el tiempo no ha pasado o al menos eso parece que ocurre para el alcalde de san blÁs.os pasos a ritmo de banda. y alcalde toma la cabeza de la bien joven. se resiste y luego sede y el alcalde la besa en la boca. en febrero pasado se hizo famoso, cuando bailÓ con una mujer que le levantÓ el vestido, frente a todo el pueblo. . >>> organizaciones para la defensa de mujeres dicen que la yin no estÁ capacitado para gobernar. >>> estÁ violando los derechos al propio cuerpo de las mujeres. >>> el alcalde no ha hecho comentario sobre el beso a la joven cuando levantÓ el ves feudotido de la mujer, ofreciÓ disculpas. no harÍa un acto que pueda ser un abuso contra las mujeres. >>> hombres necios ex acusan a la mujer sinrazÓn figura fundamental en el derecho de las mujeres. segÚn la organizaciÓn feministas el hospitalestigamiento es el delito que mÁs hacen contra las mujeres y el que menos se castiga. >>> dijo que cuando gobernÓ robÓ pero solo poquito. >>> robÉ poquito, porque estaba bien pobre mÁs grave dice esta activista. si las mujeres se sintieron agredidas no tendrÁn justici

i'm very glad you're here and bla, bela, bla. i've got plans. >> are you kidding?not kidding. don't call me too. >> is this real? >> interesting you should ask, gail. we were quiet suspicious as well. he's actually an actor, director based in l.a. and in fact when we went and talked to him, it's not real. everyone in this video is an actor. there's a reason he put it together as well. to shine the light on all us kids we kind of assume our parents have nothing to do and have no life without us and if we show up they'll stop everything they've got. so it's just a funny video to say look guys mom has a life too. maybe you should check. >> thanks so much for joining us. that's going to do it for rtm. we'll see you next time. >>> see the moment he found out he was wrong. why this one definitely is the catch of the day. >> holy cow. that is amazing. >> remember thriller mom who danced away stress as her husband battled cancer. >> she did give birth to a healthy baby boy. >> now the whole family is here with another great update.

who do you think you are, you're a music guy, bla bla bla.i did to get away from that was moved to united states. >> who hired you first? >> cbs brand new ono in miami. >> many women with us tonight have had the procedure. many have wound up on poegzopposeing side of abortion. >> i went back to canada to host morning show then back to cbs december '92. worked as a reporter became chief medical correspondent and chief white house correspondent, anchor of sunday evening news. >> why did you go from cbs to cnn? >> they made a bunch of changes and decided katie coursic been better. >> you go to cnn, like a witness protection over there. then you come to fox, the big dog. >> yes. >> final thing, your mom would be very proud of you. she died when? >> in 2010. >> how did your mother process your success? >> she was just very happy that i actually did something with my life. >> that you weren't in prison. same thing with me. when i go back they go how come you're not in jail. >> the last thing she said to me how come you weren't a doctor? i'm kidding

i agree that no one should die as a result of a rough ride, bla, bla, bla. let me just say this about the criticism of the police officers. yes, whatever they -- if they did anything criminal, then yes, please prosecute them. but please do not paint all police officers with a broad brush. i have a 22-year-old son. he's in college now, but he grow up in new york between manhattan and brooklyn. he's never been stopped once by a police officer in new york city. never been arrested. never been frisked. never been thrown against a wall. nothing. and i think it's because of the manner in which i and his father taught him to conduct himself in public. i'm sorry, but the world receives you in the manner in which you present yourself. if you want to be respected as a young man, present yourself to the world like a young man. if you want to be thought of as thug, present yourself that way and that's how the world is going to receive you. that doesn't mean -- >> i've got to leave it there, cheryl. thank you so much. you've been terrific. >> thank you. >>> ladies and ge

you give her the speech, you don't know what those are, bla, bla.he said i might want to take a couple, you say that's stupid. you see her trying to sell these pills. long story short, she takes a couple or you think she does. you tell the deputy because you're thinking this girl just took a couple pills, you're concerned. and then the whole strip search thing goes on, she swallows them. you left out the whole part where you're on the phone where you're telling your husband two different names of whose pills they are. i had to listen to an hour's worth of phone calls that you made that day. >> i figured it was in the report because i told them exactly what happened. she wanted to take them. >> you were trying to find out what they were? >> right. i didn't have a problem with jessica. just that one day we had an argument. >> after a few more minutes of questioning, deputy gray has a clearer picture of what happened. >> i think what happened is the female inmate that ingested the pills wasn't well liked. when she was hustling these pills, she was prob

ethic disclosures, >> the scenario, that comes up with nonprofits let's see if someone sees something, bla tent and makes a complaint to the ethics, commission, is that another rout for something that is egregious then? >> yes these are charities, 501 c 4's, that are unions trade associations those would not be exempt, those can participate in candidate elections, they do. we're talking about charities, where you make a donation, and write it off as a tax deduction, you cannot do that as a 501 c four or trade or union for that matter. would you like more explanation on that >> no i still don't think i agree with it

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15 more years at least and he would encourage you to support this and also he is happy to accept the bla recommendations for review. >> could you give us your report, please? >> yes, mr. chairman, supervisor tang, on the page 7 of our report, we report that according to the recreation and park department, the public lease with glen wood nursery school was not competitively bid and the reasons are stated on age 7 of our report. and on page at the bottom of page 8 of our report we know that under the proposed lease the nursery school will pay net of rent credits and estimated rent to the recreational park department over a 15 year term of the lease of $452,360 and that is shown in table two on page nine of our report. >> and our recommendations on the bottom of page nine and recommend that you append it to resolve it stating that the board of supervisors finds competitively bidding the subject lease to be impractical or not fees able due to the reasons noted in our report section waiting for the competitive bid for the property and also stated on page 2, lines 23, 25 of the proposed regula

ethic disclosures, >> the scenario, that comes up with nonprofits let's see if someone sees something, bla tent and makes a complaint to the ethics, commission, is that another rout for something that is egregious then? >> yes these are charities, 501 c 4's, that are unions trade associations those would not be exempt, those can participate in candidate elections, they do. we're talking about charities, where you make a donation, and write it off as a tax deduction, you cannot do that as a 501 c four or trade or union for that matter. would you like more explanation on that >> no i still don't think i agree with it. >> okay, member communication, are members, communications, with shareholders of an organization, this includes union members, employees of a corporation, this is for advocating, for or against election or defeat of a candidate, the final thing is persuasion polls, these are push polls, that is the shorthand these are are defined of surveys, telephone surveys 30 days prior to an election where it seems, the various criteria, can be confusing, the point of the poll is not so muc

does this so-called blas familiar knee needme need to be defended. >> it is the veto power those that are violent want to exert. we can't have veto power. the measure of freedom is not by those who are able to be kind and compassionate. the new york times had an op ed after charlie hebdo saying liberal societies are measured the abilities for those of us to with stand offense. why should muslims be given a past. as a muslim i am horrified. as an american muslim i am unbelievably horrified. we don't know the identity of who did this but looking at the tweets of some of the isis supporters that were supporting horrifically this event that declared allegiance to isis this was done as part of an islam patriotic movement. >> you said liberty requires freedom to offend and call for and exercise restraint. i want to talk about the keynote speaker there. a politician by the name of kurt willeder. they have been or is now on al qaeda's hit list wanted dead or alive. why do extremists consider him so offensive? >> to protect the ability of people to express themselves and what they wish. he and

tterbladder wins -- sepp bla wins the election as head of fifa. speaker dennis hester indicted. the targets he dodged in banking law. hastert indicted. i am scarlet fu, here with alix steel. we want to start with humana, because that is what is moving. there was speculation that cigna might be a potential to acquire, and humana was exploring its sale after it was approached by cigna. this comes as

bla blatter is black in the driving seat, alex. the question will be, what happens next? >> reporter: hello, natalie. welcome to zurich. picturesque part. in the hills above it where the multimillion dollar state of the art building phone as fifa house is, world headquarters, one built under sepp blatter's watch. now he will be in charge for another four years, from the age of 79, elected. re-elected for a fifth term in office. as i speak you might occasionally catch a glimpse of the black tinted windowed luxury cars taking the fifa executive committee members in for a meeting that starts in less than half an hour. that should be interesting. many of the people will have voted for sepp blatteren yesterday's election. but many will not have done certainly the uefa president would not have done. and the question now is will sepp blatter take out being challenged son some one like the head of europe's governing body. there is a suggestion he could threaten europe with having fewer places for their countries at future world cups. will be a very interesting meeting. then after

tterbladder wins -- sepp bla wins the election as head of fifa. scarlet: former house speaker dennis hester indicted. the targets he dodged in banking law. hastert indicted. i am scarlet fu, here with alix steel. we want to start with humana, because that is what is moving. there was speculation that cigna might be a potential to acquire, and humana was exploring its sale after it was approached by cigna. this comes as overall we are looking at these kinds of stocks , insurance companies, wanting to look for scale, cost-cutting. we have not seen this in the drug space, like with cvs. is this potentially the beginning? scarlet: when you look at how the overall health care sector is doing, it is the best performing in the s&p 500. the move is similar to what we saw in humana, except the game -- games and not held overall. it is back down to losing 0.3%. alix: a negative gdp revision. we did see the dow jones industrial average below it 60 day moving average. we are seeing it downhill triple digits. mike mckee sent this to us in terms of looking at t

one of the most potent symbols in the fight called itself the black liberation army, the bla an outgrowthops was their specialty. and so they did, 42 years ago today when new jersey state troopers stopped a car carrying joanne tesamar and two accomplices. although accounts vary, the man with a rap sheet with ten indictment, is believed to have fired the first shot in an up close fire fight. when it was over, one trooper lay dead. another wounded. testifying in her own defense at the trial known as another name she insisted she had been trying to get out of the car with her hands up. after her conviction for murder, she was sentenced to life. two years later in a twisted version of robin hood, a gang her friends managed to break her out of prison with help from the army's network. she went underground for five years and in 1984 surfaced in cuba where she remains. by then, she radiated the dark glamour of fearless celebrity fugitive. accordingly, the f.b.i. added her to its most wanted list. the first woman ever to attain such status. every now and then, she writes a self-quiteious book or

in the adult group, a particularly aggressive form of brain cancer is called a blas toe ma.nly can't make any definty tyitive comments about his treatment and prognosis necessarily. >> he had a clean bill of health quote, unquote. is there such a thing with brain cancer? >> i think that provided the original stage he was diagnosed, if he had clean margins with the surgical excision. we know that again certain brain cancers can be very aggressive. five year survival is roughly 33% 33%. we do know these cancered eds can reoccur. >> good morning guys. today we are going to see some scattered showers and storms make their way from the great lakes into the northeast. we have rain moving through cleveland and southeastern parts of michigan. we have flood watches through indiana, ohio parts of southeastern michigan again. it's mostly because of the heavier rain that we're seeing with these downpours. most of southern pennsylvania and northwestern new jersey we could see storms develop later on today. oklahoma sunny, texas is mainly sunny. tomorrow our risk pushes into the northern

blaed brady:you didn't do anything wrong, bud. i could go on. there's plenty in the report to make you believe tom brady knew they were underinflating these balls. >> the problem i have with the report is it's all circumstantial evidence no eyewitness testimony, in controvertible evidence tom brady underinflated footballs. you have football managers alleged promise of shoes and autographed footballs. >> tom brady won't turn over his own text, why? >> has he a right of self-incrimination. >> see! there you go. why? you played football. you played football with tom brady. why isn't he turning over his text? >> i think there's perhaps something he's not willing to reveal. we talk about circumstantial evidence. aaron hernandez is going to spend a long time in jail based on circumstantial evidence. while tom brady, there is no smoking gun that directly links him to the underinflation of footballs, it seems from this wells report that he at least knew what was going on and approved those activities. >> do you believe -- i wan to make it clear, chad, d

s -- fifae president tter denounces bla a campaign to force them out of office. by the department of justice in the united states and they say more are on the way. australia just out with its latest inflation data. rosendex showed inflation 0.3% from the previous month. that is far below the expectation and goal of inflation. we are getting that rate decision coming out of rba tomorrow. australian dollar is at .76 u.s. dollars. defended its claim to disputed islands and set it to threaten their other countries. the u.s., meanwhile, try to mobilize against china but avoided inflammatory rhetoric. keeping an eye of the discussions here. it looks like cooler heads prevailed. heads may beler publicly, but i have been reading a lot of analysis of these talks and there are some that saying that because they ratcheted back that it is more tense than before. they don't want to make a miscalculation here and say the wrong thing. definitely over the last year tension has been ramped up. we have seen what china has done on a number of these reefs in the south china sea. 80%

he said, all these people, getting benefits, blah blah bla h. i said, let's stop and think for a second. you have got a young boy, he grows up in an environment or he hears gunshots, he doesn't want to leave his house. we had a case in cincinnati where a neighborhood was so dangerous that kids and did not want to leave. when he gets to school, he needs somebody on drugs. -- he meets somebody on drugs. he doesn't know who his family is. he has no role models. do we take that person and do we say, they are not worth paying attention to? do we take that person and say god knows that we can get them on their feet, who knows what the potential is? maybe they will cure cancer. there is no loss of human beings. in our prisons, if we have bad people, we will lock them up forever. but if you want to work your way out, and be a productive member of society, you can. and so, i think everybody is concerned about this. whenever and for reelection as governor, this is what i talked to republicans about. i didn't talk about obama or hillary, i talked about wha