reportera: desde que abandonÓ las filas de la iglesia catÓlica romana para casarse con su novia lujÁn no ha cambiado mucho. reportera: lo nuevo ha sido integrar su trabajo de clÉrigo a su vida familiar, con su esposa y sus hijos. como es su esposo en la casa? >> es papÁ, pero tambiÉn es padre de la iglesia. los niÑos estÁn un poco confundidos. reportera: el padre alberto insiste en que su religiÓn y su fe catÓlica no han cambiado. hay personas que siguen reprochando que usted haya violado el celibato y que usted haya seducido a un sacerdote. (risas) >> realmente Él fue quien me sedujo! alberto: hay muchas cosas que se dicen, es algo muy fÁcil juzgar las cosas desde afuera para quien no las ha vivido. reprotera: el padre alberto estÁ convencido de que la paternidad es mÁs completa cuando es fÍsica y espiritual. alberto: no soy quien para decir al iglesia catÓlica lo que debe hacer, no me ciento que ese es mi rol en la vida y me siento responsable por eso. pero me da pena, me da pena, todos los dÍas de mi vida, recibir un correo, una llamada de un cura que diciÉndome que estÁ en la mism

great coordinating strike to increase the focus on jihadist militants after presidents hollande and lujanhat in moscow yesterday. moscow, ryan chilcote joins us now. you look at the leadership -- cameron, obama, merkel -- they are all saying they are on board will stop has hollande succeeded in building that coalition people thought he may not build questio? ryan: maybe. we saw the russian president say that they would avoid areas where the so-called moderate controlled,as however he has made that pledge before. he also complained about going through the transcript, sharing information with the americans, saying that we gave americans all the altitudes and coordinates for our planes when they fly missions in syria, and they just shared that with the other members of the coalition -- why do we do that? suggesting that the turks used that information to down the jet. russians have any sort of concerns about sharing information about the missions, it will make it difficult for real cooperation to happen. he made a nice pledge that it is all about what he actually does in syria after that pre

in my first year of an activist, i often said that lujan -- that putin was a russian problem for russia to solve but he would soon be a regional problem and then a global problem if his ambitions were toward. this regrettable transformation has come to pass and lives are being lost because of it. it is cold comfort to be told, you were right. it is even less comforting when so little is being done to halt putin's aggression now. what is the point of saying you should have listened and acted, when you still aren't listening or acting? guest: i think we're still dealing with the last 45 years in this town in washington, d.c.. russia, after the cold war and the collapse of berlin, it was no longer a substantial threat. , itsomehow, with relations has been built into an ally. you know, it'd start in the 1990's when america was in a powerful position and it could help russia to avoid many problems. there were problems on the international stage. few people remember when the in 1995.president -- the united states congress wanted to impose sanctions and cut financial aid to russia. is sweptuna

lujan. mr. lujan: thank you, mr. crowley. good morning, everyone. i want to join my colleagues by expressing my thoughts and prayers, my condolences and support to the people of france . as we gather this morning to have a conversation about comprehensive immigration reform, and policies in the united states, we have to make sure that we work together and democrats are willing to work with our republican colleagues to pass comprehensive immigration reform. to have a thoughtful conversation and debate. but yet while we have a new speaker, we're hearing the same old tired excuses. and we still have a speaker who is unable or unwilling to stand up to the freedom caucus, to the most conservative arm of the congress, to allow for even a debate on comprehensive immigration reform. republicans from the presidential candidates like donald trump to the house continue to alienate latino voices, hispanic voices, to their ultraconservative position on comprehensive immigration reform. because republicans in the house have refused to address this important issue

in my first year of an activist, i often said that lujan -- that putin was a russian problem for russialve but he would soon be a regional problem and then a global problem if his ambitions were toward. this regrettable transformation has come to pass and lives are being lost because of it. it is cold comfort to be told, you were right. it is even less comforting when so little is being done to halt putin's aggression now. what is the point of saying you should have listened and acted, when you still aren't listening or acting? guest: i think we're still dealing with the last 45 years in this town in washington, d.c.. russia, after the cold war and the collapse of berlin, it was no longer a substantial threat. , itsomehow, with relations has been built into an ally. you know, it'd start in the 1990's when america was in a powerful position and it could help russia to avoid many problems. there were problems on the international stage. few people remember when the in 1995.president -- the united states congress wanted to impose sanctions and cut financial aid to russia. is sweptunately i

leader nancy pelosi assistant leader jim clyburn, vice president joe crowley, and weirman ben ray lujan and are going to be joined shortly, i hope, by an individual who will discuss information shortly, miss isabel dominquez. it isime like this, important to convey to all of the people in france our and ourty with them prayers and thoughts that we extend to the families and the , thems from this past week paris attack in paris, france -- terrorist attack in paris, france. workfrance, we hold up the that we do in this country to , cherishfreedom democracy, and we do every thing we can to make this the land of the free and make it a place , and people can find hope because we are a nation of immigrants, we make it very clear that if you come to work and build this country, you happy home. home. have a andn line with our history our principle, being a nation of immigrants, we look at the system that we have in place today for immigration and we see that our immigration system is broken in so many ways, and it is time to fix it. at a time whenng our house republican colleagues have called f