you are a formerfamily high courtjudge, now chairman of the marriage foundation, what do you make of government? it is important that the government are taking the subject seriously, when they do it we clap and deployed, but not a hope of doing anything meaningful in three months. why? the blood in the four decades i have been involved in the system there have been —— decades i have been involved in the system there have been -- in the four decades i have been involved in the system there had been more calls for new systems that you can shake a stick at. there are no magic solutions, it is a very big problem. these very graphic cases highlight the tip of the very serious cases. there is a problem in the other way, this is why the mps always get interested, only a few years back you will remember that the noise was coming from the father's' groups, saying that far from the courts being too strict, they were not being too strict, they were not being strict enough with people not allowing contact. therefore all of a sudden the emphasis switched and i suspect part of the problem that has

joining us to break it down is vice president for foreign-policy a marriage foundation, thank you for, we appreciate it. we have sides that support both. let's pull up a map here. these other countries who recognize juan guaido as the new leader. what can you tell us? >> the united states has done a remarkable job pulling together particularly in latin america, working together, colombia is absolutely key and if you think broader the european union and much of europe is solidly with the united states in support of juan guaido. shannon: some of these countries who continue to support nicholas maduro. >> right. look at russia for example, this is all part of vladimir putin's grand strategy which is he doesn't have a grand strategy but he's a meddler. he looks for gaps and weaknesses and tries to exploit the whether it is ukraine, russia and links in venezuela. they see an opportunity to annoy the united states of a support maduro and vladimir putin would be the most happy guy if the united states intervened, that would be the happiest day for him. >> one more thing about russia. they ha

social media commenting on this study, christie says can confirm a marriage centered around god has a foundation, love it, another twitter user not convinced, keep selling this nonsense, women know the true, this twitter user says she will take action because of the study saying i am signing up for the singles mixer at my local church soon. jillian: people have different definitions of happiness. >> the second happiest group of women are feminists in progressive marriages. feminism second on the other end of the spectrum and everybody else in the middle consider less happy. rob: carly was not happy with the game of thrones final episode. you hated it as much as everybody else. jillian: sophie turner is responding to the petition everybody signed, 1.4 million people signed demanding hbo remake the final season saying all these petitions, it is disrespectful to the crew and writers and filmmakers who have worked tirelessly for 11 months shooting the last season. people always have an idea of their head how they want a show to finish. when it doesn't go to their liking they start to speak up about

a marriage centered around god as a foundation on his word, equals happiness, marie disagrees sayingp selling this nonsense, women know the truth. kitty tweets i am signing up for the single mixer at my local church soon. hope you find somebody. the panthers, charlotte, north carolina. if you don't get drafted by the nfl. heather: most nfl players negotiate million-dollar contracts, one hopeful says he will play for much less. former missouri defensive lineman jordan harrell, see the sign outside panthers stadium saying pass rush for hot wings. take a listen. >> i know what it is like to be at the bottom. i will leave with humility with regards to where i am. heather: a lot on social media say he has a better chance. he has a to love for the game deserves a shot. the sign paid off because the panthers decided to pass this information on to the team. give them a shot. seems like an all-around great shot, thank you so much. time is 25 after the top of the hour. chinese drones stealing secrets. the company that makes them might not even know it. bret says this is a huge problem for manu

with our marriage and family life director and he ask questions about cannon law and i am not involved directly in the major preparation but i am aware of it and understand it has foundations. >> it seems to me it's a very careful are -- the body of law preparation and judgments of nullity it's a delicate investigation into people's most inner lives it seems to me. must be -- is it difficult work.? >> it is. my role beyond being the try boundal manager that oversees day to day operation i am the defender of the bond so that's the official that i am in the trial. so the defender of the bond's role is look for the rriageond thdges are the on objective and come to decision at the end. and the petitioner may have an invalid. but, no matter which aingeel you are coming at it from defender of the bond or judge or even an advocate, it's difficult because you are dealing with the very sensitive areas of people's lives. >> what i like is that the couples who have divorced or broken up are not lft alone without resources. the church is saying we have a forum to explore your marriage and your sacrament so let's -- wove a couple minutes i want you to tell us whether a catholic should

. >> i think marriage is literally the most important institution of our society. it's the foundation society but it's gotten economic impact too. every study, children do best in a home with stability there and you're more likely to get that if the parents are married and when we talk about marriage these days, i think the big problem is not that gay people are getting married, it's that straight people are not getting married. i always have said that i believe in marriage equality. i believe in it so much that i even think straight people should get married and start to have children. >> very interesting that a lot of hollywood folks who were so fired up about same-sex marriage, many of them choose not to get married themselves. shows why they are passionate that other people should be getting married. the equality act also passed today in the house and he goes along some of these same lines. governor huckabee, what's your reaction to that quick to make it sound like a great thing, equality act, but are used concerned there. >> a lot of what congress does, the problem is what's in t

foundation of the parish in the 19th century. this is effectively what the registers look like. some are newer than others. when something happens like a baptism or a confirmation or a marriagehandwritten record of that is put in the registers with the pen on the paper and the ink on the page and sticking around for hundreds of years. storage yothink about the gitat? what's the answer to that? >> well, the short answer is we're told no. that's what i tell the parishes that ask the question. i just got done doing a round of presentations in the three counties on the registers and e and i said, well, the holy sea won't allow it. there are reasons for that. and one of those and i've heard this even from the people who are not, you know, from the vatican telling me this, people with a technology background and an understanding that versions of things change. softwares and hardwares change. we've gone from keeping computer information on magnetic tape to then a large floppy disk, a small one, a cd, a thumb drive. operating systems in pc's change. change. you wonder how the information recorded at one time will be accessible 50 years down the road with the changes in technology. t

marriages and financial troubles. she began retreating from public life a dedicated herself publicly to animal activism through her foundationyou that our shelters are unbelievably overcrowded and we can and must do something about it. g: doris day was 97-year old. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang. >> woodruff: and that'orthe newshouronight. i'm judy woodruff. join us on-line and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and see you soon. f >> major fundi the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> home advisor. >> babbel. a language app that teaches real-life conversations in a new lncanguage, like spanish, f german, italian, and more. >> bnsf railway. >> financial services firm raymond james. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performancteand financial cy in the 21st century. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. comemitted to building a m just, verdant and peaceful world. more informationt macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> th possible by the corporation for public b