, thatis drink too much, you are immoral, that is a quote.s saying this. we have a comment from a council spokesperson. we are unable to comment on individual cases, those subjects to court proceedings. we provide loving homes for hundreds of children every year and in every case we give absolute consideration for the background and cultural identity of the children. all foster carers receive training and support from the council to make sure they are fully qualified to meet the needs of the children in their care. if this foster mother has had this training and if the quotes are not true, it has not worked. the other thing that makes me feel squeamish is even though you cannot see her face, me feel squeamish is even though you cannot see herface, this is a vulnerable child, one with a difficult life already, on the front page of the times. that makes me feel uneasy. if it is because this isa feel uneasy. if it is because this is a story that desperately needs to be told, i understand why. but it makes me feel... is it not more than one famil

this man risked his life to preserve immorality -- >> reporter: richmond has called for the relocation of that city's confederate statues. jackie bensen, news 4. >>> now to a story you'll see only on news 4 on the heels of charlottesville. the only african-american member of president trump's cabinet has found himself the target of anti-trump vandals. somebody wrote an expletive about the president. in the past carson says a neighbor displayed a confederate flag outside their home to taunt him. the hud secretary admits being the target of hate doesn't feel good and says violence isn't the answer. >> you can't necessarily control, you know, the animosity and the hatred of someone else. but you can control how you several times if he thought president trump's response to the deadly protest in charlottesville displayed the leadership the country needs and he said, he doesn't want to point fingers about who should have done what. >>> we are following some breaking news from south korea where that country's president is hoping to jump-start diplomacy with the north. the president considers

>> immorality. >> immorality. good. up on top? >> disease. >> disease. and then we're going to go -- we're reading right to left as the chinese would, right? this one says ruin too. and can anyone point out those last two? >> white labor. >> yes. ruin to chinese immigration. so bringing filth, immorality, disease, ruin to white labor. okay. catastrophic. chinese immigration is catastrophic to san francisco, to california. the foundation of the statue is crumbling, the ships that are coming are capsizing. and then the sun -- or the moon in the background has slanted eyes. so this is the future of california. this is the future of the united states to chinese immigration come unrestricted. and this is not an outlier. this is not a far right or far left or extreme example about this -- of this anti-immigrant sentiment. this is one of the most well-respected, well-read illustrated magazines in the late 19th century. so what's the effect of some of this popular sentiment? one is through violence. there are countless episodes of the chinese being driven out, l

chairman is basically saying if you don't agree with me, if you vote for the other side, you are immoral think is tantamount to being immoral. i think is it is anyway. that seems to be a message. if you don't agree with me, you are a bad person. that is not a message that wins converts, is it? >> no. it's not. but i think that howard dean makes a really good point. donald trump may not be a racist. i don't know what's in his heart. he sure looks like one. when you egive indicate whether the alt right is racist and white people as racist and black people as thugs. you look like a racist. the republican party needs to have uncomfortable conversation about why they always end up on the side of defending racists. >> tucker: i don't know if they always end up on the side of defending racists. i think the country might have a fruitful conversation about why donald trump got elected president. about how if you voted for trump you are a racist is absurd recently. people don't vote for him because they are racist. they voted for him because they have real economic concerns which the democratic pa

shaving, smoking, using a mobile phone, were all considered immoral, and the punishment for these transgressionslic lashings to execution. for the three years isis ruled the city, very little information came out about life inside the caliphate. it's difficult to believe that as foreigners we can now drive freely in the streets. but it's a false sense of security. it's not safe here in east mosul. there are fears that many isis fighters have just gone back into the community. now checkpoints everywhere, we still have to be so careful. i've come to visit dr hazim, from mosul hospital, at his home in the east of the city. nice to see you. thank you for having us. as—salamu alaykum. this is traditional food? we can come freely to go home now, but life was very difficult in the past three years? 0ver lunch, dr hazim explains that it was his profession that ultimately saved him and his family from the wrath of islamic state fighters. did that make you nervous that your son would go out to treat isis fighters? is there fear, then, that there could be another uprising? are you scared about the idea tha

it is bringing filth, immorality, disease, ruin to white labor. it is catastrophic to san francisco. the ships that are coming are capsizing and then the sun or the moon in the background has slanted eyes. so this is the future of california this is the future of the united states through chinese immigration. this is not a, you know, a far right or far left or extreme example about this. this is one of the most well respected, well read illustrated magazines in the late 19th century. what's the effect of some of this popular sentiment? one is through violence. there are countless episodes of the chinese being driven out, literally driving them out of small towns like california as well as big stis like seattle this is an illustration of one of the well known incidents, the massacre of chinese at rock springs, wyoming in 1885. it happened around a mining incident it drove them out after inflicting massive violence there are hundreds driven out into the outlying areas. this is some of the sentiment that is shaping chinese immigration. one of the rea

they're using words like immoral to build the wall, what they're promoting is illegal immigration.omoting the law. >> harris: the president has talked about that wall would be a structure and so what we see along the southern border, it is a fence line more than a wall, but it is a structure fortified by border agents. >> dagen: this goes back to our previous discussion about senate republicans and is get on board with this. the houses passed legislation for $1.6 billion, but it's not clear that that negotiations, how that language will survive. again, it falls on the ability to work in the senate and with members of his party to get this done. would they show the government down over this issue, it's very personal to this president and to his supporters, but with a government shutdown over this? no way. >> sandra: does the president need to get more specific with his plan for building this wall? he has said and has to be real money. he needs whatever means necessary to get money for this wall. he won't give specific amounts of money that he needs, but he needs "enough to really st

this catholic priest was arrested the following day on charges of immorality.rotestant church also tried to speak the truth. the nazis put this man in a concentration camp. there were others who spoke the truth and i am proud to say educators were among them. >> what, may i ask, is an alien? i don't know myself. but let us see what our present so-called authorities have to say about it. they say he is tall. slender. and blonde. there is no aryan race. and more important, there is no master race. there are people who may find these ideas convenient, but science cannot support them. there is no scientific proof that there is any correlation between a man's racial characteristics and his native ability or character. in all racial groups we find the same range of potentialities. we find idiots, geniuses, criminals and flphilanthropists. we must judge each man as an individual and not by the color of his eyes or by the length of his nose. come in, gentlemen. it's comfortable. and remember that there is no master race. that is the scientific truth. anyone who tells y

some of the possible motivations make the project immoral. the decipher to make -- desire to make human beings ugly and, thus, the attempt to modify the human to be retill january or a feline, for example, these all seem to be, in fact, denials of that good, the good of human beauty and so intrinsically impermissible. but there's going to be a gray area here, it seems, for enhancement for the sake of the beautiful and its op opposite ad plenty of disagreement. you see this even in the most basic case of tattooing. for instance. returning to the general question of enhancing that which is instrumental to our pursuit of good, in a sense, the field seems fairly wide open. we could enhance human being into the future in many ways that would, in the short and long run, augment our capacity for the pursuit and realization of music human goods. yet even if we did this radically, to extents not even currently imaginable, we would not be changing our nature. human beings are rational animal, and if our descendants are rational and living beings as the

it is immoral, illegal, and the world didn't ask or it -- ask for it. most countries in the world see the united states, including russia and china, as the biggest threat. ll had aup po similar result. local policing is not policinged -- global is not appreciated by the people being policed. >> i think we have time for one more question. >> two questions. my first question is, wars are bad and killing people and you bad and killing people and you don't want the u.s. to intervene in other countries' policy, ok. but, syria is like a chess board and wars are reality and international relations are another reality. if the u.s. takes its aircraft from syria, don't you think that the united states will lose its ground in syria? international policy or international relations and leave the space to russia, iran and the other powers? >> that's a hard question and i will preface this by saying i'm not an attorney. you are, but i'm not. but, it's my understanding that legally, if the internationally recognized government of syria invites another country to come a

price you pay when you violate your oath to office and you yourself stoop to criminal conduct or immoralonduct.">(steve) perez is one of seven current or former law enforcement officers who've been charged with crimes connected to the scandal. perez has pleaded not-guilty. he'll be back in court in october. (pam) happening tomorrow... a memorial service for fallen firefighter jake walter ... will be held in oakland.(pam) walter was fatally shot by accused oliver junio last friday. another firefighter was injured during the shooting. police say, the shooting happened in downtown san jose, near 9-th and taylor streets. the oakland fire department says, walter was one of their newest firefighters. the memorial is set to take place at the scottish rite center... on lakeside drive in oakland. (steve)live picture outside.. (pam)brittney has the forecast a heat advisory means that a period of hot temperatures is expected. hot temperatures will create a situation in which heatillnesses are possible. drink plenty of fluids...stay in an air- conditioned room...stay out of the sun...and check up on

this catholic priest was arrested the following day on charges of immorality.s church also continued to try and fight for truth. >> who desires this for himself cannot deny to others. this is a great loss in the world can learn germany. the nazis put this meant that these men in a concentration camp. there were others who fought for truth. i'm proud to say that educators were among them. arian? may i ask is an not sure. nancy -- what are so-called authorities have to say about it. they say he's tall. slender, blueprints global -- blue-eyed, and long. -- blonde. did the there is no area and or master race -- here he and race or master race. there are people who might sundays it is convenient. proofere is no scientific that there's any correlation between a man's race and characteristics, and his ability or character. findl racial groups, we the same range of potentialities. criminals,iuses, philanthropists. we must judge each man as an not by the color of his skin or his is, or by the link of his nose. -- length of his nose. >> come in, gentlemen. >> there are m

. >> this catholic creech was arrested the following day on charges of immorality.stant church also continued to try and fight for truth. >> he who desires liberty for himself cannot deny to others, lest he lose what he has gained. this is the great lesson the world can learn from germany. >> the nazis put this man in a concentration camp. there were others who spoke for truth, and i am proud to say that educators were among them. anand what may i ask is aryan? i don't know myself. presentus see what our so-called authorities have to say about it. they say he is tall. blonde. blue-eyed, and race.is no aryan and more important, there is no master race. there are people who may find these ideas convenient, but science cannot support it. there is no scientific proof that there is any correlation between a man's racial characteristics and his native ability or character. in all racial groups, we find the same range of potentialities. geniuses, wes and find criminals and philanthropists. we must judge each man as an individual, and not by the color of his skin or his eye

when you are at a lower rank, you have a responsibility to make sure you don't do anything immoral orgal. when you get to the at the top of the food chain, you're not only responsible for making sure we don't do anything immoral or illegal, but you are responsible for making sure we don't do anything stupid, and i think general mattis and some others are in a position to say no, whether they think it's a lawful order or not, they won't do it. >> i'm sure the people on guam, 168,000 people, american citizens all, u.s. territory, are as surprised that they are in the news as we are to be talking about them. what's the significance of north korea using this specific number saying they are going to fire four missiles into the water around guam? what's that for? >> so that's actually a great question, brian, because in this supposed plan that the north koreans have put forward, they are trying to demonstrate they can call president trump's bluff. as you mentioned, he used this fire and fury language suggesting that the next time the north koreans even threatened the united states, we would

>> i think you have a moral duty to act when you see immorality on display.mcafee brown was a great theologians. he says it's important to oppose evil, but if you can't defeat it, as long as you go on record against it, can you do things in ways you can't even imagine could make a difference. that's always been a guiding post of mine, a guiding charge. when i saw what went on in charolettesville, it was time for me to go forward. i understand the idea he might hang himself and is doing a good job of it. and we need to wait for mueller and the investigation to come up with more succinct points that might get more republicans on board and republicans need to come on board. from my perspective and the district i represent, majority african-american district, and he basically told jews and african-americans, i don't care about you, i care more about neo-nazis and confederates. it was time for me to take a moral stand in the tradition of robert mcafee brown. i don't expect it to succeed now. i think the election of 2018 will determine whether the republicans get o

without any consideration as to whether or not the conduct he was engaging in was not only illegal but immoral as well. >>reporter: attorney say ricardo perez repeatedly exploited jasmin abuslin it was 17 at the time and they claim he forced her to take explicit photos which he shared with other officers. he pleaded not guilty to felony charges of sex with a minor and a criminal case connected to the scandal.>> given she was a minor during a portion of this she could not consent in any involvement was a violation of her civil rights. therefore, we have taken appropriate action to illustrate that in this case.>>reporter: her attorneys also blamed the sheriff's office for failing to report the sexual exploitation of a minor as well as failing to properly train its officers in how to recognize sex trafficking. the shop responded by saying it will vigorously defend the suit and saying it evolves the conduct of one former deputy who resigned in lieu of the termination and he was fully trained in reporting child abuse. she filed a similar suit against a richmond police department and in may oakland

the risks of apocalyptic nuclear confrontation with russia as a result of russia also fighting an immoral illegal and counterproductive war in syria. that alone is reason to remove every u.s. plane or ground. this is also without considering the environment of damage done to syria and to our atmosphere. you can drive your car all year, feel guilty about it, but you won't pollute the sky like one of these planes. then there's the financial trus trust. national priorities project puts the cost of the war on isis at $16 billion and counting >> these alternatives have been available since day one and still are. the united states spent years sabotaging you and attempts at peace in syria. according to former finnish president nobel peace prize laureate, united states dismissed out of hand a russian peace proposal for syria in 2012. the u.s. ruined last years cease-fire by firing on syrian troops. nothing is going to quickly bring peace and prosperity to syria but continuing to do what we know makes matters worse has to end. we have to give peace a chance. thank you. >> thank you, david swanson

why he says the policies are illegal and immoral. >>> and a chase and a climb. our wild sur suit through los angeles ended high above the ground. and a custody battle over the cardinals. they had big plans for their unofficial mascot. now they're saying not so fast. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with a check on the roads. we're watching the expressway. the cameras showing us that now here is the eastbound sound. here westbound side toward the skuk ischuylkill. we had a collapsed bridge near 259 and that of course is clear. not many delays. speeds well into the 6 0z and watching police activity and construction, fellowship road, right now the southbound side of route 73 as one lane getting by. not too many delays as it stays there a little bit. i'll keep myoeyes on that for you and i'll have updates in about ten minutes. >>> 18 minutes before 5:00. we're watching the shore for a bit of fog. atlantic city reporting some dense fog this morning but it's not a repeat. a nice clear view of the pier. it was a high risk yesterday but still be careful. a

some of the possible motivations make the project intrinsically immoral. hatred of the human form, the desire to make human beings ugly, the attempt in practice human beings are human beings and the attempt to modify the human to be reptilian or feline, for example. these all seem to me in fact, denials of that good, the good of human beauty and so intrinsically impermissible. but there's going to be a great area is simply too enhancement for the sake of a beautiful and its opposite plaintiff about what falls into this category.me the most basic case of tattooing. returning to the general question of enhancing, that which is integral to our pursuit of the good, in a sense the field seems fairly wide-open. we could enhance human things into the future in many waysin that would in the short and long run augment our capacity for the pursuit and realization of basic human goods. yet even if we did this radically to the extent, to extend not even currently imaginable we would not be changing our nature. human beings are rational animals and if our descendents a

that's immoral.n, i think that we have taken the morality out and the sensitivity out of a lot of the issues and just looked at what side we're on rather than what do we stand for as a nation. >> that's right, reverend al. i think the faith community, the ministers, rabbis, imams, we have a unique role to play in proclaiming that prophetic voice. we will be walking humbly but marching proudly on august 28th and we will be lifting up that moral voice. i'm very proud that it was in the offices of the religious action center reformed judaism in washington, d.c. that the voting rights act of 1963 was drafted and the civil rights act of '64, but those acts are under siege. the voting rights act was eviscerated in a supreme court case in shelby in 2012. as you referenced a moment ago we have voter suppression laws all across the country, one in north carolina that was called racist with surgical precision by a federal appeals court when it got thrown out. we need to organize and mobilize at the grassroots

it's immoral and illegal and the world didn't ask for it and the few studies last week of 38 countriesfound that the majority of them viewed the us more than russia and china as the biggest threat including places like turkey and south korea and japan and the gallup poll a few years back had a similar result with the us the biggest threat of any country to peace in the world. so the global policing is not appreciated by the people policed and it ought to end. >> i think we have time for one more question. >> to questions. my first question is, words are bad and killing people and you don't want the us to intervene in other countries policy, okay. about, syria is like a chess aboard and wars are reality in international relations are another reality. if the us takes its aircraft from syria, don't you think that the us will lose its ground in syria? international policy or international relations and leave the space to russia, iran and the other countries? >> >> that's a hard question and i will preface this by saying i'm not an attorney. you are, but i'm not. but, it's my understanding

the president saying the president american communities, to force american taxpayers to funds an immoral and expensive border wall. weijia jiang, cbs news, the white house. >> house speaker paul ryan is weighing in on the possibility of a government shutdown. he says he believes it's not necessary and not in the best interest of anyone. >>> people in southeast [indiscernible] are keeping a close eye on harvey, the former tropical storm is expected to dump heavy rain along the gulf coast and it could come close to hurricane strength by the time it hits texas, perhaps on friday. so people who live along the coast are hitting the stores and the thing they're looking for the most is water. >> being prepared. my husband called me at work today and said they're expecting a stronger storm than what we thought with just rain. >> we're buying water for two reasons, one because i'm almost out and two, i don't know what's going to happen. >> just like the boy scouts say, it's better to have it and not need it need it. everybody is tracking harvey. you're tracking it too, but those folks there, at l

they're deemed immoral. after a public beating, women often can't get back on track again. they have to move away, they lose their jobs. / the public caning continues. it's the young man kurnia's turn. he also gets 25 lashes from the algojo - the "executioner". and then the show is over, the audience is sent home and and kurnia is a free man. he spent four months in prison for his forbidden relationship. we go with him to a cafe, where he tells his story. >> i've never committed a crime in my life. i never want to experience anything like that again. my heart was pounding. kurnia is relieved to have it all behind him. his girlfriend cici ((chee-chee)) saw him being beaten today. but he has great plans for their relationship. >> i want to visit my girlfriend's parents and talk about the future. maybe i can marry her soon. / the sharia police are back on patrol. this time we ride along with the female officers, but the cameraman isn't allowed in the truck. men and women mustn't be in such close proximity. the moral enforcers use a loudspeaker to remind women to wear a headsca

the deduction has more fiction writing, it's immoral what the tax system is doing to the american people. david: i think you've got to point. we'll leave it at that. health care premiums could be more in some states, but not for congress or their staff and for congress or their staff and the president is threateni ♪ sometimes, there's no do-over. some things you can't rewind. that's when an extra safety step could mean the difference between a close call, and a call to 911. simple steps save lives. learn more at poolsafely.gov. david: more health insurers announcing that more double-digit health premiums hikes are coming, but not for congressman because congress and their staff get an obama subsidy. the federal government is threatening to put an end to this. quote, if obamacare is hurting people, and it is, why shouldn't it hurt the insurance companies and why should congress not be paying what the public pays? john, you say it's another bad example of congress creating rules that it doesn't have to life by. >> it's laws that they foist on the american people. it's a waste of time, as t

i think it is unfortunate and i think it is immoral, but i will still eat here. >> i may not like hisic goes, but to vilify him and to vilify his business i don't think that's right personally. >> reporter: the sign here at omei thank goes customers for the last 38 years and indicates the restaurant will reopen. in santa cruz, katie marzullo, "abc 7 news" >>> a dog's owner is demanding answers after her neighbor's two dogs came into her dog and mauled her beloved pet to death. surveillance videos captured two dogs breaking through a fence and attacking dayzee. they have not told animal services the locations of the dogs that killed dayzee. >> is it okay they could attack another person or animal before they get taken? >> are they going to do the same thing? are they going to be able to escape? obviously we want to find out where the dogs are at. >> and the neighbors didn't answer when we knocked on their >> a northern california brewer faces a lawsuit from the son of a jazz legend over the use of his late father's image. north coast brews brother feloni feloni felon felonius ale. the

because the zoot suit becomes this icon of everything that is wrong and destabilized and immoral andiolent and detracting from the war effort. the zoot suit and folks that wear it become a kind of internal enemy. we see this get played out on the front pages of the press and on the streets of los angeles. the zoot suit itself becomes a target not just of the lapd but of every day citizens and eventually as we will see sailors and soldiers. one final story on the racialization of juvenile del n delinquency before we move on. they talked about how one female were talked about in the press after sleepy lagoon, after they came to cue this negative meaning. she had this to say -- and this is at a time when you can look -- i mean you can go to the archives and get dozen of articles that the young woman were fond of wearing and articles talking about how in their hairdos like this they hid weapo weapons. tire irons, knives. chains, bricks in their own hair. when they came across soldiers when they requester walking with their boyfriends they could hand the weapon to their boyfriends so they

aside from the immorality of it it's the political stupidity is kind of mind boggling.s called the lost call for a reason -- it loses. >> right. jen? >> we found that general kelly can have control of the staff, but not the president. it's not like steve bannon said last week's infrastructure week and this week is defend nazi week. that came from -- right, that came from the president. and general kelly stood there and we saw how pained he was when he watched trump on tuesday. but that's -- that comes from his brain and, you know, last weekend kelly was trying to rein him in on provoking -- bringing us to the dangerous brink of war on north korea. >> fire and fury. >> yeah, fire and fury. we sat here a week ago confronting that. so i'm not sure that it's going to make much of a change. i'm glad he's gone though. he's a bad influence in the white house and he was pursuing a lot of dangerous policies so it's a good thing. >> evan, let me read you a list of people calling for the departure. roger stone, the mooch, rupert murdoch. naacp, nancy pelosi and other members of co

that's not justice, that's immoral, that's unjust. >> but trump is bent on taking tough action. across the us special agents from the department of homeland security are on the hunt for illegal migrants. bullet proof vests with the acronym 'ice', familiar from obama's time. the armed immigration and customs enforcement agents pull over suspected criminals, demanding to see their documents. those who are unable to prove they're in the country legally can be taken into custody traffic offence or not. we asked the ice for an interview -- but the agency refused. >> not everyone supports trump's deportation policies; here in philadelphia there is growing resistance. together with other us cities, its local police deliberately don't ask to see a person's papers. the city authorities are determined not to create an atmosphere of fear. >> philadelphia cannot be safe if communities feel afraid to report crimes to the police, if they don't feel secure going to the hospital to get medical treatment, or if they don't feel safe taking their kids to school. and so the sanctuary city policy wa

fame and character shouldn't father matter because let's be honest there's lot of racist, criminal, immoralt bags in the hall of fame. that's just what it is. so why start caring now? but i just can't justify inducting pete rose into the hall. just feels gross. it doesn't feel right. but if we start paying attention to player's characters, where do we draw the line? do we start looking back at history and taking past players out and what offense keeps you out? okay. is it you go so far with criminal is it rape? is it just being a bad guy? where do you draw the line? eye really don't know the answer to this one much it's a tough question we have to ask ourselves that and you know what, there is one thing i do know. pete rose can't be inducted to the wall of fame next weekend. lucy? >> all right. thank you much sean bell. >>> so congratulations to the fox 29 news team just nominated tonight for nine emmys much it's the mid atlantic emmys. a lot of familiar faces on the list nominees. shawnette wilson, chris o'connell, joyce evans, bill anderson, yours truly. also faces you don't see on our ne

that only leads to suffering and i think it's immoral to keep animals caged up.orter: mercedes hernandez finds peace and solace at this little bay. here she feels especially close to her son. she's convinced alexis would understand her campaign to free the killer whales. she believes, deep inside, he'd have known that orcas belong in the open sea. terry: ukraine is a bitterly divided country, with some determined to strengthen ties with russia, others are eager to embrace the e.u. though fighting between armed factions is concentrated in the eastern border region, tensions elsewhere in ukraine are still simmering, fueled by memories of past violence. three years ago, dozens of pro-russian activists were killed in the port city of odessa. the police investigation has gone nowhere, adding to the anger and resentment. reporter: center of odessa is -- the trade union building in the center of odessa is deserted. three years ago, 48 people died here, burned, suffocated, killed falling, or shot to death. vadim papura was only 17 years old when he died. his mother fatim

i think it is unfortunate and i think it is immoral, but i will still eat here. >> i may not like his goes, but to vilify him and to vilify his business i don't think that's right personally. >> reporter: the sign here at omei thank goes customers for the last 38 years and indicates the restaurant will reopen. in santa cruz, katie marzullo, "abc 7 news" >>> a dog's owner is demanding answers after her neighbor's two dogs came into her dog and mauled her beloved pet to death. surveillance videos captured two dogs breaking through a fence and attacking dayzee. they have not told animal services the locations of the dogs that killed dayzee. >> is it okay they could attack another person or animal before they get taken? >> are they going to do the same thing? are they going to be able to escape? obviously we want to find out where the dogs are at. >> and the neighbors didn't answer when we knocked on their >> a northern california brewer faces a lawsuit from the son of a jazz legend over the use of his late father's image. north coast brews brother feloni feloni felon felonius ale. the su

the deduction has more fiction writing, it's immoral what the tax system is doing to the american people. david: i think you've got to point. we'll leave it at that. health care premiums could be more in some states, but not for congress or their staff and for congress or their staff and the president is threateni it was always a dream of mine to become for congress or their staff and the president is threateni a professional soccer player, but i never imagined that i'd be playing in kansas city. when i was first elected mayor, they would talk about kansas city, kansas like... i can't wait to get out of here. through the years we lost over 30,000 people. we turned that obstacle into an opportunity. the speedway was the catalyst... and because of the speedway we now have a shopping area and a wonderful soccer stadium. and now we're starting to grow in population. it's extremely important to have financial partners such as citi® who believe in that same vision. this area is now a destination. there's people that come out here for entertainment. there's people that come out here to work...t

as some motivations here, they make the product intrinsically immoral. the desire to make human beings ugly, the attempt to deny in the human beings are human beings. and these all seem to me to be denials and are impermissible. the enhancement for the sake of the beautiful and its opposite disagreement about what falls into this category. the most basic. returning to the general question of enhancing. in many ways in the short enron went out and are pursued for basic human goods. yet even if we think of this radically to the extent not even currently imaginable, we would not be changing our nature. human beings are rational animals and are living beings as they would need to be and they like us would also be human beings, however different from us. we would be merely amplifying our naturally given capacity. the field ought not to be quite so open for quite two reasons. as i pointed out in discussing the second category, side effects are always an issue in even intrinsically permissible could bring side effects that should obviously be avoided entirely.

statues are for people who win wars and this man risked his live to preserve one of the greatest immoralities the united states has witnessed. >> the governor says they should be relocated to museums. alexandria has been working on moving it to a museum. >>> now to a story only on news 4. on the heels of charlottesville, the only african-american member of president trump's cabinet found himself the target of anti-trump vandals. someone toilet papered ben carson's vienna home and wrote an expletive about the president. in the pa, neighbor displayed a confederate flag outside their home to taunt him. the housing and urban development secretary admits being the target of hate does not feel good but says violence isn't the answer. >> you can't necessarily control the animosity and the hatred of someone else, but you can control how you react. >> we asked the secretary several times whether he felt president trump's response displayed the leadership the country needs. he said he doesn't want to say who should have done what. you can see more on the nbc washington app. >>> renewed concerns about t