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california teacher charged with lewd acts against children, goes to court a half hour from now. mark berendt bound and gagged some of the children and took photos. some show cockroaches on the kids faces and mouths, really awful. others showing girls with plastic spoons held to their mouths. police believed they were filled with semen. for the first time a catholic church goes on trial in a priest sex abuse case. jury selection is happening in philadelphia. the monsignor supervised p...

living. they should pay their tithes examine offerings like everybody else. >> i dont think taxpayers should have to pay for that. not for free, anyway. >> reporter: for now the policy remains in a cool district with a unique mix of brain and beauty. gary tuckman, cnn, buffalo, new york. and we continue along here. top of the hour. welcome back, im brooke baldwin. a couple stories. you better check your accounts. dow hits a big milestone today. and protesters shout death to america i...

disorderly disintegration of greece and the european union that causes all of our financial ankments to come unclooued. finally markets get to react to $173 billion bailout deal that was thrashed out. one of the european leaders actually saying theres a reason why the marathon was invented in greece, because thats what they were doing last night, marathon negotiations. greece will stay in the eurozone. it will get the financing it needs to pay its bills in march. a big bond payment due...

When you talk about the momentum of these demonstrations, i mean, the next obvious question is how do they sustain the momentum? youve reported on the lack and the shortage of food and water. how long can they stay out there if they run out of that? >> well, we actually asked a couple of demonstrators how they were coping with the current hardships of the country, and they were saying, look, were borrowing from one another. neighbors are helping neighbors out. one young man we spoke to said in f...

Essentials of life disappearing. whats the situation there? >> well, cairo has turned into a city that few egyptians recognize now. driving around you see most of the shops shuttered closed. others looted, windows broken. this is a difficult situation. you go up to an atm machine and the screen is blank. you cant withdraw money. the banks are closed. a lots of gas stations also shut down for security reasons. others because of the lack of fuel. they dont know when the next tanker is going to arr...