(cheers and applause) now its worst part, folks s that sister farley, no jim, no, sister margaret farley, that's better, sister farley has a section in her book on how women have found great good in self-pleasuring. oh, is that how you help the poor by teaching them to master bait. i'm sorry w a guy in my subway car this morning had it down. no help. (applause) now folks the church has condemned sister farley's book saying masturbation is an intrinsically and grachly disordered action. wow. disordered. you got to be pretty bad at masturbation to mess up the order. (laughter) the bottom line is these nuns need to learn their place. which is at my desk. please welcome the head of network a national catholic social justice lobby sister simone campbell. thank you so much for being here. now now sister, you and your fellow nuns have clearly gone rogue, okay. your radical feminists. >> we're certainly oriented toward the needs of women and responding to their needs. if that's radical, i guess we are. but actually -- >> yes, yes, that's radical feminism. >> i don't think so. >> no, no t is. and

sister farley also has no problem with divorce.own position is that a marriage commitment is subject to release." the inquisition guy's response was, "the lord jesus insisted on the original intention of the creator who willed that marriage be in dissoluble." if that was the original intention of the creator, why does the original interpretation of the old testament, the jewish interpretation, agree with sister farley's view of the moral legitimacy of divorce? well, what sister farley knows and what every highly educated catholic knows, and by highly educated, i only mean educated in catholicism, what they all know is that the most behaviorally contradicted rules of catholicism on masturbation, on homosexuality, on sex and marriage and procreation in general are all man-made rules and the men who made those rules are the men who gave you the inquisition, and those men didn't have the basic human decency to get the word "inquisition" out of the vatican until 1908. stephen colbert understands the weakness of man-made rules in a churc

commissioner farley, to you first. tell us about the penalty if someone...if a consumer or restaurant were the violate this rule if it goes into effect. what happens to them? >> it's really not about penalties. what we want to do is have restaurants follow the rule that says no sugary drinks sold in a container larger than 16 ounces. but we have the option of fining them up to $200 for violating that rule. >> woodruff: and commissioner farley, why does the city think thatñtqí it's it's responsibili. the government's responsibility to tell people how much soda they should drink? >> we have a national crisis of obesity. nationally two-thirds of americans are overweight or obese. obesity in new york city alone is costing us $4 billion a year in health care costs. there are many contributing factors to that but there no single factor is contributing to it more than the increase in consumption of sureary drinks. there's something about this product that seems to be associated with obesity and is also increasingly associated with diabetes and heart disease. portio

wisconsin foreign visas and some rough treatment towards a journalist on capitol hill then robert farley is going to join us to talk about leon panetta as nine day trip through asia i was secretary defense may claim that our shifting strategy is it meant to intimidate china but many people really believe him and how big of a role are arm sales going to play on these visits were not all of that morphy tonight including it does of happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media decided to miss. well tomorrow is going to be a big day when it comes to elections as voters will decide if they will or will not recall governor scott walker just hours away from that historic recall election in wisconsin the recall caps a bitter fight between public sector unions and walker that wage for over a year one hundred fifty four days until election day and it's a dead heat in the race for the white house both campaigns looking at all the economic data and plotting strategy for how to convince voters that they can fix the economy the president remains more likable the mitt romney in the lat

sister farley taught christian ethics at yale divinity school for more than 30 years. she said her book was not intended to be an expression of official catholic teaching, but rather an "exploration of contemporary interpretations." with this week's news, the book has shot up the bestsellers' charts. many lay catholics around the country have been rallying in support of u.s. nones -- nuns. last week, the umbrella group representing the majority of american catholic sisters pushed back against a vatican rebuke of them. in april, the vatican accused the leadership conference of women religious of having "serious doctrinal problems" and ordered the group to place itself under the authority of seattle's archbishop. conference leaders will go to rome tuesday for a meeting with church officials to discuss the situation. meanwhile at the vat cap, the investigation continues in the so-called "vatileaks" scandal in which private papal documents have been leaked to journalists. the pope's butler, paolo gabriele, was formally questioned this week. under vatican law, he faces up t

. >> melissa farley, a leading expert in human trafficking say that is minh's story is far from unique. >> about 80%, 85% of everyone in prostitution has been sexually abused as a child. that includes men and boys in prostitution as well as women and girls. >> minh said she lived in fear of her father's volatile temper. he was in the booming tech industry but by night he ruled by terror. >> i was going to school, being raped at night, being beaten. by 8 i knew that it was going to be a pretty bad life. and i knew that they didn't care about me. i had to suck it up and not show any signs that anything was going on and soy kept getting straight "as." >> she was in 6th grade so, what, 11 or 12 years old and she could have been, i don't know, 25. >> bonnie el good remembers minh who treated middle school like college. >> the way she presented herself was so mature. i can't even describe it. i mean, she really was just beyond her years. >> once or twice a week instead of eating with her friends in the calf tia, she visited the classroom. >> she would come to me and maybe having a bad day or

thomas farley. thank you for coming in.his became public, and the biggest headline for those who criticize this idea is that this is just nanny nation, stay out of my business. why is anybody wrong to tell you to stop telling them what to do? >> any time you have a new idea it takes some time for people to adjust to it. we have smoke free bars and restaurants in new york city and don't have transfats in our food. we have a crisis in obesity in new york city and the nation as a whole and think putting a cap on the default size of sugary beverages makes sense. if people want more than that they can but the default size would be promoting of health than we are now. >> are you targeting the right thing? the reason i ask is because there's a cdc study that people tend to get small amounts of sugar from soda, less than 10% of sugar coming from soda so i sort of am curious about why you chose soda. look at the stats on the screen, kids between the ages of 2 and 19 are getting up to 8.2% from sugar and adults that goes up to 8.8%.

farley proposes a more tolerant view of sexual ethics.nced the book saying it was in direct contradiction on sexuality and that comment pushed the book to the 16th spot. >> everyone agrees it is speculation. >> the president of loyola university in maryland and fellow theologian is one of her most prominent defenders. >> she wrote a new framework to think about sexual questions of sexual ethics which looks at justice rather than procreation or abstinence. >> reporter: she writes that masturbation could be beneficial for women but the idea was denounced saying masturbation was a gravely disordered action. farley says same sex relationships and homosexual acts can be just as beneficial but the church says those acts are contrary to the natural law. in her book she claims she doesn't believe divorce and remarriage should be prohibited. farley says the book was not intended to be an expression of current official catholic teaching nor was it amd specifically against this teaching. with this latest rebuke says it could have a chewing effect on

this really about our defense or defense contractors getting more clients we're going to ask robert farley after the break. technology innovation. developments around. the future. what if then secretary leon panetta is currently on a nine day trip there asia over the weekend he stopped in singapore for the two thousand and twelve shangri-la security dialogue and this week he'll be making what's considered a historic visit to vietnam now it's all part of this strategic shift that we've been hearing so much about from the pentagon shifting towards the asia pacific region and panetta made clear that by two thousand and twenty. about sixty percent of the u.s. navy fleet will be assigned their fleets going to include six aircraft carriers a majority of u.s. cruisers destroyers littoral combat ships and submarines but was also adamant about saying that this move is not meant to intimidate china except it's not just china that finds that a little hard to believe so joining me to discuss this is robert farley assistant professor at the university of kentucky and blogger at lawyers guns and money r

farley says the internet makes exploiting teens easy money.n find exactly what they're looking for without ever leaving the comfort of home. for seasoned consumers of girls there is my redbook.com. on its website, men can rate women in pains taking detail and share extensive performance reviews to inform other potential buyers. >> she couldn't take a light spanking and she complained about me pulling her hair. she told me i was rough. and she kept pushing me back. now, most of us would look at that and say, this is somebody who's being coerced. >> men spare no details and seem eager to share every per verse fantasy. >> the men are really online perpetrators who support each other in their purchase of women and children and prostitution. >> both redbook and craigslist declined our request for interviews. redbook responded in an e-mail saying it's an adult oriented social network and community and they are simply a medium like a phone company through which messages are dispatched. however, craigslist is cooperating with law enforcement and does

farley did is they went right at portion size them said 32 ounces is ridiculous.is but a metaphor for what's important. >> is interesting when you know the the exercise and calorie because there's -- the traditional way of understanding, there's input and outputs and two sides of the lemoner in terms of obesity. one of the things we have seen is a shift in emphasis in michelle obama's campaign from food, from calories to exercise. and there is no stroint other side telling people to exercise. one of the things about big food -- >> yeah. >> one ways the couch industry comes up with ads -- >> barcalounger. >> i think it is critical. that is she looked at food as preventive medicine but include exercise. not very often do you hear the whole concept, that it is not -- stood necessary but not sufficient we need the other side of the coin, which has to do with the deficit. >> thank you for bringing are throw produce. >> the tray itself is the shape of the county. >> thank you, we will enjoy strawberries. >>> what we should know for the week ahead, right after this. i'm

was constant for in visas and some rough treatment towards a journalist on capitol hill then robert farley is going to join us to talk about leon panetta as nine day trip through asia i was secretary defense may claim that our shifting strategy is it meant to intimidate china but many people really believe him and how big of a role are arm sales going to play on these visits were all of that morphy tonight including it does of happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media decided to miss. well tomorrow is going to be a big day when it comes to elections as voters will decide if they will or will not .

. >> chris farley was one of the best chippendale's dancer is ever. >> i would bet my money on joey lawrence. >> the federal government says you can make political donations via text. >> apple is updating its hardware and software. >> text donations for candidates. the federal elections commission last night unanimously approved making political contributions via text message. obama and running campaigns were in favor of it. we have details about zappos in exxonmobil operating system, which integrates facebook and adds siri voice recognition to the ipad. an application collect coupons and puts them in different regions from different places in to one source. there's a new mao application -- map application. >> when you fly over a city is beautiful. it is 3-d and you cannot believe you are looking at it on a telephone. >> there's the bretton a display -- retina display. have a great day, i'm rob nelson. >> time for traffic and weather every ten minutes. >> we have some trouble spots. starting with lisa baden. >> southbound on the g.w. parkway between the beltway and 123 they're almost finishe

>> reporter: it is farley common in professional horse racing and any type of performance racing with. but we're here at glosson racing stable in canton, georgia. we have yearlings out in the pastures that will go to a big racing sale in kentucky coming up here soon. with me now is a 5-year-old thoroughbred named legs and lightning and he actually has tendinitis, a tendon issue, just like i'll have another has. and veterinarian is joining us now. she treats these types of injuries, treats racing horses. show united states exactly what legs and lightning has and how it's similar to what i'll have another has. >> yes, if you look down here, at this horse, i think you can appreciate that this tendon is not perfectly straight if you look down it has a little bit of swelling, filling. now the injury that i'll have another has -- >> reporter: not quite as severe. >> not as severe. he had a bit of swelling, they caught it early, veterinarians did an ultrasound saw a tiny bit of tifrdifference there but it' enough, he's a valuable horse it wasn't worth risking going into the belmont having a

i was super into chris farley.pid! stupid! stupid! stupid! and i thought that was hilarious. >> jimmy: i think it's funny. >> so one time i was in the english building. i was in the hallway. and this cute girl, brooke, was walking in. and i was standing up on one of those, like, only break in case of emergency fire hose things that's glass. but i'm not thinking. it's like tuesday, 9:30 in the morning. not thinking clearly. and i was, like, i'm going to do my party trick to this thing, man. and brooke walks in, "hey, brooke, check this out. i'm so stupid!" boosh! and my head breaks through the glass. and i'm like, "oh, whoa, what's happening, man?" and, like, two shards of glass cut both centers of my hands open. so i'm bleeding out of my forehead. i'm bleeding out of the centers of my hands. so i don't know what to do. so i just go "ah, stigmata!" [ laughter ] i don't know. i don't know. but to her, i didn't plan any of that. so to her i just looked like i was, like, out of my mind. >> jimmy: like, what are you doi

. >> thomas farley defended his city's decision to ban these beverages over 16 ounces in restaurants. >> what is the appropriate size for a human? >> they called the proposed ban proactive and innovative. >> the government has a responsibility to step in, provide information, raise awareness, and help people make the healthier choice option. >> he proposed a soda tax in his city twice. >> erika edwards, wbal-tv 11 news. >> stay with us. there is much more ahead on "11 news sunday morning." first, here are some of the events going on around town today. [ mom ] to me, chex is not just a little bowl of cereal, it's kind of a big deal. to find nutritious and gluten-free cereals my whole family actually loves? well, the word "wow" comes to mind. and then a friend told me chex has five flavors that are gluten-free. even a cinnamon one the kids love. a nutritious cereal that makes everybody happy? like i said, wow. [ male announcer ] chex cereal. five flavors. good and gluten free. >> entertainment for the african-american festival has been announced. the line-up includes hip-hop artist salt

we learn to nicole and jenni farley, better known as snooki and jwoww. they have their own show.artment. they separate from "the jersey shore" crowd. this is a "laverne & shirley moment" for these two. and we welcome you to "good morning america." >> thank you. >> from the jersey city. how was that transition to you? >> we love jersey city. nice and quiet. peaceful. >> peaceful, except in the first episode, you needed to break very big news to your friend. >> i did. i waited a little bit because i did want to move in with her. but i didn't want to scare her. last moment i'm like, i'm pregnant. let's do this. >> and sign here. >> how was it for you hearing the news? >> i thought it was an episode of "punk'd." i was shocked. >> it didn't affect the fun. it changed the fun. >> i think it's better. >> yeah. >> we have a bucket list idea of traveling. but i think -- doing it in jersey city just made sense. and experiencing her first trimester together. >> among the things that we'll see on the show, you, at one point, get dolls to see how the whole parenting thing's going to go for yo

thomas farley was talking on "early start" to get more specific about the ban. >> there are a number over the last few years that demonstrate people are influenced by the portion sizes given to them. if you give people twice as much they'll consume more and won't notice and feel any different about it. if you give people a 16 ounce cup they'll probably consume less. the studies suggest this would have a big impact. >> mayor bloomberg downplayed the impact on msnbc, here is what he said there. >> we're not taking away your right to buy a soda in a supermarket, you can buy a 32-ounce can of full sugared drinks or bottle but in a restaurant they can't serve more than 16 ounces in any one cup. >> the other side comes from dr. rona applebaum, vice president of science and regulatory affairs for coca-cola. thanks for being with us. appreciate it. the mayor's point it sounds like, this is a policy that's intended to make people stop and think, not necessarily go with the big one if they want the big one or the equivalent of the big one they'd have to buy multiple sugary drinks or sodas. why

. >> luckily, farley was just hang out at home but his mom wants to know why the secretary who let him the job. yeah, that's what i'm thinking when i'm reading the story. that could be a safety issue. the kid is now suddenly going home to the bus and nobody is there to meet him. >> that's even better than that documentary series "welcome back kotter" when he had to have a note for missing school and he would sign it epstein's mother. >> you would know who it was. >> i thought that ceremony at the white house yesterday was absolutely tremendous and noteworthy because it was historic. we have five living presidents, three under -- three attended 1600 pennsylvania avenue for the tradition of unveiling the portraits of the president that just left office. >> that's right. and for a moment, the political hatchet was buried between president obama who has said some very disparaging things blaming george bush for a lot of stuff. that's the official portrait right there. there they are posing for pictures. you know, during the ceremony in the east room where you had a whole bunch of members of