yo no me llamo paloma morales, no, ahora toda la compañía me dice carlista morales.undo me decía karl y tal. >>a veces se me sale. te quiero mucho lo siguiente. hemos sido en búsqueda de ver qué opina la gente de este. >>así es, mi querida paty. nos venimos a la plaza méxico y este rodeada de tres interesantes caballeros a los cuales quiero hacerle una pregunta: ¿qué opinan de las mujeres caribeñas? ¿qué les parece este tipo de mujeres? >> son encantadoras, muy liberales. >>para mi la mujer caribeña es latina y por ser latina pues es hermosa. >>pues al respecto de las caribeñas, no le sabría decir mucho. sólo se... en un... que han de ser poco jacarandoso esforzar del caribe. que les gusta mucho la rumba, pues, bailar; les gusta mucho disfrutar el momento. es lo que yo tengo de las caribeñas. >>entre una caribeña a una mexicana, ¿que prefiere? >> una mexicana porque estoy casado con una. >>de una gran variedad de mujeres. >>del no se queda sólo con una, prefiere la variedad. ya lo escucharon, chicos. para los amigos dentro nos llevó yo seguiré preguntando a ver qué e

to do we have a moral jean? >> guest: people do thank you cannot find what you mean by stinkweed do it is clearly true at least through society modern western european society that there has a very distinctive to first century morality. it is a consensus is someone based on the golden rule two unto others as you would wish them to do unto you. >> host: to go by that? >> certainly. to a greater extent subscribe to the being but trying to find a society that people don't steal there don't kill or rape we take care of the port or the sicker the elderly. will live in a society that cares for each other we can work out for ourselves if this society we which to live high would not wish to live in the society that people cheat or do not pay taxes or rape or steal or kill and i supposed you could say it is reid directed selfishness because you don't want that to happen to use you want the will ordered society to be protected. but counts varies from century touse century. with the 19th century it was highly sexist. women

evil morales. president of bolivia. why is he so critical of the united states? and why does he want the united nations moved from new york? plus, is he still offering asylum to edward snowden. joins us on talk to al jazeera. >> president morales, it is great to meet you, and have this opportunity to speak to you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much for this opportunity to speak with you about different aspects that have to do with the life from the country, the region, and the continent. >> our pleasure. in your recent comments, to the united nations general assembly. you suggested that the u.n. should be moved from your city. why do you feel that way? because first, air pie rassey, black male, visas. even some ministers with a president, they don't get visas. i get a visa for four, five, seven days. they consider the cuban president as the promoter of terrorism? what's more, here sometimes you have a shootings, and like there have been in the last few years, and on the other hand, the resolutions that are passed here are not respected by the host c

franklin morales. this guy's got good stuff.eady as the fourth pitcher of the night for the red sox. time for the t-mobile player profile. miguel cabrera of venezuela and his night tonight, 2 for 3, two rbis, a stolen base. 24 postseason rbis with the tigers. again, a franchise record. again, more opportunities with more layers in the postseason. it was a frustrating day for miguel cabrera yesterday. 19 straight games with a hit in alc alcs. here he is. taking a strike from morales. cabrera, then fielder, then victor martinez. dempster went one inning, allowed a hit, faced only three as he got hunter to bounce into a double play, well turned by pedroia at second base. well hit into right. back, victorino -- with a leap and a catch. one out. >> tim: boy, terrific play by victorino. that ball didn't have a lot of hang time to give shane a chance to get under it. but with his speed and his glove, he makes the play. nice. >> joe: caught in the heel of the glove. battling hamstring issues for the majority of the season. issues with h

story that just keeps on giving all of these scandals and more have come together to undermine the moral capital of politicians and the amount of trust the able to command with the public a poll done earlier this year said britons think politicians tell the truth less than all real estate agents don't and nicholas allen co-author of a new book on ethics and politics says this creeping loss of trust goes right to the heart of the just the mystery of all governments and there is a perception i think that politicians have. become less and less onerous less ethical in the way they conduct basically politics if people perceive politicians to be generally immoral and dishonest the politicians are going to lose a certain amount of moral authority politicians governments need moral authority if they're going to lead the public lead society down quite difficult policy parts the times we live in to mond difficult policy poets raising the pension age paying taxes to pay off the deficits everything to do with austerity they all require a real moral authority something politicians arguably just don't

it's a moral victory. so now some of the headlines the next day they're talking about jerry jones and what he said instead of his quarterback's interception. >> jerry jones, by the way, turns 71 today. so happy birthday pregame to jerry jones. by the way, want to talk about moral victories? jacksonville jaguars lowsise 35 to the broncos and in a certain sense they're backers a moral victory. >> moral victory for heinz ward. >> absolutely. cris and i are on our own for the following reason. hines was in hawaii where he completed the iron man triathalon in 13 hours. we text heiines when the next in man is and wanted to know when is his next iron man and he said never. >> that's a moral victory. >> why did he train so hard? >> that's a moral victory. let me ask you about something cris collinsworth said to start the show. he said he sees rg-3 without his knee brace on. he says are you going to play without the knee brace? he said he would. the team won't let him. how much is physical? how much is mental here?

this honest demonstration seemed to give a new moral dimension to architecture.ne of the first buildings in which this new honesty of expression had been attempted was the louvre's east front, dating back from the 17th century-- 1667 to 1674-- but it remained a model of architecture throughout the 18th century. it was designed by charles perrault, the scientist. perrault made the outline of his building almost rectangular. the long facade is almost flat. so is the outline. there's no piling up, no modeling. the architectural emphasis is on the linking elements, the freestanding runs of columns. the building became known, not surprisingly, as the louvre colonnade. perrault was determined that his columns should not be decorative elements, but as, he thought, in ancient greek architecture, the supports of the building-- strong structural supports. he introduced engineering of a very high order into his design. the columns are threaded through with bars of iron, which are linked to crossbars in the ceiling and anchored into the walls behind. here is the initial idea

or the moral -- no, to the morale, that's right.and the readiness of service members. the senate is in session now. earlier the house unanimously passed a with a full staff might be missed allowing a compromise to go deeper into an organization to get it more critical assets or critical data. >> reporter: another risk while staff that monitor commute computer networks are on the job, many staff that maintain them are not. meaning they are not being updated to reduce new cyberattacks. the cyberattacks are transforming from spying on computer networks to destroying them. the chairman of the house intelligence committee said it's a serious concern across the intelligence community. >> it's very concerning to me that we would allow any part of our national security structure knowing what's coming at us every day, not just from cyber, none of that's going away. and you can imagine that our adversaries are trying to fill the hole. >> reporter: we asked a cybersecurity firm advising the government if the number of cyberattacks had increase

that helped the staff morale get up. aboutwas article talking how our utility bill was an extra $500,000 in april because of how long everybody was working. everybody felt his play moment in time when we have to. the shutdown is different. you have fox news calling it a slim down. staff snarky. there's a tremendous amount of antigovernment feeling that underlie to do so. it was quite different than 1995. we knew what it was about. this is not a current of we do not need government at all that is very problematic. i think the consequences for staff morale will be more severe. bit of an a exception. in 1995, it was a realization that government may have gotten big. president clinton in the state of the union address in 1996 just after the shutdown had perhaps the most famous line of his administration. when he said "the iran big of bigent is over -- era government is over." in some ways president clinton won that. growththe message on the of government could not go on. the conversation that goes on in terms of guidance fro

of would have said this is your moral responsibility. it is that about giving to but they need us definitely. i wish to have understood more about hospice earlier in the game. lot of people our afraid of hospice because they think it is a death sentence in fact, people often now live those in get maximum treatment. this new specialty is like old-fashioned doctoring to get the help of the entire team there is more time spent talking about symptoms , and make your daily life better and i was just on the panel one week ago with a guy as stanford he was given the internal defibrillator that shocks your heart and he asked to have it turned off. but he was transferred to use the program at a hospice they said what is wrong? why is your life not worth living? he said i want to go to my workshop to make the choice i cannot do that they gave him oxygen indigested his medication now he has a high quality of life is healthier now. there is some great irony is that sometimes when you stop trying so hard to extend the life you kid drastically improve

where did you get morality? do we have a moral gene? >> guest: there are people who think you can't define what you mean by morality. i think we do define it. it's clearly true that if a particular society for example. in the 21st century, had the very first to think a 21st century morality, which we will share whether religious or not. it's a kind of consensus that we accept and somewhat based on the golden rule and treat others to treat you. >> guest: we all took greater or lesser extent described as a sort of feeling that we kind of together try to decide what kind we want to live in a sort of society where people don't still , don't commit bodily harm. they pay taxes. we take care of the poor, the sick, the elderly. we live in a society, which cares for each other, which cares for other human beings in deep. i'm a conservative work out for yourself the kind of society in which we wish to live. i without any religious belief would not wish to live in the kind of society where people cheat, where they don't pay their taxes, with a ste

de abril del moral, dicen que ellos ya no quieren saber de los problemas familiares que ha habido enbásicamente. y están por estrenar una obra de teatro donde el protagonista y la hermana se va a involucrar. qué bueno que se pongan a trabajar. >> pero que mario va a dirigir esa obra. >> es que también ha hecho cosas en sí de, que bueno, mejor. >> el nieto de cantinflas mario moreno del moral está empeñado en alejarse de las guerras que vuelven a su familia y ha decidido continuar con un camino que si enorgullezca su abuelo, se cook como director teatral. >> lleva moscada o quien por su lado muchos años preparándonos, trabajando, sino cosas, entonces eso es lo que queremos mostrar, que no nada más son problemas que nos hemos preparado, que podemos hacer las cosas y que invitamos al público que no sea. >> su hermana valentina comparte su paso por el teatro y aunque aún lamenta el suicidio de su medio hermano mario moreno bernal, y la nula comunicación con su padre mario moreno... está convencida de que debe continuar trabajando. >> este año se ha hablado cosas de tragedias, y lo bueno

the old require a real moral authority something politicians arguably just don't have as i found out outside their offices over their import colorist house politicians. i mean girls otherwise it wouldn't be there with food for the but i think that it's a group of people away from the barman. will force you to be pretty stuff depends became something on what i come across or how i say i suspect in general i know very much the government is trying to do something about it focusing on the greatest transparency with money how politicians spend misspend cash but don't. findings. on stony ground rather touchingly all people in the u.k. really what it is to know that when a politician says he or she will do something they'll do it and that could be the hardest thing of all for the political class. or a smith reporting from london there some other world news now for the shooting at a middle school in the us state of nevada has left two people dead reports say one of the fatalities was the suspected shooter believed to be a student at the school two more people said to be minors have been tra

story that just keeps on giving all of these scandals and more have come together to undermine the moral capital of politicians and the amount of trust the able to command with the public a poll done earlier this year said britons think politicians tell the truth less than all real estate agents don't and nicholas allen co-author of a new book on ethics and politics says this creeping loss of trust goes right to the heart of the dishonesty of all governments and there is a perception i think that politicians have. become less and less on it's less ethical in the way they conduct both state politics if people perceive politicians to be generally immoral and dishonest the politicians are going to lose a certain amount of moral authority politicians governments need a moral authority if they're going to lead the public lead society down quite difficult policy parts the times we live in to mond difficult policy poets raising the pension age paying taxes to pay off the deficits everything to do with they all require a real moral authority something politicians arguably just don't have as i fo

natalie morales-- morales, thank you. >> it seems like the theme for the ravens is " it was not pretty but they got the win." the ravens fought to the very end. joe flacco had a better game yesterday. he threw seven passes of 40 yards or more and only one intersection. the ravens had six sacks as a team. the dolphins stayed in the game. justin tucker seal the deal with a field goal. 26-23. keith mills will have some reaction coming up later in sports. 6:11. 72 degrees at the airport. returnsupreme court today for the start of their fall term. >> apple is selling its new iphone 5c for a low price. the latest retailer to go lower. >> a cold front is going to change the mugginess. more details in the seven-day. >> we are tracking a handful of accidents, including one on >> welcome back to 11 news today. 6:14. there is a live look at doors from skycam. humidity running high. a few of you are encountering some showers. we are starting to see the wind out of the south. 71 in columbia. upper 60's in taneytown. the temperatures will not warm too much because of the clouds building in. we will

authority and politicians governments need a moral authority if they're going to lead the public lead society down quite difficult policy parts the times we live in to mond difficult policy poets raising the pension age are paying taxes to pay off the deficits everything to do with austerity they all require a real moral authority something politicians arguably just don't have as i found out outside their offices over their import house politicians. i mean the girls are the ones who would be there with you for the more i think it's a group of people away from the barman like a rabid frost you know the trees the stars the pain this became something on how i come across or how. i suspect in general i know very much the government is trying to do something about it focusing on greater transparency with money how politicians spend and misspent cash but dr allen spined. those efforts are falling on stony ground rather touchingly all people in the u.k. really what it is to know that when a politician says he or she will do something they'll do it and that could be the hardest thing of all f

the highest possible moral character in a woman. says. any real ukrainian whom i must know how to stand up for herself how to protect her family and children and always to be faithful to her husband to support him in as a thank you we hope that. the ukrainian word for marriage comes from the word for friendship we just become friends friendship is at the heart of everything. your wife is your friend and your wife that's why we traditionally refer to family our troops is a union of two essential values that's why it hit so hard when i saw feminist tendencies and i was. the fire of war between men and women. has created for many. a series of studies of combat between brutal man warrior women. and thinks of ukraine as the home. of the main thing is improvising. either oksana or is very particular about how her work is displayed using easels and fabric in a cosy courtyard. the amazon his series began as a game between a man and a woman. the man makes the first and the woman surrender just sensitive. among them isn't concept only appears when

they all require a real moral authority something politicians arguably just don't have as i found out outside their offices over there in port house politicians. remember the wiser would be there with you for the more i think it's a group of people away from the barman. frostiness the. pains became something on how i come across or how. i suspect in general i know very much the government is trying to do something about it focusing on the greatest transparency with money how politicians spend misspent cash but dr alan spined. a falling on stony ground rather touching the old people in the u.k. really wants is to know that when a politician says he or she will do something they'll do it and that could be the hardest thing of old for the political class. still to come here this morning another country where politicians are warning public trust very thin. in this camp out in the streets and clashed with riot police over government cuts and soaring unemployment they say the protests will not stop until there's real change. in syria but for the state board costs there are too afraid to app

duty to stand up against terror and you know and that's our moral duty we must do this and that clip there see where the guy he said he was the sheriff this is another on in our country sheriff can be also did george they double job right get this so so this guy who actually signed the order he was to george on that day in the courthouse that deciding to take this man's home then he steps down and puts on a share of c. on a farm and comes out to reap the home make good money on that as well i mean you wouldn't you could send him to billy billy movie. well if i got your current legal predicament you're facing trespassing charges for occupying our farm you live with that this is a trumped up charge. meant to discredit you why. well i live at home with my young family and i drop my kids to school every day and apparently they can't serve a summons on me so what they've done was they summons me to court to our national newspapers. so that's not a political assassination saying it was criminal trespassing on some lands no i mean you know if you really are interested in criminal activity y

but it's a moral to have a child.to mean there is the concept of symptom gate if you have a person you love who you want as the father child but that doesn't necessarily mean you have to leave with him in the same apartment. when i was hoping to create as. i was trying to think. first of all develop the highest possible moral character in. any real ukrainian when i must know how to stand up for himself how to protect her family and children and always to be faithful to her husband to support him and as we hope so. the ukrainian word for marriage comes from the words of friendship we just become friends friendship is at the heart of everything. is your friend and your wife that's why we traditionally refer to family our troops union of two essential. tendencies and i was. war between men and women. has created. a series of studies of combat between brutal man warrior women. and things of ukraine. the main thing is. i was very particular about how her work is displayed using easels and fabric in a cosy courtyard. suckle

to rock this guy it's a human right is freedom it's a moral and ethical issue you can not conquer the will of the keep the majority of the egyptian people have understood now the conspiracy behind this thirty june third of july sisi young guns now people will come back to ask for the world back for retaining be democratic. one more time it will carry on their evolution in school lifting its power again and it will reverse that without any doubt in just four years time switzerland could become a beacon of social security by then everyone in the country could be guaranteed a basic income to live on r.t. teamed up with roughly video agency to follow the story because one of the reports from byrne. what we're seeing here in switzerland is a completely revolutionary outlook towards the social welfare system what's being proposed by a group of swiss citizens is a guaranteed minimum income now what that would mean is that every citizen whether working in whichever job or not at all would receive a set amount of money this new revolutionary plan has resulted in this outpouring of outpouring o

duty to stand up against terror and you know and that's our moral jussi we must do this and that clip there see where the guy he said he was the sheriff this is another on in our country sheriff can be also did george de double job right get this so so this guy who actually signed the order he was to george on that day in the courthouse deciding to take this man's home then he steps down and puts on a share of seal on a farm and comes out to reap the home make good money on that as well i mean you wouldn't even listen in to believe billy movie. well if i got your current legal predicament you're facing trespassing charges for occupying our farm you live with that this is a trumped up charge. meant to discredit you why. well i live at home with my young family and i drop my kids to school every day and apparently they can't serve a summons on me so what they've done was they summons to me to court to our national newspapers. so that's not a political assassination saying it was criminal trespassing on some lands no i mean you know if they really are interested in criminal activity you

the old require a real moral authority something politicians arguably just don't have as i found out outside their offices over their import calloused house politicians. i mean girls otherwise they wouldn't be there with you for the more i think of each group of people away from the barman revealed frost you know the pretty stuff depends became something on how would i come across or how. i suspect in general i know very much the government is trying to do something about it focusing on greater transparency with money how politicians spend and misspent cash but don't to alan's . if it's a falling on stony ground rather touchingly old people in the u.k. really wants is to know that when a politician says he or she will do something they'll do it and that could be the hardest thing of old for the political class. coming up here and i'll see a multi-polar world in the making russian on a intending to get together i mean glowing coals for limits on western domination. of the state vocal style too afraid to appear on t.v. after their claims by rebels trying to stone the government's messa

>> it's justice, morals, human nature is all on display.surprised which you were able to craft and that the writers were able to craft moments of levity where the audience does feel comfortable engaging in the laughter. it breaks the tension and once the audience understands it's okay to laugh with the funny parts and they get okay with it. >> and do we have the law and order -- ♪ >> yeah. do you shiver when you hear that? i know i do. >> i smile. it's a reflexive thing. fred, great to have you here. >> appreciate it. >> good luck as the show is on with broadway. >> a woman from north dakota plans to tackle childhood obesity and get this, she'll hand out letters to trick-or-treaters that she thinks are overweight or obese, advising them to lay off the sugar. this is just random images of kids trick or treating. it's not the actual woman that will be passing out those information leaflets. after we saw this homorning's costume unveilings. here are some of our favorites. >> we need help. >> you're right, lonnie, where's c.j.? >> is someone dr

they all require a real moral authority something politicians arguably just don't have as i found out outside their offices over there in port house politicians and lawyers i mean the girls are the ones who would be there with food for the but i think it's a group of people away from the barman. for us to be. paying this became something on how i come across or how i say i suspect in general i know very much the government is trying to do something about it focusing on greater transparency with money how politicians spend misspend cash but don't. on stony ground rather touchingly old people in the u.k. really what it is to know that when a politician says he or she will do something they'll do it and that could be the hardest thing of all for the political class. go along for more stories including underground runaway. out of a train to his death leaving a dozen packed carriages hurtling on to the next station with no one at the controls. the doctors in england who've been getting regular financial bonuses for putting patients on. national health service a story for you right now and.

they only require real moral authority something politicians arguably just don't have as i found out outside their offices over there in port house politicians. remember the lies that would be that we've lived through for the but think it's a group of people away from the barman. will force you to. pay this became something on how what i come across or how honest i say i suspect and what i know very much the government is trying to do something about it focusing on greater transparency with money how politicians spend and misspent cash but dr alan spined. falling on stony ground rather touchingly old people in the u.k. really wants is to know that when a politician says he or she will do something they'll do it and that could be the hardest thing of all for the political class. i was artie's laura smith reporting. and david petraeus the four star general and former cia director will be joining the faculty of harvard's john f. kennedy school of government currently he's a visiting professor at the city university of new york and you may remember that last month many students gathered

the morale of the army must be kept up. -- we need to look at the morale of troops. >> the largest strategic issue is that pakistan is worried about the valley. the strength on the ground are insufficient to run an effective program. they need the skills of more than a handful of terrorist leaders. the pot has to be kept boiling. more terrorists may be required because without that, the movement may be in its dying days. desperation is responsible for the current intrusion into terror, which could have been used as a base for further infiltration had it not been discovered. everything is aimed at 2014-15, the international troops withdraw from international security assistance force, and jihadists can turn their attention once again to the rally. >> it's time now for a break. stay tuned after the break. people protest against oppressive pakistani rule. protests are continuing in pakistan occupied kashmir against the autocratic ruler of pakistan. many nationalists say they would settle for nothing less than independence. >> kashmiris some 55 law matters from the capital have stepped up to pro