on top of betrayal on top of betrayal, isn't it?mean, you got kevin betraying lisa, sabrina betraying lisa. then you have kevin betraying sabrina and ultimate lisa bryn nap betraying kevin. >> yeah, it's a perfect circle. that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. a meeting of tech titans and the leader of india. the warm welcome the prime minister is receiving and the controversy that follows. ==terry//2 shot== thanks for joining us, i'm terry mcsweeney. ==peggy//2 shot== and i'm peggy bunker. ==anim== ==peggy//cu== the prime minister of india has dreams of going digital. tonight, the leader of india met with high tech titans. it's all part ofa whirlwind trip through the silicon valley. ==boxes== and right off the plane, the prime minister was greeted with cheers. but tomorrow, is the big show. nearly 20-thousa

. >> because of the betrayal, what was worst than the betrayal, something i was brought to believe, sinced. it was all a lie. all a lie. >> reporter: mcillmalice in the middle of the civil suit against the archdiocese. criminal charges against an accused priest had been dropped by the d.a., have after their son, sean died from a drug overdose nearly two years ago. they tied his drug abuse to the sexual abuse his family says, that sean endured at the hand of the paris priest. >> his life was cut short, it didn't have to happen. the church would have did what it should have did. >> reporter: watching the celebration for pope francis is painful. >> i have no desire to meet the man. there is nothing he could meet the man that with rectify anything. >> reporter: clergy sex abuse scandal rocked philadelphia with two grand jury reports, naming priests names, detailing abuse, cover up, with the revelation of secret archives. tom kline is mcillmail's attorney in the civil case. >> we cannot put perpetrator in jail but we can hold the church accountable. >> reporter: i asked them in the past two ye

that's betrayal. ♪ >> i have considered telling somebody, telling an adult outside of the ashram, buta of what would happen if i did was just too painful to accept. it was clear that i would not be leaving with my family spshgs if i told someone, i would be pulled out away from my family, and i just didn't think i could do any of it. i didn't want to do any of it. >> when i saw that word rape, it pretty much changed my whole world. >> if you get failed another time, it can just -- it's over. i'm jerry bell the second. and i'm jerry bell the third. i'm like a big bear and he's my little cub. this little guy is non-stop. he's always hanging out with his friends. you've got to be prepared to sit at the edge of your seat and be ready to get up. there's no "deep couch sitting." definitely not good for my back. this is the part i really don't like right here. (doorbell) what's that? a package! it's a swiffer wetjet. it almost feels like it's moving itself. this is kind of fun. that comes from my floor? eww! this is deep couch sitting. [jerry bell iii] deep couch sitting! i'm a senior field

slaves to take place and the horrors that took place for many years thereafter, i think there is a betrayal of these lofty statements that are contained in the forming of this union and the further portrayal happens to be what occurred at every war where african-americans were told he will be free and you will have equal rights and we have riots, murders etc. taking place thereafter. do you think that maybe the next step that's important would be to write the wrong maybe where a lot of folks who are in the confederacy just say that leigh just gave grant his sword and the president of the confederacy etc. or what would be your thoughts on that in terms of next steps? >> thank you very much. that's a very challenging question. so for me it's very important to say that there were multiple political traditions that flowed out of the moment in 1776, so from the moment of the writing of the declaration beside the beginning of an abolition movements that use the language of the declaration to make its case and he saw abolition beginning to move forward in 1780 in pennsylvania massachusetts by 1782

. >> after a season of back stabbing, bed hopping and betrayal, the biggest shocker of the year -- just moment. making out at the white house. now we're grilling kerry washington. >> i saw that you were instagraming pictures of yourself with fitz. >> i don't know much about the new season. >> shonda is no joke. >> no. she keeped all the information under wraps. >> you had a baby. >> i did. we both did around the same time. >> is there a little daycare around shonda land? >> there is not. >> please say her name. >> isabel. really? >> oh dear. is that breaking news? all right. moving on. >> kerry keeping tight lipped about that and her marriage. but never afraid to make a statement with her red carpet style. >> you do step out on the edge a little bit. >> i do. i like to take a fashion risk. at the end of the day some people are going to love it and some are going to hate it. making yourself happy is what matters. >> raising funds by codesigning this bag. >> it has a beautiful gold chain so you can wear it cross body. >> action. >> thursday night on abc catch all the action, drama and of

voters have to decide if the price is too high and whether compromise is betrayal or is it the motor oil that allows the machinery of government, our government, to work at all. i'm ray suarez and that's the inside story. >>> this is al jazeera america, live from new york city. i'm richelle carey, tony harris is on assignment. president obama and vladimir putin publicly clash at the u.n. before their closed-door meeting. accountable for abuse, what pope francis is now saying about anyone who helped cover it up. and why shell is giving up o

it's that betrayal. every one of those customers will know forever. >> who is at fault for letting volkswagen fool customers. we'll talk about that after this. per cent per cent . >> we are talking tonight about volkswagen's emissions cheating scandal and how it backfired on the company and consumers who decided to buy a volkswagen diesel. you may be shocked on the pollution test, but you shouldn't be surprised. mick is a trappings reporter, one of the most promising parks is that the auto maker has been cheating on tests for years. how is this possible that the environmental protection agency did not catch this. >> we don't have the fund and resources to test every vehicle. they test 15% of new vehicles. they ask automakers to self-certify the rest. if the e.p.a. drags a volkswagen into a laboratory and tests them, the defeat device would have detected the test mode and operate differently than it does on the streets. if the e.p.a. and we can get to this, why they dent test everything, the testing would

in is russia's vietnam, with a legacy of disillusionment and betrayal. >> in his apartment.e picks through souvenirs and reminders of his deployment in afghanistan. >> we are the forgotten, we are still forgotten, we fulfil international duty, we did for the mother land what it, as usual ordered us to do. many guys, most of the guys are unhappy because of this war. they drink or are disabled, and the state does not pay attention to any of them. >> there are if you monuments to the war in afghanistan. one in moscow. those that lost loved ones don't need reminders. that man's cousin was shot down in a helicopter. >> he died a slow death, and the boys na got out of the helicopter, they were tortured. his death was a sorrow, that's why i'm against the deployment. in is going to be a second afghanistan. >> critics of the president say vladimir putin misjudged the mood of many as he ups military support for the syrian army. >> the soviet union was a totalitarian state. and our president is copying soviet waste, making decisions personnel for a small number of advisors, after the m

. >> this is about betrayal and vefrpg ens and it is intense. everybody. >> he's going to be cared for as long as necessary. >> understand. >> i'm afraid he knows i can find him. of the >> catherine: decried ming castro valley to people found murdered in their home community in shock and right now police do have a person in custody. kron 4 j. are still alive tonight in castro valley has. has >> j.r.: here we are eight hours after officials originally got on the scene and those crews are still out here this area roped off with yellow tape the sheriff's office off in the distance this after they came out for all welfare check and found two bodies. close >> j.r.: family friend the morning the man and woman were found dead inside this home on monday according

voters have to decide if the price is too high and whether compromise is betrayal or is it the motoril that allows the machinery of government, our government, to work at all. i'm ray suarez and that's the inside story. new york new york 8.4 million people call the city home. >> it's snowing hard in central park and 20 in midtown and snowfall one to two feet and saying we could have snow hour. >> the coldest winter in 81 years and coincides with a grim reality.

for the thousands of protesters who have nightly been outside of the parliament is that this is a betrayal of the pacifist constitution and japanese troops may now be caught up in conflict not to their making. the sub text of this is the fear here in japan that japan should take more responsibility for its own defense given the drawdown of american force that japan should be more assertive when it comes to deploying it's own forces especially given the build up of the military now in china. >> the united states said its defense secretary has spoken to his russian counterpart in serie-a. both have been at odds for years in finding a peaceful solution to the conflict. talks with russia are a positive first step. >> the president believes that the conversation, it was an important next step, and i think hopefully we'l we will it will take place very shortly, and it will help to define some of the different options available to us as we consider the next steps in serie-a. >> president jordan has--roslind jordan has more from washington, d.c. >> ash carter spoke to his russian counter part on f

voters have to decide if the price is too high and whether compromise is betrayal or is it the motoril that allows the machinery of government, our government, to work at all. i'm ray suarez and that's the inside story. >>> leaders of the u.s. and russia discuss the conflict in syria during a first face to face meeting in nearly two years. welcome to al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha. also coming up, taliban fighters launch a major fencive north of afghanistan, and take control of a city. protesters return to the streets of hong kong >>> is there life on mars

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. >> it's betrayal of america. he has strengthened our enemy. >> reporter: even phil robertson of "duck dynasty." >> they call me in as a last resort. >> reporter: ignoring the crowd outside, john kerry now has one more vote than he needs to stop congress from blocking the deal. >> that's the count that matters right now. and if donald trump. and ted cruz and dick cheney want to be the face of the opposition that's their choice. >> reporter: across town hillary clinton backed the agreement but with a threat to use force if iran cheats. >> i will not hesitate to take military action if iran attempts to obtain a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: and on a day when iran's supreme leader again threatened israel's survival, clinton borrowed a tactic from her republican opponents, channeling ronald reagan. >> you remember president reagan's line about the soviets. trust but verify. my approach will be distrust and verify. >> reporter: clinton today also started distancing herself from some of president obama's foreign policy d

the house has worked for generations, really, you don't rely on the minority, that's viewed as a betrayal. now he is free to do that. because what are they going to do? >> almost like a lame duck speaker, and that gives him certain freedoms. >> reporter: exactly. >> i want to bring in another political veteran reporter, that is our david shuster. david there is a lot we could talk about here, where should we begin in is it a question of who is next? is it a question of the state of the republican party? >> i think you begin with the point that mike was eluding to, and that is the dysfunction in washington is only going to harden now, because instead of a established politician, he was faces a caucus that want him to cooperate at all. and if you go back to the beginning of his speakership there was a farm bill that mike and i covered back in 2013 that john boehner couldn't get the republic republicans to pass. >> if you cannot get con census in on the farm bill in the g.o.p. party nonetheless -- >> right. and now this whole issue with planned parenthood, it was clear he did not have contro

if you have experienced betrayal in a relationship, you may think you have gone crazy.alled betrayal trauma. >> last month, hackers revealed data for those on the ashley madison site. newly launched clinic called bloom is offering six months of free online counseling for people who found out their spouses were on that site after the site was exposed by a hacker attack. >>> we're finding out more about the woman killed in the valley fire. up next, the medical condition that kept her from escaping the flames. >> reporter: we are he a live at lower lake high school -- we're live at lower lake high school where several people will be returning homes to check on their pets and livestock. we'll have a live report. >>> good morning. we're looking at a lot of slow traffic and right now, the south bay seems to be one of the worse spots but not to forget the bay bridge. it's still very slow trying to get into san francisco. >>> some sun out there. a few clouds. it's on the cool side today. tomorrow, though, maybe some rain for lake county but even points south. more on that -- co

slaves to take place and the horrors that took place for many years thereafter, i think there is a betrayal of these lofty statements that are contained in the forming of this union and the further portrayal happens to be what occurred at every war where african-americans were told he will be free and you will have equal rights and we have riots, murders etc. taking place thereafter. do you think that maybe the next step that's important would be to write the wrong maybe where a lot of folks who are in the confederacy just say that leigh just gave grant his sword and the president of the confederacy etc. or what would be your thoughts on that in terms of next steps? >> thank you very much. that's a very challenging question. so for me it's very important to say that there were multiple political traditions that flowed out of the moment in 1776, so from the moment of the writing of the declaration beside the beginning of an abolition movements that use the language of the declaration to make its case and he saw abolition beginning to move forward in 1780 in pennsylvania massachusetts by 1782

and cost the lives of more than 14,000 troop, this was russia's vietnam with d disillusionment and betrayal talks about deployment in afghanistan, bitter how his comrades have been treated. >> translator: we were forgotten and still forgotten and fulfilled our international duty and did for the mother land what it as usual had ordered us to do, as patriots we fulfilled our duty and many guys, most of the guys are now unhappy because of the war and they are drink or disabled and the state doesn't pay attention to any of them. >> reporter: there are few monuments to the war in afghanistan, just one in the hole of moscow. those who lost loved ones in the conflict don't need reminders. her cousin was shot down in his helicopter. >> translator: he died a slow death and the boys who got out of the helicopter were tortured and his death was a great sorrow oa and why i'm against the deployment, very much against and this is going to be a second afghanistan. >> reporter: critics of the president says putin miss judged the mood of many in the country as he ups military support for the syrian army. >>

they haven't been hurt a bit by the images that have be been, you know, shown repeatedly, and the betrayal of police as if it just paints us all with one brush. it's got to hurt a little bit. >> reporter: does that hurt you? >> yeah, sure it does. >> reporter: in 2008, philadelphia recruited 357 new officers. last year that number dropped by nearly half to 190. across the country, major cities, like new york and los angeles, have seen a significant drop in the number of applicants. rookie officers michelle kustro and jessica miskossky say they joined the philadelphia police to make a difference. but didn't you see the-- the images on tv? you're always going to see a story of a disrupt cop or somebody who did something they shouldn't have, but there are so many good cops out here and that kind of goes unspoken sometimes. >> reporter: and it's the good cops who commissioner ramsey says deserve more attention. >> they should hold their head high. they should be proud of what they do because what they they do makes a difference. it makes a huge difference. >> reporter: when comes to recruiting

position, because there were members in his caucus who saw compromise of any sort as -- as weakness, or betrayal, and when you have divided government, when you have a democracy, compromise is necessary, and i think speaker boehner sometimes had difficulty persuading members of his caucus of that. hopefully they have learned some lessons from 2011, the last time that they sought to introduce a non-budget item into the budget discussions, at that time it was obamacare, and they were going to shut down the government for that purpose. it ended up really hurting the economy, slowing it down, and caused a lot of hardship and a lot of problems for a lot of people, because it turns out actually government provides a lot of vital services. our military provides protection, our agencies keep our air clean and our water clean, and, you know, our -- our -- you know, people every single day are helping to respond to emergencies, and helping families get social security checks, and helping them, you know, deal with an ailing parent, and when you insist that unless i get my way on this one particular issue,

. >> there were members in his caucus who saw compromise of any sort as weakness or betrayal and when you have divided government, when you have a democracy, compromise is necessary. >> that's how the presidencys it. not how boehner's critics see it and with boehner pushed out, leaders of the anti establishment are quite happy including the republican party's new chief disruptor. >> do people like him on a personal basis? anybody? you know, we want to see, we want to see the job being done properly. >> mr. trump showing trademark grace as speaker boehner resigned there. jackie, you were in the room after this surprising shocking decision. he told colleagues first and you asked him who he told first and he said he called his wife and she had a one-word answer. >> good. she said good. you can't imagine what people's families go through with this, something else entirely but speaker boehner had enough at this point. he planned to throw in the towel last cycle but when eric cantor lost his race he decided to stay on. the continuing friction with the tea party caucus or freedom caucus deci

periods of time to one word themes but the period that we -- the word we used for that period was "betrayal." because it seemed that after the victories of the civil war, a lot of the decisions of the supreme court from 1876 to about 1936, seemed to slide back from the gains that has been made in the constitution, and it was a period in which the supreme court held that women did not have equal constitutional rights under the constitution. it denied -- one of the cases we really rail against is a case called bradwell versus illinois, which was a case involving an illinois rule that forbade women -- at least married women -- from becoming lawyers. issue i see some people shaking their heads in disgust here. we're totally with you on that. the supreme court completely failed to address the fact that equal protection of the laws means you can't make a distinction that is explicitly based on categories of people. now, what misled them a lot -- you see this throughout the period of hoyt -- they confused their own social understandings of good policy with what the constitution must say. and the t

this was russia's vietnam with its legacy of disillusionment and betrayal. alexander sokolov picks through souvenirs, bitter how his comrades have been treated. >> we were forgotten. we fulfilled our international duty. we did for the motherland what it, as usual, ordered us to do. most of the guys are now un' because of this war. they drink or they're sick or disabled, and the state does not pay attention to any of them. >> there are few monuments in the war to afghanistan. just one in for moscow. many who lost loved ones in the conflict don't need reminders. >> he decide a slow death. the boys were tortured. his death was a great sorrow. that's why i'm so against the deployment. very much against. this is going to be a second afghanistan. >> critics of the president said that putin has misjudged the mood of many in the country as he ups military support for the military army. >> the soviet union was a totalitarian state. and our president is copying soviet ways and makes decisions personally over a small number of advisers so there is a high probability of

. >> also betrayal from one of hollywood's hottest couples. shocking thing that one of ryan reynolds oldest friends tried to do to him and blake live lee. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> good morning to you. you are watching "fox and friend first on this tuesday. thank you so much for joining us. i am heather childers. >> you made it through monday. >> i am ainsley air part. thank you for waking up early with us. in a few hours pope frances arri -- pope francis arrives for the first time. >> with his holy visit comes major concerns, though, as he arrives in washington, d.c. as far as security. >> the scope of this security operation is kind of tough to get his head around. it is the largist operation ever. >> they are worried terrorists are trying to impersonate police officers an firefighters in order to launch an attack in the u.s. this is not tied to the pope's visit nor credible threats against the pope. this goes to show

it's betrayal of u.s. hostages. he left them behind. it's betrayal of america.ur enemy. the whole premise of this thing, it's wrong. we're negotiating with the bag doshese number one state ponsor of terrorism. [inaudible] >> obama never even clenched a fist against a wicked regime here anti-semiticism and holocaust denial is official, and state sanction torture and killing of women just because they're women. well, stoning, amputations, those things that are just national policy. and what has changed? nothing has really changed except hillary clinton. back then she insisted iran that iran is seeking nukes. but now she says, that's ok. she spins faster than one of those thousands of iranian centrifuges. the blood of u.s. soldiers is on the ayatollah's hands and we dare shake that hand in negotiations? our sons and daughters sacrificed in iraq -- still in iraq -- and they're there to disempower the extremists in their neighboring crazy land iran. yet the white flag was waved at the table in these negotiations because obama had a distinguishy objective to start wit

. >> it's hard to describe that kind of betrayal.nce in my life where i felt that betrayed. you know, somebody that i had known and trusted for so long to do something like that to my daughter. i mean, couldn't he realize how he was hurting her, her trust and, you know, faith in him as a person? it was just devastating. >> investigators ran the criminal history for mr. sawhill and found that he was a registered sex offender. the sexual abuse conviction in st. louis county involved a 13-year-old girl. >> he was in prison after he met kenny joe, and he kept telling us it was for marijuana charges, and we knew that that's what he did for a living. >> i never questioned that because it sounded like pretty reasonable thing that would have happened to him. how do you know these things? they don't wear it on their sleeve or it's not written on their forehead. i'm a molester. >> mr. sawhell was charged with two counts of sodomy in the first degree. he was released on $50,000 bond and a court date was set for his appearance. caitlyn griffin h

." >> i think that there's a sense of betrayal for a lot of people who really worshiped atticus and did accept him not just as a character but as a symbol. maybe in addition, some many of us came to the book as younger readers. is was one of the first serious book is loved and still love and it's lard to mesh those two kinds of knowledge and then look in hindsight at mockingbird and think, what are we supposed to make of it now? one thing i tend to think about is the different age of the point of view character, which is to say, in mockingbird, scout is young and looking at her father through the point of view of a girl, and she does see it more simply and the older scout is looking through the point of view as an adult, and it's more nuanced. i don't actually think that atticus seems mortal all that much in mockingbird. one shot their dog is dead in the street. he can do anything. and gregory peck, you know, who harper lee called yummy, certainly adds to that way we view atticus, and it is hard to wrap our new knowledge with the old knowledge. >> well, speaking of "go set a watchman,"

we have a shocking betrayal here, do you see this guy, ryan reynolds.ks to his friend, a friend he has had for 25 years. what that friend reportedly did just hours after ryan's baby was born. >> wow. >>> planes, trains, automobiles one of my favorite movies. we are screaming because it is the last day of summer. we are also screaming. >> well. >> the bows children. >> they wanted to scream on their way out. that was good, kids. they are screaming because they are excited they get to meet the pope on saturday. >> they are screaming with excitement. >> if you you want to scream, get it off your chest, let it go, come to fourth and market we will be here until 10:00 o'clock. >>> by the way, scream queens is a new show on fox, premiere is tonight at 8:00. >> it does. >>> well to day pope francis begins his first visit to the u.s., his first stop, will be in washington d.c. where he is scheduled to meet with president obama and a trust congress during his vice that it will be tomorrow. >> yes. >> arriving later this afternoon. >> melony, is what the feeling

and then there was sarah palin, who ignoring the fine points, called the deal with iran, a betrayal of america. >> of course obama's deal is insane to anyone but iranian regime sympathizers. our sons and daughters sacrificed in iraq, still in iraq, and they're there to disempower the extremists in their neighboring crazy land, iran, yet the white flag was waved at the table in these negotiations, because obama had a squishy objective to start with. only in an orwellian-obama world, full of sprinkly fairy dust, blown from atop his unicorn, as he's peeking through a really pretty pink kaleidoscope would he ever see victory or safety for mork or israel in this treaty. this treaty will not bring peace. you don't reward terrorism, you kill it! >> nominated by john mccain and the republican party for vice president of the united states so recently. joined now by dana milbank, david corn, and joy reid up in new york. a great new book, it was my honor to blurb it. we'll have a whole big discussion about this book in a couple days. because it's a very important book. you amazed me with your dis

in a further betrayal happens to be what has occurred in every war were african-americans were told youill be free. you will have equal rights essentially and we have riots, murders etc. taking place thereafter. do you think that maybe the next step that's important would be to right the wrong maybe wear a lot of folks who are in the confederacy just think we just gave grant his sword and that was it. he wasn't president of the confederacy etc. and your thoughts on that? >> thank you very much. that's a very challenging question. for me it's very important to say that there were multiple political traditions that flowed out of the moments of 1776. so from the moment of the writing of the duration he saw the beginning of an abolition movement that use the language of the decoration to make its case. he filed a motion -- a motion to move forward massachusetts by 1782. in the south you have in the not-too-distant future the invention of the cotton gin which entrenches slavery up until the point of the it invention of the cotton gin it was reasonable for people to believe as george washingt

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position because there were members and his caucus who sought compromise of any sort as weakness or betrayale government for that purpose. ended up hurting the economy and slowing it down. it cost a lot of hardship for a lot of people. it turns out government provides a lot of vital services. military provides protection , agencies keep our air cleaner and water cleaned and people every single day are hoping to respond to emergencies to help get social security checks to help them deal with an ailing parent. when you insist lsi get my way on this issue, i will shut down all those services and by the way of these hard-working people without paychecks. that doesn't just church the economy in the abstract and hurts families and as i recall not good for the reputation of the republican party either. hopefully some lessons will be drawn i expect we will continue to have significant fights around issues of planned parenthood and issues like immigration. but perhaps the visit by the holy father to congress may have changed hearts and minds i know speaker boehner was deeply moved by his encounter wi

this was russia's vietnam, with it's legsy of disillusionment and betrayal. >> . >> alexandar picks through souvenirs and reminders of his deployment, bitter about his comrades have been treated. >> we were forgotten. we are still forgotten. we fulfilled our duty. we did for the mother land what it as usual has ordered us to do, as patriots we fulfilled our duty, many guys most of the guys are now unhappy because of this war. they drink or they are sick or disabled and the state does not pay attention to any of them. >> there are few monuments to the war in afghanistan, just one in the whole of moscow. those that lost loved ones don't need reminders. valentin's cousin was shot down in his helicopter. he die add slow death. and the boys who got out of the helicopter, they were tortured, his death was a great sorrow, and that is why i am so against the deployment, very much against. this is going to be a second afghanistan. >> critics of the president says putin has miss judged the mood of many in the country as the military support for the syrian army. >> our president is copying soviet ways

point of view as a consumer that would somehow mitigate your ainge irand frustration and sense of betrayalell, i'll tell you, to be fair we'll wait to see how this all shakes out. we're going to see what the fix is and how that affects the performance of the vehicle, miles per gallon of the vehicle. and the overall drivability of the vehicle. and hopefully, along with that you get them to pass the emissions. if it fails to deliver the performance, the miles per gallon advertised when i bought it, we've got a problem, not just with me but probably with 48200, 482,000 other. deirdre: you would consider joining a class-action lawsuit? >> no. i would consider them taking them on myself, because i'm not in this to get anybody else any funds. i just want to be reimbursed for lost funds over a course of time, mathematically that, i'm out, as a customer. this is not the vehicle, if that is the case, it would not be the vehicle that i purchased. i researched and i was told i was purchasing. deirdre: fair enough. robert, point well-made. thank you so much for the time. we wish you luck. >> thank you

we are stunned by this betrayal of trust that was uncovered by our organization. we appreciate the da's work to bring him to justice. >> no comment. i'm sorry. >> it's a shock to the whole firefighting community. >> i have no comment. >> belmar-merrick has new safeguard of controls. it's seeking restitution from brad rider, who is facing up to 25 years in prison. jennifer mclogan, cbs 2 news. >>> now to new information. the death of a baby newborn girl in the bronx has been ruled a homicide. the infant's body was found in the courtyard of a university heights apartment building, her umbilical cord still attached. the medical examiner said she died of multiple blunt force injuries. investigators believe the baby was tossed from a 7-floor window. tonight her mother is being treated at the hospital. police have questioned both parents but so far no arrests have been made. >>> in new jersey, the bergen county prosecutor says the man who sexually assaulted two women in palisade park is now under arrest. investigators picked up man well tam -- manual tamay. he's now sch

she felt inside herself that was a betrayal of her god. >> i would not have put her in jail because when you have to coerce someone and they're resisting you by a religious belief incarceration is frivolous. i would have ordered from day one you have no say in the issuance of marriage listens, and this office, xyz office will now issue marriage licenses for same-sex couples and opposite sex couples in this county. her conscience is clean, she's not in jail and people can get married with the same ease as everybody else. they don't have to go through this show or litigation. >> this show is happening only in this one place, but this issue is real and alive today and many other places, including nine alabama counties, where they're not issuing any marriage licenses because judge roy moore, because same sorts of arguments because the same sorts of arguments we had during integration in the '50s, they're the exact same arguments made in the exact same way under the exact same umbrellas, under the exact same guise, using religion as our guide there, they are absolutely by the same playbook. >

also for the thousands of protesters who have nightly been outside the parliament is this will a betrayal of the japan passivist constitution and they'll be caught up in conflict not of their own making working alongside their allies in different parts of the world. the subtext, obviously, is the fear here in japan that japan should take more responsibility for its own defense given the drawdown of american forces. japan should be more assertive when it comes to deploys it's own forces, especially gin the build up of the military now in china. >>> the united states says its defense secretary is speaking with his russian counterpart about the military situation in syria. both countries have been at odds for her years over how to find a solution to the conflict. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry says talks with russia are a positive first step. >> the president believes that a conversation is an important next step, and i think hopefully will take place very shortly. it will help to define some of the different options that are available to us as we consider next steps in syria. >> ros

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