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catholic university, carnegie melon, harvard law school. it's not clear exactly what their injuries are. it's simply they are under investigation. they haven't been cited for anything specific. >> the problem here in part is due process. because the -- what the schools are being asked to do is implement enforcement regimes that deny, for example, explicitly the ability of accused students to answer the accuser, face-to-face. and in some cases, even their lawyers are not allowed into the proceedings. >> yeah. it's the due process of the queen of hearts, sentence first, verdict afterwards. really is. and they're dumbing down the idea of due process, and i think because you've got justice behind it, universities are going to go along with this for a long time. >> okay. very, very dangerous. when we come back, tea party candidates taking a hit, in some republican primaries this week. is the movement fading or is the gop establishment just getting smarter? when jake and i first set out on our own, we ate anything. but in time you realize the bet

small private schools like pennsylvania, and catholic university of america, in washington, d.c. d ivy league universities harvard, princeton, and dartmouth. the pent gone says rotherred cases of sexual assault in the military increased by 50% last year. that's a spike of 1600 cases from 2012. somewhere made more troops willing to speak up against violence, rosalyn jordan has more. >> the pentagon has announced that more than 5,000 people file a sexual assault complaint with the military in 2013. that's a 50% increase from 2012, but the military says this isn't a sign of any sort of sex is wall assault crime wave, rather than members of the military feel that they can trust the system, to actually prosecute these allegations. now, out of the more than 5,000 complaints that were filed, just 838 people found themselves going before a court marshal to answer for the charges, and about 140 people found themselves administratively punished or discharged from the military. that might seem like a small number of cases but the military says that it has to follow military justice rules. so

small colleges, and catholic universities and large schools like ohio state and the university of michigan at ann arbor. >> appearing on the list means that the schools are facing an investigation, not that laws have been broken. it came two days after greater transparentsy has been promised. >> no man has a right ever to raise his hand to a woman. it is assault if they do. >> the white house released a series of public service announcements as well. >> we have a big problem, we need your hech. >> it's called sexual assault. it has to stop. >> we have to stop it. >> if she doesn't consent, or if she can't consent. it's rape. it's assault. >> it's a crime, it's wrong. >> according to recent research cited by the white house one in five female college students is assaulted. president obama set up the white house task force to protect students from sexual assault earlier this year. the mandate is to strengthen enforcement efforts on the federal level and on campus. to provide tools to combat sexual violence. >> and joining us to talk about this is daniel carcillo, a cofounder of end rape on c

university of michigan and arizona state university, small private schools like pennsylvania and catholic university of america, in washington, d.c. the list also includes some ivy league universities including harvard, princeton, and dartmouth. the israeli army is investigating a confrontation caught on camera between one of it's soldiers and a palestinian teenager, the incident prompted an online protest, and their supporters, maria is back with that story. >> yeah, david, the video was shot and it was posted on youtube by the activist group youth against settlement. it shows an israeli soldier aiming a gun at a palestinian teen, some of what is is said is in the video is hard to make out, we translated what was automobile and bleeped out the swears. take a listen. >> the israeli army says he has been reassigned. nevertheless, israeli soldiers are applauding david's response in the video, and they start add facebook page, with more than 3,000 pictures of people holding signs saying i support david. that's his unit. and many of these pictures are with members of the military there's also many civil

researchers at the catholic university published a report saying that 25%, or about 10 million people are living below the poverty line. that figure is rising. 5.5% are suffering extreme poverty, and that is a rate that is falling. >> translation: the work place is becoming precarious. we are not talking unemployment, but those in low-paid work, begging. if the quality of work does not improve, the households will not escape poverty. >> the government said it was re-assessing the way it calculated poverty statistics. the last one it published said less than 5% of the population was living in poverty and they dropped dramatically since it took power in 2003. this is the oldest shanty town in bennos iries established in the 1930s, a prominent feature of the buenos aires landscape, impossible to hide. much is on the margin, hidden away, out of site. it's why these representatives from the 17 largest shanty towns in buenos aires pitched their tent in the other of the city, demanding that authorities fulfil promises to provide schools, housing roads. >> translation: we are discriminated ag

plus one of america's top catholic universities sparking controversy by rejecting a student club rejectingtional marriage. >> allowing uncle sam into your kitchen. why they want lawmakers to regulate chips and ice cream which means i would starve to death, the same way they regulate cigarettes. >> is it okay to snoop on your partner. >> i think it's a requirement. oh. all that, plus our #oneluckyguy on "outnumbered" at top of the hour. jon: there is no room for uncle sam in my kitchen. it is cluttered enough. >> we'll be right over. jon: we'll see you in 15 minutes. >> sounds great. arthel: don't snoop. you will be afraid what you find of the that's what i say. my two cents. this just in. more trouble for general motors, adding to recall of growing list. this one covering about 218,000 chevy aveo cars from years 2004 to 2008. bringing "total recalls" to nearly 14 million vehicles. the crisis may be far from over. gm's stock price down 20% for the year, dropping nearly 4% just yesterday. and the automaker expects to take $400 million hit this quarter alone. >> well, with the mom moral day w

colleges with strings attached and the catholic for fencers objecting to the money being given to catholic universitysome of the victories where in north carolina, the local school board finally through the koch candidates out and brought or turned back their efforts to resegregation schools. there are some victories in all of this, but most importantly, this is a tool. the film is free. we want people to be able to see it for free, thanks to over 2000 small donors, many people in your audience, and we want people to be able to take clips and sections of the film and ford it on. cindy environmental clip on or the union clip -- >> you mention the environmental clip. keystone xl. how do charles and david koch fit into this battle raging between the white house and many environmentalists around whether to approve the keystone xl? will be major beneficiaries if that is approved. they make an enormous amount of money from oil. the keystone, if approved, they will increase their profit who knows how much. they get involved in every level, so it is a good question. they get involved in finding the candidate

the schools range from ohio state, to harvard, to catholic university in washington d.c. car buyers came out of their winter slumber and started buying again in april. nissan was at the top of the pack, reporting a gain of more than 18% over last year. chrysler led detroit's big three auto makers with a 14% gain. general motors posted a 7% increase, amid sweeping safety recalls. on wall street, stocks mostly marked time today, waiting for tomorrow's release of the april jobs report. the dow jones industrial average lost 21 points to close at 16,559; the nasdaq rose 12 points to close at 4,127; and the s&p 500 slipped a fraction of a point, to 1,883. still to come on the newshour. the sexual assault crisis in the ranks of the u.s. military. kiev's weakening grip on eastern ukraine. the spike in the number of americans being sent to jail. improving the lives of india's domestic workers. plus, as primary season kicks off, we look at positive ads in this election cycle. >> ifill: the pentagon, which has been under fire in recent years over sexual assaults within the military,

police are looking for these two men coming out of florida. >>> the iconic catholic university, notreich supports traditional marriage. the group is called students for child-oriented policy. the group says it focuses on marriage policy and how it could affect children. notre dame says a club was denied club status at the school because it's simply too similar to other existing clubs. >>> this kind of fun story. medicine can work a whole lot of miracles, but you probably never heard of this man. a guy claims his brain has now been rewired to love johnny cash. ♪ i keep a close watch on this heart of mine ♪ ♪ i keep my eyes wide open all the time ♪ >> here is the story, a guy was suffering from obsesstive compulsive disorder. so he was given electrical pulses to parts of his brain. apparently that treatment worked, but the guy says he has one strange side effect. he can't get enough of johnny cash music. the doctors say they can't explain why he suddenly loves all of johnny cash's music, but the guy is not complaining. those are your headlines. i love johnny cash. >> he's in my mind all

researchers at the catholic university published a report saying 25%, 10 million people, are living below the poverty line. that figure is rising. 5.5% are suffering poverty. that is a rate that is falling. >> the work place is becoming more precarious. we are not talking unemployment. but those in le-paid work -- low-paid work, close to begging. if the quality improves, the households will not escape poverty. >> the government said it was re-assessing the way it was calculating poverty statistics. >> the last ones it published said less tan 5% of the -- than 5% of the population was living in poverty, and those figures dropped dramatically since it took power in 1973. >> this is a shanty town, still growing. established in the 1930s. this one seems likes it's here to stay, a prominent feature of the landscape, hard to hide. much of the poverty is on the margin, out of site. which is why these representatives in venezuela have pitched their tent in the heart of the city, demanding the authorities fulfil promises. >> we are discriminated against because we live in the shanty town. kids can

he's right now general counsel at the catholic university of america.his military experience included being head of the criminal law department of the u.s. army j jag's legal center and school and also chief of the u.s. army trial defense service where he was very deeply engaged in training, so he's going to speak to us about the recommendations made on training. colonel morris. >> thanks. good morning, your honor, panel members. first, can i am ply the comment about the support -- amplify the comment about the support that we got from this committee has been nothing i have ever experienced before, so tremendous in their competence and responsiveness to us. what i'd like to do is just mention some of the main concepts under training and then talk a little bit about some of the ones that we paid the greatest attention to. i think there are five overall concepts in the training area, first being competence, second being standards, third being methodology or the way we do it, fourth being sustainment or figuring out if we're doing it right, and the last on

to private schools, including swath more college in pennsylvania, catholic university of america in washingtone. hundreds of demonstrators marched wearing masks, black clothing and backpacks as an effort to promote workers' rights. after some protesters started setting fires, police dispersed the crowd with pepper spray and made an arrest of a man who threw a brick at an officer. >>> a teenager charged in a plot to kill his family and stage a massacre at his high school. 17-year-old john ladue has been charged in juvenile court after an eyewitness tipped off police he was acting strangely in a storage facility. inside the facility, police found three fully functional bombs and an entire arsenal. >> officers observed materials in the storage locker consistent with bomb making, including a pressure cooker, pyrotechnic chemicals, steel ball bearings and gunpowder. >> at his home, police found an 180-page notebook laying out his plan. his motive is unclear. police believe he was acting alone. >>> all right. a startling twist in the donald sterling story this morning. the banned clippers owner has

find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. >>> a san francisco catholic high school's decision to drop a senior's photo from the yearbook has some students upset because it is what she was wearing and what it stands for, dozens over students rallied around her today. >> she decided to support school tradition and wear a tux for her graduation picture. >> she and i are both a part of the lgbt community, which is kind of small and under the radar at this school. >> he said she wanted to wear it and make a statement. >> this is a important moment in our life because it is not only for us but for the archdiocese there. >> he said it was a rule by the archdiocese to not wear that. >> it is kind of cool. >> he said they spoke about it earlier. >> she said she was proud of it. >> i am proud of it, proud of who we are. >> social media exploded under the hash tag jessica's tux, fellow students said the church needs to catch up with the times and practice what it preaches. >> i don't understand when they teach us to build up our self- esteem that they are knocking

harvard university where satanic black mass is happening in just minutes. rocking harvard. the archdiocese of boston and catholics around the global. the event was scheduled to be on campus, a few hours ago the harvard group moved the black mass off harvard's campus to undisclosed location. harvard student aurora joins us. she is the former president of harvard catholic students. thank you for joining us. >> of course, happy to be here, greta. >> now, apparently you have got this sort of moving black mass. do you have any idea where this mass is tonight? according to the latest crimson reports i'm aware of, the negotiations did fall through from that nightclub in central square. so we're hoping that the whole thing just gets cancelled. the worst case scenario would that be they try to get it back on campus. >> you have had any chance to talk to the president of the university or anybody in the hierarchy on campus? >> well, in fact, i had submitted a letter to president drew fouts this morning. with the nearly 60,000 names of people who objected to this hateful event. i have not received a personal response from p

a sense of faith, i'm sure, that going through that university experience undergirded your faith but really and truly, what is it about the catholic faith that would inspire you at this point to live the kind of life that you live which is one of outreach and evangelization. >> it was centered on learning the faith and learning history, reading the classics and i was catholic all my life but i came to know jesus deeply through that program and the study of philosophy. most of our friends there in the same program felt the same way and we had a camaraderie and i met my husband there as well. >> so donna, you have a history. m.a. in italian renaissance and how does that dove tail in with your work right now with endow? >> i studied the catholic reformation movement in italy and wrote my master jesus on a saint, saint catholic of genoa, a mystic and a con contemplative in action. she was wonderful and started a lay movement in her time and god is always so good and sending reformers at the time when the church needs them because this was before the reformation and the church was reforming within before counterreformation ever happene

university. people adding up with 1.2 billion catholics. >> i get that. >> i mean, harvard has a greater endowmentic church. >> i don't want to pile -- the catholic churches get piled on enough and some of it deserved, a lot of it not. i believe the pope did open himself up because if they have this wealth all these millions, he has to lead by example and i would be getting rid of that and i think he's not going to do that. >> if he gave away everything, y you would be shocked -- >> you would be shocked. >> in europe when you go into the grand cathedrals, you give people a spiritual experience and give them an uplifting experience. we have them, completely secular, there is something bigger. it's a very emotional experience. there is some of that to be valued. how much? that's a different conversation -- fascinating. you said you think this pope is modelling himself after jesus christ which is a heck of a compliment for nothing else. >> no, no, he is. >> i believe he is, too. he's taken on a very -- >> here is what i got to raise. if this is what this man has chosen to do, obviously, admirable, ho

university set to hold a satanic black mass in a couple of hours from now. the harvard extension cultural studies club says it's all about education. the archdiocese of boston disagrees saying, quote: the catholicses its deep sadness and strong opposition to the balloon to stage a black -- plan to stage a black mass on the campus of harvard university. father jonathan morris with me in studio, good morning to you. what is a black mass? >> it's a pagan ritual that's not only historically -- they've existed for hundreds of years, but not only is a satan call, demonic, pagan ritual, but also traditionally an anti-catholic activity. bill: specifically anti-catholic or anti-christian also? >> well, both. catholics are christians. but specifically catholic because they take the host that would be consecrated in normal or mass, and it's a mockery of the most sacred element which is the eucharist. bill: so they do this black mass, and they do it to honor satan. and it's been going on for hundreds of years. >> i think in this case what they're doing is prove candidating, and that's -- prove candidating, and that's very different than free expression, okay? in this case they've advertised, they have sign

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this has the catholic community in boston very upset. so why would the universitye satanic mass that is set to be starting this evening. thanks for being with "fox & friends." this upset you enough to start a petition. why? >> well, i first heard about this mass that was going on earlier this week, saw a flyer on campus. the more we learned about t the more a group of students, myself, a couple other catholics, christians, nonchristians, thought it was something people needed to know about and we want to do try to rally opposition to it because it's really offensive and a mockery of the christian faith and all people of faith. >> how many signatures do you have on the petition to date? >> a couple are flows around, total is around 50,000. >> wow. and then the school said they're not happy with it. they find this disturbing and offensive to those who live at the harvard community. but they really paraphrasing here, they want you guys to be able to do this in a sensitive way. they want people to be sensitive to one another, but they haven't been outright in terms of

hit to harvard university its president for condemning a planned mass held by the harvard cultural studies group up will. president faust instead led a group of 1,500 people in a pro-catholict. paul's church. now, i just wish that there was a way these college presidents could have the same backbone against the most satanic religion on campus, political correctness. >> okay, dan. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. hope to see you all right here next week. >>> start with the fox news alert about 20,000 acres now have been consumed near san diego. wildfires continue to tear across that region. so far, a 57-year-old man has pled not guilty to arson charges in allegedly starting one of those devastating fires. america's nehead quarters. >> thousands of firefighters remain on the frontline battling those flames. they are getting help from military and civilian helicopters swooping in and dropping water on the flames. and at least eight homes are gone, plus an apartment building with 18 units. >> i don't know how high

at the university of saint thomas in minnesota, which is a catholic school, they were going to celebratehump day. and so they were going to bring in a camel, like a petting zoo. but a number of the university students felt that that would be racist and make people, students from middle eastern countries feel bad. so the school caved. there would be no hump day celebration because hump referring to hump in the camel is racist. >> right. also owe phonedded were -- offended were sunday, monday, tuesday, thursday, friday, saturday. >> so do you think that's about time we cracked down on hump day? do you feel this is way overdue or not? >> what if you smoke camel cigarettes? >> doesn't that make the middle easterns feel bad? >> i don't know. >> let us know what you think about that. >> what if you smoked them on hump day? >> wait, there is more. >> yeah. so professors are demanding an end to titles like sir and miss because they're sexist. so i couldn't say sir, referring to them in class, this is a big deal here. do you think that's sexist as well? you can see miss but just professor? >> you

moran: the catholic church still trying to live down condemning galileo that the sun instead of the earth was the center of the universe. fortunately our president and the military is on the right side of science. our military is listening to the fact and acting on the fact of climate change that ensuring that its assets are capable of understanding more frequent and severe weather conditions, building resiliencey at the command and control centers, recognizing the effects that climate change is having on people and organizations around the world that may wish us harm. that's what this amendment would prevent the military from doing. they are reacting to the facts from these studies. climate change is a national security concern. it's a new form of stress on military readiness. the navy for example just last week identified 128 of installations that are going to be under water in the near future if we don't take steps now to deal with it. it's a catalyst for instability and conflict from around the world as my friend from california suggested. the quadrennial defense review states that pressures caused by climate chang