if you know pittsburgh, you'll recognize this. it's the old downtown point district, dead and gone now, and no one to mourn for it. and this is the plan for the new, now coming to life. there's a new horizon now looking toward the allegheny, a new landscape, new towers, a new horizon. and for the increased thousands who work downtown, there are municipal underground parking garages going down six stories. you park your car yourself and pick it up yourself going home. and you go home going out of town along the new expressway. that's part of the same master plan for pittsburgh. you can drive smoothly and safely in and out of the city now. and so, you can say that the american road, as it goes through pittsburgh, is being opened up, is being made free. in palo alto you saw how public support could help solve the problem of a dangerous and overloaded highway. in pittsburgh it was downtown traffic congestion that was strangling a great metropolitan area. let's see what community action did for boston. boston is the hub of a very compl

to pittsburgh where the allegheny river joins. that is where pittsburgh was born 200 years ago. you're looking at what pittsburgh has called the point. the area where the rivers join to form a triangle. the golden triangle they call it. squeezed between two rivers. squeezed is the word all right. this simplifies downtown pittsburgh is a was 10 years ago. a maze of streets no wider than when it was just here. traffic experts and police arrange and rearrange the traffic time and again. but all they were actually doing was rearranging a nightmare. >> pittsburgh residents knew that traveling here cannot be solved without at the same time rebuilding the very heart of the city. the conference on community development went to work on the problem in 1953. the roster named every section of pittsburgh life. the steel industry and the unions, hines and company, department stores and the government of the city as well as the surrounding towns. the average pittsburgh person was thinking them. set -- but they began to be impressed by 1945. that was the year when the city realized there was a

downtown pittsburgh as it was ten years ago. traffic experts and police would arange and rearrange the traffic pattern. but all they were actually doing was rearranging a nightmare. pittsburghers knew the traffic problem couldn't be solved without at the same time rebuilding the very heart of the city. the conference on community development went to work on the problem in 1943. it's roster had names from every section of pittsburgh life. another interest the steel industry and the unions, hg heinz and company, department stores and the governments of the city as well as of the surrounding towns. the average pittsburghers was tempted to think well here we go again. but began to be impressed by 1945. that was the year the city realized what was behind the paperwork and the plans. a big problem needs a big answer. you tear down the old and put in the new with modern muscle, modern tools. bigger and more powerful than the cranes and the bulldozer was people. the members of the alleghany conference had to overcome the attitudes of a

but i want to say very clearly and i can only speak for the church of pittsburgh, the church of pittsburgh is different for the church that has recounted in that particular report. we've been a leader in implanting a number of reforms that were meant to protect children and to respond to victims. starting back in the 1980s we were one of the first diocese to do a clergy sexual misconduct policy. we also invited outside independent review boards to look at allegations. we also hired an assistance coordinator who worked with the victims, and, 90% and the fact that there has been a dramatic drop over the course of last 25 years, this policy on this this procedure has worked. >> bret: during our time as bishop in pittsburgh or as auxiliary before that were as director of clergy personnel, did the dioceses reach a settlement with the victim that included a confidentiality settlement? >> let me say this, since 2002 there been no confidentiality agreements. and if there were before, the fact is that we never honor them. so that's what's in this grand jury report. there was this cover up, they all

-- is anybody here from pittsburgh? >> i saw them on the registration, they may not be in the room. >> it's the paris of appalachia. [laughter] it is! it's the biggest city in appalachia. it's the most cosmopolitan. so it keeps me really grounded. i never left pittsburgh. i've worked a variety of different jobs. i never knew what i wanted to be when i grew up. i have a degree in human behavior, what does that even mean? [laughter] what was i thinking? i mean, i guess it's better than paren. literature, and i apologize if anybody has a degree in french literature. i'm sure that's wonderful. you know, i didn't know what i wanted to do. i did know i come from a long history of people in the family who have been journalists. it goes all the way back to the 1750s. my grandfather was a journalist, his father was, his father was, and his father before him. so it's something that i was always interested in doing, i just never got to that path until i was older, until i was into my 40s. >> so, but now it's kind of, it's primed y

salena: i live in pittsburgh. anyone from western pennsylvania? >> we have a couple pittsburghers. parents are in appalachia -- is the biggest city in appalachia, the most cosmopolitan. [laughter] salena: i have never left pittsburgh. i have worked a variety of different jobs. i never knew what i wanted to be when i grew up. i have a degree in human behavior. what does that even mean? thinking? i guess it is better than french literature. i apologize if anyone has a degree in french literature. i am sure that's wonderful. i did not know what i wanted to do. i came from a long history of people in the family who have journalists. it goes all the way back to the 1750's. my grandfather was a journalist. his father was. his father was worried and his father or him. -- his father was, and his father before him. i never got to that path until i my 40's., into has prime do perfectly for what we are seeing in the country now because there were not a lot of people in the media who really took the trump phenomena seriously, and i see people on twitter now who say there she goes again. they d

this is pittsburgh in the broader steeler nation. this is a big footprint.as you think through these bold, audacious things in new audacious things and do show what a community can do, that will inspire people all around the world. i feel like this is where whatever you're doing, keep doing it. dig deep because the progress here in the progress here is remarkable. but it's really setting a tone broadly. i do my best to make sure people and this remarkable phenomenon: civic minded all engagement. and a great community like pittsburgh to get his amazing life opportunities. i'm just applauding. i think what you're doing is so terribly important. people doing a lot, make sure you teach you've got there back because it's hard to innovate in the classroom if people are sniping at you. sunday's parents will tell me i'm really not sure what my kids learning. they come home and they're happy. [laughter] i walk into the classroom and they're laughing. some need must be wrong. something is really right. these teachers doing it, it's not always obvious how courageous it

pittsburgh is moving mountains. by relocating a railroad yard to get out of the traffic jam. city and state tax money is matching federal funds to pave the way. when this boldly planned parkway is completely open to traffic, the greater pittsburgh airport will better be a 15 minute ride from the center the city. as has been done in other cities, pittsburgh is taking a $4 million hole in the heart of the city to provide underground storage for thousands of cars. above the surface, a beautiful park will camouflage the busy activity below. or if not underground, then stacked layer upon layer in modern fireproof structures. engineered for easy access and maximum use of downtown space. in san francisco, the bayshore freeway is getting in shape for tomorrow's traffic. as part of california's new $750 million highway program. financed by state tax on gasoline and auto license fees. chicago is leading the city to build an 8 mile road expressway from the city limits to michigan avenue. wide as a city block into the heart and eight lane miracle which will send traffic to the middle of

that is from the head of the catholic church in the pittsburgh area. changes have been instituted and not the last decades but the last several days following this report. the bishop saying they are in the process of publishing a full list of the clergy members who vv who have been accused of these allegations and seeking outside help to do. the first sunday services, the question is -- will people here say if that is enough? >> good question. polo sandoval, thank you. >>> let's go back to roam and cnn contributor barbie dubow. what are we expecting from the pope today' taking another step forward in addressing this scandal? >> well, the pope just finished his sunday message and he did not mention the victims in pennsylvania or the sex abuse scandal and a disappointment as people were hoping he would use this opportunity to offer some sort of prayer. the statement the vatican gave on thursday is going to have to stand. a statement in which they used words like criminal and accountability and some of the things that victims' groups want to hear. now, of

some of the accuses priests serve while cardil donald wuerl wasishop of pittsburgh. the grand jury found that then bishop wuerl allowed at least one known cld abuser to transfer to another parish that wuerlved hundreds of thousands of settlement for a victim and wuerl would refer to the policy of hiding the facts from the public as, quote, the circle of secrecy. a spokesperson forp archbis wuerl tells news 4 that wuerl denies ever using that term circle of secrecy and tt they provided proof to the attorney general that those were not his wo wuerl who is now the archbishop of washington and considered a close adviser to pope francis served as bishop of pittsburgh for 18 years. in a statement, wuerl wrote the diocese investigated a allegations of child sexual abuse during my tenurend admitted or substantiated allegations of child sexual abuse and resulted in an appropriate actio pennsylvania's attorney general believes there could be thousands of more victims that his investition could not find because he says the catholic church coveredhe up truth. >> above a else, th

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. >> polo sandoval is in pittsburgh now. >> reporter: the sunday mass is wrapping up here in the pittsburghrea. people are talking about this report and even days after its release here. we have heard, of course, from many people here, yesterday, in fact. we also attended mass on the city's south side and heard from the them calling on followers to focus more on their faith and the gospel versus the institution that has its flaws as we learned in the lengthy report issued by the grand jury here. a very disturbing report. some church goers are upset with the church and one woman said this apology we have heard from her local bishop here in pittsburgh, all the way up to the vatican, it is simply not enough. she wants a full administration of a cover-up that has spanned decades here. you hear from the groups and they want the same thing and survivors agree too. >> i've been doing this 13 years being public about my abuse and trying to advocate for others but i've heard nothing but empty promises and words. i want action, you know? they are apologizing only because they have been caught and exp

so i grew up in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. i never left. is anybody here from pittsburgh? no one? . . i tree from fourth mississippi but i only take back rooted. there's no interstates and adon't bly so i get to understand what is happening, not just in my destination of where i'm going, but in the areas around it. so you understand what kind of economic and cultural issues that might be going on in a region. in 2016, i was covering the presidential election, and i decided to drive all across pennsylvania, pennsylvania is a state that is gone blue since 1988. one of the things that was -- people were missing was that since 1988, every presidential election, it was .4 less democratic. bill clinton won pennsylvania by 28 counties in 1996. barack obama won them with 13 in 2012. people didn't notice that erosion. so i already went with this idea, something different might be happening. is a drove around the counties, there were ten counties -- there's 67 -- a lot of driving -- there were ten counties that really stood out to me. these were counties that voted for romney, but didn't re

this coming from bishop zubik, the bdiocese in pittsburgh. today, the first sunday mass after the release of the report, interesting to see if people here feel if that is enough. >> polo sandoval, thank you. >>> pope is traveling to dublin, ireland, later this week to attend catholic world meetings of families and we signed john allen there who is editor for "the boston globe" crux. a lot of survivors who say, john, the pope needs to step you as you just heard there. this is a grand jury report incriminating catholic priests of sexually abusing 1,000 children. more than 300 predator priests is how they were characterized. is the pope's ability to act as a moral authority dependent on

we still have a major delay on bart between antioch and pittsburgh/bay point. sounds like it's going in both directions between sfo and antioch. they're running trains between the two stations every 30 minutes instead of every 15 due to a switching problem on the track. >>> thank you. women in board rooms, how close stay lawmakers are to making that a requirement. >> a new report raising more questions for california's high-speed rail project. the bullet train >>> as we head to break we leave >>> as we head to break we leave you with over theast 24 hours, you finished preparing him for college. in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking you've done everything for his well being. but meningitis b progresses quickly and can be fatal, sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others, your teen may not be vaccinated against meningitis b. meningitis b strikes quickly. be quick to talk to your teen's doctor about a meningitis b vaccine. (sigh) (crunch) babybel: that snack just sounded boring. babybel:

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questions this week for the bishop of pittsburgh, david zubik. we'll break down the politics smoke out the spin, the facts that matter this week. bic. , 'll break down the politic smoke out the spin, the facts that matter this week.> mng another week, eria directors have lost eisecuritybrenhey oke the rules what happened this week is brand new. the first time a president has personally revoked the security clearance of a former official not for mishandling classified information. there's no evidence of that. but for speaking out against the president. and as the president told "the wall street journal" it was retaliation for john brennan's involvement in the russia investigation with the cia. i call it the rigged witch hunt and these people led it, said trump. i think it's something that had to be done. president trump is threatening to take action against others he blames for the russia investigation and his unprecedented actions have drawn an unprecedented response from dozens of former intelligence officials, including cia directors dating bac

isolated just to this stretch of track for bart between antioch and pittsburgh and i am keeping an eyethat. we have not gotten any new information. probably better to get in your car and head to a different bart station or carpool or use ride share today. looking at drive times, heavy out of the central valley. no surprise there. nothing blocking westbound 580 tracy to dublin, one hour and three minutes, dublin to mission boulevard about 16 minutes and northbound 85, 101 to cupertino in the green at 15 minutes. next traffic update coming up around 5:50. >> thank you. >>> coming up, new research about aspirin. the study revealing it may not be doing what you think. >>> and the new little league world series champs. i know my family is super excited about this. the huge win for these boys. >>> and a live look outside right now with abc 7 now. a look here at the embarcadero. we have weather and for switching to progressive? [ engine revving ] you cannot hear me at all, can you? >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is "abc 7 mornings." >> 5

. >> more testing ofotal radioactive soil in pittsburgh is being called for. iflt came from the ship yard. tonight they say soil samples were ma any lathed before being sent to the landful in pittsburgh. he wants the navy to conduct a more thorough test at the landfill. police called for more testing near its hunters point crime lab. >> caught on camera pushing her friend off a bridge. >> i never intended to hurt her. teho is facing criminarite to t of soul. details about when aretha franklin will be late to rest. >> (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ . >>> prosecutors say they have decided to charming an 18-year-old who pushed her friend. you see her right there. from a nearly 50

the cardinal who was a seated with pittsburgh with the pittsburgh. brienne who was actually one who was actually involved in the reporter mentioned the report was ford was supposed to be taking notes bigger narrative and then was force essentially to step down right at the very same time a chilean prosecutor has no really pushed the vatican to turn in documents concerning sexual abuse in chile so i think that it's a bit of a perfect storm at the very same time the letter is slightly there really in relation to what we would call the church middle management when the litter calls clearly believes them there is no concrete offer there is no concrete position that we can distill from it and so the message here is that the pope is telling the world we're sorry what happened is terrible but those who committed these terrible things unless there's further notice we'll get away with it well the letter really pushes very hard in the idea that this should never happen again and that these people should escape punishment rather it's not clear what that punishm

in pittsburgh, the anger visible.aring washington cardinal donald wuerl's named vandalized. wuerl under fire for the grand jury's finding that he protected predator priests when he was bishop of pittsburgh. wuerl insisting the report is not accurate. anguish emory university theology professor dr. susan reynolds heard at sunday mass after the priest's sermon. >> in that moment a father rose to his feet and simply called out how, how do we reform the church? what do we do? tell us how to begin. >> reporter: reynolds is one of 2800 catholics signing an online letter urging american bishops to submit their resignations on mass to the pope as chile's bishops did. notre dame professor kathleen cummings echoed the call for radical change. >> the bishops created this crisis. people who create the crisis aren't going to be the people who are going to lead you out of it. >> our thanks to ann thompson for that report. >> just ahead, goats run wild on the new york city subway. plus the big winners and big moments from last night

pittsburgh has a west wind of 20 miles per hour. . it is 6:01 am on a tuesday. the traffic is doing what? >> it is actually okay. i am just seeing what we can find. i am seeing traffic that is mostly going to be okay. if you drive from antioch, pittsburgh, and you're headed to concord, give yourself a few extra minutes if you can. also, getting there is taking 20 minutes. let's go back to the desk. >>> oakland police are trying to figure out one of its patrol cars. there is a note on the road here, which is where the patrol car was found. police tell us a marked suv was stolen around 1 am and recovered an hour later. . >>> the white ford escape was stolen at 21st and myrtle street in west oakland while police were investigating an assault case. when police tracked down the vehicle an hour and a half later , they found a dog in the backseat. a 31-year-old woman was arrested on auto theft charges in that case. >>> the time that is 6:03 am. we are still following latest developments from london were a car plowed into people. >> the suspect is in his late 20s. he is

think of the church of pittsburgh today is different than the church of pittsburgh that's recounted iny clearly, over the course of the last 30 years, we've been a leader in implementing a number of reforms that were meant to protect children and to respond to victims. >> the bishop of washington, d.c., donald cardinal world, met with the council of priests just hours after the letters release. he's accused of protecting nearly 100 abusive priests during his 18 years and bishop in pittsburgh. he's no longer attending the meeting of families in ireland. he was supposed to give the keynote address in front of the pope. no explanation was given for his cancellation. shannon? >> shannon: bryan llenas, thank you very much. ♪ a rare moment of cooperation despite rising tensions between the u.s. and turkey. that story tops "we are in the world. turkish authorities announcing the arrest of two suspects and connections with the shootings at the american embassy in his temple. a statement from the u.s. nbc crazed the "fast and professional action" of the turkish government and police as well as

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me encuentro a las afueras de la arqu arquidiÓcesis de pittsburgh donde se reunieron para alzar la vozaer justicia a aquellas victimas, el vocero quiso hablar con los activistas pero se negaron porque no quieren tener conversaciones a puertas cerradas. hablamos con una vÍctima y esta es su historia. >>> no hubiera podido vivir conmigo mismo si hubiera permanecido callado, asegura jim uno de los mÁs de mil niÑos quienes denunciar ser vÍctimas de abuso sexual por parte de sacerdotes de la iglesia catÓlica >>> jim seÑala al reverendo paulson como su verdugo. jim alega que tenÍa 16 aÑos cuando comenzaron los abusos hoy tiene 55 y pasaron 37 aÑos para poder encontrar la fuerza y alzar su voz para decir "yo tambiÉn fui vÍctima". >>> esta maÑana otras vÍctimas y familiares se manifestaron a las aro qquidiÓcesis de pennsylvani porque su hermano de 8 aÑos fue violado y se quitÓ la vida a los 37. hoy el papa francisco se pronunciÓ con una carta diciendo que la iglesia debe garantizar (informaciÓn en pantalla): >>> en mientras el portavoz del vaticano gregg burke >>> el papa francisco dicen que e

a spokesman says he was removed before wuerl came to pittsburgh in 1988. and that's true.n 1989, cardinal wuerl authorized a confidential settlement between them and the victims, including a hush agreement, and hired a doctor to lessen the sentence with a statement that the grand jury found blamed the child victim rather than the adult criminal, and the diocese under wuerl epidemic to secure zula's release >> did you ever remove priests? >> that wasn't our process. >> it was the process with father george zurwiss. the diocese was, quote, aware of complaints against zurwiss since 1987. additional complaints were received up to 1995, including when he was in charge. he was reassigned to several parishes. despite all this evidence, a spokesman for wuerl maintains he acted promptly until the case and removed zurwiss. >> if there were allegations, we dealt with them immediately. >> immediately? really? the predatory behavior of one priest dated back to the 1960s. he was shuffled from parish to parish all over the country. in 1991, wuerl approved moving him to las vegas even tho

two fathers of the pittsburgh diocese were two from a group of priests who the grand jury found, quotectured child pornography and, quote, used whips in their sadism. now, a spokesman for wue are" l notes that zula had been removed from his ministry before wue are"ar -- wuerl came to pittsburgh. but in 1989, cardinal wuerl arranged a settlement including a hush agreement and worked to lessen zula's sentence with a statement that, the grand jury found, blamed the child victim. and the diocese helped to secure zula's release. >> did you ever remove priests? >> that wasn't our process. >> it was the process with father george zurwiss. the diocese was, quote, aware of complaints against zurwiss since 1987. additional complaints were received up to 1995, while wue ar -- wuerl was bishop of the diocese. despite all this evidence, a spokesman for wuerl maintains he acted promptly until the case and removed zurwiss. >> if there were allegations, we dealt with them immediately. >> immediately? really? the predatory behavior of one priests dated back to the 1960s. he was shuffled from parish to

matthews where cardinal wuerl presided a gan with a statement addressing the pittsburgh grand. jury repo >> he talked a lot about we and us, but there was very little sense of personal accountability in it. that really stood out and people were disappointed and angry about that. >> i spoke with some of the people who attended noon mass a toda st. matthews cathedral. >> i think he should be removed and step down. just due to the fact that the temperament of the times for this kind of thin >> iaven't made a personal opinion on that number one because i don't know all the facts. i as a layman will not be involvedn knowing all the facts. >> and some peopl t sayt a grand jury report out of pittsburgh is just one side of the sty, and the woul hiklike to hear more from the cardinal. that's the latest from st. matthews dat duro . jim, backyou. >> thanks. >>> outside pittsburgh pressure grows to have cardinal wuerl's name removed from a high school. meone vandalized the school r sign with spray paint over his name. w> and there is still no verdict. e approach the end of a third day of j

. >> more testing of potentially radioactive soil in pittsburgh is being called for. iflt came from the ship yard. tonight they say soil samples were ma any lathed before being sent to the landful in pittsburgh. he wants the navy to conduct a more thorough test at the landfill. police called for more testing near its hunters point crime lab. >> caught on camera pushing her friend off a bridge. >> i never intended to hurt her. >> tonight wear hearing from the teenager who is facing criminal charges. >> paying tribute to the queen of soul. details about when aretha franklin will be late to rest. designed to save you money. wireless network even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots where you need them and the best 4g lte everywhere else. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. and ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your internet. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new smartphone. xfinity mobile. it's simple. easy. aw

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about 84, pittsburgh, 87 in brentwood. the mariners are in town tonight. it will be cool, 66 degrees as the game is wrapping up. have the jacket with you. by 10:00, the temperatures will be dropping into the middle 50s. we'll likely see some coastal drizzle as well. the temperatures fall into the mid to upper 50s as we head into wednesday. we're cool for august. today we stay that way through wednesday. and then warmer air begins to move in. thursday and friday we increase the numbers. by saturday to start off the weekend, you can see away from the coast. we are warm to hot. hitting the century noork begin saturday afternoon. >> now the places like pittsburgh will be in the 80s. >> i love this. the perfect ideal. >>> can you guess what this is? the reason some people in paris are seeing red over >>> the city is launching the poop patrol. five employees will go around quickly with a steam cleaner. the goal is to clean up any waste from people and dogs before the city gets complaints. mayor london breed supports the new effort. she wants to open five new pub

they've hired an outside expert to really take a closer look at how the diocese here in pittsburgh isthis. and more than anything else, also, some of these priests who have been named in these allegations and in some cases convicted on their website. they certainly have taken a step in the right direction. the district attorney tells me they are in contact with the diocese and relaying some of those complaints to them, but the question, will any of these cases actually end up in a court of law? >> polo sandoval, thank you. >>> all right, next, paul manafort's legal team now finding renewed confidence as the jury heads into a third day of deliberations. and the president publicly weighs in on the trial. we'll discuss next. nd told... (harmonica interrupts) ...and told people about geico... (harmonica interrupts) how they could save 15% or more by... (harmonica interrupts) ...by just calling or going online to geico.com. (harmonica interrupts) (sighs and chuckles) sorry, are you gonna... (harmonica interrupts) everytime. geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. sha

from port chicago to pittsburgh we have a west southwest breeze. 51 pittsburgh we have a west southwest breeze. 51 x 52 maday go bay and san francisco. no changes. hazy sunshine with smoky skies for some. 50s, 60s, 70s. in lynden still upper 80s and 90s. inland the temperatures look like they will cool down. let's hope so heading into the weekend. >>> soldiers killed in the korean war finally coming home. coming up in 25 minutes, the work the defense department is beginning to identify the bodies after they arrive in hawaii today. >>> 49ers legend being honored. the memorial service for to dwight clark and who is expected to speak. with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going t

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>> i know the are doing a lot, tomorrow i will be on a call with the university of pittsburgh. >> do they have enough money? >> well, we'll see. i expect we'll discuss funding shortly, but the threats, of course, china, iron, they are real signer threats to us. the chinese are known for tleft, so we have threated comes from everywhere. i can't speak to the extent that they are meddling, but it is a very real problem. >> while i have you both, this has just come out, john brennan's security clearance was revoked by the president, and now 175 more government officials or former government officials have spoken out about this. all of us believe it is critical but we believe equally strongly that former government officials have the right to express their unclassified views on what they see at critical security nation n national interests. our signatures represent a believe that the country will be weakened if there is a political witne witness. and what are your thoughts? >> bravo for them for standing up, and i respect congressman dent because he has stood up for this, but where are th

about a third of the people accused in this report are from the pittsburgh diocese.esignati resignation. do you have any plans to resign? >> it goes back over 70 years, so i think we have to be realistic and say this, this claim goes back over decades and decades. >> reporter: did you ever remove priests quietly to another -- >> that wasn't -- that wasn't our process. >> reporter: in 2007, after wuerl became archbishop of washington, the pittsburgh diocese he led agreed to pay $1.25 million to settle lawsuits filed by 35 abuse survivors. how does it feel knowing children were sexually abused at the hands of priests under your watch? >> well, that's why, if that came to light, we moved to remove that priest. we're very, very sorry this happened. and that's why we've taken the steps to see that it doesn't go on. >> reporter: what are the steps? because i think a lot of victims will say we've heard this before almost more than a decade ago. >> and now we have that charter in place which provides for all kinds of background checks. >> reporter: last month, a man wuerl su

pittsburgh, the heat index even gher around 100 to 105. that's why we have a heat advisory in effect. right on down into parts of southern maryland. the entire part of the eastern shore. hagerstown, martinsburg and winchester, as well. does not inclu frederick or loudon. don't worry about that. still on the hot side. doesn't matterf you're in it or not. heat index close to 100 through most locations. tomorrow into thursday, we'll continue to see that chance of that heat index over 100 degrees and right on through thursday. storms possible thursday and more showers on friday. that will bring down the temperatures considerably. we'll talk about that as we head into the labor day weekend because we're tracking that for you, saturday, sunday and mondto. have some chances in there and i'll let you know how you can be affect. >> doug, thank you. >>> unplanned stuff for passengers today. riders thothht they were o blue line and quickly realized they were but they were going the wrong way. >> adam shaking our head transportation reporter adam tus

a nice forecast. 78 here in pittsburgh. 76 in pittsburgh. over to oakland at 68. along the peninsula, the sun breaking out. 72 in redwood city. up through san francisco, 64 for the embarcadero and 62 in ingleside. marin, sonoma counties another day you will not bring out of the 60s. napa 78 and you're 10 degrees hotter in ukiah, good news for the firefighters on the fire lines for the mendocinoas it's . if you like this weather, i'm confident we'll keep a similar pattern this weekend. i'm watching two different systems that would develop friday and saturday across the west. that's key because it's going to help keep the hot weather pushed well back over texas and parts of the four hendricks. let's get the result of that on the extended forecast. san francisco in the 60s. morning fog, afternoon sunshine. for the interior valleys, low to mid 80s through this weekend. if you want cooler weather, we may own top out at 79 degrees once we hit next metropolitan's forecast. i am really pleased to see this forecast. today i almost put a jacket on. >> it's like fall, like l

one of them is the cardinal associated with pittsburgh, with the pittsburgh bishop ray, -- bishopry, the diocese. he mentioned the report. he was supposed to be the keynote speaker in ireland and was forced to step down. and a chililean prosecutor has w really push the vatican to turn documents concerning sexual abuse in chile. i think it is a bit of a perfect storm. at the very same time, the letter is in relation to what we would call church middle-management, what the letter calls clericalism. there is no can create policy position we can tell from it. brent: the message here is that the pope is telling the world, we are sorry. what happened is terrible. but those who committed these terrible things, unless there is further notice, will get away with it. martin: the letter really push is very hard on the idea that this should never happen again, that these people should not escape punishment. it is not clear what that punishment would be. i think the bigger issue is that -- one of the scandals is most certainly the sexual abuse. this is something that everybody who looks at the st

. >> again, that bmw was purchased on june 1 and found abandoned at a pittsburgh bart station a littlewhile later. police say when they talked to silva about this, he admitted to driving that car, but he did not admit to purchasing it. >> susie, so silva, who was allegedly pretending to be brian egg, who at this point is missing, but the car on june 1 and the body was found in the middle of august. what are police saying about the timing of all of this? >> that is a very good question. all they are telling us is that the last time that neighbors saw brian egg was at the end of may or early in june. they say they are waiting for those results from the medical examiner to make any kind of conclusion here. >> thank you. >>> finally, a measure of justice for a south bay family that lost a daughter in a street racing incident. the collision happened nine years ago. we have more on how the suspect fled the country and tried to hide from the law. >> reporter: it turns out authorities have worked to extradite shannon stephen fox. the menlo police department waited until the last moment to info