this past may i delivered the commencement address at catholic university law school. i gave the graduates this advice: cherish your friends, look out for your friends, lift up your friends, love your friends. over the last eight weeks i've been strengthened by the love of my friends and i thank all my friends. i'm grateful to have my family behind me, my mom rightly gets a lot of attention, but a few words about my dad, he has an unparalleled work ethic and the gift for making friends with people regardless of who they are or where they come from. my dad and i are both passionate sports fans. when i was seven he took me to the 1972 nfc championship game at rfk stadium, just two miles from here. upper deck, section 503, row 3, seats 8 and 9. when i was 17 we sat in the same seats for the 1982 nfc championship game. in 1995 when i was 30 we were at camden yards together when cal ripken played in his 2,131st consecutive game and broke lou gehrig's seemingly unbreakable record and so many other games with my dad. a lifetime of friendship, forged in stadium seats over hot

next on "american history tv," catholic university politics professor matthew green discusses determining factors in the u.s. house leadership elections from the 1960's to the present. professor green is co-author of the forthcoming book, "choosing the leader, leadership elections in the u.s. house of representatives." the u.s. capital historical society hosted this event. it is just under an hour. >> ok, folks. we are going to get started. at themselvesn se as they wish. thank you for joining us. what do i need to say about this? it is beautiful. we appreciate the library of congress for letting us use this space today. next week, we will be back at the library of congress. make sure you pick up the lecture series on one of the tables outside for the dates and places. we will also be here in the library but in a different room, elsewhere. today instead, we are listening to, hearing from a new friend of the society, professor matthew green. he is a professor of politics at catholic university and associate fellow at the institute of research in catholic studies. you have used past express

some students we talked to at catholic university today say they're fed up. >> for meon pely, it's ompletely infuriating and frustrating situation. >> the holy father, the pope, is not required to accept it. he'll accept it at the point at which he's ready and willing to replace him with his successor. >> last week, cardinal wuerl met with priests of the arch die cease. sources say many showsed support for wuerl, personal but not all felt that he should be rema as archarchbishop. >>> new tonight, a d.c. mother is sharing her heartbreak after the mur son. her 18-year-old someone shot and killed him sunday afternoon on stanton road, southeast. his mom tells our darcy spencer that he left to get a drink and never came home. >>hat's a hurt, like, to the core. >> reporter: it's a feeling only the loss of a child can bring. >> it's so sad, because look at who got caught up init. the innocent. >> reporter: her son left home sunday afternoon to get a soda and never came back. >> it's a big le. they broke us. we are never going to be the same. >> reporter: he had gone to this corner sto to get that s

this past may i delivered the commencement address at catholic university law school. i gave the graduates this advice: cherish your friends, look out for your friends, lift up your friends, love your friends. over the last eight weeks i've been strengthened by the love of my friends and i thank all my friends. i'm grateful to have my family behind me, my mom rightly gets a lot of attention, but a few words about my dad, he has an unparalleled work ethic and the gift for making friends with people regardless of who they are or where they come from. my dad and i are both passionate sports fans. when i was seven he took me to the 1972 nfc championship game at rfk stadium, just two miles from here. upper deck, section 503, row 3, seats 8 and 9. when i was 17 we sat in the same seats for the 1982 nfc championship game. in 1995 when i was 30 we were at camden yards together when cal ripken played in his 2,131st consecutive game and broke lou gehrig's seemingly unbreakable record and so many other games with my dad. a lifetime of friendship, forged in stadium seats over hot

he is a professor of politics at catholic university and associate fellow in catholic studies. -- you have used past experiences and congressional aides, they help with books he has written. the latest one is being put up by the gail -- the yale press. it is called "choosing the leader." he is speaking about it. i will not get much into that. i will let him do that. i did want to just call attention to this ongoing august election series that probably most of you are familiar with. we do it every year as a way to -- it is to keep congressional staff off the street. we know what kind of ruffians they can be. this gives professional development opportunities. we are glad to be close to the con -- library of congress. be sure to pick up the slips on the table outside, and i am told matt is going to be entertaining questions at the end of this talk. feel free to think of fascinating things to talk about with him. this is a chance for our normal audience to delve into more political science related issues than what we are used to. the u.s. historical society, u.s. capital historical societ

. >> all this as a speech kavanaugh gave in 2015 at catholic university is coming under a microscope, talking about a saying among his high school classmates. >> a good saying that we've held firm to to this day as the dean was reminding me before the talk which is what happens at georgetown prep stays at georgetown prep. that's been a good thing for all of us, i think. >> meanwhile, this morning, the president is also making headlines about attorney general jeff sessions after saying in a recent interview, quote, i don't have an attorney general. it's very sad. he was asked today if he plans to fire sessions. here is what he said. >> i'm disappointed in the attorney general for numerous reasons, but we have an attorney general. i'm disappointed in the attorney general for many reasons. and you understand that. >> it's no secret the president and sessions have a contentious relationship, but this may be a new low. savannah, hoda. >>> another big story we're following breaking overnight, north korea's kim jong-un agreeing to a historic summit with the president of south korea to disman

shend katherine mcgrady are freshman at catholic university. allegations of wrong doing are overwhelming for them. >> for me, personally, it's completely infuriate, and a frustrating situation. definitely. >> reporter: that the young catholics have u not beg up.nting to a troubled bkstpa we have leaders and saints who get back stup, and i ant to be a voice for that. >> reporter: you've got students who are undergrads. when you look at them, do you see that they are looking a a disillusioned future here? >> what i hear a lot from my students saying is that it's time to get all the truth out. let's get itllout. let's get it all out. if we get it all out, begin to do the work that the church is c tleddo. >> reporter: that was david reporting with that story. >>> emotions running high in the courtroom as the prosecution calls its first witness in the d.c. mansion murders. just ahead, what the father of one of the victims had to say day. >>> plus, recent rains creating an issue with a local garage that some drivers have not seen before. what's going

meanwhile, we spoke to a ofessor at catholic university about the reaction that young catholics have on campus. >> what i hear a lot of my students saying is that it's time to get all the truth out. let's get it all out. g let' this all out because if we get it all out, we can t begido the work that the church iso called do. >> reporter: now, a recent pennsylvia grand jury report found that some 300 priests abused more tan ausand children since the 1940s. cardinal wuerl washo b of pittsburgh during some of that time period. he's being criticized for resigning or reinstating priests who were involved. back to you. >> thank you very much, megan. >>> roads around the uto. capi and union station are back open this morning. d.c. and u p. capitolice had to investigate a vehicle near union station and louisiana avenue. officers used binoculare to scut the area. we did see a man gear up into a bomb suit to inspecteh thele and take some items from inside the car. investigators are not sayingat hey found, if anything. >>> now to the latest on the search for amazon's second headquarters. specul

even the president of a catholic university, who i talked to, said she has a great relationship withardinal, but she thinks he has to go. >> it tells us the story is not over yet. rosa flores, thank you very much. >>> battles brewing on capitol hill over president trump's latest nominee to the supreme court. what you need to know about brett kavanaugh. you're live in the cnn newsroom. >> i am proud to nominate this attorney, advocate and judge to be the 107th justice to the united states supreme court. >> we may be in trying times, but think how it was in those days. the judges didn't think sex discrimination existed. >> ruth knew what she was doing in laying the foundation. >> put women on the same plane as men. >> the goal was equality and civil rights. >> ruth bader ginsberg quite literally changed the way the world is for american women. >> what has become of me could happen only in america. ♪ >> she has become such a rock star. >> she is really closest thing to a superhero i know. >> she is known the world over as the notorious rbg. >> all i ask of our brethren is that they take

e to find thempl than here at catholic university. we caught up with a few stude s students. at 5:00, hear what they have to say about their faith and those who are i charge of it. reporting in d.c., david neculv, 4. >>> knew today, teenagers are reaching for e-cigarettes at an alarming rate. they are now the most commonl used tobacco product among teens. gulators are putting retailers on notice. they are ordering manufacturers to come up with a plan to reverse the tren which they are now calling an epidemic. >> i'm deeply disturbed by trends i've se, deeply distu disturbed by what i see as an epidemic of nicotine use among teenagers. >> reporter: the manufacturers have twoonths toive the fda a plan toddress the issue.>> porn star stormy daniels says she has a lot to say about her allffedr with president trump. and she says she's goingo ll all in the new book "full disclosure," daniels, real anytime is stefanie clifford, tailed the book on "the view" about her life, legal battle with trump, and the ent's attempts to intimidate and silence here. trumpdl repeadenied her allegat

and he gave them those speeches including a written copy of a speech that thee delivered at catholic university he left out what is now a very important lie. n now, was that lying to the committee to leave out that lie? was that just an oversight? here it is. you decide. >> three classmates of mine at georgetown prep were graduates of this law school in 1990 and are reel, really good friends of mine, and they were good friends of mine then and are still good friends of mine as recently as this weekend when we were all on e-mail together. and fortunately we had a good saying which the dean was reminding me of before the talk which is what happens at georgetown prep stays at georgetown prep. that's been a good thing for all of us. >> and that was not in the speech he gave to the commit aerobic with what happens at georgetown prep, stays at georgetown prep. that's been a good thing for all of us. tweeted this, any woman has been called before a republican led panel knows it's not about fact finding. it's political theater massacre aidi aiding as a search for the truth. you more than most people kn

. >>> the man who carjacked a nun near catholic university earlier this yearoi is to get locked up for seven years in prison. yesterday aoudge a sentenced brandon brown to three years of supervised threlease. is part of a plea deal in a case that dates back to the past april. prosecutors say the nun who was dressed in pull h been bot said may god bless you as she handed over the keys. brown put a gun to the nun's head. he did ple guilty to the carjacking and a gun charge. >>> we wanou to draw attention to the upper right hand corne of your screen. people who live here say they are surpeised this is hng and it happened last weekend. neighbors say drivers speed up ann their street all theti . after complaints prince george's county says it will survey the road to decide if speed humps will slow the drivers down. >>> it is 8:08. next on news 4. a man thought a priest was his biological father. that set him on a 25-year journey to find the truth. dna results from that exhumed priest gave him the answer that he has been desperately seeking. his story is just ahead on news 4 today. get to th

is he talked about getting drunk in high school in speeches at yale law school, catholic university. allegations aside, what is worse, boorish behavior or that. >> reporter: if his own past statements are to be believed, a potential supreme court justice is not telling the truth about that. >> i think it's the latter, frankly. look, teenagers particularly drunken teenagers sometimes do awful sometimes even criminal things. what matters and what i think is a much more important measure of a person's character and i'm not saying that the things that he's accused of we should be dismissing but if we're talking about a person's character what matters is how they handle the sense they may have committed with the maturity of age. if in fact he is not owning up to what he did, you know, assuming that he actually did some of these things he's accused of doing and we don't know because we don't have any independent investigation going on, if he's not owning up to those kinds of things, if he's not expressing responsibility or contrition, i think that's frankly a much more damning reflection o

this is federal judge kavanaugh speaking at catholic university in washington. this is 2015.e'll talk about it on the other side. >> fortunately, we had a good saying that we've held firm to to this day as the dean was reminding me before -- before the talk, which is what happens at georgetown prep stays at georgetown prep. >> so, richard, obviously, georgetown prep, the all-boys catholic high school he attended, which is germane and in the news because of the accusation, this kind of thing does not help. what do you make of the state of play and this upcoming hearing on monday and whether or not there should be an fbi investigation? >> well, when he gave that speech, he was a little old i would think to be making jokes about, you know, what was going on back at the georgetown prep. we all know about that. you know, the sex, drugs and boozing. you know, it's really not an appropriate thing for him to say. and i think it indicates what he knew what was going on back then. it's all in his friend, mark judge's, book called "wasted." none of this is very impressive. of course, th

catholic boys school, georgetown prep in maryland.here's a line from a speech he gave in 2015 at catholic university of america's columbus school of law... that many are now questioning. judge brett kavanaugh/supreme court justice nominee:"but fortunately we had a good saying that we've held firm to to this day, as the dean was reminding me before the talk which is 'what happens at georgetown prep stays at georgetown prep'. that's been a good thing for all of us i think." (ryanon tuesday, senator elizabeth warren tweeted the clip of kavanaugh's joke adding, quote, "i can't imagine any parent accepting this view. is this really what america wants in its next supreme court justice?"professor christine blasey ford says kavanaugh was drunk at a high school party when he trapped her in a bedroom, pinned h a groped her allegations. (catherine) this story continues online at kron4 dot com.... we have reaction from both sides...president trump... there are also details on a fundraiser for alleged victim... all that on kron4 dot com... (catherine) a grieveing northern california family is demanding the perso

this past may i delivered the commencement address at catholic university law school.ave the graduates this advice, cherish your friends, look out for your friends, lift up your friends, love your friends. over the last eight weeks i've been strengthened by the love of my friends and i thank all of my friends. i'm greatful to have my family behind me. my mom rightly gets a lot of attention but a few words about my dad. he has an unperilled work ethic and gift for making friends with people, regardless who they are or where they come from. my dad and i are both passionate sports fans. when i was seven he took me to the 1972 nfc championship game at rfk stadium, just two miles from here. upper deck, section 503, row 3, seats 8 and 9. when i was 17 we sat in the same seats for the 1982 nfc championship game. in 1995 when i was 30, we were at camden yards together cal ripkin played in his 2131st consecutive game and broke lou gehrig's seeming unbreakable record. so many other games with my dad. a lifetime of friendship forged in stadium seats over hotdogs and beer. my daug

next on "american history tv," catholic university politics professor matthew green discusses determining factors in the u.s. house leadership elections from the 1960's to the present. professor green is co-author of the forthcoming book, "choosing the leader, leadership elections in the u.s. house of representatives." the u.s. capital historical society hosted this event. it is just under an hour. >> ok, folks. we are going to get started. at themselvesn se as they wish. thank you for joining us. what do i need to say about this? it is beautiful. we appreciate the library of congress for letting us use this space today. next week, wll

right out of a law review he wrote for catholic university in 2016. so it looks like he's not going to break any new ground when he testifies, either. >> encyclopedia brown john dean, thank you for being with us, maggie haberman, thank you for being with us as well. two full segments because you passed the test. >>> president trump upset his justice department is prosecuting two congressmen so close to the elections. we'll talk to a congressman about the president's supreme court pick next. we're the most isolated population on the planet. ♪ hawaii is the first state in the u.s. to have 100% renewable energy goal. we're a very small electric utility. but, if we don't make this move we're going to have changes in our environment, and have a negative impact to hawaii's economy. ♪ verizon provided us a solution using smart sensors on their network that lets us collect near real time data on our power grid. (colton) this technology is helping us integrate rooftop solar, which is a very important element of getting us to our renewable energy goals. ♪ (shel

some students we talked tot catholic university say they're fed up. >> for me personally, it's a completely infuriating and frustrating situation. >> the holy father,she pope, not required to accept it. he'll accept it at the pointhn whe's ready and willing to replace him with his apostolic successor. >> last week wuerl met with priests of the archdiocese. mapo showed suprt for wuerl personally, but not all felt he should remain as archbishorn >>> this ing, police have reopened some of the roads around the u.s. capitol and union station. d.c. and u.s. capitol police investigated a suspicious vehicle yesterday near union station and louisiana avenue. officers had to use binoculars to scope out the area. we did see a man gear upnto a bomb suit to inspect that vehicle and take some items from inside the car. investigators are not saying what they found, if anything. >>> now to the latest in the search for amazon's second headquioters. specul is zeroing in on our area, and here's why. amaz ceo jeff bezos and the board of directors are reportedly in town. tonight bezos will ait for interview hos

the citiespping early history while earning a masters degree in urban design a catholic university. he has lectured widely on washington, d.c.'s beginnings and occasionally on its major unbuilt projects in "washington history" magazine. he is preparing for publication of book to be entitled plan:ngton's l'enfant described and deconstructed." 's contribution includes a special section of maps, most of which he compiled and drew himself. there are some displayed on the room. you can see them when you look at the book. don, tell us about your work on the maps. found me somewhere 14 or 15 years ago and asked me to do a map describing some of attachmentsfamily's to the land. that this is a book about family, a book about money, a book about building, a book about politics. it is also, there is no other way of dealing with maps, it is about space. this is about space in this area that we know and all kinds of ways. as a guy who got into -- i am really an architect. look into how do things when i was first studying washington formally. how something looks on the ground, what it's shape is,

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this past may i delivered the commencement address at catholic university law school. i gave the graduates this advice, cherish your friends, look out for your friends, lift up your friends, love your friends. over the last eight weeks i've been strengthened by the love of my friends and i thank all my friends. i'm grateful to have my family behind me. my mom rightly gets a lot of attention, but a few words about my dad. he has an unparalleled work ethic and the gift for making friends with people regardless of who they are or where they come from. my dad and i are both passionate sports fans. when i was 7 he took me to the 1972 nfc championship game at the stadium just two miles from here, upper deck, row 3, seats 8 and 9. when i was 17 we sat in the same seats for the 9182 championship game. we were at camden yards together when cal ripken played his game and broke lou gehrig's record. and so many other games with my dad, a lifetime of friendship forged in stadium seats over hot dogs and beer. my daughters margaret and liza will be in and out of this hearing room ove

"the new yorker" article, his ex-girlfriend from catholic university of three years spoke out reluctantly because she said mark judge has been lying about what the culture was like at georgetown prep, which any person who's actually sentient knows. if you look at the yearbooks it's quite clear what was going on. we listened to brett kavanaugh in the interview claiming he's this churchgoing choirboy, studying all the time and doing all these things when in fact, when you look at his -- at his yearbook, that is not quite the picture that is painted. >> yeah. i mean -- >> and let me just say, i don't think there's anything wrong with that. i don't think that if he was partying in high school that's a problem. the problem is that he's lying. and if he's lying about this, what else is he lying about? why won't they have mark judge testify or at a minimum send the fbi, put him under oath and question him? i know carrie's going to say, oh, he did a statement, that's threat of perjury. not a statement that basically says i don't remember anything, but questioning. you have said all these things a

after seeing judge's denial, elizabeth rasor, who met judge at catholic university and was in a relationship with him for about three years, said that she felt morally obligated to challenge his account that no horseplay took place at georgetown prep with women. rasor stressed that under normal circumstances i wouldn't reveal information that was told in confidence, but she said, i can't stand by and watch him lie. in an interview with the new yorker, she said mark told me a very different story. rasor recalled that judge had told her ashamedly of an incident that involved him and other boys taking turns having sex with a drunk woman. it was hard to understand why republicans agreed to hear testimony from christine blasey ford and from brett kavanaugh about what she alleges, but they will not allow mark judge, who was reportedly in the room, to be questioned by senators at all. that was the state of things. and then on top of that, we get more. now we have this. quote, i represent a woman with credible information regarding judge kavanaugh and mark judge. we will be demanding the opportunity

who came in regard to me because she had gone out with mark judge for about three years at catholic university. and she said i can't stand by and watch him lie after he had said that the boys at georgetown prep never could have possibly gotten into what was called rough housing in a piece with girls. because they didn't know girls, he had said, because they were in an all boys' school, and the girlfriend came forward, elizabeth razor and she said, that was a lie, and that mark judge had told her personally that he had had sex with a woman when he was a teenager along with a bunch of other boys, they all had sex with the same drunk woman at the same time. and she was very disturbed by it and she thought people needed to know this, that this was not an innocent place, or not the picture that was painted by mark judge. >> and we should point out, mark judge of course was the third person in the room as dr. blasey nord describes it, he was with a friend and was with kavanagh as she alleges it was jumped on by two of them and who was witness to all of this unfolding although she was very, very ineb

this past may i delivered the commencement address at catholic university law school.ave graduates this advice, cherish or friends, look out for your friends, lift up your friends, love your friends. over the last eight weeks, i have been strengthened by the love of my friends and i think all of my friends -- thank all of my friends. i'm grateful to have my family behind me. my mom gets a lot of attention regularly, but a few words about my dad. he has an unparalleled work ethic and a gift for making friends with people regardless of who they are or where they come from. my dad and i are both sports fans. me to was seven, he took a championship game two miles from here. upper deck, section 503, wrote rowugh, eight and nine -- three, seats eight and nine. 30, we weren i was at camden yards when tower can played his 2131st consecutive game and broke the seemingly unbreakable record. so many other games of my dad -- with my dad. a lifetime friendship forged over hot dogs and beer. my doctors, margaret and liza, will be in and out of this hearing room over the next few day

catholic and evangelical churches etc. with the federal government and state local government you just can't do your job well. so, when a university, cic college, ccu college , catholic college university, when it facilitates interface service projects for 19 -year-olds it's in party noble life, in part what that college or university ought to be doing at home so part preparation for civic leadership and for professional competence. can you imagine being a healthcare provider in a hospital system where like literally on any given 10 or 12 hour shifts you are encountering a dozen different orientations around religion with life or death consequences? different religious interpretation literally have different definitions of death. if you are a healthcare provider and you don't know that you just cannot do your job well, so the way that-- it is remarkable, actually, that in a nation that is the worlds first religiously diverse democracy in which religious freedom, and religious diversity are part of the founding ideals that we lack the kind of interfaith literacy leadership, that we haven't woven it in to our education and higher ex

also this morning new scrutiny for this comme kavanaugh made in 2015 during a speech at catholic universityt happens at georgetown prep stays at georgetown prep. >> republicans have to decide how to move forward. e likely won't be a hearing withou there is already some pressure to move forward with the vote to confirm kavanaugh if she doesn't appear on monday. >> thank yo >>> the leaders of north and south korea ended their third summit meeting ornight with a pledge by kim jong-un to permanently dismantle the north's main nuclear complex. .showeve he said the would have to take unspecified corresnding measures. m added that he is willing to let internatior t closing of th nuclear test site and launchpad and promised to make his first visit soon to south korea. they will work on a joint bid so to host the 2032 summer olympics. presp called it, quote, very exciting. in> president trump will be visiting the car today. he will surveying the impact of hurricane florence. o e storm's death toll rose 35 overnight. that's whe two people in custody drowned inside a sheriff's van swept away by floodw

a great connection between china and the church here. >> and it is the catholic church which is the great word that means universalchurch. let me ask you if we have about a minute left what would you like people to remember or take away from this program? >> i would like to thank everybody and say please watch this program and i want to encourage everybody to pray especially for our church in china and may we have freedom to worship very soon. and establish a formal relationship with america. i also pray for all the missionaries, especially the divine word missionaries who are working hard to bring the good news to others. we also want to gather people in chinese ministry, you do not have to be chinese. if you can pray for us and if you want to be a support to us, you can contact our chinese ministry office in the archdiocese. >> they can phone you at the archdiocese or go to your website. >> yes. >> and you could use people's have -- help in your ministry. and as a last note i have read that the population of christians in china maybe 200 million in 10 or 15 years which would make it the largest christian populat

i am grateful for my friends, this past me i delivered the commencement address at catholic university law school. i gave the graduates this advice , cherish your friends, look out for your friends, lift up your friends, love your friends. over the last eight weeks i have been strengthened by the love of my friends and i thank all of my friends. i am grateful to have my family behind me, my mom rightly gets a lot of attention, but a few words about my dad. he has an unparalleled work ethic in the gift for making friends with people regardless of who they are and where they come from. my dad and i are both passionate sports fans. when i was seven years old he took me to the 1972 nfc chan chan chip -- championship stadium just 2 miles from here. upper deck section 503 row 3, seats 8-9. when i was 17 we sat in the same seats for the 1982 nfc championship game. in 1995, when i was 30 years old, we were at camden yards when cal ripped in played his 2131st consecutive game and broke lou gehrig's seemingly unbreakable record. and so many other games with my dad, a lifetime of friendship, forg

catholic university of america -- mr. katko: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include any extraneous materials on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. katko: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. katko: mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 5869, the maritime border security review act, sponsored by my colleague and friend from puerto rico, miss gonzalez-colon. with increasing focus on the threats at the southwest border, we must be mindful that our adversaries can and will adapt as they seek to gain entry into our homeland. as illicit the nation's maritime border is a route for adverse areas to utilize. the coast guard are responsible for patroling our nation's aritime border and to ensure the safety and legitimacy of travel and trade in the maritime environment. the coast guard interdifficulties mige grants that are attemptin

organization, temples, synagogues, mosques, catholic and evangelical with federal and state and local government you can't do your job well. so when a universities, a cic college, a cccu college, a catholic college or university went in and facilities interfaith service projects for 19-year-olds it is in part a noble life. it is a part what that college or university ought to be doing, it's also in part preparation for. . at that part, it's the heart of even we thought about our religious diversity as well. whose vision of america's claimant were demonstrated the muslim community. she was judged from friends of ours who did work. and now within the muslim community. obviously you talk about these and have different examples. can you speak a little bit to the evolution of who's a part of it and how you extrapolate what's happening now with the muslim american community as a broader case study and i think there's some interesting trends that you can tease out in the book. >> one of the chapters in the book is the area of islamic phobia. i'm trying to get a sense of, i believe partially because i'm an optimist that people response to ugliness becom

i went to catholic university, where brett kavanaugh practices his faith.you to know, i have been a delegate for the state and national convention. foracticed working president obama, but this man is stellar. all of you says to around the country that he is not a political hack, that he will be fair, he is a person of nine judges and he will look at all issues. i know that that is true about him. i am asking the audience not to have a fear. yesterday, it was difficult for my family to look at that. i have covered, in the media myself, i have covered the protesters at the supreme court during various elections. i adore protesters, that is what this country is about, but it was way over the top. all the democrats, i understand why they are doing this, but i do not think it helps the american people when they are constantly fighting and not listening. and. i am not asking questions. i think the american people, this is all i will say, is they want to know about this judge. let's really here what he has to say, let's get some honest questions out there, and you

girlfriend, who said, and she's on the record here, her name is elizabeth razor, and she was at catholic university with him and she said i feel a moral obligation to correct the record here. what he's saying about how there's no way that this could have happened because they only knew boys, they only rough housed with boys, there were no girls basically in their lives, she said mark judge told me that he -- i don't want to say too -- anything too scuzzy on television, but told me that he had sex when she was at georgetown prep with some of his friends all with the same drunk woman at the same time >> my god. >> she's saying this on the record and she is a teacher now and she said i wouldn't betray confidences ordinarily, but i felt it was just too important and i needed to say there's another picture of georgetown prep social life than the one that he painted and he knows that >> well, jane, i want to thank you for your reporting and for you and ronan also, you know, really being able to get these facts put together, along with ms. ramirez's concerns and accusations. i want to move to your russia

university. >> i think the catholic church in the u.s. at least is in a crisis it has not seen in a long time. i think it is anyone's guess what happens next. >> reporter: we reached out to the vatican about the pope's remarks, but did not hear back, a world representative says his letter speaks for itself. pope francis will be tomorrow the head of the u.s. bishops conference and other u.s. officials about the sexual abuse. >>> and oakland city councilmember is taking the title -- not i -- and i -- a councilmember from oakland city is taking the tiny home project overcome he will live in the home for two days until they are used. the smaller model includes a bedroom with a loft. the larger home has a shower, toilet, and kitchenette. >> we have 40% of the students currently homeless at the college. they're sleeping on couches, they are couch surfing, they're sleeping in their cars, at friends houses, these are young people trying to do the right thing, that do not have a place to labor headed by. >> the council member says the problem of s

catholic colleges and universities, dozens and dozens of methodist, presbyterian, colleges and universities, all of these emerge with the purpose of nurturing people in their own tradition, but also serving the broader public. if the anti-catholic forces had won 100 years ago from the peoples and places like georgetown and notre dame areeo trojan horses so toal speak. if they had won our civil society would be much less rich. right now face is that of anti-muslim forces that are saying the exact same things about the muslim institutions inspired by the tradition and seek to serve the common good. america is much poorer than it not just a violation of muslims. i think that idea is that the center of this book. >> good morning, everyone. so this project in a way referred to it. five and a half years ago we had a conversation just darting about the growing diversity in america and how we should understand what we need to do to better understand the diversity. diversity in odd ways is about a demographic transition we can point to and in the first volume of this series, we actually end up sayin

. >> ( translated ): i decided tod ess the chinese catholics and all the universal church with a message of fraternalen uragement. with that, i am hoping that china can open a new phase. one thatel to heal the wounds of the past, and re- establish and maintain the full communion of all chinese catholics to take up with new conviction the message of the gospel. >> woodruff: china's "underground" catholics have long been persecuted for refusing to join a state-run caolic association. and, on wall street, stocks ragged late in the day, after the federal reserved rates. the dow jones industrial average lost nearly 107 points to close at 26,385. the nasdaq fell 17 points, and the s&p 500 slipped ne. still to come on the newshour: an interview with turkey's president at the united nations. inside the innovative efforts to combat the plastic problem. and a brief but spectacular take on writing about people. >> woodruff: ties betwn the u.s. and turkey, longtime nato trained.are deeply the turks accuse the u.s. of h the u.es to get an american pastor out of jail. the turks accuse the u.s. of harb

. >> and it is the catholic church which as you know is the greek word for universal. let me ask you, we have about a minute left. what would you like people to take away from this program? >> i would like to thank everybody and ask them to watch this program and to listen to my sharing and i would like to encourage everybody to pray especially for our church in china and that we have the freedom to worship very soon. and establish a formal relationship with america. and i also pray for all the missionaries, especially divine word missionaries who are working very hard to bring the good news to others. and also, we want to get people involved in the chinese ministry. you do not have to be chinese. if you can pray for us, if you want to be supportive to us, to impact our chinese ministries in the archdiocese. >>> they can phone you at the archdiocese or go to your website. >> that's right. >> and you could use people's help i suppose in your ministry. >> yes of course. >> as a last note i think i have read that the population of christians in china maybe 200 million in

university .... is dropping the name of a controversial 18-th century spanish catholic priest named - junipero serraom two dormitories and its mailing address. serra was the founder of california's missions ... and it is easy to spot his name on this stanford dorm... ... on a stanford office kron 4 news.charles clifford in clayton, charles clifford kron 4 news. (pam) stanford university .... is dropping the name of a controversial 18-th century spanish catholic priest named - junipero serra ... from two dormitories and its mailing address. serra was the founder of california's missions ... and it is easy to spot his name on this stanford dorm... ... on a stanford office building.. and the biking and pedestrian promenade at the front of campus, is also named after him. but soon the name will vanish. the reason... is because of the mission system's treatment of native americans.. which many say was harsh. the students we taleked too... support the move.(sot) serra street on campus... will retain its name ((jr/ots)) san francisco's cable car conductors are failing to collect fares from nearly a quarter

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