bishops sunday morning after meeting privately with victims sex abuse some at the hands of priests. afterward a victim s advocacy group labeled the meeting feel good, do nothing. i asked philadelphia s archbishop charles chaput about that claim. first of all it wasn t a publicity stunt. irritated chaput says this pope has put church leaders on notice abuse will not be tolerated and victims are to be treated with compassion. we deeply regret the past. we look to a better future and, you know, people are angry and they want to say we re not doing anything except symbolic things. i understand their anger. i don t know how to get through that. except that we keep trying and we had keep trying. reporter: chaput today was particularly angered by what he views as the broad brush of guilt used by some of the church s critics. he said we must show justice to the vick items but also to the accused priests and to the community. lucy? all right, thank you very much, bruce. bu
hours. a strong storm bringing with its several inches of rain. we have a team tracking the storm for you. kron4 scott rates and charles clifford live on after sticking trees from toppling. we will begin with our chief meteorologist jacqueline. jacqueline: it will enhance rainfall especially. overnight they will kick off and was the wind picks up mainly near the coast on creek 30 mi. per hour gust that will be good enough to take down trees. the rain will go through the morning and into the afternoon. the rain will also be on and off through the week. let s get right to futurecast, you can see dry temperatures as the rain will kick off near the coast line widespread by 7:00 p.m.. and to the afternoon. we re looking at thunderstorms. catherine: scott rates is live from san francisco. worried about hundreds of trouble some ficus trees that could come crashing down in a storm. scott? reporter: the limb structure causing ficus trees to be more vulnerable falling over one we
areas of orange this is showing us where it is really coming down right now. is really causing flooding already in some finding on roadways this morning. we re looking at a really heavy rainfall tend also to the north that will show you this area. the south the sanitarium that is producing some very heavy rain you to see all down the peninsula to berlin and in some sale also looking at really heavy rain. milpitas and cupertino area. reporter: 81 sing very moderate to heavy rainfall. whatever is landing in heavy rain producing heavy rainfall we can see the areas of orange very wet morning out there in the tech a look at the satellite and radar pictures more we got a very intense low pressure and bring in a lot of rain this morning is to continue for a good portion of the day. the session for your morning commute especially leave yourself a little extra time to get to your destination this morning because it will be a tough ride in on all on the air right now. reporter: her
and 100-200000 could die. hello everyone, i m dana perino and this is the daily briefing. the president telling fox news this morning that the worst thing the u.s. could do is relax restrictions too early. and all of a sudden, the virus comes back. the president says he hopes to get some businesses back up and running by easter, just two weeks from now but meantime, cdc dana: this just in, is telling folks in new york, new jersey and connecticut not congresswoman media velasquez to travel in the next 14 days says she has a presumed positive unless absently necessary. case of coronavirus. she said she started feeling we begin with a chief white house correspondent sick yesterday morning with body john roberts was live on the north lawn as we start another aches, a fever and an upset stomach. she said she lost her sense of week. smell and taste but her symptoms good afternoon. the white house message coming are mild. she said she is isolating now yesterday, today and again
thank you so much. mother jones has been huge part of this. i m really flattered and honored. thank you so much. thank everyone for coming. i ll stick around and would love to meet everyone, so if you have time to talk, i will be here. [applause] and no booktv, patrick james expense international relations using themes found in the book lord of the rings. this is about half an hour. and welcome to the scholars circle. the lord of the rings trilogy and its prequel the hobbit have collectively grossed billions of dollars in sales, and now companies are planning to exploit it for think parks, video games, slot machines, other properties. but in the lord of the rings actually act as a means to understand complex politics and international relations? our guest with us today says that it can, and he s recently written a book to just show that. patrick james is a professor at university of southern california. and a director for the center for international studies. th