in a statement, father brinkman denied any involvement. the archdiocese says the victim provided a physical description that does not match father brinkman. i'm nikki battiste with cbs news. how are you? >> i'm doing fine. hot i'm going to a meeting. f reporter: we spent three months asking for a formal interview with cardinal dinardo. he never made himself available, so we caught up with him in the hallway during the conference of has. bishops in baltimore last week. are you aware that you have two hiests with credible sexual abuse allegations currently in active ministry in your diocese? >> um... it depends what names you're talking about? >> reporter: father john keller and reverend terence brinkman-- >> he's not a credible one. and terry was never credible. c reporter: are those the two armes going to be on your list of credibly accused priests that you release in january? >> we're working on the list. >> reporter: does the name john g bonte sound familiar? st yes. i would prefer to do this at another time. >> reporter: we've been requ

in a statement father brinkman denied any involvement. saying "i cannot tell you that these events did not take place. but i was not the person who did them to him." and the archdiocese says the victim "provided a physical description that does not match father brinkman." >> nikki battiste with cbs news. how are you? >> i'm doing fine. but i'm going to a meeting. >> reporter: we spent three months asking for a formal interview with cardinal dinardo. he never made himself available. so we caught up with him in the hallway during the conference of u.s. bishops in baltimore last week. are you aware that you have two priests with credible sexual abuse allegations currently in active ministry in your diocese? >> it depends what names you're talking about. >> reporter: father john keller and reverend terrence brinkman -- >> that's not a credible one. and terry was never credible. >> reporter: are those two names going to be on your list of credibly accused priests you that release in january? >> we're working on the list. >> reporter: does the

today father brinkman is a priest at st. john the evangelist. in a statement father brinkman denied any involvement saying "i cannot tell you that these events did not take place. but i was not the person who did them to him." and the archdiocese says the victim "provided a physical description that does not match father brinkman." >> all i wanted for them to say was yes, he did it. and i believe you. >> reporter: elodia flores along with her siblings monica and raymond were all molested by another priest in houston, father lawrence peguero, who died in 2000. after they sued the archdiocese, they met personally with cardinal dinardo. >> we were invited to meet with him, but our attorney felt this would be maybe closure, an opportunity to receive an apology. >> how would you describe his demeanor, raymond? >> he didn't care. >> reporter: cardinal dinardo in a statement told us that he apologized during the meeting. >> did any of you get an apology from cardinal dinardo? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> nikki battiste from cbs news. how are you? >> i'm doi

cheryl brinkman, thank you for joining us. i hope you have a safe bike ride home. >> thank you. >> now we are going to take a look at the forecast. julie, what can we expect? >> a beautiful day for a bike ride home. there is plenty sunshine out there. we will see temperatures on the warm side at least compared to average for this time of year. here is a live look outside over the bay. you see it is a little hazy. we have coastal cloud cover and fog to start. 47 oakland, 50 san francisco, 53 san jose, 43 santa rosa. futurecast is showing we start clear and we end the day clear. there are a few high wispy clouds. sunshine overall is the story. high pressure is firmly in place over the pacific. we have a cut off low to the south not impacting us much. sunny and warm remains the story. what to expect throughout the day and the work week? mostly clear and cool to start today, sunny and warm. we stay warm and dry pretty much all week long. if you are heading out of town or maybe have relatives heading in, no problems of weather rela

brinkman -- mr. brinkley, has he read any books about american foreign policy dealing with dictators in the middle east, like the shah of iran, and then going on boy back to vietnam -- and then all the way back to vietnam, our policies have been to support dictators so that we can get cheap oil and what is the consequences? what have these people done to their own people with our support? guest: i have read many of these books and is in major topic in american foreign policy. i would recommend daniel jÜrgen's book on oil whe)e he outlines what america will do for oil, very clearly. the united states has a long they are pro-american. it is troublesome. there is literature on eac$ and every one of these. the situation in iran is one of the mark -- more famous ones. you can read some -- evok-- some work by many james that covers this in an astute and vigorous way. host: next caller, independent. caller: i read a book about lincoln the talked about him being a lawyer. i forget the name of the vote, but

the fourth circuit reversed after judge brinkman sentenced with the death penalty. i've never accused rob of being involved in this. but the fourth circuit issued an opinion -- of course we have the power of these witnesses being interrogated. they issued an opinion that we had to tell the jury that although you do not have the witness' demeanor. you must approach under the understanding that they were made designed to create elusive testimony from the witness. we didn't know how that was how they were being interrogated. but last year there was a man named moumed katani. and he can't even be prosecuted because of the way he was interrogated. according to the judge in that case, the circumstances designed to elise it truthful statements from him is 160 dwace continual contact only with interrogators. 48 or 50 days with 20-hour interrogations standing naked in front of a female agent with standing result -- insults. with a leash led around the room and forced to perform dog tricks. now that's childs play compared to what happened from what's publically reported to ca

brinkman -- mr. brinkley, has he read any books about american foreign policy dealing with dictators in the middle east, like the shah of iran, and then going on boy back to vietnam -- and then all the way back to vietnam, our policies have been to support dictators so that we can get cheap oil and what is the consequences? what have these people done to their own people with our support? guest: i have read many of these books and is in major topic in american foreign policy. i would recommend daniel jÜrgen's book on oil whe)e he outlines what america will do for oil, very clearly. the united states has a long they are pro-american. it is troublesome. there is literature on eac$ and every one of these. the situation in iran is one of the mark -- more famous ones. you can read some -- evok-- some work by many james that covers this in an astute and vigorous way. host: next caller, independent. caller: i read a book about lincoln the talked about him being a lawyer. i forget the name of the vote, but