going to get that is when you say so just what i'm asking is that within the blackwater was there a hierarchy to convict them of crimes was there someone to tell them this is wrong or iraq's duty or will you just wait for the state department to tell you it's wrong. then and certainly we had internal internal mechanisms for policing our people for. the equipment they're using for equipment countability where they're supposed to be the rules of engagement all the rest but you know as a private company we're not empowered to prosecute a guy i can't incarcerate someone i can't i can't punish them all we could do is fire them or find them but beyond that we don't have the authorities to to do more than that to an individual that is the whole realm of the government all right but you've said that your men wear guards not investigators station to kill and on check the policy and that's from your book that's a direct quote what gave you the right to behave in that way well look they're there they're performing a defensive mission so you know every day between iraq and afghanistan the company did mor

a. hierarchy. when. you have the entire feat. she looks like a fairly simple. people. the real king here isn't the polar bear and ice breakers come second. petition to the arctic can be conducted with the russian nuclear powered fleet of ice breakers . operation. you know the name of. the olympic spirit travels with the flame from its birthplace in greece. joining james brown for an elemental and a big journey around russia and beyond. where i. play. is obviously more for the ladies because it's pink. women wanted to avoid rape they really needed to buy guns environ how to use them i'm. sure this is the one that i want to go with them once again it's the field for women definitely a target of the gun lobby and you don't kill them not want to kill anybody but if somebody would you would just prefer. i know to say more and more if that's really scary marketing tactics which implies that women have some sort of moral obligation to own guns to protect their family and young girls shoot out here too so we do have a pink or. more kids young kids choke on food than are killed

a. hierarchy. the european union likes to think of itself as one of the brighter and fairer parts of the world the european commission report on corruption the first of its kind betrays a very different picture in every single member country there is corruption in some cases on a massive scale so what can the e.u. teach the world. there's a saying when you're. feeling tired feet she looks like a fairly simple shit. people. the real king here is that the polar bear and ice breakers come second. petition to the arctic can be conducted with the russian nuclear powered fleet of ice breakers . operation. sure. very good home. very good. very wise to life and people. bitterness where you put everybody. i just. trailer house over here in san pedro my father was in the service in world war two then i was raised in new mexico where my grandmother was born. rich and powerful clan and in mexico it. four years altogether in arkansas and i put the last twenty years in jail but. i had my first cat when i was thre

a. hierarchy. you know the place. the olympic spirit travels with the flame from its place a great. joy james brown for an elemental and epic journey around russia and beyond. where i suppose to go. we're back now with more from publisher of the plan's journal gerald salon said gerald i want to dive right into right now the feds tapering of asset purchases has brought imbalances to the emerging market it's brought them to light actually why do you think we're starting to have an emerging market crisis today. well what happened was there and you were getting money very cheaply and then you bring it to emerging market you get higher interest rates on it and it's easier to invest that there so it's a hot money is to carry trade so all of this hot money flowed into the emerging markets and now when they announced that tapering that hot money is not going to flow in that's why it's all flowing out and that's why they're losing in the emerging markets there again this thing was pumped up it was you mentioned bernie made off earlier on i mean we could call you know maybe bertie made off an

a. hierarchy. common in washington d.c. . the same time people. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. the g twenty fourteen promises we still are. you still need and you say no way i'm a kevin zero and i'm the last of our limp news team for sochi twenty four take. on ott. this is obviously more for the ladies because it's pink. women wanted to avoid rape they really needed to buy guns environ how to use them i'm. sure this is the one that i want to go away from once again it's the fear of. women a definitely a target of the gun lobby and you don't kill them when the killing many would if somebody would you would piss with her. i'm noticing more and more and that's really scary marketing tactics which implies that women have some sort of moral obligation to guns to protect their family and young girls shoot out here too so we do have a pink or. more kids young kids choke on food than are killed by firearms if being armed made us safer in america we should be the safest nation on earth were clearly not the safest. scandal brewing

a. hierarchy. in ukraine takes the forefront of security conference in munich. what does incitement of chris and the violent street protests have to do with promoting democracy russia's foreign minister himself at the e.u. . view of the rights that have split the country down the middle. east no food nothing to eat or drink to militants are inside as well on the soul of the prophet we want this to stop. visits a starving rebel held palestinian refugee camp in syria that received its first food aid in months after dozens of people have died from hunger. flame goes to the top of europe's highest peak just a stone's throw from its final destination toward brand the. courseware cross country skiers and biathletes will be racing for gold in just a matter of days. this is not international live from our studio center here in moscow where just past eight pm and five pm in munich where europe has been taking a one sided view of the turmoil plaguing ukraine that's the point russia's foreign minister has been hammering home as he addressed a global security forum in the c

a. hierarchy. israeli democracy is truly embracing cyberspace last year the government admitted it paid some students to defend its policies and social networks now it's using facebook direct face to face meetings to ask the public what it wants. explains. there's a new kind of politics blowing through cyberspace the parliaments on facebook and its users are the legislators it's very simple citizens right in the page what they want to change and sometimes even better if they write how and we take the commons and choose and pick a member of parliament. is suitable to that. issue we are doing a lobby a lobby for the citizens with its ears to the ground this user generated democracy is turning citizens into politicians for a long time not a real hive was fed up with the high cost of renting in tel aviv she posted about it her suggestions metamorphosed into a ball to regulate real estate agents fees it's now a vote away from becoming law i think it's definitely a more direct way to the government and t

a. hierarchy. welcome back you're watching the weekly here on our team now just days the brand new adler venue and so on she will play host to the real stars on ice when dozens of top sportsmen and women will compete for olympic gold a real drama on ice with breathtaking sprints false starts and a photo finishes that's what awaits fans and they can count on it say has been checking out the arena. we've just arrived here at the adler skating center this is where the speed skating competitions during the twenty fourteen winter olympic games is going to be taking place now we've been invited inside to actually take a look at the four hundred meters in length the skating rink it's very important that this rink be maintained properly particularly for the skaters and they going to show us how they do that so let's go and see it. as you can see it's spectacular on the outside but the real beauty is how it works on the inside no expense was spared in the creation of the venue at the olympic park and you ca

a. hierarchy. i think the the problem it was a terrible mistake now i'm very sorry to say going to let you get along here is a plot that never had sex with others make their lives let's do a little blood. tests. listen to the m . one the subject. of the. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to. the go to man for all things bitcoin and crypto he's now working for block chain dot info and trace what was reported thank you so much for having me max all right andreas i want to start off actually was something. we heard recently you know these are the big. processor of credit cards on an investor conference call last week the very first question the c.e.o. received was about bitcoin so that's very interesting because we've seen bitcoin is now on the radar of some folks that would naturally be in the crosshairs of potentially being disinter mediated by a bit going to talk about a little bit well it was interesting also because the person who asked the question was an executive at

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[indiscernible] >> you have to have a hierarchy. we have a terrible list of acronyms in the national risk assessment and national resilience planning assumptions. the attempt is to try and delineate risks to security, have them all dealt within one part of whitehall. >> could you give me an example? could you give me an example of where people are thinking -- that clashes with the strategy. we shouldn't do that, because it clashes with the strategy. >> a good example was -- is about balancing interests. these issues about visa discussions, you have to weigh the prosperity agenda with the security agenda and make sure you are making the right decision. in the past, visa decisions were made by the home office -- we now discuss around the table. very important economic relations with this country. the visa restrictions are getting in the way. we reach a decision. in terms of things proposed that fall absolutely counter to the strategy, i'm struggling to think of one. but the visa example is not a bad one where you have a policy issue, w

there's a hierarchy, they'd have to to give something up. and second, it shows we're not yet really color blind because whites could never look around the room and say, whoa, i'm a minority. but that's not how it works. we may aspire to that, but we don't have that reality. c-span: your brothers, nelson and carson, what do they do? [laughter] >> guest: they're writers. tear twins. themson edits -- nelson edits an english-language magazine in taiwan. they both moved to taiwan. nelson married a girl who's from taiwan, and then carson -- well, because they're twinses, twins have a, i think, a special bond, he moved over there too. can so that leaves me, to my shock, the only member of my immediate family residing in the united states. that's -- i'm amazed that my brothers did this, because my brothers were born in detroit, you know? they lived their entire lives here. for them to make this transition, it's not one that i envy. i would not headache a transition. -- make that transition. c-span: you went to university of michigan law school? >> gu

i'm sure that there is a hierarchy in the judicial system that will more than likely be available toss the issue if we need to go further. >> jonathan, you have been following and writing about this scandal from the beginning. this new development of the commit ee -- committee taking to key players to court, how does that strike you and what does it do in terms of how the public perceives this on going scandal? >> to my mind it shows that as the assembly woman was just saying the legislative committee is very, very serious about getting to the bottom of what happened in fort lee. what we are seeing here, though, is a tension between the state legislative committee and the u.s. attorney. we can't forget that there are two investigations going on here, the state and the feds. and to my mind i wonder if bridgett kelly, david wildstein and anyone else high up and implicated in this are hedging bets trying to work out a deal with the feds and therefore not cooperating as fully as assembly woman would like them to, cooperating fully with the state legislative committee. >> today the chairm

we're working together here, we're a team, we're a hierarchy. we're just like the dogs.'s the top dog, who's the alpha male? me. you gotta do what i say when i say it. i mean, if i could fire the entire staff and start from scratch, i would do that too. >> so who wrecked the van? >> well, neil. >> what do you do, just yell at him? >> i don't talk to neil, as a matter of fact. >> why? you don't like him? >> i hate him. he's a [bleep]. he's a--i'll give you $8.50 or $9 worth of work and not a [bleep] penny more and not any more effort. okay? that's neil. >> when he got bit by the dog and was bleeding, were you concerned about him or the dog? >> ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! okay-- >> andrew, i gotta tell you-- your laugh scares the [bleep] out of me. >> because it's a farce. what neil did was reach down and push the dog back, at which point, the dog bit him. >> it sounds like he was just trying to stop the dog from running in the street. >> i was horrified. why--why would you do that? >> as andrew's ranting and raving, neil walks in. instead of andrew using some sort of decorum

about a year with a therapist in los angeles well known in the lesbian community. heriew, there was a hierarchy of heah-- mental health for homosexuals-- all on a scale of coming out, with people hien and closeted, then coming out to close friends and relatives, to an ultite which was i remember her saying that at some point, and thinking, "the woman is crazy. who would ever prefer that everyone know?" and it was very frightening that we would be found out, but at the same time, the feelings were so intense that i didn't seem to have any power over not acting on them. when adults who are gay go back and talk about their attempts to come out to families, these are where families break down. they can tell painful stories how parents wouldn't listen, kept trying to change them, wouldn't give them support, and rejected them. we have friends who came out and found their possessions out on their yard. their parents dispossessed and disowned them. i can remember being terrified of telling my children, and feeling strongly that i had to tell my children. falling in love with connie-- if she and i were

. >> it was creating a hierarchies where the performers would be up there as stars and the people wereas spectators. pete wanted everyone to be equal. my conversion to pete seeger came late and it came through my son. >> he traced him back from tom petty to the byrds to turn, turn, turn. >> everything, turn, turn, turn. >> there is a season, turn, turn, turn. >> and he said, dad, do you know about this guy? he is fantastic. >> he is playing the new folk festival, we have to go. >> pete was 90 at the time. so in 2009, my teenage son and i drove up to the newport folk fest central to see pete seeger, also on the bill. >> joan baez. >> the staples, arlo guthrie, judy collins and rambling jack elliott, to my son it was all new and all wonderful. and i realized that he was right. those folk songs trance agendad time, they dealt with universal human issues and when those artists could not play them anymore they would pass them on. >> and the .. strongest link in the chain, the man who kept the messages alive more than anyone else was pete seeger. >> he carried that music a long, long way. no

a hierarchy i think tuesda insto keeping its business secret. new pope change in the secretive culture of the church. >> while the vatican has responded to the report. it called it distorted and unfair but added that it would stud at this thoroughly and it says that the catholic church is committed to protecting children from abuse. >>> now, jack is from catholic voices a project aimed at improving the church's reputation in the media. it says the u.n. report is full of mistakes. >> hundreds of priests are in prison. millions of pounds of dollars have been paid to tic victims. this is just absolutely untrue. it's incredible that a u.n. report could say this. it brings no credit to u.n. at all. victims have been compensated. the committee, nut commit that had pope francis established in december of last year, was to insure that victims were looked after. because he said, the legal side and the procedural side is all in place and we are leading the fight against child abuse, because as i say there are so many errors in this report and phaefrpbt th

city the more people trust electronic devices the more defenseless they are the fear that has a thousand. hierarchy. the playing. field the big spirit travels with the flame from its place a grease. joint james brown for an elemental and a picture around russia and beyond. where i'd. like. to. have you ever tried to pass on information so earth shattering that you felt of people simply knew everything would change instead of acting on it they chose to bury their heads in the sand that reaction is called willful blindness and this notion occurs all around us every day from something as small as ignoring an extramarital affair to corporate accidents like the b.p. oil spill and even mass atrocities like the rise of the third reich oh my next guest wrote the book on willful blindness her name is margaret heffernan and she's analyzed countless case studies on the human response to truth she joined me earlier and i first asked her to go over the example libby montana where one woman discovered that her town had an eighty times higher mortality rate than anywhere else in the u.s. . that is really one of t

the more people trust electronic devices the more defenseless they are the fear that it is a thousand on. hierarchy. in ukraine takes the forefront at a security conference in munich. which one does inside from an interview recently violent street protests have to do with promoting democracy meanwhile russia's foreign minister hits out of the e.u. over its view of the riots that have split the country right down the middle. east no food nothing to eat or drink some militants are inside as well and the soul of the prophet we want this to stop is it's a starving rebel held palestinian refugee camp in syria that's received his first food aid in months though often dozens died from hunger. and the flame goes to the top of europe's highest peak.

the fear that has a thousand on. hierarchy. in one corner the wall street superhero jami that done in drug goes wild. and in the other corners the evil no good who refused to help bellow long-term capital management always dick the gorilla for move. here to mediate this fight is hank bama paulson well he rescued this state's longball in the wall street jungle with a seven or billion times out the audience shrinks yes the game is rigged. you . might move from one ship to another but what a ship. i was on board the ice breaker fifty years of victory the pride of the russian nuclear fleet for a truly once in a lifetime experience. deliberate flame was traveling to the north pole i was going with. it my stone was telling me to follow the flame i was going to take it as far as i could. see hundred nautical miles of stark beautiful ocean lay between us and the top of the world. well just in case you didn't actually believe we were going to the north pole i think. that eliminates any doubt. it's another historic first for the sochi to

. >> that is one of the repercussions of a privatized sporting hierarchy. e athletes -- a lot of them are fully subsidized by their corporate sponsor when it comes to the basic level of existence. verizon pay for my travel expenses and anything that i needed to live. outside of that, i had no other lifeline to any of the support. there's no government support. my contract mandated the sponsorship i could pursue individually was limited based upon that allegiance to verizon. really, if i wanted to have any economic flexibility, i had to go out and get a job. right now verizon is no longer sponsoring usa luge athletes. many of them now have had to take on additional work hours in addition to being a full-time competitive national athlete. some have joined -- >> what does that involve being a national competitive team athlete? give us the sense of what kind of training you were part of. >> i started as a child at age 11. at that point, in many ways i , myseparated from my family social community outside of the sport. it is a full-time job. you train all summer.

more people trust electronic devices the more defenseless they are the fear that there's a thousand ways hierarchy. no the plane. the olympic spirit travels with the flame from its birthplace in greece. joining james brown for an elemental and a big journey around russia and beyond. where of art to go. is obviously more for the ladies because it's pink. women wanted to avoid rape they really needed to buy guns and burn how to use them i'm. sure this is the one that i want to go with them once again it's the field for women definitely the target of the gun lobby one you don't kill them not one to kill anybody but if somebody would you would just prefer. i know to say more and more is this really scary marketing tactics which implies that women have some sort of moral obligation to own guns to protect their family and young girls shoot out here too so we do have a pink or. more kids young kids choke on food than are killed by firearms if being armed made us safer in america we should be the safest nation on earth were clearly not the safest. the bonce hope of the olympic podium in sochi is in full s

fear that it is a thousand on. hierarchy. and one going or the. drug goes well. and the other corners the evil no good dick who refused to long term capital management always dick. move. here to mediate this fight is hank paulson will he rescue this stage rumble in the wall street jungle with a seven or billion times out the audience shrinks yes the game is rigged. hello and welcome to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lobo is there a new cold war brewing pitting the west against russia what is being called a reset and relations at the start of the obama presidency today is in tatters western media and politicians are determined to betray russia and the worst possible light even to the point of undermining the sochi games what are these new cold warriors hoping to achieve. to cross whether there is a new cold war i'm joined by my guest stephen cohen in new york he is a professor emeritus of russian studies at new york university and author of soviet fates in last alternatives that currently is out in paperback from columbia university press als

sexual innuendo, just the whole kind of non-holy life that i had expected. >> (translated): a large part of the hierarchy is homosexual. certainly, at the top levels of the church, in the curia, many important people such as bishops and archbishops are gay. >> narrator: he is a vatican guide who says he's had relationships with several priests. >> (translated): here in rome, it's very easy to meet a gay priest: on a bus, in a church, and important churches like st. peter's. it's even easier when you go to gay clubs and gay bars. you see them at bars, and then at the altar the following sunday. >> narrator: the world he is describing was captured by reporter carmelo abbate, who began a two-year investigation when a gay friend told him he'd just had sex with a priest. >> (translated): the priest went on to say, "actually, on saturday, there will be a party here in rome in a club in testaccio with me and lots of other priests. we've also booked two escorts from turin, from piemonte, who will be the entertainers at the party. if you like, you're invited. i'd love you to join us." (dance music playing) >> nar

look at in these terms anarchism as a tendency in human development that seeks to identify structures of hierarchy and others that constrain human development. and then it seeks to subject them to very reasonable challenge. justify yourself. demonstrate that you are legitimate and maybe in some special circumstances or conceivably in principle, and if you can't meet that challenge which is the usual case, the structure should be dismantled

a slightly less enthusiastic tone. >> reporter: pope francis' message to the new cardinals was perhaps aimed at the curia, the church hierarchy"whenever a worldly mentality predominates," he said, "the result is rivalry, jealousy, factions." ♪ such feelings are clearly not something from which francis suffers. alan pizzey, cbs news, rome. >> axelrod: later, the conflicting accounts that blocked a medal of honor for this iraq war hero when the "cbs evening news" continues. atrial , an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto. like warfarin, xarelto is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem that doesn't require routine blood monitoring. so jim's not tied to that monitoring routine. [ gps ] proceed to the designated route. not today. [ male announcer ] fo

. >> and quietly with nobody in the business knowing it, they had a private meeting with the nbc hierarchy and jay's manager, and they guaranteed him the show. it was a huge blowup. >> just how pissed off are you? >> would i be angry at jay leno about this? no. would i like to have the show? oh, yes, sure. >> and nbc also calculated that dave is very hard to work with. >> and we have no guests on the show, do we? just jerky activity, don't we? and he did not play ball with them, and jay did, so they felt more comfortable with jay, and jay got the show. >> and his night show debuts may 25th of 1992, the middle of the presidential election campaign. >> all we know for sure is that ross perot has not said anything, and be bush has not done anything, and clinton has not inhaled anything. >> and despite the a-list guests, execution in the early days was an issue. >> yes, it was bumpy, and he had the absolutely unlovely task of following johnny carson's footsteps. >> i bid you a very heartfelt good night. >> there was no way it would be, and oh, then we moved smoothly to jay leno. >> big gun. i

fear that it is a thousand on these hierarchy. of them but politicking joining us now from washington d.c. is the russian ambassador to the united states surrogate keys locked we thank you very much for joining us mr ambassador the obvious first question with the opening ceremonies coming friday night how safe is so she. thank you very much mr king for inviting mean into your shill and it's safe it's safe because we have the taking hold in this measures in order to deny a terrorist that would be terrorist any chance of success and we are going to succeed in that so it's going to be a one the fall. they hide they for a sportsman for a younger generation. hope it's going to be remembered by them and by many other people including your viewers as something very spectacular positive for. there has to be though some concerns with all of the threats with the kurds is previously in the last month or so in moscow how much security is in place. wow result of a security that were put in place and. certainly terrorism as a global phenomenon

he said many pilots work and fly under a strict military hierarchy. the comment was uncovered by our investigative unit and hearings. one of the pilots said he didn't feel he had the authority to abort the landing. many korean pilots are air force veterans deferring to seniority. they have been working to strengthen the pilot training including gatherings intended to make pilots more comfortable with each other. >>> to an nbc bay area followup. pg and e is beefing up security after an attack on a key power station in san jose. it includes putting up opaque walls, more controls, advanced camera systems, lighting and alarms. pg and e says it will plan to outfit all substations this way but right now, the priority is larger substations like the facility in south san jose, that's the same station where someone cut wires and fired gunshots in april. last week we reported that some security experts believe the attack could have been an attempted act of terrorism. >> today a subsidiary won a contract. it's a controversial decision and critics are vowing to f

a bunch of reasons. the people who administered the test say it doesn't predict anything. but it violates what i like to call the hierarchy of the resume. if you were a senior in high school i think employers would ask for your high school grades and if they want to set your s.a.t. scores, fine. if you just graduated employers should check your college grades. your high school stuff shouldn't matter. we had one previous job and maybe the employers check that job in college. once you had two previous jobs, forget about college. leave the s.a.t. out of it. it doesn't matter what you did in college at that point. i don't understand why they are doing this. >> i wish you would have gone farther. >> i could have. >> the sad thing is, i don't think you know what does happen. >> all he knows is the background check. that's the most important 1. >> you have had 35 jobs so it would make sense. >> there are a statute out of limitations on -- statute of limitations. >> what tests would matter? how to talk to a crazy person if are you in customer service. things like that matter more. >> they set up scenarios like actual problem solv

there is a waste hierarchy and their is an importance of recycling. e doing is recovering residual energy. it is fed into a plasma gasi fier where you control the oxygen at a tremendously high temperature. rather than burning because you're controlling the oxygen it converts to an energy gas, the energy component. and at thet up moment what we are doing is putting that into internal combustion engine generators and gas turbines. in the future, we are looking to energies come out cells byne fuel converting that into hydrogen. >> how big can this actually become? to me it makes complete sense. this is what we should be looking at. >> it depends. on an individual project basis you are probably talking about a maximum of 350,000 tons a year. there you are talking about let say 53 megawatts of electricity. once you move on to fuel cells, you are probably talking about and access of 60 or 70 watts -- megawatts of electricity. >> i imagine you are talking to investors, potential governments or councils that would be interested in this. where have you gained t

> really quietly, and with nobody in the business nothing it, they had a meeting, absolutely private meeting, with the nbc hierarchy manager, and they guarantied him the show. and it was a huge blowup. >> just how pissed off are you? >> angry at jay leno about this? no. would i like to have the show? oh, sure. >> nbcs a calculated that jay is very hard to work with. >> we have no guests on the show. >> he didn't play ball with them. and jay was very accommodating. so they felt more comfortable with jay. >> jay leno! >> and jay got the show. >> his "the tonight show" debut is may 25 of 1992. the middle of a presidential election campaign. >> all we know for sure is ross perot hasn't said anything, bush hasn't done anything and clinton hasn't inhaled anything. >> despite a-list guests, execution in the early days is an issue. >> yes, i mean, it was bumpy. he had the absolutely unlovely task of following in johnny carson's footsteps. >> i bid you a very heartfelt good night. >> there's just no way that it was going to be oh, we just move smoothly to jay leno. >> big guns. i'll give you a refund on your ticket. >> i th

and really quietly, and with nobody in the business knowing it, they had a meeting absolutely private meeting with the nbc hierarchy and his manager, and they guaranteed him the show. and it was a huge blow-up. >> just how pissed off are you? >> not angry at jay leno about this? >> no. would i like to have the show? oh, yeah, sure. >> nbc also calculated that dave is very hard to work with. >> and we have no guests on the show, just jerky activity. er. >> and he did not play ball with them, but jay was much more accommodating and so jay did and he got the show. >> reporter: and his debut was may 25th, 1992, the middle of an election campaign. >> we know that ross perot has not said anything, and clinton has not inhaled anything. >> reporter: and the early execution was an issue in the early days. >> yes, it was bumpy and the unlovely task of following in johnny carson's footsteps. >> i bid you a very heartfelt good night. >> and no way to say, oh, and then we moved smoothly to jay leno. >> big gun. i'll give you a refund on the ticket. >> i thought that he was off of the game a little, and he was not as con fi the

a higher ar hierarchy instituti.e francis change the atmosphere in to i change in the secretive culture of the catholic church. simon mcgregor wood, al jazerra, geneva father reese is back with us. boy in, that report there, it was noted that the moving of abusing priests from perish to perish continues. that has to stop, doesn't it? it has to top. >> my response to that is name names. tell us, where and we'll take care of it. we'll remove them. the policy of the holy see. the policy of the church is zero tolerance for abuse anywhere in the world. if it's not being implemented, then we need to know about it, we need to enforce it, we need to do it. but these sweeping allegations, i just -- they are not helpful. the policy is zero tolerance of abuse by priests anywhere in the world. >> -- that's the policy of the church. >> and it can stand by that position because the church and it stated it publicly, the church doesn't believe that it can control the abusive priests. the practices of these priests. the question is,

>> i think you have a select group of people that are in the hierarchy of these committees. they feel they are in the programs. they are consulted. they get more information. the rest of us are left often with very little knowledge of these. many, including congressman sensenbrenner, were surprised with the patriot act. he was a supporter. it is been described as one of the co-authors of the patriot act. he is offended at what they are saying the patriot act means. there needs to be some pushback. it is the fox guarding the hen house. that is why the president cannot really be correct or allowed to do what he is saying. he just goes to hire some more attorneys for the nsa. that is not the way it works. due process requires and at the serial relationship. that is why my nsa reforms would allow you to repeal a court order. if they say give us all your phone records of they should be able to appeal that to a public court, the supreme court. i do not think a secret court should ever be deciding the constitutionality of a fourth amendment case in secret. that goes against everyth

arabs who are somewhere in the middle unpacking you know so it's a religion that affirmatively rejects. racial hierarchy and that's not to say there are races muslims of course if they're human. subject to anything any other human is subject to but that's something that attracted me when i first went there you know i tell you this i wish i knew more about catholicism when i could birth it may not have changed my my opinion or my decision but i've been able to learn more about catholic social teaching love the work of joe and chittister richard rohr these catholic leaders who really it exemplified that that love compassion and progressive value system but at that time i didn't know anything about them and i saw the faith that i grew up in it's mostly rules and and so i was attracted to this message of inclusion of. stand in for justice. and you know in the end it served me well since you know i mean i definitely believe that it offers a personal discipline because there's prayer there's fasting and and then also there's there's there's this is universal value and it's interesting to be a muslim post nine

we look at a system hierarchy. cations where, you know, they present a danger to the public. we will go to those areas first. then we will look at hospitals, nursing homes and so on. then we will move down to businesses and community centers around our local area. we are getting reports that it could potentially be a worse outage for us. we are already at 116 outages in the storm has not happened totally to the east side of the state for us. we could see these numbers increase more than what we have seen in the store that you are referring to. adam: my brother and his family lived in doug ward. do they still have electricity? >> not quite sure. we are out there. we have crews working. tried to get as many customers on as quickly as we can. adam: we wish you the best as you get ready for this major storm. >> thank you. cheryl: down 33 points right now. time for our fox business. let's talk about apple. you have been a big bear on this stock. cara i god joined neil. this is what he had to say. >> i think apple is one