pope francis, here meeting children a week ago, has made the protection of minors a .riority his papacy may be judged on whether or not people bills this promise. james reynolds, bbc news in rome. katty: here in america, the democratic and republican presidential hopefuls are busy working for every vote ahead of super tuesday. nearly a dozen states will cast their ballots on tuesday at the end of the polling we may be closer to knowing who the nominees will be hit in the lead up, this race has become very nasty, with personal attacks on the republican side and protests at rallies. the bbc's north america editor jon sopel travel to georgia, one of the states voting tomorrow. it is noisy, macho, and high-octane. it is also aggressive and on compromise in battle. welcome to dirt racing. and if you want some of that in your politics, well, it seems only one person fits the bill. literally every single driver and mechanic we spoke to have the same name on the lips. >> trump. >> trump. jon: who are you supporting? >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> we got to make america great again. jon: t

pope francis time to protect the children and restore the stage faij. >> andinally leonardo di caprio winning his first award for s role in the revenant. he took his moment to talk climate change. let us not take this planet for grant. do i not tyke tonight for grant oovmentd thank i have now. and bree rararn winning in riew room and best supporting actress for her role in the danish imimplet the biggest up self the night. >> and the oscar goes to. mark why lamb for the spy. mark why lance beating out favorite sly stalone. mad max fare rewas the big gold sta tawvmentz the most of any fimominate ood. joe biden came on to in interest diews la georgia to sing the song from hunting grounds and had dz ens i think of survivors of rape on college campus there for a very good cause. and even though she didn't win an oscar, laid disi georgia lady gaga stealing the show with a performance 'til it happens tiewvment the moving moment ending with a standing ovati. this year's oscars were the lowest rated n will years. live in the newsplex. shireen san do vavment 7 news. >> lynn: shireen. thank you

. >> francis and her cousin left a party at the epicenter. >> i thought i was dead at first and i looked up to make sure my cousin was ok. i thought she was dead, too. i never been in nothing like that before. be seen from this window. to these bullet holes left in this wall. police arrested three suspects charged them and are still investigating a motive. >> i hope they do not look at this one event and say this is a reflection of ciaa because it's not. >> james mitchell is upset about this violence. he says despite all the preparation, police cannot control everybody. >> do i prefer having no incidents? i think we all do. >> john works in the building next to the scene of the crime. and he checked out the damage today and says this should be a wake-up call he believes this has nothing to do with the ciaa and everything to do with gun control. the suspect had an ak47. >> i am horrified that anyone may legally own such a weapon or purchase it in the united states unless they are military or police. >> while discussions continue regarding this shooting francis believes attempted murder sh

here's ron francis's take. >> he came to work yesterday and worked hard and became we have to do the things we did the last two days to look for long-term. it's not easy for the players. mark: it's a bizarre site. he made his debut for the blue shirts. he will skate his first game as a ranger as they host the columbus new jackets. he had to explain to his four-year-old son that being traded didn't mean that he was leaving the family. >> it was emotional. i started my career there. a tenant memories leaving behind. -- a ton of memories i'm leaving behind. mark: that was cute. i'm not going without you, little man. and his contract is up. and in theory, he could be back in uniform next year. i don't think so, but it is a possibility. tisha: news continues on steve: >>> several breaking stories tonight. hours away now until super tuesday. the showdown and, tonight, donald trump and the staggering new poll. and the trump rally turning ugly today. the photographer thrown to the ground. plus, the new numbers tonight on hillary clinton. is there a path for bernie >>> also breaking, the scho

pope francis it's time to protect the children, and restore the faith brie larson won best actress -- her first oscar -- for her role in room. in a huge upset, mark rylance beat out sylvester stallone to take home the best supportig actor award for his role in bridge of spies. and alicia vikander won the best supporting actress trophy for her role in 'the danish girl.' finally mad max: fury road picked up six oscars -- the most of any film nominated this year. "till it happens to you, happens to you... though she didnt win an oscar, lady gaga stole the show with happens to you." jenna: fred's back next with a final check of our forecast. stay with us. (fred) the highest totals north and east. tomorrow, expect mostly cloudy skies and a cooler high of 32. the 7-day late wednesday, then a warmup to 63 on sunday and monday. >>> several breaking stories tonight. hours away now until super tuesday. the showdown and, tonight, donald trump and the staggering new poll. and the trump rally turning ugly today. the photographer thrown to the ground. plus, the new numbers tonight on hillary clinto

pell, who is now pope francis' top financial advisor, had a private audience with the pope after he testified. as pell was giving his testimony, a film highlighting the scandal was winning an >> this car amplify the voice we hope will reach the vatican. >> leonardo dicaprio won his first oscar for "the revenant" honored film of the night with six awards.and the so-called "elephant in the room" did not go unnoticed by host chris rock. "i counted at least 15 black people in that montage. i'm here at the academy awards otherwise known as the white people's choice awards. awards.rock was addressing the criticism of the oscar panel for of a lack of diversity in the awards. the academy's membership is made up primarily of white men, and this year, there were no people of color nominated. rock joked that he thought about turning down the hosting gig but decided to host anyway and bring up the issue on the main stage. downtown iowa city tonight. there are 24-restaurants set up at the hotel vetro (vee-troh) trying to win the title of top chef. chef.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore joins us live from

sunday, the top adviser to pope francis said the church has made enormous mistakes in allowing the abuse of thousands of children at the hands of priests. cardinal phelps looked into an inquiry in the 1970s. >> the church has been many places. certainly australia. has marked things up. has let people down. i'm not here to defend the indefensible. >> he testified the video link from rome to the royal commission in sydney. the testimony came just hours before spotlight won best picture at the academy awards. the film highlights the work of journalists at the boston globe, who exposed a ring of pedophile priests and a cover- up by catholic bishops. >>> a political sign stole fren a hotel. appeared at a news conference today. it's the first time he's been seen in public since his january 2nd arrest. north korea said he tried to steal a sign which promote the, quote, the north korean people's love for the system. >> i understand the severity of my crime. and i have no idea what sort of penalty i may face. but i'm begging to the korean people and government for my forgiveness. and i am praying

he's now pope francis's top financial adviser. he did have a private audience with the pope after testifying. >>> a greenville county pastor is accused of a second sex crime against a minor. 63-year-old arthur lehr was charged with prompting a new victim to come forward. lehr is accused of touching a 5-year-old in a sexual manner. >>> testimony resumed in the eryn andrews civil trial in nashville today. andrews is expected to take the stand this week. the sports caster and tv host is suing michael barrett barrett used a peephole from an adjoining room in 2008 to record andrews as she changed clothes. >>> a union county teacher has resigned after a nude photo of her was spread around school by a student. leigh anne arthur was an instructor at the union county career and technology center. a student took her phone while she was out of the room and took pictures of nude photos on the phone. arthur said the picture was on her personal phone which means it's not in violation of any district policy. she has filed a police report against

pope francis it's time to protect the children and resort faith. >> >> reporter: finally six time oscar nominee leonardo di caprio winning his first for the best actor in revenant. plant ford granted. i do not take it nate for granted. >> thank you very much. no surprise brie larson winning west actress for for her role in room. and alisa winning best supporting a aress for her role in danish girl. a and the biggest up self the night. >> and the oscar goes to. mark rye lamp for the spy. markrkhy lance beating out favorite sly stalone. mad max was the big winner of e nate winning six gold statues. the most of any fim nominate oovmentd joe biden came on to introduce lady gaga to sing the song from hunting ground that was best song and had dozens of survivors of rape on college campus there for a very good cause. and even though she didn't win >> >> sna lady gaga stealing t show with a powerful performance of it happens to you. the movie moment ending with a standing ovation. >> this year's oscars were the lowest rated in eight years. >> live in the nawz plex. shireen sandoval. 7 news. >>>

. >> denise: one of pope francis top advisory says the catholic church made enormous mistakes allowing thousands of children to be abused over the years. tina krause has the latest. >> reporter: australian cardinal george pell testified sex abuse and told commissioners in sydney that it is a scandal that the catholic church allows thousands of children to suffer abuse at the hands of priests. >> the church is in many places certainly in australia mucked things up. has let people down and i am not here to defend the indefensible. >> kelly acknowledged he heard a catholic school teacher serial al booze students might be involved in pedophilia activity in the 70s and had no idea how rampant clergy abuse was at the time. >> i must say in those day ifs a priest denied such activity i was strongly inclined to accept the com. >> reporter: about two dozen abuse survivors from australia traveled to italy to hear pell testify. >> let's get actions in place to support with those in the past >> pell, pope francis advisory had an audience with the pope after he testified school tina krause, cbs new

. >> reporter: pope francis not remained silent on the issue pontiff meeting with sex abuse victims on his trip to the us last fall and promising to hold those responsible accountable for their actions. >> god weeps. the sexual abuse of children. >> reporter: pope francis set up commission on sex abuse in 2014 that commission had a private screening of spotlight earlier this month. in rome, amy kellogg, fox news. >> a big day for very deserving philadelphia students. not only did they get to hang out at city hall today, city officials recognized them for their excellence in academics and community service part of 46th annual pal day response poured by lockheed mav tin. they fifty five of strive to help city youth by having philadelphia police officers offer educational and rec programs and some of the city's highest crime neighborhoods. well today 25 pal participants showed actually shadowed city officials to see what a day in the life of city government is like. mayor kenney says the program highlights the good police officers do every sin dell day. >> this is what policing is. it's n

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. >>> one of pope francis his top advisers is the catholic church has made enormous mistakes. thousands of children to be abused. part of that australian inquiry in the child sex abuse in the country. he told commissioners in sydney . it's a scandal the catholic church allowed thousands of children to suffer abuse at the hands of pre-sprayed--priests. >>the catholic church has let people down. indefensible.>>the testimony came just hours before spotlight won best picture at last night's academy awards. it is a real light--a real-life drama about a team of journalists that expose a rate of pedophile priests.>>> caught on camera, is this evidence of a high school fight club? there's an investigation is underway, next. >>> a consumer alert, the growing concern that raleigh people are affected by hackers that hit the irs. >>> mentoring matters. employee time off during the week in order to give back.>>> cool looking clouds to start our sunrise today, hanging out over the city. clouds thinned out and the (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mo

. >> lynn: also, one of pope francis' top advisers making a new admission. >> danielle: and a red light not stopping a dump truck. the driver speeding through the intersection and taking several cars with him. >> phil: all right, the southern half of the u.s. looking mostly clear, andnd for us, we're going the entire forecast in minutes. >> a truckload of trouble heading for a texas intersection and blind siding several drivers in the process. we're talking about a dump truck that slammed into a car, and drove straight through the intersection. >> lynn: several others are caught in its path. and ashley jones has more on the dramat video. >> reporter: it took crews almost eight hours to remove a gravel truck from the bottom of a creek in austin, texas, after cars and plowed into a concrete barrier. the moment of impact, the video showing drivers waiting at a red light when out of nowhere, a red dump truck brels down the street. it pushes the honda through the intersection and slams into other drivers. the truck goioi over the grassy overpass and slammed into a utility pole. people runnin

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tina: pell, who is now pope francis' top financial adviser, had a private audience with the pope after he testified. mollie: thousands of u.s. service personnel have returned from the battlefield with career-ending wounds. but many of them still have a sense of service and a lot of fight left in them. now some of them are putting their skills to work chasing down people who abuse children. it's all part of a non-profit group called her text. -- called protect. the group partners with homeland security investigations to train and place these veterans with law enforcement agencies around the country going after those who sexually exploit children. >> you see groups of children being abused at levels the average american can't fathom. the abuse seems to be getting more documented and worse. mollie: protect says the united states is the world's largest producer of child pornography, and christian says the idea of option. president obama has awarded the nation's highest military honor to a navy seal who participated in a 2012 raid that rescued an american hostage in afghanistan. senior chie

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for the sexual abuse of children. >> reporter: pope francis set up a commission in 2014. that group had a pry mat screening of spotlight earlier this month. amy kellogg, 7 news. >>> coming up next on 7 news at noon. >> this is the wildest, craziest oscars to ever host because we got all this controversy. there's no, no black nominees, you know. and people are like chris you should boycott. chris you should quit you should quit. how come it's only unemployed people tell you to quit >> diana: we are telling youll about the message and everything else oscars. we have it for yo >>> and south florida, so far, so good on this monday afternoon, seeing a lot of sunshine and warm temperature readings already at 79 degrees, 77 in miam your complete forecast is coming up next. >>> and hang glider winds up expect. >>> a long-awaited win for leonardo dicaprioful he finally took home a statue for his win in the revenant. >> christine: and chris rock not wasting any time >> i'm here at the academy awards other wise known as the white@people's choice awards. >> reporter: he delivered one

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. >> pope francis, it's time to protect the children and restore the faith. >> reporter: mad max: fury road was the most honored film of the night walking away with six production awards. >> we are going home with goals.>> reporter: it won -- the running won best acting for leonardo dicaprio and best film. it was we matter dicaprio's is that -- fifth nomination but >> let's not take this planet for granted. i do not take tonight for granted. >>reporter: brie larson won best actress for her role as an addicted mother in room. chris rock was the host. is opening monologue was all about the so white nominees. people's choice awards. >> reporter: the comedian because the drum at every chance he got and the president of the academy echoed his sentiment. >> our audiences are global and rich in diversity and every facet of our industry should be as well. >> reporter: even here on the red carpet where fashion is normally the biggest topic of discussion, diversity was front and center. >> i am here because to disappear and truly make it oscars so white is stupid to me. >> reporter: the night al

. >>> a top advisor to pope francis says the catholic church is made no of thousands of children over centuries. the australian cardinal testified as part of an inquiry into sexual abuse in the catholic church and australia in the 1970s. the cardinal, the vatican treasures said he himself made errors in often believing priests over victims. two dozen abuse survivors travel to rome to hear and testified on video from rome to the royal commission in sydney. >>> a nearly 1-year-old hacking in data breach at the irs is bigger than first realized. the agency says more than 700,000 social security numbers and other sensitive information might have been stolen. hackers use the get transcript program to gain access to the material. an investigation proved that irs prepared tax returns might have been partly to blame. >> we're often our worst and monday -- enemies. we don't use proper passwords or security. >> includes data that could be used to file a false tax return and collect a refund. they are mailing notifications to affected taxpayers. >>> presidential candidates crisscrossing the coun

pell, who is now pope francis' top financial adviser, had a private audience with the pope after he testified. tina kraus, cbs news. a university of virginia student who was detained in north korea is apologizing for trying twenty-one-year-old otto warmbier was presented before the media this morning. he said he wanted the banner as a trophy to give to the mother of a friend. north korea announced in late january that it had arrested the uva undergrad. a massive irs data breach is much realized. hackers were able to get sensitive information using the agency's "get transcript" program, which check their tax history online. jan crawford reports from outside the irs headquarters in washington. : not even virginia based tax attorney, wayne zell, was protected from hackers who he says stole his identity. (sot) (wayne zell hrem05 @ 180902) "somebody was trying to claim a refund using my social security number and i knew something was wrong." the irs's data dump is the latest in a series of disclosures. (gfx1 in) in may 2015, the agency reported cyber criminals accessed some 114,000 taxpayer accoun

. >> pope francis, it is time to protect the children and restore the faith. >> reporter: brie larson won bestk a tross for "room." a huge upset, mark rylance beat out sylvester stallone to take home best supporting actor award. finally, mad max: furry rude picked up six oscars. the most of any film nominated this year. though she didn't win an oscar, lady gaga stole the show with her impassioned rendition of "until it happens to you." that wasn't just a powerful performance, it was a political one as well. vice president joe biden you know, leonardo dicaprio may have had to wait up to two decades to get his oscar. but the other winners in the major acting categories, christa, they were all first-time nominees. >> christa: wow. all right. everybody was happy to see leo get it. sixth time is the charm for him. thank you so much. up next, senator ed markey speaking out against drugs. what he is doing to combat addiction coming up. and a remarkable story. one heart joining two families. hue tragedy helped to save a life comin and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%.

erica morat, commander chili taylor, and lieutenant colonel john francis and major ben tagger, and the neat thing about that is look, that was an inter-agency and joint service team right there who helped put this together and then miss kate keen, miss hanna otler and of course, miss jamie hague. of course, jamie puts her name last, but she's the animus behind us and please join me for a round of applause for the folks that helped put this together. [ applause ] >> and the last one, i want to thank our panelists today. i think they exemplified what we're trying to do here through scholarship. through policy analysis and in some cases, as they admitted, some of their ideas have changed through the process of their research and their scholarship. and so many of you may have a similar experience this year. that's great because it will bring you to even a deeper level of understanding, but thanks for the commitment and thanks for what you've done for this group and whether you realize it or not, we'll have alumni years from now that will look back and this event has opened up different per

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. >>> a top adviser to the pope francis admitted that the church made enormous mistakes by allowing thousands of children to be abused by priests. from rome, we have reports. >> taking the witness stand on the other side of the world, on sunday night cardinal george answered questions by a sex abuse force in sydney. in 1970s to '90, 10s of thousands of children were abu abused by priests. they wanted to know why he didn't do anything to do it. >> he said that he felt too unwell to travel to sydney to confront the commission. that sparked outrage that raised travel expenses to rome for 15 survivors. >> he has to look-- >> i would love him to stand up and say, we didn't handle this well, but we can do better now. we can help the victims now. >> at 11 years old david was abused by his uncle a priest, who has since been convicted of 80 counts of child abuse. he was the first survivor to speak out in 1993. he said that the cardinal knew about him and his abuser. >> he was the bishop then, he had been a family friend. i had known him since i was a child. he was the bishop where i was living. i told

. >>> one of pope francis's adviser ises acknowledged on sunday the catholic church made enormous mistakes in preventing thousands of children from being cardinal george pell testified to an investigative commission in his native usa via video link. in a front row of the conference room were two dozen australian abuse survivors who had traveled across the globe to be on hand for pell's testimony. a significant demonstration of accountability in the church's long-standing abuse saga. tim? >>> all right. thank you very much. if you're traveling today, we have heavy delays in san francisco. we're back after this. >>> good morning, everybody. here's a preview of what's coming up on mornings on fox 11. jennifer bishottu is going to stop by to tell us about the top pieces to have in your spring wardrobe. what you need to add. . >> swim suit mod sell not happy with one -- who appear on the cover this year. we're going to be talking about the criticism. that and a lot more coming up in less than 5 minutes. >> thank you very much. >>> let's get a final look at your forecast before we head over to "

. >>> a top advisor to pope francis admitted the catholic church made enormous mistakes, allowing thousand was children to be raped and abused by priests. the cardinal testified via video link to an australian inquiry. from rome, we have this report. >> taking the witness stand on the other side of the world, on sunday night, cardinal george pell answered questions by a sexual abuse committee in sydney from rome via video link. he was the archbishop from the 1970's to the 1990's, when children were abused by the priests. the commission wants to know whether he knew and why he didn't do anything about it. pell said he was too unwell to travel to australia to face the commission in person, a claim that sparked widespread outrage. in a crowd funding campaign that raised more than $150,000 in a week to cover travel expenses to rome for 15 survivors. >> we're not feeling intimidate or anything. you've got to look at the ones damaged by the clergy. >> i would love to see george pell stand up and say we got this wrong, we didn't handle this well, but we can do better now. we can help the victims

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. >>> a top advisor to pope francis admits the catholic church made mistakes in allowing thousands of children to be sexually assaulted by priests. dozens of abuse survivors traveled from australia to italy to witness the testimony of cardinal george pal who spoke from a room hotel because he is too ill to travel to the commission. >>> president obama will present the medal of honor to a navy seal today. senior chief special warfare operator edward byers is being awarded this for actions while in afghanistan in 2012. he was part of a team that rescued an american civilian being held hostage. he will be the 11th living servicemember to be awarded the medal of honor for actions in afghanistan. out about what the michigan government knew about issues with the water in the city of flint. what newly released emails reveal about when the governor say they issued a red flag. >>> plus today only comes around once every 4 years. the leap day deals that you will centurylink prism tv has all your favorite channels, tons of live sports, and more -- all in crystal-clear hd. watch when and where yo

. >>> one of pope francis's adviser ises acknowledged on sunday the catholic church made enormous mistakes in preventing thousands of children from being abused by priests. cardinal george pell testified to an investigative commission in his native usa via video link. conference room were two dozen australian abuse survivors who had traveled across the globe to be on hand for pell's testimony. a significant demonstration of accountability in the church's long-standing abuse saga. tim? >>> all right. thank you very much. if you're traveling today, we have heavy delays in san francisco. we're back after this. >>> good morning, everybody. here's a preview of what's fox 11. jennifer bishottu is going to stop by to tell us about the top pieces to have in wardrobe. . >> swim suit mod sell not happy with one -- who appear on the cover this year. we're going to be talking about the criticism. that and a lot more coming up in less than 5 . >> thank you very much. >>> let's get a final look at your forecast before we head er to "the today show" on news had. pretty warm temperatures as well. the big

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. >> francis, it's time to protect faith. "the revenant" won for best directing and its star leonardo dicaprio won for best actor. it was his fifth nomination but his first win. >> let us not take this earth for granted. thank you very much. >> brie larson won for "room." and mad max was most honored and walking away with six production awards. chris rock hosted the night. his opening monologue all of the white nominees. people choice awards. >> reporter: the comedian beat the diversity drum every chance he got and the president of the academy echoed his sentiment. >> our audiences are global and rich in diversity and every facet of our industry should be as well. >> reporter: even here on the red carpet where oscar fashion is usually the biggest topic of discussion, diversity was front and center. >> i'm here, because to disappear and truly make it oscar so white is stupid to me >> reporter: the night included visits from r2d2 and lady gaga with a special presentation aimed at sexual violence. chris martinez, cbs news, holly

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host: francis is in tennessee. you are up next. caller: good morning. i want to say this election is typical. jefferson,and thomas adams called him a drunkard and an atheist. they called him a womanizer. all the names that andrew jackson and john adams called names that all the abraham lincoln was called. people called him a guerrilla. they called him stupid. said was a president who in 1920, the president was accused of fathering an illegitimate child. this is not new. if the news media does not want it, all they have to do is stop covering it. just ask policy questions. don't ask these questions about you said about the other candidate. stick the policy. just cover that. instead of this other nonsense that is being thrown at us. here's paul from new york on the end line. good morning. caller: thanks for having me. shouldt that all people money talks. , you wille candidates see disgraceful language. by legionnaires and lobbyists. obviously, america needs a real who talks about the people and their problems. trump, there is no third party candidate. it'

. >> pope francis it's time to protect the children and restore faith. >> reporter: following the top honors the globe tweeted a win for spotlight movie and for tireless pursuit of the truth. sex abuse survivor told the l.a. times the win is validation anda sure way to bring attention to a issue he says still haunts the church. the movie also won for a best original screenplay. we are live in boston nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >>> still ahead on wbz should campus police be armed with semiute matic rifles. >> the local college drawing criticism how you can weigh in today. >> and mbta set to announce deficit. but what does it mean for proposed fare hikes. >> and you are never too old to celebrate your birthday. why a 84 -year-old man is partying like it's his 21st. good morning danielle. >> good morning. so hon our way to the -- so on our way to 60s. clouds build in and i am tracking a couple showers for later on. we will time them out together . and if you were born on this day it's special your birthday is likes a presidential election once every four years leap yearbaby paul was

. >>> and people travel around the world to hear a startling confession from one of pope francis' advisors. >>> and we'll talk with today show's matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from new york as we welcome nbc to the wral family. >>> and we are going to press this peacock button, nbc programming on we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed, plus no interest for 48 months. hurry, ends monday. s likemany kide ssg sce heard aboulvan's teachim,ylns >>alti hithwhatneed kw neatr traffi ain th mni jurswill clg argus in d isregnant frie20 yeag i > taing e wacaras. ce chiefan thentanconcer rkn day kiplac demoredential ndhilary tosh hdo her ales g lid nkcyin temuoninne clintodo ow peesdatrarp ism rts ngo de om d duhe

a top adviser to pope francis has admitted the catholic church made many mistakes allowing children to be raped and abused by priests. it is in relation to a commission hearing in australia. >> reporter: taking the witness stand on the other side of the world, on sunday night cardinal george pell answered questions by a sex abuse commission in sydney from rome via video link. now in charge of the vatican economy, he was a senior priest in his native ballarat and later the arch bishop of nearby melbourne from the 1970s to 90s when tons of children were abused by priests. the commission wants to know whether he knew and why he didn't do anything about it. he said he was too unwell to travel to australia to face the commission in person, a claim that sparked weighed spread outrage in a crowd funding campaign that raised more than $150,000 in a week to cover travel expenses to rome for 15 survivors. >> we're not here to intimidate him or anything, but he has got to look at our faces, the ones who have been damaged by the clergy. >> i would love to see him stand up and say "we got this wron