>> paddy sheehan: we were surprised.surprised that there was so much cover-up, you know? so much hidden. so much children, so many abused. you know what i mean? to me, and i would say maybe to the parish, there was too much cover-up, and that was a pity. >> simon: why was there this cover-up? >> polly: they cover it up because the priests were supposed to be perfect. they had an image of what they should be, and they kept to that image rather than the reality. >> martin: how do we pass that sense of strong faith to the coming generations? >> patsy mcgarry: archbishop martin is probably the only senior figure in the catholic church of ireland who has retained or achieved the necessary credibility, where this issue is concerned. >> simon: patsy mcgarry is the religious affairs correspondent for the "irish times." he says other high-ranking figures in the church have been directly tied to the cover-up... >> cardinal sean brady: we must admit that grave errors of judgment were made. >> simon: ...including archbishop martin's

cindy sheehan is her running mate. roseanne barr's name will not on enough ballots in chance ofo have a winning the white house. is not theurity deal it once was for workers. >> we will look at that and what wall street is looking at this bell ath linda bloomberg headquarters. >> good morning. we have the owner of carl's jr. and others becoming public this week. people retiring today will not from social security the way of previous generations .ave run dry in 2033 unless congress acts. to cover the shortfall, future retirees will probably have to taxes while working lower benefits after they retire or combination of .oth how much money you get is based are when youu retire. if you want to see how much your when youmight be retire, if there's a speculator on the social security web site. i will have the link on my as well. if you are tired of seeing baby over your facebook, a remedy. linda bell reporting for abc 7 news. back to you. >> thank you. degrees. >> still ahead, we will explain drivers will have somewhat easie

it's cindy sheehan best known for her protest outside the ranch of former president bush. as of now bar's name will not appear on enough ballots to have a chance of winning the white house. we'll leave that there. >> the weather. >> we had some strong storms that moved earlier this evening. we had severe thunderstorm watch and the warning. >> everything is gone now in terms of the watch and warning but a few lingering showers. not for a whole lot. look outside as we look at 11:15 downtown it's quiet. mostly cloudy skies. the showers hardly hit downtown d.c. but parts of the area did hit quite a bit of rain. look at the temperatures. 98 degrees at reagan national airport. our average for this date 88. the record 102 set back in 18930. our low today was only 0 degrees. the last time it was that mild this time of year this date back in 1989. now, at the airport dew point levels wind out of the south southwest. didn't have to head far out of the district, bethesda about three quarters of an inch of rain at 74 degrees. they had about a half inch of rain earlier in the day. and

sheehan's said she had talked to a friend who was helping her with custody issues, but she wanted toknow my opinion. she was really panicked that she was going to losehxbnoua theo d not work out, but i told her that i was sorry, i am not an attorney, but that is her child, her biological child, but i am not an attorney, so i cannot advise you on that. i was more listening to her. >> did she express anything that she was not a united states citizen but that sheriff mirkarimi is? >> she did not say that to me. >> did she have any concern that she was -- that he was reluctant for were to take theo out of the country? >> yes. >> what did she say about that? >> that they and had an argument about venezuela, and that was kind of an argument they had had. it sounded like if i remember correctly that it was an argument that was ongoing. she would -- he would get really stressed for her to take theo. >> but it was not related in her mind as she was talking to you? >> no. not in that context. >> ok. had to go on a conference call. i was telecommuting today, said this was an between having her

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her running mate is cindy sheehan. bars barr will not appear on enough ballots. the peace and freedom party is based here in california and historically it has had little ballot presence outside of this state. >>> we want to thank some people who are helping raise thousands of dollars for foster children just by liking abc-7 on face book. our new friends including tim from fremont, steve t in san francisco, and ddp from oakland. you can make a difference, too. just like abc-7 news on face book right now and one dollar will be donateed to the abc-7 dream train campaign. >> it was cloudy but the i want away. >> leigh: you can see a difference a day makes. this is looking over the bay. some blue sky returned but we still have a little fog and low cloud inness near the coast, and high definition live doppler hd, that is, live doppler 7hd, picking up some of the low cloudiness right here near point reyes. we'll take you closer and you can see just starting to move into the malin -- marin headlands; all of this will fill back in over night so we'll look for the coast a

one of our producers, jack sheehan, had something to say about him. were a premiere sponsor for the fireflies tour, which raised tons of money for leukemia research. but tony scott taking his own life sunday afternoon out in california. >> let's talk about nbc. they appear to be still in damage control about the quip that won't go away that came out last weekend. if you didn't see it real quick, matt lauer was on the broadcast referring to an olympic rowing tradition, and al roker weighed in himself. take a listen. >> the tradition here in new york is you throw her in the hudson river. congratulations. >> thank you. >> great to see you here in new york. >> which is different than our tradition which is throw one of us under the bus. >> mr. roker! >> mr. roker. it sounds very plausible, but according to an nbc spesperson, she insists that had nothing to do with ann curry. she noted that the phrase is frequently used. they check tapes and found the expression "thrown under the bus" was used 27 times in the last two years. nbc is clearly concerned about

she picked cindy sheehan as her running mate. the mom lost her son in iraq and became famous for staging a protest outside the former president's ranch in crawford texas. >> michael phelps may have got his last gold but he leaves behind quite a legacy. . we will show you future champs in the pool and beyond. >> we have to prevent the threat from its source and the source is iran. >> israel steps up defense. the event that prompted the country to make the move. >> and the countdown to the rover continues. we will go back live to nasa where the excitement is growing over the mars landing. . >>> michael phelps calms it a career with his final gold medal win in the four by 100 relay. while london may be the swimming scene on fond farewell, phelps is inspiring a generation. . >> reporter: 12-year-old sam has olympic blood, both of his grandfathers are former olympic athletics. >> its cool. just to hear their story about what they have done, really cool to see and share. >> reporter: sam's mom said she has encouraged him. >> great if h

sheehan will speak tonight at the party's nomination convention, while barr will speak tomorrow.he party is committed to socialism, deck crazy, feminism, and racial requality. indicate th-l you hear this story. an immigration and sus tomorrow's enforcement agent is facing suspension for doing what many people thought was part of his job. he arrested an illegal immigrant with a string of traffic violations, including driving without a license. he refused orders to then release that suspect after his supervisors decided that the suspect is not considered a priority under the obama administration's new immigration policies. a police spokesman says an american citizen who was arrested on the same charges would have to stay in jail until a judge ordered the release. now alabama senator jeff sessions is demanding answers from ice officials. todd starpbs has this story. great to have you with us. this was an incident out of newark, delaware. this ice agent saw an illegal immigrant driving. give us the back story of what happened here. >> this happened back in march. the ice agents were

do so by electing me and cindy sheehan. we're tougher. we're tougher. >> roseanne barr.f america's best-known tv moms. she's also the peace and freedom party's presidential nominee. that's no joke. roseanne barr. welcome to the show. your first appearance. >> yeah, thanks for having me, it's nice to be here. >> this is a serious thing. i want to read you a quote you said about your political aspirations. you said, i'm not a liar, i'm not a thief, i'm not a whore, i'm not a politician. i think that uniquely qualifies me to be president of the united states. >> i think those are my strengths. >> why are you doing this? some people will think it's a comic ruse. i know that's not the case. you're passionate about this. why have you decided to get engaged properly? >> well, just because i felt that, you know, i was asked to carry the water and carry a message during this election, and to make socialist solutions part of the narrative of this election, because they're being left out, and they work. >> i've been talking earlier in the show with more seamier members of the washi

the sheriff is tom sheehan. >> they are doing only what the church wants them to do and what their leaders tell them to do. >> reporter: their leader and prophet is warren jeffs who's currently in jail for sexually assaulting two underaged girls. but he still leads the polygamous church and issues orders to his followers. the u.s. justice department has recently sued colorado city and the adjacent town of hilldale, utah, alleging, in part, the local police, known as the marshal's office, routinely deny proper protection to those not in the religion. for example, this man, david biasline, was recently kicked out of the church. he says the police stood by as his wife and seven children were taken away from him. >> just about killed me. i just closed my eyes. i felt like my soul was just out there floating around somewhere. >> reporter: then there's this man, isaac whiler. one of 40 brothers and sisters. he left the church eight years ago. >> i got kicked out. they didn't say exactly why. but i imagine it's because i was probably asking questions. >> reporter: ever science whiler got kicked o

that saved this country after the last time wall street blanked us. " barr and running mate cindy sheehanill appear on the ballot in 14 states. >>> new york city is trying something new to tract down criminals and terrorists. we have the story of today's show and tell. >> what looked like a hollywood set for tv show, new york city officials unveiled the latest high-tech tool to combat crime and terrorism. there we're not your mom and pop plim anymore. we are in the next century, leading the pack. >> new york city mayor michael bloomberg talking about the do main awareness system which allows the new york city police to monitor thousands of surveillance cameras and in real time collect and analyze information from relevant data bases. police commissioner ray kelly says the system is versatile. >> the system allows us to connect the dots and tap in detail of crime records, 911 calls videotape foot and more. >> although the system was introduced to the media today it's been in use for six months. in one instance, authorities responded to 911 call about a suspicious package. used the system t

in 2005 we talked with phil donahue about cindy sheehan. >> her positions are radical and they are radical>> what is radical is to send more are americans to die in this war which is a monumental blunder by a president who swagerred us into it. there is a lot of sin to go around here. >> you want to send more people to this war? is that your position? >> if we cut and run out of there like you want to do we would be putting every american in a thousand times more are jeopardy than they are now. >> we are going to cut and run anyway, bill. >> you are cut and run guy and i don't want my family in dangler you want to stay the course, don't you? >> here is what i want to do. i want to give the iraqis a chance to train their army so they can defeat these people who are trying to turn it into a terrorist state. >> you wouldn't is send your to this war, bill.g scenion >> my nephew just enlisted. he is a patriot so don't denigrate his service or i will boot you off the set! >> my nephew is stationed in kentucky. he is a patriot. >> one final moment. my interview with an attorney who was defending

in other cases, we have a voted against loans for argentina sheehan -- argentina in light of their protectionist policies. we have not renewed their awards. those schools are certainly on the table. as these cases unfolds, we will not hesitate to use them. >> as part of its ascension into the tpp negotiations, there were guidelines that allow for implementation to provide test data protection for pharmaceuticals, something that is important to my state, which is the medicine cabinet to the world. this is an important step toward strengthening mexico's ipr regime and to make sure companies complied with their obligations. the mexican government does not intend to provide the protection for biologics. if this is the mexican government's position, it is troubling. this was one of the preconditions for its entry into ipp. -- tpp. does the administration have a position in terms of what the administration intends to do in this regard? >> thank you, mr. chairman. we were pleased that mexico issued a recommendation. we continue to take a closer look at it. on its face, the regulation does not appear to

one of our producers, jack sheehan, had something to say about him. member of rsa films, ridley scott associates, along with his brother. they were a premiere sponsor for the fireflies tour, which raised tons of money for leukemia research. but tony scott taking his own life sunday afternoon out in california. >>> let's talk about nbc. they appear to be still in damage control about the quip that won't go away. the al roker quip that came out last weekend -- throw one of us under the bus. to set it up, if you didn't see it real quick, matt lauer was on the broadcast referring to an olympic rowing tradition, and al roker weighed with a tradition of his own that seemed like a veiled reference to ann curry getting taken off the show. take a listen. >> the tradition here in new york is you throw her in the hudson river. congratulations. >> thank you. >> great to see you here in new york. >> thank you. >> which is different than our tradition which is throw one of us under the bus. that's another story. >> mr. roker! >> mr. roker. >> it's easy to think tha

you just answer the call so this is my problem with cindy sheehan way back when she she was saying herson died in vain and we actually got cross circuit with her camp on that point back then. i feel very strongly about that in these questions are starting to arise as the president was in fort bragg yesterday and said hey the war in iraq is over. that's it and everybody is going so did those guys die in being? what is the outcome in the same questions are being asked about afghanistan. so to my mind, and maybe this ts just a moral copout but i don't think it's possible for an military servicemember to die in vain in service of the nation in that way. c-span: let's throw up another freeze-frame on the screen. i know the marine corps is supposed to go down 175 but look at that. 565, these are the figures we have from the defense department and the army, 305 -- 325 the navy, air force 333,000 in the coast guard up to 43,000. >> guest: that numbers going down. let's throw some numbers out here. so, right now the defense budget that has not been approved as $450 billion. secretary gates offe