battalion yorkshire regiment, lance corporal peter eustace, second time the rivals, lieutenant david boyce and corporal richard scanlon both from the queens guard, and private thomas lake from first the time the prince of wales royal regiment. they were all courageous soldiers held in highest regard by their comrades. we owe them a great debt of gratitude for their service and for their sacrifice and was and our condolences to the families and their friends. i'm sure the whole house want to join in entry to alan king who said that after crutches battle with cancer. user popular contingency in be serving nearly 20 years before entering politics, he was a scout and continues to be a great advocate for sport not least of his chairmanship of the all party parliamentary football group which grew to be one of the largest and house under his stewardship. we send our deepest sympathies to his wife and to his family and to all his constituents. he will be missed by members on all sides of this house. this morning i had meetings with ministers in college and others. and in addition to duties in this

the yorkshire regiment, lance corporal peter eustace from 2nd battalion the rifles, lieutenant david boyce and lance corporal richard scanlon, both from the queen's dragoon guards, and private thomas lake from 1st battalion the princess of wales's royal regiment. s, he was a scout and continues to be a great advocate for sport not least of his chairmanship of the all party parliamentary football group which grew to be one of the largest and house under his stewardship. we send our deepest sympathies to his wife and to his family and to all his constituents. he will be missed by members on all sides of this house. this morning i had meetings with ministers in college and others. and in addition to duties in this house i shall have further such meetings today. >> can i join the prime minister in those words and tribute our brave soldiers as we could given their lives in service to our country. all our thoughts should go out to the families drinks a difficult time. will mr. speaker the proposal from the unique this time next week will cause -- [inaudible] does the prime minister like me think

the yorkshire regiment, lance corporal peter eustace from 2nd battalion the rifles, lieutenant david boyce and lance corporal richard scanlon, both from the queen's dragoon guards, and private thomas lake from 1st battalion the princess of wales's royal regiment. corporal richard scanlon both from the queens guard, and private thomas lake from first the ti the prince of wales royal regiment. they were all courageous soldiers held in highest regard by their comrades. we owe them a great debt of gratitude for their service and for their sacrifice and was and our condolences to the families and their friends. i'm sure the whole house want to join in entry alan king who said that after crutches battle with cancer. user popular contingency in be serving nearly 20 years before entering politics, he was a scout and continues to be a great advocate for sport not least of his chairmanship of the all party parliamentary football group which grew to be one of the largest and house under his stewardship. we send our deepest sympathies to his wife and to his family and to all his constituents. he will

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taped between bernie fine who is the man who was accused of molesting now potentially three young boyceconversation between his wife and the first of those boys, now nearly a 40-year-old man, which i believe we have the sound bite don't we, andrew? okay. here it is. >> go to a place where there's gay boys. find yourself a gay boy, you know, get your rocks off, have it be over with. >> yeah. >> you know, he needs a -- that mail companionship that i can't give him. he is not interested in me and me vice versa. >> what do you make of this, keith. >> laurie fine is maintaining that this tape has been doctored. if it hasn't been, then what you have is rare insight into just how toxic child sexual abuse can be. and how people who look quite normal can be engaged in it. here's a woman with her head in the sand if things are what they seem to be, literally allowing her husband to continue sexually abusing a boy. why? i don't know. did she like the money from his basketball salary? i don't know. but the bottom line is it's going to be very tough to argue, hey those aren't my words and i didn't m

. >>> a miami judge has returned a $100 million judgment against a priest accused of abusing boyce. >>> a prominent conservation group has officially declared african's black rhino extinct. they say poaching has driven other rhino sub species to the brink of distinction. >>> officials in spain are closely monitoring the eruption of an under-water volcano because of potentially harmful gases. one person has been sickened. >>> wall street will kick off. the dow opens at 11,893 after rising 112 points yesterday. the s&p gained 10 points. the nasdaq up 3. overseas, nikkei added 13 points. the hang seng climbed 173. >>> signs of progress in europe and recovery at home led wall street to a moderate recovery thursday. italy secured a low interest in their $7 billion loan sending the yield on italian bonds below 7%. the crisis level may spike to wednesday. >>> relief came from italy's president saying silvio berlusconi will step down soon. >>> in greece, a day after talks broke down over a new government, a senior banker was named prime minister. lifting the street ace gloom, u.s. unemploymen

he is accused of molesting eight boyce. he never commented.ut the church found the allegations credible and defrocked him in 2006. he's never had a criminal trial. that's his apartment. you can see the red light. we see his head bopping around. we'll try and see if he will come to the door. mr. barmeci? mr. barmeci? >> he would not answer the door. >> i want the church to put out information about where these individuals live and to bring these priests back in to a place where they are safe, safe for themselves and safe for the communities. >> unfortunately, they've never been convicted. they're private citizens so they're free to move about and live where they want to. >> reporter: todd tamberg is the spokesman for the los angeles archdiocese. could the church have done more to get convictions when you look back at it? >> when we took priests out of ministry for allegations, we sent them to treatment. and in some cases, they were reassigned to other duties. >> reporter: let me stop you for a second, though. i'm wondering if the church as a wh

his former offensive coordinator jerry sun dusky is accused of molesting at least eight young boyce. a ninth victim could come forward today. coach paterno found out about the allegations and told his superiors but allegedly never went to police. >>> this morning, the son of medial mogul rupert murdoch says he was not told the whole truth about the phone hacking scandal. james murdoch answered more tough questions about the scandal this morning during his second appearance before parliament in just four months. lawmakers say an e-mail sent to murdoch may prove the phone hacking at the "news of the world" went further than murdoch's company admits. murdoch insists he was blind sided by the scandal saying people working below him at the company kept him in the dark. >> we're all humbled by it and trying to improve the business to make sure that these things don't happen again because they are something that i'm very sorry about. >> reporters at ne"news of the world" are accused of hacking into phones belonging to celebrities. the royal family and even hacking into the cell phone of a y

running against democratic congressman keith ellison of minnesota congressman ellison is a muslim so boyce cleric a campaign ad drenched in so much islamophobia and eight even you tube play it saying that a volatile violates their policy on just busting on turns to work. congressman ellison swore an oath to uphold the constitution on a qur'an the koran says christians and jews are infidels the koran says christians are blessed beamers who should have their hands and feet cut off and that they should be crucified and killed do you really want someone representing you who swears an oath on a koran a book that undermines our constitution and says you should be killed i'm curious boy clear and i approve this message. it was so odd i was jefferson's bible koran by the way clearly voice clearly knows nothing about is long and that's a very. crazy alert the next evolution peasants in stockholm sweden are now frequent travelers on the underground metro card in metro officials the pigeons stand calmly at the platform and wait for the subway train for arrive when it does they get on travel one stop

are personnel to rules voice at all but rather crude copies using computer programs such as possible boyce mask through which you can buy put twenty dollars and you can replicate anybody's voice and you can solutions move towards something going to get better during that you had never even brought up in court there were other evidence for example so much of the alleged evidence which was found addictive was computed with the agents out there to get used against them in court what it is again an american g eight american government never had access to victims computer because books or books computer or the first day is. the first day oh here's the rest and fallon was taken back in actually it's and it was brothers possessions. computer so the american government never had any access to his computer so again there's a lot of evidence which americans have presented in court which actually baseless and unfortunately the defense attorneys we haven't addressed any of his points all right thank you very much for your input daniel aslan author and journalist thanks for joining us thank you. with t

another to remove the voice at all but rather crude copies using computer programs such as for example boyce mask pro would you can buy put twenty dollars and you can replicate anybody's voice and make it absolutely move towards something about the events and during that you have never even brought up in court there of the evidence for example such as the alleged evidence which was one of the attributes computer with the agent's not going to get used against them in court well that evidence again in american da american government never had access to books computer because books or books computer or the first day is. the first day of his arrest in thailand was taken back and actually it's and blues brothers possessions to rebuild has big books computer so the american government never had any access to his computer so he had there's a lot of evidence which americans have presented in court which actually baseless and unfortunately the defense attorneys never addressed any of his points all right thank you very much for your input daniel aslan author and journalist thanks for joining us and h

transit as both the youngest and the only girl of her generation a month boyce have been her grandfather starting. as such she inherited the disproportion share of tribune company stock a considerable fortune. bypassing eleanor roosevelt, best room, clare boothe luce, dorky sitcom emily post, and every other prominent american woman of that 191st, with her patrimony, her own attainment and her latest accolade quote, cissy patterson, nobody closer eleanor, is probably the most powerful woman in america. it added, and perhaps the most hated. so cissy patterson was as i said the daughter of chicago, and she was born in 1881, and as a woman born in the late 19th century, she had no expectation of getting a job or of going into the family business at the tribune. and so she did what young heiresses typically good at the turn of the 20th century, and she made one of the events fashionable so-called international matches. in her case, with a very handsome but sort of a dubious count who wasn't at the poll indiana. and his ancestral states are in the ukraine. she had been warned by her family th

sandusky is charged with sexually assaulting eight boyce over a 15-year period.old told his mother that he was forced to shower with the coach. sandusky was never charged. what's worse, it didn't stop there. in 2002, a graduate student witnessed him sexually assault a 10-year-old. he did not stop the alleged rape or report it to police. he instead told coach paterno, who advised him to bring the matter up with school officials. yet no justice was served. please were not call in, and no one attempted to learn the identity of the child. this is not a sports story. this is a moral failure. these families deserve justice, and it took a shameful act in 2009 to bring it forward. joining me now is amy warden, a reporter from "the philadelphia inquirer" covering this from the beginning. she has a front-page story, and wendy murphy, former prosecutor and child advocate. she's written an editorial writing it's about institutional cover-up, not football. wendy, how come it took so long for an accused predator to be brought to justice. let me show this on the screen before y

the consul general was with the three boyce, and they put derek on the phone, and he called me on the seconds. they weren't being treated that well, but they weren't treating them badly, they weren't being tortured. they moved them from one jail to another, i don't know the correct terminology, one confinement, but they kept them away from the other prisoners, and the three boys were housed together. >> joy, i know you said you only had 90 seconds to speak to the son. obviously the first concern will be about how are they? what's their well-being like and of course how they're being treated. did you have a chance to ask him, what was he thinks? what got him caught up? i asked him if he did anything wrong, and he said no, of course not. he did not do anything wrong, neither did his friends. they just were there to see what was happening. so, you know i -- i am assuming he was there to see what was happening, but i asked him if he was on the roofs of any building, and he said no, they were not on any roofs. and in the video i saw -- >> have you set up another time to speak to him again?

he is accused of molesting eight boyce. he never commented. but the church found the allegations credible and defrocked him in 2006. he's never had a criminal trial. that's his apartment. you can see the red light. we see his head bopping around. we'll try and see if he will come to the door. mr. barmeci? mr. barmeci? >> he would not answer the door. >> i want the church to put out information about where these individuals live and to bring these priests back in to a place where they are safe, safe for themselves and safe for the communities. >> unfortunately, they've never been convicted. they're private citizens so they're free to move about and live where they want to. >> reporter: todd tamberg is the spokesman for the los angeles archdiocese. could the church have done more to get convictions when you look back at it? >> when we took priests out of ministry for allegations, we sent them to treatment. and in some cases, they were reassigned to other duties. >> reporter: let me stop you for a second, though. i'm wondering if the church as a

one in every six boyce, according to researchers, is sexually abused before age 18.often victims lock the pain away and never get the help they need. that's why the group one in six exists. to let men know they're not alone. that it's not their fault and that it can happen to practically anyone including a three-time winner of the tour de france. greg lemond was the first american to ever win the tour back in 1986, but he carried with him a secret, sexual abuse that he says he suffered at the hands of a family friend when he was just 12 years old. now lee monday is on the board of one in six, committed to helping others like him. he described to me what he went through. >> actually, i would sleep in my room as a guest and stay over probably every couple weeks, come visit and at one point, you know, he -- while i was asleep, sexually abused me and it was something that was really confusing. really confusing. >> have you ever confronted him? >> i couldn't figure out where he was. of course, i hired an investigator and about three minutes later he gave me the address. a

. >> san ducky is charged with molesting eight boyce over 15 years. >>> the white house says says itconsider a cal to president poem's health care law. it has scheduled an unusual five hours of argument. a decision expected by next summer. >>> tough moment for republican candor herman cain. interviewed by the milwaukee journal sentinel, he said he disagreed with president obama on libya but stumbled when he tried to say why. >> uh, no, that's a different one. i got to go back. got a lot of stuff twirling around in my head. >> cain said later he was trying toing the gaer his thoughts at the time. >>> a televised political debate in lebanon got slightly out of hand. two politicians discussing the syrian situation began trading insults and more. >> that's what it looks like during the break on our broadcasts sometimes. >> those are the magic moments that we hide. >> the tv crew apparently got things back under control. no word of any injuries. >>,,,, >> this weather report sponsored by daisy brand sour cream, a dollop of daisy makes recipes naturally delicious. >> the u.s. government is

at a lunch afterwards i met both his passionate mike boyce and head of the human rights department department and they sent me we want more involvement with ngos, and panel which has ngo status. and they suggested that if i was thinking of sending someone to observe the trial, and someone like belarus which is a frightening thing to do, to go to court somewhere like that, that we could liaise with the foreign office and you put us in touch with ambassadors and high commissioners. we set about a quite effective system so that if somebody was, i remember there was a trial in belarus in particular. i asked someone from the committee from the pinky me to go and observe the trial. the got a lot of help from the ambassador in minsk was just very fortunate because actually it was a very unpleasant scene. the court was cleared by the kgb. and we also did things like to work talks every year on the future of turkey's application to join the e.u. and we did a lot of monitoring of human rights in turkey, and would take part in those talks at the foreign office each year and give lists of things like all