miss reliance on intermediaries came to an end when a jesuit order established a cooperative you're more ted which saw the local indigenous families team up they used the beans they grow to roast their own coffee and that also allowed cities are to receive training in the business and finance side of things. says mexico's poorest state and its indigenous peoples are often treated like second class citizens. men work the coffee plantations for starvation wages while women are bound to the home. that's another thing that you're more detail has changed. one way no rodrigue says one woman who is confident enough to forge a new path for herself. and not just call me it's difficult for women to leave this place to find work in this i need it at the height in the in the that but that's the only way for a woman to change her life i want to look at. for indigenous women the road to self-determination is even harder than for men from on weta it's beginning modestly by making her own soap. back at the plantation the beans are roasted in a hot oven caesar is anxious his teacher observes everything c

obvious a word as far as the situation on the ground by constance and from that suggests that the jesuits nonstate that they are assisting in an act are defeating the tsunami he had not said that there were about the it has nothing to do day at this is overly certain they will continue to eat or that it would not leave it. correspondent angela bora speaking to us. we're going to stay with the situation of civilians in eastern guta that's because g.w. news has obtained exclusive footage filmed by a resident of that besieged district just outside damascus it's a close up look at conditions inside the rebel enclave that has been of course the target of some of the worst bombing in syria's civil war. six in the morning in the town after. a few minutes ago a bomb struck by rousing residents from their sleep alarms they quickly sought safety in their basements. this footage was sent by a resident to his relative in berlin who passed it on to us. so my name is our son our dollars these. i'm a resident of the town of duma in eastern guta. i'm sitting at home and will show you my every day life an

official word as far as the situation on the ground right now since i'm from there as i just said the jesuits know that the arms. are beating this enough did not say that they were bugged it has nothing to do with really send the continued eastward that it would not need him not to direction what they did last night was. leave it to al qaeda have these men thirty million of us who sent them to italy this was their way it seemed we let the extremists you hard fight as gore we are there is not the same words on them if they are negotiating any kind of evacuation he does. that they will not be needing to gentry and the enlisted vote and just briefly what about the hundreds of thousands of civilians who are still in duma still in eastern guta what condition of bayan well they're absolutely shout over to be since there was nobody in that but since there is. no territory under the control of that scene and night met these people some of them say that the leadership to leave it out there to have affordable guards latin american end their lives for their families because it is not available the last

to answer if he continues to say and why the shelling he says done are the regime the law says the jesuits not relevant in a manner also to how the sixteen is entities that they're new or different than erdos or isis and that is all or they say that they want to get all of the dead tree back but this does but russia and the peculiar situation of russia are there to answer to the international community why is syria the regime i mean by that going to continue to bomb. and shell for her in beirut thank you. donald trump has made good on his threats and signed off on imports tariffs twenty five percent on steel ten percent on alimony and he blames other countries for america's massive trade deficits still only accounts for two percent of world trade and yet the tit for tat and penalties dangerous the ripple effects could escalate into a full scale trade war with just one signature u.s. president donald trump has authorized plans to place import tariffs on steel and on a mini i'm witnessing the moment was still walk is the order will keep that job safer in the future today i'm defending americ

was in law school that i came to appreciate more with my involvement in the university, is a great jesuit motto, that we should be women and men, for each other's. it is a pretty straightforward way to live our lives. and i've tried to do that as best i can with my life and certainly with my time in service in the congress of the united states which is an amazing privilege. i do think as we look to the future the central question facing this nation, more so than any particular piece of policy, is how do we begin to unify a terribly divided and fractured nation which is what we find ourselves living in right now. and what has happened to politics across the last several decades, we've always had partisan politics. and that leads to a revery healthy debate. as george washington discussed in his farewell address where i he warned about the dangers of hyper partisan politics. he acknowledged the importance of hyper partisan politics. but where we have evolved to, to this kind of hard edged party before country-- it is, in my judgment, just terribly destructive. and it really puts into questio

>> a passionate minority. >> reporter: which he defended a chilean jesuit accused of molestation, thesent the vatican to investigate. >> to know the truth, to prosecute. he will never stop until he finishes with this sham. >> reporter: through it all he's obviously most happy like this -- blessing the hopeful and the desperate. a pastor who wishes the church was more like a field hospital. above all, here to treat the wounded. bill weir, cnn, vatican city. >>> "pope: the most powerful man in history" sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. >>> i'm actually one of the most successful adult movie directors in the business. actually just renegotiated and got a new contract. >> this is about the payoff, not the

a catechism written by a dutch jesuit in sixteen zero six describes important aspects of the christian life in one hundred chapters. it ends with an engraving bearing the caption views of the origin of faith. the first dislike to any basic craving is a very odd version of the scene on. it shows christ carrying his cross and visibly suffering surrounded by a throng of painters sitting in front of the easels and obviously trying to capture the scene on canvas you know however if you look closely you'll see that none of them is really able to do this. there's a completely different scene on each canvas and some of them are absurd was a. painters are only portraying their own view of the event the engraving suggests that every fishel representation of christ says more about the artist than their subject when curtis lies to interview could perhaps interpret it as saying what the real meaning of the scene cannot be visualized by the painters are obviously painting something else just as every attempt to explain the process and its meaning to articulate it or to painted on a mental canvas is

trying to listen to both the bishops and the priests and nestly, the answer is, you may not hear from jesuits so much, but i don't know. >> particularly in this moment, the me too movement, he was one that had the popularity and the belief in the catholic church plummeting for all those years before he came to that role. >> he does meet, we heard, every friday with victimsms. he's not deaf to their cries. he knows who's going on. he was the arch bishop of -- it may be the bureaucracy. it's kind of mysterious. >> one victim told npr radio that i was very hopeful in the beginning when he first came to office. i think the time has gone. i've found myself becoming more and more disillusioned. the words are no use and the promises of no use if we don't see real change. >> i don't think i'd say that. all hope is not gone. he's a dedicated, faithful, loving person. he wants to do his best. not sure what's taking so long. >> let's turn to your personal situation. you've come almost to blows with traditionalists in the church, you've written this book, "building a bridge" how the catholic church and t

be doing the government russian military and jesuits learn forward to have continued to logically hold for that they know that it's all good for this is for a halt because there's been at least one good news i'm all very. singular to was seized by rebels in late two thousand and twelve and since two thousand and thirteen has been under siege as the syrian army tries to recapture the area the assad government has now succeeded in driving the militants into three small pockets regaining control of much of the region despite the advances many civilians there are still living in dire conditions political analyst and author phyllis bennis told us the humanitarian crisis will be felt right across the middle east. there is no place for them to go the country of syria has been decimated by these seven years of war and people have been moved from one place to another looking for safety and not finding it those who have been driven out of the country are finding the gates of other countries closed against them most notably of course the united states which has prohibited refugees coming from syr

deadline given there was a deadline given by the syrian government the russian government saying that it jesuits now and did not come to some sort of an agreement with them by saturday evening that they would go ahead and go into that area and attack that area with full force in a surprise move u.s. president donald trump has told his supporters that american troops will be leaving syria very soon he was speaking at an event in ohio where he began complaining about how much the u.s. spends of rebuilding other countries the u.s. has more than two thousand military personnel in syria helping local groups to defeat isolate. and by the way we're knocking the hell out of isis will be coming out of syria like very soon let the other people take care of it now very soon very soon we're coming now we're going to have a hundred percent of the caliphate as they call it sometimes referred to as the land take it all back quickly quickly the u.s. went into syria during barack obama's presidency to help in the fight against deisel the pentagon says around two thousand troops are still there to prevent the gro

jessica crabtree is a teacher at jesuit high school and her harassers are her students she says.eader is also a teacher in the district. >> i have been harassed, stalked, intimidated, threatened, bullied, slandered and defamed by male students. >> as a result of these two women's' statements to the school board earlier this year and that there is not enough being done to stop the harassment, there is a curriculum being considered for students, sexual harassment training. it would be implemented from april to june. students would be required to participate. it would be the same at all schools except that seniors would also be learning about affirmative consent. the superintendent did not return our phone calls today, but he will make his presentation at tonight's meeting to the board. though it might be an added lesson, the students at redwood high school we talked to today are still on board to learn it. >> i think it could be a good idea if they do it in the right way. i'm open to almost anything, but if i hear like good things about it and have people that want me to go to it,

deadline given there was a deadline given by the syrian government the russian government saying that if jesuits now did not come to some sort of an agreement with them by saturday evening that they would go ahead and go into that area and attack that area with full force . techies president has rejected a french offer to facilitate dialogue between ankara and kurdish groups in syria saying it's the wrong approach president made the comments after meeting a delegation of kurdish an arab fighters in paris including the white beaches this is president trunk contradicted his own defense chiefs telling a rally in ohio that u.s. troops would have syria that he soon stephanie decker. the americans have long had a presence in this part of northern syria supporting the syrian democratic forces arrest e.f. in the fight against eisel but turkey views the kurdish y p g which makes up the bulk of the s.d.f. as a terrorist organization and the latest twist french president met with an s.d.s. delegation on thursday night in paris an offer to mediate which isn't going down well in ankara but there's dick. says

deadline given there was a deadline given by the syrian government the russian government saying that if jesuits now and did not come to some sort of an agreement with them by saturday evening that they would go ahead and go into that area and attack that area with full force. a white police officer in the u.s. state of louisiana has been fired for the killing of african-american alton standing another policeman has been suspended for three days thirty seven year old sterling was held down by the two officers and shot dead in the city of baton rouge and twenty sixteen michaela reports from washington d.c. . the current recruit. the baton rouge police have finally released the body camera footage of the killing out on sterling was selling c.d.'s outside a convenience store when the two officers arrived on the scene a struggle broke out and six shots were fired earlier this week the louisiana attorney general announced no criminal charges will be brought against the two officers but after an internal investigation the better on rouge police department has announced disciplinary steps one officer t

. >> this being a jesuit institution some of the students say that has an affect on their moral compass. >> we are sick of the weapons of war. we're sick ever killing machines. we're -- the mere existence of them is tragedy itself. >> we have to care for your fellow man, fellow being. and current gun control doesn't allow for that. >> they're being encouraged to write to the elected representatives in an effort to make classrooms and campuses a safer place for students to get their education. >> like a flash mob once the walkout was over everyone disappeared. >> however campus leaders say this movement is not going to disappear. in santa clara, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> accused parkland shooter nikolas cruz went wak back to court and refused to enter a plea. the judge entered a not guilty plea on his behalf. he is charged with 17 counts of first degree premeditated murder and first degree attempted murder. today's appearance comes aafter seeking the death penalty. we are hearing more 911 calls in from nnlds the school during the shooting. >> just stay on the phone with me. please sta

now, why is holy cross, this is in massachusetts, springfield, worcester, mass, jesuit college.emoving part of its logo, but keeping its name. what are they embarrassed about now? >> they are the crusaders. >> laura: what's that. >> laura: >> they are the crusader with the sword. they are stripping the logo and their mascot, because it is violent, and islamaphobic. >> laura: so is football, but we still do that. >> the chairman of the school issued this video. >> our community does not tithe the crusader name to the crusaders. >> we're crusaders for social justice, for making a difference in our world. >> this is the ultimate -- >> laura: camera, camera, camera. we're crusaders for recycling and that's what makes us really good. we're crusaders for the -- >> why are they running from the -- the crusades were defensive war in the 11th century. two-thirds of christianity have been gobbled up. they call themselves the crusader. i object to the changing logos. >> laura: or changing history. >> remember the fighting irish? they wanted to strip the little leprechaun away because it wa

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francis the reformer was an obscu obscure jesuit from argentina five years ago but made it known he wouldhe most liberal fathers in ancient history. he was asked about hoax smosexuy and said the five words that shook the weather, whom am i to judge. allowing priests to marry, divorced catholics take communion, all open for discussion under this global pope who also stands as the anti-trump. when he says those who build walls instead of bridges are not christians, does he know what he's doing? >> oh he knows what he is doing. he is a great political figure of our time. >> while fans love that, resistance worry frances is either a herotic or conservative or both. >> there is a con glomeration of people with different concerns joined in the fact that they think the pope might be a danger or problem. >> what percentage of the church do you think they are? >> certainly not half. >> yeah. >> well below half. >> passionate minority. >> a passionate minority. >> accusing a whichchilean of covering up child pedophile, he sent in an investigation. >> he will never stop until he finishes with this s

he did a great jb on tob on that if you look at his background, he was jesuit educated at georgetowngetown law. i think he picked up a bit from his teachers and clarity there that's from personal experience. that's a real positive going forward. why is that? because it allows us to focus more on the fundamentals and the fundamentals are quite good. it mshows markets are not that expensive. if you look where multiples are right now, we're at a bit below 17 after today it could be below that so i don't think the market is as expensive as people generally think it is given the effect of taxes and given the effect that earnings still come in very strong in terms of volatility, where that's going to provide opportunities, i think that there's some isolated examples and emerging markets that are good with the fallout from some of the tech issues that are going on in terms of the elections, all that, i think there's a lot of tech that's very healthy especially in semiconductors and software if there's a knock-on effect on those stocks from what's going on with facebook, that could be where

hence the reformer, the obscure jesuit from argentina, but he made it clear real fast he is one of theam i to judge. the muslim refugees and he said that god redeems the atheists for preesests to work, and divorce, and so this is all who many have called the anti-trump. and when he says that those who build walls instead of bridges are not astute, does he know what he is doing? >> yes, he knows what he is doing. he is a great political figure of the time. >> and while the fans love that, the resis tebs here includes those who look at him as hair tick -- heretic or a globalist or both. >> people are joined in the fact that they are thinking that the pope may be a danger or problem. >> what percentage are they? >> not half. well below half. >> and the minority? >> it is a passionate minority, yes. >> and when he looked at pardonnipardo pardonning a priest in belgium who was accused of assault. >> we need to nknow the truth. >> and he is most like this, blessing the hopeful and the desperate and a pastor who wishes the church was more like a field officer above all here to treat the wound

deadline given there was a deadline given by the syrian government the russian government saying that if jesuits now did not come to some sort of an agreement with them by saturday evening that they would go ahead and go into that area and attack that area with full force turkey's president has rejected france's officer mediate between uncle and kurdish on groups in syria dismissing a man call as i've said is that this us president john contradicts his own defense chief telling supporters at a rally in ohio that u.s. troops will pull out of syria they are said step deca has. the americans have long had a presence in this part of northern syria so. courting the syrian democratic forces arrest in the fight against eisel but turkey views the kurdish y p g which makes up the bulk of the s.d.f. as a terrorist organization and the latest twist french president met with an s.d.f. delegation on thursday night in paris an offer to mediate which isn't going down well in ankara but there's dick. says that he gave guarantee of support to the y.p. g that france can be mediators between turkey and the s.d.f.

deadline given there was a deadline given by the syrian government the russian government saying that it jesuits now and did not come to some sort of an agreement with them by saturday evening that they would go ahead and go into that area and attack that area with full force in a surprise move u.s. president tunnel trump has told his supporters that american troops will be leaving syria very soon he was speaking at events in ohio when he began complaining about how much the u.s. spends on rebuilding other countries the u.s. says will the two thousand military personnel in syria helping local groups to feet eisel. and by the way we're knocking the hell out of isis will be coming out of syria like very soon let the other people take care of it now very soon very soon we're coming now we're going to have a hundred percent of the caliphate as they call it sometimes referred to as the land take it all back quickly quickly the u.s. went into syria during barack obama's presidency to help in the fight against deisel the pentagon says that around two thousand troops are still there to prevent the group

i title one of my chapters "to hell with jews and jesuits." it was an exact quote from a congressman at the time. he was unsuccessful -- truman was unsuccessful. but eisenhower surreptitiously with executive orders expanded immigration and, of course, lbj is 1965 -- lbj in 1965 changed the quota system. the country of greece was allowed 320 immigrants in 1945. great britain was allowed 40,000. just to give you an idea of the ethnic prejudice involved in that. and lbj changed that as well. in education, of course, the g.i. bill expanded under harry truman and particularly under dwight d. eisenhower. harry truman submitted a bill for universal health care. we're still waiting for it, right? [laughter] but johnson is got the next best thing with medicare. housing and urban policy, we didn't really have an urban policy before the truman administration. and you started the first public housing program. in terms of the environment, the environment first became a cause with mamie eisenhower and then with dwight d. eisenhower. an interesting thing, ju

[applause] so you can see you could have a joint conclave with jesuit fellows to work your way out of this particular where you are denying the basis for your own existence. it does have international complications because the united states was a founding member of the united nations. it's still an indispensable part of the united nations. it's inconceivable the un would exist without the united states taking part in it. and there are problems because there's always the israeli exception. almost everyresolution that comes up is being weighed in the balance . nuclear nonproliferation, the presentation earlier. the united states has nonproliferation treaties that say no country over what is now the five permanent members should havenuclear weapons and then it condones nuclear weapons in israel and because it does that, every other country in the world , pakistan, says them, why not us? it's continually creating exceptions to your own rules . the settlements in particular . the us has never actually approved them but they've changed the language so often over the years that as far as the

[applause] so, you can see you could have a whole joint conclave of jesuits and talmud scholars, with the fine print, denying the basis of your own existence. the united states was founding member of the united nations. it is still indispensable part of the united nations. it is inconceivable that the united nations would not exist without the united states taking part in it. this creates severe problems because there is always the israeli exception. every resolution that comes up is being weighed in the balance. nuclear non-proliferation, we saw with grant's presentation earlier, the united states is signatory to non-proliferation treaties that say no country apart from the, what is now the five permanent members should have nuclear weapons. and it condones nuclear weapons in enrace. because it does that, every other country in the world, india, pakistan, north korea, hey, if them, why not us? you continually creating exceptions to your own rules other people walk in through. you know, the settlements in particular. the u.s. has never actually approved them but they have changed the

he girls team prevailed over regis jesuit by a score of 67-61. the grandview boys basketball team had a spectacular season, finishing the season with an impressive 24-4 record and the accumulation of its season was the first ever boys basketball state championship title. the grandview girls basketball team also had a tremendous season, finishing with equally impressive 23-3 record and the cumulation -- culmination of its season was the second consecutive girls basketball state championship title. the teams were led by their respective championship -- to chair respective championship titles by their coaches josh yliski for the girls team and mike rogers for the boys teamism commend these two coaches they coaching staffs and their supporters at grandview high school for all they've contributed to the success of the school's boys and girls basketball programs. again, congratulations to the grandview high school girls and boys basketball team on this impressive victory in colorado's 5-a state championship. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for w