blatter. >> joseph blatter ha presentado su renuncia a la presidencia de la fifa.

♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> esta es una noticia en defb desarrollo, joseph blater presidente de la fifa anunciÓnuncia en medio del peor escÁndalo de corrupciÓn que sacude a esa organizaciÓn >>> blater dijo que se convoco rÍa a un congreso extraordinaria para elegir a su sucesor, pero el diario the nueva york times blater es centro de una investigaciÓn en estados unidos >>> estamos siguiendo paso a paso este escÁndalo pero antes otros titulares del dÍa. >>> ♪ (mÚsica)♪. >>> cambios a la vista empiezan a rodar cabezas e implementan nuevas medidas luego de revelarserrizuela rÍos revelarserrizuela revelarse serios problemas en el aeropuerto >>> de vacaciones a tragedia, buscan a cientos de turistas luego del naufragio de una epa embarques embarcaciÓn en china >>> y batalla en la cancha cuba y estados unidos se dan con todo, tenemos reacciones de la isla. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> este es noticiero telemundo, con josÉ dÍaz balart y marÍa celeste arraras. >>> buenas tardes 4 dÍas despuÉs de ser reelecto como presidente de la fifa joseph blatter anuncia que renuncia en medio del escÁndalo de corrupciÓn que inv

claro estÁ que jorge joseph blatter no pudo con la presiÓn. llevÓ a cabo la votaciÓn de la presidencia de la madre del fÚtbol. el resultado fue: joseph blatter reelecto por quinta ocasiÓn como el mandamas del fÚtbol. cautro dÍas mÁs tarde la historia ha sido sorprendente. >> fifa necesita una gran reestructuraciÓn. y aunque los mimbros de la fifa me dieron la confianza con su voto para ser reelecto como presidente, los jugadores, tÉcnicos y todos los que aman el deporte como lo amamos nosotros, no quedaron convencidos con esta decisiÓn. >> joseph blatter anunciÓ que deja su cargo debido a que no todos quedaron satisfechos con su reelecciÓn. curiosamente, coca cola uno de los patrocinadores mÁs importantes se pronunciÓ de inmediato al respecto. y citamos: respetamos la decisiÓn del seÑor joseph blatter. el anuncio de hoy es un paso positivo por el bin de aÚn bien del fÚtbol. hay muchas preguntas que no tienen respuestas. joseph blatter deja su cargo por decisiÓn propia o o porque europa amenazÓ con el bloqueo del mundial o porque sus manos dere

. >> en medio del peor escÁndalo de corrupciÓn del mÁximo organismo, el presidente de la fifa, josepher renuncia. y el fbi dice tenerlo en la lista negra. >> faltian dÍas para elecciones en mÉxico y grupos amenazan con boicotearlas realizando actos de violencia. >> un joven enfermo no se da por vencido para llegar a estados unidos pero no busca el sueÑo americano sino el tratamiento que le salve la vida. >> una jovencita no regala su corazÓn, sino un riÑÓn a un anciano moribundo. comenzamos. [mÚsica] >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn, ediciÓn nocturna. con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. [mÚsica] >> buenas noches. el presidente de la fifa, joseph blatter, renunciÓ hoy en medio de un escÁndalo por corrupciÓn en el mÁximo organimo del fÚtbol en el mundo y hoy mismo se dio conocer que el fbi lo investiga. el presidente de la uefa habÍa amenazado con que su organizaciÓn tomarÍa decisiones drÁsticas contra la fifa si joseph blatter continuaba. tras la renuncia, comienzan a surgir nombres de quiÉn podrÍa sucederlo. >> el primero de ellos es la estrella de fÚtbol brasileÑo. pablo nos cuenta

. >> commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner vice president moshoyannis commissioner perez commissioner caminong commissioner president tan we have a full compliment of commissioners. >> full house kind of nice we have a fairly short agenda today, the first item is public comment this is an opportunity for public comment on anything that is not curling agendized i'd like to comment on any public comment seeing none public comment is closed. item 2 the review and exhaustively of the minutes from may 5th. >> commissioners any changes or happy to entertain a motion. >> i move to approve. >> there is a motion and a second sxhauf abstain commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner vice president moshoyannis commissioner perez commissioner caminong commissioner president tan motion passes the - >> so commissioner caminong were you automobiles he was absences scratch her i do having i have to redo it. >> i'll redo it once again commissioner frost public school abstain commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner vice president moshoyannis commissioner

reportero: joseph blatter renuncia a la fifa. noticias univisiÓn 14 comienza ya.onductora: muy buenas noches y les saluda marÍa leticia gÓmez. conductor: y leÓn felipe gonzÁlez. conductora: se aproxima la fecha para la gran final de la nba entre los warriors de auckland y los cavaliers de cleveland. conductor: los primeros juegos se realizarÁn en casa y flavio nos cuenta cÓmo se prepara la ciudad de auckland. reportero: es que dos dÍas solo falta para que inicie esta gran final y el optimismo estÁ mÁs alto que nunca. es obvio que en el Ámbito local los favoritos son los warriors y con esto se espera una gran celebraciÓn. el jueves empieza el camino a la gloria. el estadio se vestirÁ de amarillo apoyando al equipo local de los warriors, dando asÍ inicio a la final de la nba. quien conquiste los primeros cuatro partidos resultarÁ el equipo victorioso y por supuesto se espera que sean los warriors de auckland y la ciudad se prepara en tÉrminos de seguridad. >> estamos hablando con la seguridad. reportero: de la alcaldesa de lo que se estÁ preparando un plan de contin

estuve allÍ por 30 aÑos consecutivos, estaba al lado de joseph blatter. le dije que haya era hora de abandonar el cargo.

joseph stiglitz talks about rising economy in the united states. the subject of his latest book is discussed with heather mcgee. so i'm here with joseph stiglitz. >> it's nice to be here. >> i'm president of an organization called demos and we all want to have an equal say in our economy. the thing about the work that you have done there has been a sharpening with your commentary on democracy. that is what's feeding inequality in our economy and that is a vicious loop. what gives you the right to talk about markers the issues and

joseph welcome. >> thank you. good morning supervisors. i am one of the founding members of the entertainment commission which will celebrate the 12th year on july 1 and we were a small commission that had no power, and as of now we have accomplished a great deal. we've had legislation passed that increased our powers, so that we were better regulate the night club industry has improved its actions, and also we help supervisor wiener with economic impact studies showing how night life improves the city. i myself have been in the industry for a very long time, and i have a certificate in sound attenuation so i'm an expert in the field so i would like to continue for one more term and see where else we can take this especially now that we have just released an economic impact study on street fairs which is amazing for what it benefits the city so i am here to answer any of your questions. >> thank you very much ms. joseph. you served how many years now in the entertainment commission? >> 12. >> 12 years. so one of the founding members and ju

with that, joseph miller has no -- no idea what to do with his son. his family had, and again according to his affidavit, not a morsel to eat. he then must carry his seven-year-old son, who is quite -- not an infant, not a two-year-old, a seven-year-old. he then has to carry his seven-year-old son's dead body 20 miles back to the union camp with the hope of being able to barry his son. -- bury his son. remember, this is november, the ground is frozen. i always remember this moment of what it must be like for him, to carry his son back to a union camp -- a camp that one represented freedom and opportunity and now it represents the place of death, disease, and starvation. so miller does barry -- we don't know where or what else happens. that is where the story sort of ended for me. i found the story in 2002, 2003. up until 2010, that is all i knew. new archival evidence developed and that is why it is so exciting to do civil war history because we are constantly uncovering new documents constantly learning more about the period. what i learned was on no

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adam joseph and accuweather. >> perfect timing for saturday and sunday to get the sun in full force. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan it has improved since yesterday we had the persistent showers and now only a couple of areas having spotty showers and it's in this entire direction from stop harbor to sea isle city and trying to make its way north of ocean city and drying up at that point and southern delaware seeing a couple of showers in the afternoon and evening hours as we head towards cape may on sky 6 a chop over the water and dreary looking and chilly and temperature its only in the 50s with the on and off rain today at the shore and not much changes tomorrow at the shore big temperature swings over the last 72 hours and more showers in the forecast as we head into thursday, but we went from the air conditioners to the heaters, people said i have to put my heat back on and we hit our highest temperatures of 92 hot degrees on sunday on monday it was 76 and it was the chilliest june temperature we have seen in the afternoon in is it years in philadelphia and today w

adam joseph and sharrie williams are on the waterfront all day long for us. and they are live now from camden. hey guys. >> hey rick, how are you we are here all afternoon and through the morning actually a beautiful day to watch the day of sails. >> it was magnificent to see the ships pass us by. the fire boats and the tall ships, it's been 15 years. >> they are docking on the philadelphia side and the camden side and we got great shots if you didn't get to see the 2:00 special. >> a sneak poke here. this was built in 192 179 feet long and trains people in deep ocean sailing and long distance education. and karen was aboard here trying to tie knots and 9500 ton replica. and this is phillies own official tall ship, ridgely in portugal and moved here in 1971 and has a strong program. >> here is the a.j. merewald and what is new jersey's official tall ship built in 1928, the big draw here is also the big rubber duck, this is mama duck, she stands 61 feet tall and we got a chance to see the french ship that has ties to our area, it brought over the french leader

. >>> and another edition of down the shore, adam joseph is live in avalon. how is it going down there? >> lets just say it's very deserted. it's windy and cold and on and off drizzle. the perfect place to be is an arc aid it's damp and raw out there. one of my favorite games as a kid was skeeball as i perfect this and go back to my childhood i'm going for the 100's in the corner. and restaurant week in avalon and stone harbor. >> 50 100? >> adam thank you. we want to tell you about a special web chat we are hosting right now today's topic is menned health and doctors from pep medicine are taking your questions, log on to join that important conversation. 14 irresistible flavors. one for the mood. one for the moment. each one can make every day more delicious than the last. the taste could only be baileys. the experience could only be yours. baileys coffee creamers. this is the one. the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people

that's basically the message given to joseph kay in the book. we can only help you to confess. you have got to confess and that kind of psychological pressure has produced many false confessions in the united states. so that is one of the major sources of false convictions in the united states. hossa does the public understand its legal rights and its rights once it enters into the criminal justice system? >> guest: that's answered this way. career criminals and very sophisticated white caller or most may understand their rights for someone who is not a career criminal or i sophisticated white-collar criminal does not really understand his rights involved though we see the miranda warnings given on television they are almost universally waved by defendants because of the pressure. it's hard to understand it if you have a then there but the pressure to get out of the stifling hostility of that room and the pressure to befriend the person who is your oppressor and stockholm syndrome i want to be on the same side as the guy with a power who can hurt me, that pressure is so great t

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professor leonard: i was have to bring joseph hold into the conversation. i like to tell the story that as lincoln is being murdered in washington joseph holt, who will become the chief prosecutor of the conspirators, not booth because he is dead by then, he is in trust and on the 14th that fort sumner, giving a very profound and angry speech completely at's with the approach, in fact, his speech was entitled "treason and its treatment," and it is all about punishments, although not for the common southern people before the leadership. he wants to go after all of them -- jefferson davis, robert e lee, henry werth, anybody he can find he would like to go after all of them. and this is before he knows the president has been killed, so by the time -- and he was very fond of lincoln and worked very well with him since 18 to the two, and he is going to take that whole mentality, plus stanton's conviction which holds shares that davis had set the whole thing into motion right after -- right into the months of may and june and july when a trials go on. professor g

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if it wasn't for adam joseph's forecast, her deck would have been a mess today.ty woman said she had a full eight minutes to secure her furniture before this hit -- >> look at that. oh my gosh, that is crazy. >> well, it's coming right forwards her dolly upload that to our facebook page last night it showed strong winds kicking through her neighborhood and nothing happened thanks to the advanced warning and adam you were on the air for a while doing a great job. >> the doppler radar really pinpointed it when and where. >> it's that technology we are able to now give that advanced warning and that is the biggest compliment that anyone can give someone, you warned us far in advance before the storm came in, thankfully for double scan live we got the advanced warning. it's beautiful now in center city 83 in philadelphia the dew point nice and low and dry at 55 degrees and winds from the west at 8 miles per hour. northwest chester county the sun is shining and a few clouds and northwesterly wind at 9 miles per hour, and one more stop in atlantic city, a breathtaking

"action news" continues at 10:00 on phl17 with brian taff adam joseph and ducis rodgers.for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel six. for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us at 11:00 >>> tonight, 45 million under watches and warnings at this hour. drivers losing control on the highway. from atlanta to d.c. and philly from new york up to boston. lightning hitting the new world trade center the alligator-infested waters. >>> abc news breaks the story. the massive security failure at american airports. undercover sneaking potential weapons and bombs. 70 tests. agents failing 67 of them. >>> you've seen the close calls. tonight, turning deadly. the american tourist killed the lion attack right through the car window. >>> the mystery fire. this evening, the funeral. and new developments. the suspect, the video, the pizza. now, the attorney who says police have the wrong man. >>> and for the first time leaving bruce jenner behind. the new name the new look. we'll take you inside the room.

we looked joseph: at the economic statistics -- joseph: we looked at the economic statistics and saidt make sense for our investors. stephanie: governor video selling a different story when i sat down with. >> we have a liquidity problem. we have been out of the market for the next nine months under the next fiscal year without a problem. if the market stabilized, we will go there. we are not in that rush. if the markets move on a factual base, we will see puerto rico is in better shape than it was when yuriko -- then it was one year ago. stephanie: you look at the situation and the debt levels. what does it tell us that the governor of pr said one year ago we do not need to go to market and we are in great shape? as he delusional -- is he delusional? joseph: his efforts were probably sincere. perhaps a year ago he may have believed they can cure the problem. stephanie: do they have the tools to do so? joseph: his efforts were probably clearly, the market has not been responsive. the level of debt and where the economy has been going is not help them. scarlet: he said the debt is not

en ingles) estas fueron las palabras de blatter, luego de la ola de escÁndalos de corrupciÓn, josephciÓ al quinto en la clasificaciÓn, lo hizo en 5 set, en un partido que estuvo media hora detenido en un accidente en la cancha central. todo en contacto deportivo. julio cesar: al regresar plan alimenticio que usted se puede beneficiar, si estÁ interesado y tiene un estilo de vida mÁs saludable. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ julio cesar: cadena univisiÓn realiza una iniciativa reto 28. ♪♪ >> en esta pÁgina nos enseÑarÁn cÓmo comer todos hospitallos dÍas y dar el buen paso. >> el reto te dice quÉ vas a comer, desayunar y te dice exactamente todo lo que tienes que comprar en el supermercado. >> por experiencia propia suena muy sencillo pero los es sufrimos de sobrepeso es difÍcil, pero sÍ se puede lograr, aunque tengamos nuestras recaÍdas, es humano y hay que empezar de nuevo. >> cuando un celular se te cae y se te raya no es que vas a agarrar el celular y lo vas a tirar, porque estÁ rallado, es lo mismo con la dieta, tenemos que tener nuestros deslizs de vez en cuando pero ser constante y estar conciente. ♪

hoy joseph blatter dejÓ a todos boquiabiertos con su renuncia.ifa necesita una profunda reestructuraciÓn. no todo lo apoyan en el mundo del fÚtbol. fanÁticos, clubes, jugadores... pablo: el sÁbado, blatter era otra persona desafiÓ la justicia estadounidense diciendo que si querÍa arrestarlo sabÍa dÓnde se encontraba. pero esa arrogancia quedÓ tras conocerse que su secretario general realizÓ transacciones bancarias por 10 millones de dÓlares, clave en una investigaciÓn sobre soborno. blatter anunciÓ su partido. el renunciante presidente anunciÓ la realizaciÓn de un congreso extraordinario para elegir a su sucesor, que serÁ entre diciembre de este aÑo y marzo de 2016. el presidente jordano, quien perdiÓ la elecciÓn ante blatter, ya anticipÓ que volver a postularse. >> estoy muy contento de que el cambio finalmente ocurriÓ. necesitamos trabajar para cambiar la imagen de la fifa dijo vÍa telefÓnica apenas conocÍa la noticia de la renuncia de quiebra su contrincante en las urnas. pablo: lo que muchos se preguntan es por quÉ blatter no suspendiÓ su can

estuve allÍ por 30 aÑos consecutivos, estaba al lado de joseph blatter.Ó que teme por su vida. por eso cuando se encontrÓ con sus seguidores continÚa advirtiendo hasta los hace pocos cÓmplices. >> blatter sabe por quÉ Él callÓ. y hay otra persona que lo sabe, yo mismo. para la prensa, aquÍ va lo que quieren. hay tambiÉn cuatro abogados que saben. >> warner no estÁ tras las rejas ya que fue liberado con cargos. pero los otros siete hombres detenidos en un lujoso hotel hace una semana no corcieron con la misma suerte. segÚn informÓ la policÍa de este cantÓn, como aquÍ se llama a las regiones, se encuentran en varias prisiones. las cÁrceles posibles estÁn en: >> esta es una de las cÁrceles en las afueras de esta ciudad en la que podrÍa estar alojado alguno de los siete detenidos a la espera de ser extraditados a los estados unidos. se sabe que hasta ahora sÓlo uno de ellos aceptÓ el rito breve. para todos los demÁs hay que esperar el archipedido formar de la justicia. las celdas tienen doce metros cuadrados y estÁn equipadas con radio, una letrina, un lavabo

let's go to adam joseph live on city avenue.eady felt plenty of summer. >> we've had the heat, the humidity and the sunshine is back. it's temporarily because we have big changes over the upcoming weekend. as we look at the numbers it's 88 degrees with that sunshine in philadelphia, 91 in washington, 95 in richmond and only 60 to the north where there's a cold front that is trying to pass through. there are a couple of downpours south of bellmawr, one that has flared up near the northeast extension in montgomery county and also a couple in berks county but that's just the very beginning stages of what will be a wet second half of the weekend. double scan live radar shows the remnants of bill's moisture continue to pull from saint louis to paducah kentucky and through parts of the ohio valley and that is all aiming in our direction for the weekend. a flood watch will go into that effect saturday evening and linger through sunday evening so for father's day for the first day of summer, flooding is possible. we could see inches of

joseph blatter dice: me voy. noticias univisiÓn 14 comienza ya. primer estado en la naciÓn en extender el seguro mÉdico a los niÑos indocumentados. >> nunca se ha hecho. al igual mandamos el mensaje que tenemos que ser lÍderes. >> hace pocas horas se aprobÓ con 28 votos a favor y once en contra el proyecto de ley que permitirÍa a todo inmigrante menor de 19 aÑos de edad y de familias de bajos ingresos, tener acceso al seguro. >> se trata de programas estatales que ya se ha establecido que no hay ningÚn vÍncul. >> este experto dice que el gobierno estatal no compartirÍa la informaciÓn con la agencia fede

this is a picture of a funnel cloud over route 202 we get right to meteorologist, adam joseph standingboard. >> it's an active afternoon with thunderstorm warnings and tornado warnings right now there are no warnings in effect for severe weather, not happening in our viewing area but there are still strong storms passing through on double scan live radar in a couple of locations, one near woods town and glassboro and 55, you have heavy rainfall and gusty winds. we are tracking this cluster of storms this was originally severe as it moved over chester and media over the southern part of the blue route south of route 1 heading towards the airport in center city, at 4:38 not severe and still a dangerous storm a lot of lightning with this heavy rainfall and also some gusty winds. as we look at photos coming in this particular photo from jessica was sent to my twitter page golf ball-size hail and in whitehall township a state of emergency is declared. do not travel anywhere near whitehall, pennsylvania, over 10,000 customers without power and they had tornado warnings. lightning safety when

of course, adam joseph has full double scan story and latest from accu weather. lets start with dann cuellar live from brookhaven delaware county where the mayor has declared a state of emergency. >> reporter: that is right jim. and everyone is without power in brookhaven. in one has power. they are walking around with flashlights trying to watch recharge their cell phones on their cars, and this is largely the reason y you see this giant white oak over a hundred feet tall, came crashing down on power lines and suv, this is the scene that is very predominant across brookhaven tonight. it is sheer mess. they are asking people to stay outside unless they absolutely have to be inside here tonight. first the strong wind moved in shaking trees all around, and then they, seemingly turn tonight as skies darkened and unleash a torrential downpour. brian mason was on his way to the softball game when he he saw storm clouds heading his way. >> i saw lower clouds were moving very fast underneath me or underneath top cloud. i ran back to go get the kid. i a said this is in t

adam joseph is live on city avenue with a first look at your accuweather forecast. hey adam. >> i hope you enjoyed it because it was a brief relief of the heat and humidity and now the clouds have pushed in and the sun will not return until friday, much cooler than the last two days, and 81 in the low high valley and at the shore with the wind coming in off the water, only 73 on the boardwalk and 72 in sea isle city. if are you headed out, clouds at 7:00 and 9:00 74 stepping out to 72 degrees double scan live radar shows fractured showers in the center part of philadelphia and more steady rains in the ohio valley and this is a warm front and energy in the atmosphere. on thursday thursday as we look to the accuweather forecast we'll have a morning round of rain tomorrow and it's drier friday and saturday and right now for father's day. and it looks like downpours for dad, we'll tie in the morning rain and we'll go through the weekend forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> okay adam, see you shortly. >> a box van carrying puppies crashed on the pennsylvania turnp

joseph kennedy told them no one jewish person will come to the united states. [inaudible] in all 500 women and children went to auschwitz concentration camp in the gas chamber they disappeared. it is another side of the story. the rabbi who came to joseph kennedy who is very good, best friend of hitler and mask kennedy to allow jewish people to come to the united states to avoid the gas chamber. he said, no. then they told him, that he will be punished by god and his sons and grandsons will be killed by god. this is what has happened. [inaudible] were doing unbelievable [inaudible] >> thank you very much. next there, please. >> michael charles. the following city agencies starting with a prior commission, the sunshine ordinance task force san francisco housing authority, and the human rights commission are for agencies that would like to have their meetings aired on tv. unfortunately, this city hall is not wired for hearing all of the meetings. osha's upstairs at the sunshine ordinance task force in room 408, which is also the housing authority needs. that room

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joseph's university. and i want to take a moment to thank you for your many years of service in higher education and your incredible leadership at st. joseph's university over the last few years. during your tenure, you revised st. joe's university's mission statement and set forward a new vision for the development in which our students can take pride. you have helped to build a more modern campus with the addition of the admissions center and you have championed making higher education more accessible and affidavitable through scholarship programs like the francis and sarah gillispie scholarship fund. i have called on you any number of times. you have been an active participant in the meetings that i call in philadelphia and in our suburban areas. because of your background and training i asked you and asked you and asked you, because he was very, very focused on his work here at st. joe's, that i appeal to his call to duty and service. and you served on philadelphia's board of ethics helping to ensure

we'll check it again coming up at 5:00. >> all right matt thanks. >>> meteorologist, adam joseph hasweather seven-day forecast, that is next. >>> you showed the incredible picture of a pop-up storm and it's totally sunny. that is what i used to say back in the day it's raining across the street and not here. you put your towel on the dry part, can you time it perfectly we'll do our best this afternoon, to keep you in the dry, as we look live on sky 6 down in cape may you can see the lifeguards are out and folks are in the water and the sun is shining and parts of cape may and wildwood are getting a downpour right now but not at this vantage point at the southern tip of cape may we look at double scan live radar most of the area is in the quiet, and it's hot and sunny sprinkles up to the lehigh valley, a cluster of downpours in the lehigh valley, so we'll head on a tour through double scan radar, this is a downpour pulling together between rancocas and mount holly and 206, and then the sunshine comes back out and cape may the downpour that just passed through wildwood and north wildwo

in pennsylvania jost galloway -- joseph galeway was swept from -- galloway was swept from power. galloway had been the most important political figure along with benjamin franklin in pennsylvania for about 15 years. in fact, galloway and franklin cobbled together a political party that they called the assembly party and it dominated the legislature in pennsylvania for 15 years with galloway being the speaker of house during all of that time. but galloway supported the stamp act, and for the first time, his assembly party lost control of the pennsylvania legislature and galloway was chased out as the speaker of the house. in massachusetts 19 assemblymen who supported the stamp act were voted out of office. so politicians were pretty much the same in 1765 as they are today. they noticed what was going on, and many concluded that perhaps the prudent thing perhaps the thing that would advance one's career was to oppose british policy, not to support parliamentary policy. colonists learned something else in the course of the stamp act. colonists learned that their fellow americans fro

>> this is joseph joseph very upset about daddy being called a person. unh-uh daddy is a guy. >> sometimes when the kids learned something they've taken it in a literal way and don't understand there are variations to the rule. you can be both you can be a guy and a person. no! >> daddy is a guy. but he's a person. >> no he's not. >> okay, what is he? >> a guy. >> apparently he isn't flexible. >> we are all foodies. this video is from buzzfeed americans trying singaporean food for the very first time. this first one i have no idea how to say it. [ speaking in foreign language ] . >> this looks like pat thai. >> it's not it's different. >> incredible. >> basically like a big old fried noodle just dripping with taste and awesomeness. the next one looks like mad ison. >> do you know what this is? >> no clue. >> that is like drinking maple syrup. >> that would give me a tummy ache. but then i'd be like worth it. i want to know why there's green strings in it. >> i don't like the way they're shaped. >> it's a question of don't look at it just eat it. laksa, h

joseph backholm, good to see you, sir. thank you for your time. today's supreme court decision? >> yes, i think that the biggest challenge with today's decision is the blow it delivers to really the democratic process in rule of law. clearly there is a debate taking place of what the definition of marriage should be and what is appropriate. but the constitution is unambiguously silent on the issue of marriage. and historically it says nothing to and is left to political process. that's what was taking place in the united states and that political process was followed. what happened stay that took away the voice of every american who had a right to speak to this issue. even if this is an outcome that would have resulted it would have been legitimate if the appropriate political process would have been followed. that's the biggest challenge for today's decision. there is no base in the institution to do this. >> i wonder where you stand on the question itself. fundamentally it's a question that i asked gabriel, i'll ask you. my guess is fundamentall

of course joseph kennedy was ambassador to the u.k. to operate world war ii and was widely criticized because he was very sympathetic with the germans. not that he wanted the germans to when that he wanted to keep america out of it. a well researched book about the relationships going back to the time churchill was still alive when kennedy was assassinated. attracts the wall. from president kennedy down to jack kennedy. and now i'm going back to my favorite. around 1850 a book called the american debate about the compromise of 1850 and the efforts of clay in douglas and the rest to hold the country together after he won the mexican war and how this new territory all the way to the pacific or the question was for the new states going to be slave or free because at that point they were 15 slave states and 15 free states. slavery held monophonic they did because of the senate. it was based on population. it was a heck of an effort to hold the country together. and in the end it worked for 11 years because 11 years later we had the civil w

joseph williams the spotlight is on you. tonight the search for 22-year-old joseph williams. a scary night for a hotel clerk. they walked in the hotel, pulled out a gun and demanded cash. police believe he is in the area. >> he has to be somewhere. we hope someone will come forward with his whereabouts. >> he is 6'1" 160 pounds. brown eyes and black hair. he is wanted for robbery. police want him off the wall of justice and put him behind bars. >> if you have information about where joseph williams is contact prince william county police. i'm jennifer abc7 news. leon: this is one way we are working to help the community. join us for "7 on your side" news special. although you have noticed for years as the "7 on your side" station, the team is bigger better and bolder than ever before. we want to show you how we are getting action and how we can help you too. alison: meanwhile, the gift of life can be hard enough to give. leon: still to come a new idea about the organ leon: "7 on your side" on a story that suggest the government pay for their organs. this measure is illegal an