Lawsuits' financial impact on Catholic Church (2:41) Jason Carroll reports on the financial impact of lawsuits alleging sex abuse on the Catholic Church (March 20) PLAY New Yorkers daffy about ducks (2:30) CNN's Jeanne Moos discovers that some New Yorkers get a thrill watching ducklings hatch (March 20) PLAY E-mail accusation hurts restaurant (2:35) CNN's Jeff Flock reports on a restaurant near Detroit, Michigan, that has lost business after an e-mail posted on the Internet alleged employees cheered the September 11 attacks (March 20) PLAY Treating sex offender priests (3:41) CNN's Beth Nissen talks with psychologists who treat priests for sexual disorders (March 20) PLAY Hard life for polygamist's family (3:42) The extended family of convicted polygamist Tom Green, who is serving time in a Utah jail, is struggling to survive without him. CNN's John Vause reports (March 20) PLAY   Scandals will cost Catholic church (2:36) CNNfn's Peter Viles examines the financial and social costs that the U.S. Roman Catholic church will bear as it settles hundreds of sex abuse cases. (March 20) PLAY   Congress grills INS chief over visas (1:52) James Ziglar was taken to task by U.S. lawmakers after the INS sent letters of visa approval for two September 11 hijackers. CNN's Susan Candiotti reports (March 20) PLAY   Hold the beef (1:30) Affiliate WFOR reports on the rollout of a new veggie burger at some Burger King restaurants in Miami, Florida (March 19) PLAY   Holocaust art painful to some (2:38) An art exhibit on the Holocaust at the Jewish Museum in New York is triggering strong emotions. CNN's Maria Hinojosa reports (March 19) PLAY   Husband defends Andrea Yates (3:44) Russell Yates told CNN's Larry King Live that he was shocked when a jury found his wife guilty of drowning their five children (March 19) PLAY