. >> the other condition complicating mauer years yo's life is having tonight in constant contact with the gorillas. before entering operation fenix he was assign today a police station attacked by a 50-man squadron of the farc. for nearly an hour with 11 other policemen, he repelled the attacks. two of his fellow officers were killed and resentment does not heal easily. >> instead of flotation device to his save him from drowning he find legal officers who are determined to kill him . >> he never felt more inclined to abort the mission than after this encounter but this is precisely the sort of incident that helps earn the trust of the gorillas. shortly thereafter the transporter and mauricio decided to work in separate johnsons because the transporter was being summoned more frequently to the camp. on several occasions he had seen reyes himself. in operation sodoma in the interior of the country nelson patrols the same spot so many times he begins to memorize the area's landmarks . >> in order to avoid a clash between troops, squadron commanders are struck today send scouts where the

as long as the colonization continues, the idea of a palestinian state becomes more and mauer unlikely. backed by the greens and far left, the initiative is expected to pass comfortably when it goes to vote next tuesday. this despite strong objections from the center right u.m.p. party. >> this initiative by the socialist party presents three problems. does it conform to the rules of our institutions? will it help us recommence negotiations in the region? will it attribute to an anti-semitic sentiment. unfortunately, the answer to these questions is no. >> the foreign minister said the rebelling anything of a palestinian state is effective only if peace talks recommence. >> we are working with our partners to try, and i stress try, to get the security council to get the resolution to start and continue the negotiations for which a deadline of two years is a vote. the public has supported this. >> so far, 135 governments have recognized the palestinian state. >> and in france, four people have died and two are missing after heavy rains triggered flash floods in southeastern france. resc

the water vapor loop and how much mauer there is in the atmosphere. take a look, there are kinks in the atmosphere. this is a good sign. that means the atmosphere is becoming unsettled. more chances in the bay area in the next weak and the next month. highs for friday, take a look. more sunshine midday. 64 the high in san francisco. 64 for richmond. we'll get to 66 in oakland. 66 for fremont. right along the coast in the low 60s. san jose getting to a high of about 66 degrees. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows you afternoon sunshine for tomorrow, the weekend will start off on a cloudy note. saturday mostly cloudy with a few peeks of sunshine. by sunday the clouds will break down by the afternoon. we'll warm up just a bit and then our eyes are focused on tuesday into wednesday. that will be our next chance of rain and it does look like it could hold more moisture than we saw today. some good news there. >> that's promising. we mentioned spencer christian is on assignment. >> he is out helping raise some much-needed food and awareness. he's live

the water vapor loop and how much mauer there is in the atmosphere. you take a look, there are kinks in the atmosphere. this is a good sign. that means the atmosphere is becoming unsettled. more chances in the bay area in the next weak and the next month. highs for friday, take a look. more sunshine midday. 64 the high in san francisco. 64 for richmond. we'll get to 66 in oakland. 66 for fremont. right along the coast in the low 60s. san jose getting to a high of about 66 degrees. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows you afternoon sunshine for tomorrow, the weekend will start off on a cloudy note. saturday mostly cloudy with a few peeks of sunshine. by sunday the clouds will break down by the afternoon. we'll warm up just a bit and then our eyes are focused on tuesday into wednesday. that will be our next chance of rain and it does look like it could hold more moisture than we saw today. some good news there. >> that's promising. we mentioned spencer christian is on assignment. >> he is out helping raise some much-needed food and awareness. he's l

of therd marc mauer sentencing project talk more about that. if you want to give us a call, the phone lines are open. if you are such as michael, a convicted felon, we have a separate number for that. lynn, good morning, from providence, rhode island, independent line. good morning. thank you. i fully support what the man from texas said. we need to give rights to the victims and not the criminals. i don't believe that felons should be able to vote. we have a man in providence running for election after being convicted twice for felonies while in office. he should not be allowed to get back into office. victims should have rights, not the criminals. host: however, you heard our previous guest saying if they have served time and done their time, why not restore those rights if they have fulfilled the requirements of the state as far as the prison sentence is concerned? caller: because they have to prove that they are not going to do it again, and a lot of them repeat offend. they shouldn't have a say in who is going to represent them because the

their wives didn't recognize them, their kids didn't, they had night mauers, flashes of anger -- nightmares, flashes of anger. that is ptsd. and these are men at be kin of their -- pin call of their career -- pinnacle of their career. and i asked them can i use your story, can i use your name? the answer with the exception of one was, no. you can get through this, you can have a career, you can have a family, you can have a life that's healthy and full. until that changes, this issue won't change. >> mike wellman talked to you about that. leadership must acknowledge their own post-traumatic stress while setting the example of seeking help. let me talk about the terminology, because some people on twitter said why don't we drop the d, just call it post-traumatic stress and not add to the stigma or at least validate part of the stigma by calling it a disorder? is that a conversation that you had in researching and developing the book? >> it is. and it's a fair question. to be honest, it's a question that's talked a lot about within the military. if you call it a disorder, are you saying that

this morning mauer a mcgarvey and michael richie are pleading with their daughter to end a two-year legalover tuition. >> this has gone on long enough. >> reporter: in may last year, she pseusued her parents for tun at her university. the judge ruled in her favor, ordering them to pay $16,000 a year. but her parents deliberately missing the payment. and they are preparing to appeal, saying they can't afford to pay that much. >> she chose to go to temple on her own. what the law is telling me, any kid that's 18 years old that graduates high school in the state of new jersey can move out of their parents house, not talk to them for two years, go to harvard for $45,000 and walk to their parents and go here you go, you have to pay the bill. >> reporter: her parents say she moved out in february, 2013, after clashes over her rebellious behavior. they say they have hardly heard from her since she filed that lawsuit. but her lawyer paints a very different picture. saying she was kicked out of the house. >> the cost of temple is irrelate. mom and dad were never going to pay. >> reporter: accordin

sister lisa mauer was named assistant coach for the college of st.ear. sister lisa is joining us now. welcome to the show. >> thank you. good morning to you. >> ok. so what does a nun know about football? how did you come to be a coach on the team? >> i grew up learning football from my father. he was a football coach back in sleepy eye at st. mary's. i was around football and athletics. it worked out. >> has anybody doubted your capabilities because of your being a nun? >> not that i'm aware of. coach ramler was very gracious when he brought me on the team. the young players on the team accepted me as did all of the other assistant coaches. >> you joined the staff this year as a volunteer assistant coach. and i love that you're overseeing the kickers and the punters, which we all know they need the most help. they need divine intervention a lot. so how are the players responding to you working with them? >> they have been so gracious to me, so accepting of who and what i am to the football program. you know, our main kicker, mike thiesmann, is an al