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mark phillips tells us the church denied that pope benedict when he was a german archbishop played any role in protecting a pedophile priest. >> reporter: after days of reading only bad news about the catholic church's child abuse scandal and pope benedict's alleged implication in it, they finally found something to like in the papers at the vatican. the church's own newspaper, unsurprisingly, leapt to the pope's defense, calling any suggestion pope benedict helped cover up the scandal a "clear and ignoble intent of trying to strike benedict and his closest collaborators at any cost." the pope's defenders protest that the drip-drip of abuse revelations in the church taoplt a smear campaign against him. >> this is simply an attempt to throw mud at the pope. >> reporter: so the vatican, like a chess player under attack, is mounting a defense. it has formed a protective wall around the pope and accused his accusers, arguing that pope benedict has done more than anyone else to fight abuse in the church. >> he thinks the problem is that the rules weren't followed. if we'd followed the rules

mark phillips reports. >> reporter: for the irish, the pope's st. greeting was not a happy one. instead, benedict xvi promised a letter responding to decades of child abuse by the catholic church. >> my hope is that it will help in the process of repentance, healing and renewal. >> reporter: but many who were victims of that abuse want more than a letter. not just victims in ireland wanted more from pope benedict. in the past weeks, new allegations have come from across europe and brazil to add to the scandals in ireland and the united states. the vatican admits it's been informed of 3,000 abuse cases and has tried 600 in its courts. the catholic church around the world has been rocked by allegations, including in germany, the pope's own country, including one allegation that may involve the pope's own brother. monday senior george ratzinger here on the left is benedict's older brother and for 30 years led the famous boy's choir in which the alleged abuses took place. he admits boys were disciplined and slapped, but not, he says, sexually abused. bu

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. >> cnn "newsroom" with kyra phillips continues. >> if they kept our mikes on during the commercial breaks they'd have plenty of bloopers. >> oh, yes. no argument here. >> see, kyee kiran, i love how transparent you are. john, you're just faking it. happy wednesday, guys. we're going to be move straight ahead. we'll be talking in the next couple hours about of course friends and allies, looking at each other but not seeing eye to eye. has the bond between the u.s. and israel been strained? >>> prosecutors say a man broke the trust in sickening ways. was he a sex offender first and a pediatrician second? >>> and so green, so lush, so toxic. what is it about this small scenic california farming town that's making babies sick? our special investigation next hour. jill dougherty is filling us in on where health care goes next. remember the government program to help you save from foreclosure? the program itself might need saving. stephanie elam tells us why it's getting slammed. >>> and your questions about changes in your health care. what will reform mean when it's time to see the doc

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she was kidnapped and raped by phillip garrido in 1976. he was sentenced to 50 years, paroled after just 11. garrido is the man charged with abducting and assaulting jaycee. and joining us from salt lake city, ed smart. his daughter, elizabeth, was taken from her bedroom in june of 2002, at age 14. she was found nine months later. the man accused of her kidnapping and rape was recently ruled competent to stand trial. katie, having gone through something like this yourself, what do you make of seeing these home videos from jaycee? >> i think that jaycee looks remarkably well. i think that they're making excellent progress in this process of healing, and that's only going to happen with time. it is a process. and it's going to take time. and that's what they're asking for. they're just asking for time to be left alone and to get on with their healing. >> ed, you went through something very similar in dealing with the media. watching this home video that the family released themselves, what's your take on it? >> you know, i think that jaycee

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you have excess of half a trillion sitting on the balance sheets, and con coe phillips today talking about raising dividends a and this is exactly why the market is so relaxed, because actually for the moment as we look to the next employment report, things are looking fairly good and people are looking upbeat about the no double-dip. >> so, over to liesman, about it? >> well, trish, it was one of the weaker ones, but there were 2.5 more bids than supply for and yesterday it was 3.0. simon makes a good point. at 285 right now, the 10-year yield is relatively low and still held for economic growth and not without worry and trying to issue a lot of debt. there is not necessarily a plan from the government about how to resolve the deficit problem long-term. we just did a big health care bill, and there is a lot of skepticism about it, so, yeah, 382 is not the end of the world on the ten-year, but it is a warning sign for people to say, you know what? we have to be careful here, and we have to not ignore the bond market when it comes to the amount of issuance coming out of the united sta

. >> what about con ohco phillips getting out of russia. number one or number two in size in russia. selling half of that stake. and they're going to use the proceeds to do a stock buyback. would this be a buy conocophillips, or they're getting out of a great market and no? >> i go a whole other direction entirely. what this points out to you is the increasingly flush balance sheets we see in corporate america. what we've seen in the recession is the typical s&p 500 company reduce its liabilities by about 8%. what that points up here is increasing opportunities to reallocate cash. what you see here from conoco is a good example of that. look at the energy sector in particular, what we'd expect to see happen here is not just increase buybacks and debt paydowns, but deployment of cash into some of the natural resources in north america. we like some of the shale focuses, like whiting petroleum, also names like newfield exploration. >> so buy whiting and newfield on conoco's move. and then general mills, 15% jump in profits and they are boosti

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. >> thank you very much, judson phillips joining us this morning. >> thank you. >>> while the tea partyctivists meant to slam harry reid in his hometown in nevada, his supporters lined the streets chanting and holding signs as conservative activists drove through. reid was about 60 miles away, though, campaigning at an nra event in las vegas where he laughed at the suggestions from republicans that the health care bill is unconstitutional. >> there isn't a constitutional scholar in america that thinks the constitutional direction is going to bear any fruit. this law is totally constitutional. >> and senator reid showed off his shooting skills at the grand opening of a shooting park in las vegas. he actually helped secure the land and financing for the park. >>> and supporters of immigration reform took to the streets in california and texas this weekend calling for speedy action on comprehensive reform but some lawmakers say so much time has been taken up with health care reform and immigration reform bill in the senate may have to wait until next year. >>> well, some amazing images to

she operates on a phillips curve target. but she spoke today, many people think she helped drive the market up in the last half hour or last hour. she essentially said this. 3.5% growth this year. 4.5% growth next year. and no inflation. that was essentially her view. and consequently, the fed will stay very easy, and accommodative. now, checking fed president charles evans said something similar in asia. but i'm interested in janet yellin, laslo and your take. 3.5% this year, that's her forecast, 4.5% growth next year, and no inflation. >> you know, larry, i'm a market person. and i appreciate this is not like 1982 and a fundamental basis. but when i look at the market, the market is a totally different story. people worry about housing. mvr has doubled, up at 750, is about 10% from its all-time high. i see a stock like ralph lauren up 150%. i see the specialty retailers up 80%. i think there is something going on in the markets and it's not just liquidity, not just soft funds. i think it's a fundamental factors. and histor

i was looking at pm today and saying why don't i own -- that's phillips morris, for my actionalertsplus.com, for my charitable trust? why don't i own mo? the answer is i owned them both for a while, and you know what, altria and mo, and pm, are both great stocks. pm 52-week high. let it come in. i think it's a good one, though. can i go to george in massachusetts? >> caller: hi, jim. boo-yah from massachusetts. >> how are you? >> caller: excellent. how are you? >> not bad. thank you for asking. how can i help? >> caller: well, i've been investigating a retail stock for the past few weeks. joseph a. banks. ticker josb. >> right. >> caller: it seems to have a very strong balance sheet. any thoughts? >> yeah. well, you know what? i got burned by men's wearhouse. i said that i thought that men's wearhouse, after they put in that really good dividend boost, that that would be good. and i feel chastened by how men's wearhouse did. so i'm going to say don't buy joseph a. banks because they're similar enough. now, look, every company's a little different. but that -- men's wearhouse made me feel li

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>> i have 17 trustees, the chair is laura phillips, a lawyer in town. about half the board are -- there are four sisters from our founding congregation. and we have business leaders from the washington region who are very interested in trinity. for example, barbara lang, president of the d.c. chamber of congress is a member of our board. dr. ed hilton, but with the chief medical officer at the national rehabilitation hospital is on our board. if it is a wonderful board. >> are they all catholic? >> no, they're very diverse. most are catholic, but they only have to bea -- they don't have to be. >> you grew up in a family of seven. >> five boys and one sister. my sister is the oldest, 10 years older than me. if the rest are bourse. >> where were you born? >> philadelphia, pennsylvania. i was the third child out of the seven. we were a wonderful family. my mom is still with us, god love her, i go to see her quite regularly. they were pretty conservative household. dad was a nixon republican and he made sure that we were all wearing nixon buttons in 1960 an

the chair laura phillips is a lawyer here in town with drinker biddle. about half of the board are alums of trinity. and there are four sisters of notre dame from our founding congregation. and the balance are other what we would call public members, if you will, business leaders from the washington region who are very interested in trinity. for example, barbara lang, who is the president of the d.c. chamber of commerce, is a member of our board. dr. ed healton, who is the chief medical officer at the national rehabilitation hospital, is on our board. it's a wonderful board. and hard workers. >> are they all catholic? >> no. no. they're very diverse. most of them are catholic, but we don't say you only have to be catholic. but they all share our mission, and that's the important part. >> you grew up in a family of seven. >> yes. >> boys, girls? >> five boys, one sister. my sister is the oldest. she's about 10 years older than me. and then the rest are boys. >> where were you born? >> philadelphia. philadelphia, pennsylvania. i was the third child out of

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