this hearing and i hope that we become vigorous and active partners with the commission as you now look at the work product put before us and we do not make the kind of mistakes to slow down the great expansion that we have had in broadband over the last few years. and i yield back, mr. chairman. the gentleman from north carolina, mr. butte

murphy. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. murphy: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks in opposition to this flawed health care bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. barton: madam speaker, i'd like to yield for one minute to the gentleman from florida, mr. stearns. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. stearns: this incredibly expensive, $1 trillion health care bill will hurt many that simply currently have insurance. the bill will hurt veterans because it does not accept tricare as a qualified medical plan. it will hurt seniors by cutting medicare advantage to fund these new government programs. mr. stupak, no lawyer, will argue that an executived orer is law so the senate bill starts us on a path of government-sanctioned abortion on demand, paid for by taxpayers. the u.s. has a $1.5 trillion deficit and now we're adding $1.2 trillion over 10 years. the president pledged no family making under $250,000 would face tax increases, yet there are 12 new tax inc