morale improves low rates and bond buying will continue yes the beatings will continue until morale improves so listen up you smelly consumer presence and rotting debt groans because the fed will continue to beat you to a bloody impoverished pulp intil you smile smile like we're all wal-mart greeters have they not been fired last year and spend spend spend like every man's mortgage debt is his castle smile and spend smile and spend repetitious like a japanese sexpot or the abuse in capital destruction will continue the understand i'm saying here the boston fed is saying that they're going to continue the financial beatings until morale improves this is very pulled taught like very dictatorial like states or what is that what's going on here well the saying is the beatings will continue until morale improves is often commanders in the military who say that to their abused soldiers and you see this in the with the central banks is that their command and control their authoritarian they're demanding that it's you or the grunts that got it wrong we're doing the right thing you're the ones that a

cu - peluffo outro los morales exploraran cu - peluffo outro los morales exploraran sus opciones legalesprrroga de un aÑo. cesar ---esta tarde la policia de walnut creek, take map investiga el hallazgo del cadaver de una mujer sobre la autopista 680 cerca del cruce con la autopista 24, y no muy lejos de la estacion del bart en esa ciudad.. ---la identidad de la victima de 25 aÑos aun no se ha revelado, y la patrulla de caminos no descarta que la joven haya saltado desde uno de los puentes hacia los carriles de la carretera.. blanca ---la comunidad de oakland se une para ayudar a un joven que este pasado lunes sufrio quemaduras de tercer grado... take vo ...cuando supuestament e un adolescente de16 aÑos le prendio fuego a una falda "escosesa" que traia puesta mientras la victima dormia en un camion de la agencia "ac transit". ---hasta esta tarde, cientos de personas habian donado atraves de internet mas de 21 mil dolares para ayudar a "luke fleischman" de 18 aÑos con los gastos medicos que incurrir por las graves quemaduras que sufrio en sus piernas. cesar ---la mujer acusada de atropella

well he's here to improve the morale and he did a good job in canada the morale being the more debt you were willing to take on in canada it's ninety two percent of debt debt to g.d.p. ninety three percent here in the u.k. i guess they want to accelerate it even further perhaps as high as ireland so we're going to look at some of the people here in the u.k. that might need a beating here from the hash tag million mask march you see there those young guys are carrying a max keiser banks hunter poster and if you zoom in on the photo there is max kaiser looking like somebody who needs his morale improved that was pretty scary oh occurs all over the world people understand that the bankers must be euthanized in some way gold silver a bit coy are to the banks to crucifixes and garlic guard to vampires you know you show them a little bit coin and they shrivel. they shrivel like the wicked witch of the wizard of oz they just shrivel into a puddle of their own tears show them the bitcoin be free of their tyranny be free of their beatings well basically hit three hundred dollars only this mornin

de hecho los morales habian depositado sus esperanzas en su f. s.o.t.es/enfrenta deportación 7:46:08 y yo sé que dios puede hacer un milagro para parar esta salida hoy en la noche.. s.o.t. manuel morales/enfrenta deportación 4:05:16 pedirle clamor a dios y clamor a las autoridades verdad para que nos den clemencia, a modo de quedarnos. la pareja abandon guatemala hace 23 aÑos para escapar la guerra civil.. pero su peticin de asilo fue negada.. su nueva abogada solicit una visa u. s.o.t. manuel morales/enfrenta deportación 2:24:28 en el 91 yo fui asaltado en una de las calles de san francisco, y no tenía conocimiento que podia también aplicar por la visa u. pero antes del amparo, inmigracin les dijo que esperaran el resultado de la visa u en guatemala. s.o.t. dora morales/enfrenta deportación 7:59:06 yo digo que es una injusticia porque nosotros no debemos, nosotros no hemos matado, nosotros hemos hecho todo correcto. pero la decisin de ltimo minuto les permite reanudar su vida en san francisco.. los activistas que organizaron la manifestacin argumentaro

well he's here to improve the morale and he did a good job in canada the morale being the more debt you were willing to take on in canada it's ninety two percent of debt debt to g.d.p. ninety three percent here in the u.k. i guess they want a salary to be even further perhaps as high as ireland so we're going to look at some of the people here in the u.k. that might need a beating here from the hash tag million mask march you see there those young guys are carrying a max keiser banks hunter poster and if you zoom in on the photo there is max kaiser looking like somebody who needs his morale improved that was pretty scary. curse all over the world people understand that the bankers must be euthanized in some way gold silver of bitcoin are to the banks. crucifixes and garlic are vampires you know you show them a little bit coin and they shrivel. they shrivel like the wicked witch of the wizard of oz they just shrivel into a puddle of their own tears show them the bitcoin be free of their tyranny be free of their beatings well big quake hit three hundred dollars only this morning so that's

nor are the moral heroes and the moral heroes are even rarer. even in the worst circumstances you will have moral heroes and he stood up to the not too regime. he's paid with his life. he was intensely decent moral human being and there were others in germany. [inaudible] >> that determines whether you are going to be a monster or a hero. that may be chewed but again, yes you are right but as i said before i think sometimes heroes can become monsters and possibly even the other way around. >> there wasn't much heroism in germany and there were many more monsters than there were here, i can assure you that in the camps in auschwitz about one in 10 of the ss were monsters who clearly derived satisfaction out of it. thousands were heroes in prison. >> it's much more dangerous to be a moral hero than to be a monster. it's easy. >> real hero is a minor consideration. >> yes three at absolutely. >> hi. on that same point you mentioned george steiner and prima lovie said berlin was one of the best novels. >> which novel? >> a loan in berlin or every ma

no, the moral question. is there a moral difference between tire bombing tokyo and till -- fire bombing tokyo and killing more than 100,000 people in a few nights and using an atom bomb and killing -- and the numbers are not perhaps the relevant factor, but let's say killing an equivalent number of people. is there a different between -- a moral difference between one weapon and another? it's not always clear to me. >> well, we should say about hiroshima and nagasaki that they had only two bombs. >> yes. >> one uranium, one blew pluton. and they'd spent an incredible amount of money making those bombs -- >> yeah. you've got to use them. >> you just thought they were, you know, a demonstration over the ocean, perhaps. but they had to make those two things count. i don't know, this comes up up all the time, the moral difference. did you feel there was a moral difference when, many syria when -- in syria when chemical weapons were used? >> well, i -- no, it wasn't heedly clear to me. was, yes, of course, using

and moral principles in government is an important issue. host: what you think about pope francis, especially statements he has made about homosexuality, and statements he made about social welfare issues? how did he compare to benedict? guest: as a person from the new world like all of us, i'm excited to have a pope from the new world who is free from some of the eurocentric baggage that has been part of the historical culture of every preceding pope. he's talking about reforming the curia, which is a good idea, too -- the lastrchical pails of monarchism into the holy see and bring it into a modern governments architecture. -- governance architecture. i'm hoping the latin pope will be able to use the social justice platform he put forth to call for a more people centric foreign policy in latin america, which is based on providing education and employment and betterment to the people, therefore building a stable building block for future democracy. host: how much do degree -- agree about his statements on helmick -- homosexuality? i think he

, and officer morales caught him. >> the baby's safe. a border policeman maces the suspect who keeps going. >> there was a mob of people and they all just waited for him. so he wasn't going to go anywhere. >> price is tackled by the mexican police. >> they got him over there. they captured him going across the border. >> morales hands the child to charmaine rodriguez waiting nearby to rush the baby to safety. >> i grabbed the baby, and i ran into the building. >> fortunately, the toddler is unharmed. officials are stunned to learn the baby is eddie price's own son justin. >> what a terrible situation. this was going to cause a little baby to be without a father and certainly things weren't going to go well for his father. >> things go badly indeed for the father who winds up with a six-year prison term for burglary, evading arrest and child endangerment. >> we were just there, and we did what we had to do. >> for the border police whose crucial decisions and split-second timing were carried out in front of multiple cameras, it's an event

morales, david morales, an interesting figure. and of course there is a new book out on dulles, there are people that can have a lot of sway.

morale improves low rates and bond buying will continue yes the beatings will continue until. so listen up you smelly consumer peasants and rotting dead runs because this will continue. to a bloody pulp intil you smile smile like we're all wal-mart greeters have they not been fired last year and spend spend spend like every man's mortgage is his castle. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic. reporting from the will talks of the interview intriguing story for you. to. visit. thanks for sharing your saturday with us here on our table get to max kaiser soon for now though in a fresh twist in the global spying scandal that's now been reported the cia is paying the american telecom giant. millions every year it's an exchange for accessing its database of old people's cold records this is germany and brazil submitted a draft resolution to the e.u. when safeguarding internet privacy and restricting mass surveillance journalist david seaman says when a government starts paying for people's private phone records citizens should be very afraid. it's a huge company th

morale improves low rates and bond buying will continue yes the beatings will continue until. so listen up you smelly consumer peasants and rotting dead grounds because this will continue to beat you to a bloody pulp intil you smile smile like we're all wal-mart greeters had they not been fired last year and spend spend spend like every man's mortgage debt is his castle. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic. team from the will talks to the c.e.o. interview intriguing story for you to. visit our big. thank you for joining us here on our. show you in moscow in just a few hours the olympic torch of the twenty fourteen winter games will be taken on a space walk for the first time in history i hear it we've had an exclusive chance to talk to the cosmonauts will actually carry it into open space. mission control for us. for the first time in history the torch of the olympic games will be taken on a spacewalk aboard the international space station we got a chance to speak with the crew up there today so we asked the cause minot's who will take the torch on that s

the root way to do that is morality. moral people obviously don't rape, pilfer and steal. >> right here, the midst of angola, i have seen change. because the seed of the favor of god -- >> warden cain's approach to morality works on two levels. one, spiritual and religious. the other, engaging employment opportunities. church is optional. work is not. >> i've been editing really for about a month now. and been with ls productions about nine months. >> perhaps the most unusual example of innovation at angola is the tv station. the only big house production company in the united states. >> one, between, three. >> before we do a shoot, we have to kind of step back and kind of ask, if an outside company was doing it, what would you ask? >> choose your behavior, choose your consequence. i chose angola by the lifestyle i was living. i'm not going to lay down, just roll over. i want my life to mean something. and it can, even though that i'm in prison. >> every member of the tv station but one is serving a life sentence. >> wel

no morality there never will be more reality and so you can't even start from a place of morality you have to start from a place of sublime three hundred sixty degree corruption that has no beginning or end it's a mobius strip of corruption and it all goes back to the terrorist of terrorist the central banks and anything less is to then to sell out joe blow my mind e bay founder pierre oh my god force on a big fat paycheck and not come on the show and talk to the people is unconscionable in my opinion it shows a lack of professionalism and journalistic integrity well like i said there were dirty wars across latin america and this film is like just looking at the corpses that had been thrown out of the planes by us back to caterers there and saying we're trying to humanize the victims here but without understanding why were people being thrown out of planes why were nuns being slaughtered across central america why why was that happening the context of course would have been at the time i suppose conspiracy that you like dirty conspiracy theory that any corporations that they would hav

but morales is sticking with her story. >> they just said it's possible you made this up because thist how they left the check. >> that's not my handwriting. i don't know. again, i don't know. >> there's going to be more coming from this story. that was msnbc nation host tamron hall reporting. dana morales told me she is getting most of the donations she received to the wounded warrior project. now, that was when we conducted the interview. for its part, though, gallup restaurant has opened an internal investigation and morales does remain an employee there. we hope to keep an open dialogue with dana and will bring you more of that story when we learn new facts about it. >>> today's producer's pick comes to us from our executive producer. the man behind hollywood hits like "pretty woman" says he was a spy. hollywood producer and israeli born businessman now claims he served as an israeli spy for years. in an interview with an israeli tv station, he spoke about clandestine work including buying arms. you can read more about this by heading over to my facebook page. thrusters at 30%! i

other scientists briefs neurocriminology is an important new but undeveloped science with serious moral implications. >> we find a new scientific technology, we get all excited about it, we think it will answer problems for us. we start to implement it, and we hurt people. i want us to have the ethical wisdom right now to not rush to judgment about neuroscience. >> reporter: raine has been studying the connection between the brain and violence in children and adults for 35 years. he says his research shows that the brains of psychopaths have a deficiency in the part that governs feelings of remorse and empathy for the victims. >> what we see in psychopaths who are very fearless individuals and who create a lot of harm to society is that they have a reduction in a part of the brain called the amygdala, the part of the brain that's very much involved in moral decision-making, in empathy, in conscience, feeling remorse, feeling guilt, which is one of the reasons they do such terrible things. >> you'll be shown a series of scenarios. you should immediately respond to the question by pressin

the morality is -- and it's not just morality, by the way.exactly right, suspect she should have been on the front line selling this from the beginning. i thought that was a very inspired way to frame it. but along with morality is the fact that we spend an inordinate share of our economy on health care, because we do it so inefficiently. and one of the reasons it's so inefficient is because of this individual market. and by the way, i'm glad joy and i both have those cards. but it is a fact that employers are continually shedding their coverage, until people need a backdrop like the affordable care act in place, as there is in every other advanced economy. and it's because of the structure of those plans, which share everything with the aca. mandates, subsidies, the kinds of benchmark, consumer protections. with those in place, you're going to have a level of insurance that i think very much gets to the morality that you guys were talking about. but also, constrains the waste and inefficiencies so damaging to the economy. >> house gop commit

morale improves low rates and bond buying will continue yes the beatings will continue until. so listen up you smelly consumer peasants and rotting dead grounds because the fed will continue to beat you to a bloody pulp intil you smile smile like we're all wal-mart greeters have they not been fired last year and spend spend spend like every man's mortgage debt is his castle. speak your language. news programs and documentaries in spanish as to your. stories. visit. back to our top story now here in r.t. iranian lawmakers accusing france of blackmail during talks over the nuclear program we go shushan sort of crucial stage between tehran and six world powers where we can now go live to geneva and talk to a certain syria who is following the negotiations to see what's all these unexpected obstacles that have suddenly emerged in these talks that appear to been going very well up until now. well it has it has indeed it has been going quite well in the sense that the leaders who were giving statements were always quite optimistic albeit also expressing some caution but we did hear

so, that's the moral principle is that issue here.or that moral principle, because you don't want a society where government -- >> a lot of people might say that the moral principle here is that a little girl should get treated properly. >> the parents live with her and observed her daily and believe that the chemotherapy was killing her. and in fact, chemotherapy can kill people this age, and it certainly can make them infertile, sterilize them, cause all kinds of other health problems. and so, the parents aren't even opposed to chemotherapy in the an tract. they simply want to try an alternative, less invasive treatment first, and that's when the hospital got aggressive. >> look, i fully agree, and i've seen it myself, chemo can have horrible effects on the body and it can do terrible things, but in case after case, people do come back from that, especially younger people who can recover more easily. you know, isn't this just a huge risk on the part of the parents? >> well, what we have here is two very risky options. the chemo is v

morale in my service is high. >> an annedote. you are not going to have a reduction in force, we'll do it with attrition. we have a lot of people retiring. that struck me because that's a lot of seniority and talent and experience going out the top and we don't have a lot going in the bottom. we'll be out of balance. i spoke about that in my oral statement. general welsh mentioned kids getting bored. so in the navy we are starting to develop a situation where when you get ready to deploy, you're going to be ready. boy, you're going to do it fast and do it hard. our pilots, a lot of our air wingers, carrier strikers are flying a lot and training a lot for about seven months. they barely have time to get their will done, get their power of attorney done and they are deployed and gone six, seven months and they come back and longingly look out the window at their hornet aircraft saying i wish i could fly again. that have and have not when that gets into service records, you are going to get a have and have not feeling about it. i wo

extrajudicial murders it's all about the money you know it to think that it's about some kind of a moral deficiency by some group of people is to not understand that sense more ality doesn't trade on the new york stock exchange there is no morality there never will be more reality and so you can't even start from a place of morality you have to start from a place of sublime three hundred sixty degree corruption that has no beginning or end it's a mobius strip of corruption and it all goes back to the terrorist of terrorist central banks and anything less is to then to sell out joe blow my mind e bay founder pierre oh my god force on a big fat paycheck and not come on a show and talk to the people is unconscionable in my opinion it shows a lack of professionalism and journalistic integrity well like i said there were dirty wars across latin america and this film is like just looking at the corpses that had been thrown out of the planes by us back to taters there and saying we're trying to humanize the victims here but without understanding why were people being thrown out of planes why we

authority and is an emblem of its moral superiority. we see just as many sticking with the argument but let's not make of these people. let's stick with what lincoln wanted, bp is characterized by lenient than the union are the best rates one of lincoln's memory is to uphold the spirit of the magnanimity. i find this interpretive lines hold. there's a sort of moment of uncertainty. to a surprising degree, they hold. the other thing i found is we know john wilkes booth was in the audience when lincoln gives his less famous speech in which he gestures he made it back black suffrage and modern day say well, booth at this moment since i'm going to run lincoln through and this is a lashing out against the possibility of black civil rights. all of that's true, but americans at the time is they receive the news of lincoln's assassination didn't know about the details. so what they assumed was the assassination was a response to the surrender. who's had been infuriated by the south's defeat and he was lashing out against lincoln to rob lincoln

it's goodness, not moral equivalence. it's bee being bold, not land, e not meek. it's choosing extraordinary over mediocre. that's america. [applause] i will tell you what else i get asked and they will never forget the first time that it was asked of me. it was in harrisburg pennsylvania a hostile television reporter was covering one of my speeches. the moment we have gone on camera, the ambush happened. what is in us early and care about america, what do you care, she sneered. lucky enough thalucky enough thy first rodeo. i knew the game into the left. i spent eight years dealing with the media bias and distortion while in public office. i shall check because what is good for america is good for the world. [applause] a weak america is a weak world. a strong america is a strong world. everyone in the world should care about and work towards america staying on top. [applause] well, that shut her up. [laughter] crickets. i don't think i got a christmas card this year. but ladies and gentlemen coming out witcome atwetumpka it's tru. the world's fortunes are with ame

. >>> new jersey dana morales was expecting a tip after serving a family of four.t receive a tip because she's a lesbian. after she posted the receipt on facebook, the story blew up and do nations started to pour in. now the family that she served, they are disputing her story. >> reporter: it was a story that made national headlines, dana morales claims a new jersey family denied her a tip earlier this month writing instead, i'm sorry, but i cannot tip because i did not agree with your lifestyle and how you live your life. now a couple who claims that was their bill says they did not write that message and they did leave a tip. wnbc interviewed the couple who asked their faces not be shown. they say their customer copy of the check proves morales version of the story doesn't add up. >> 100% you know that's your check. >> i can tell it's my name under the blacked out name. >> reporter: both copies of the check have the same date and time stamp but the totals are different. the couple left an $18 tip and even provided a credit card statement showing charges but mora

i think it is my moral obligation as an israeli to recognize that we have done wrong to our other, to the palestinians. and i go to that in great detail and where a lot of pain in the book. and i must tell you, this is something i feel almost on a daily basis as i live in that countryment but at the very same time i think it's the palestinians moral and reasonable obligation to overcome that trauma. because there were, i described in the trauma of leader, the-- the city in-- . >> rose: tell because it is. >> it is a city in mid israel that was conquered by the israeli for itses in 1948 and all the population was driven out. and so i think it's my obligation to see that, to see what had happened and to put it in a kind of, as honest as i can about that. but it is the palestinian obligation to overcome their trauma. because there have been in history, in recent history things much worse than lido. and i'm not talking about what evil powers did, what the british did in dresden or what was done to the czeches, that is much worse than lida. and yet other people in europe and elsewhere have

it's goodness, not moral equivalence. it's being bold, not bland. brave, not meek. it's choosing extraordinary over mediocre. that's america right there. [applause] i'll tell you what else i get asked, and i'll never forget the first time it was asked of me. it was in harrisburg, pennsylvania. a hostile local television reporter was covering one of my speeches. the moment we got on camera, the ambush happened. why does an australian care about america, she funded. what do you care, she sneeed. luckily, that wasn't my first rodeo. [laughter] i knew the game, and i knew the left. i'd spent eight years dealing with media bias and distortion in the australian media while in public office. without even blinking, i shot back, because what's good for america is good for the world. a weak america -- [cheers and applause] a weak america is a weak world. a strong america is a strong world. everyone in the world should care about and work toward america staying on top. [applause] well, that shut her up. [laughter] crickets. i don't think i got a christmas card that year. [laug

pues es una mujer que tiene una moral medio...> oye, pero beatriz es mi amiga, yo sabrÉ si me sigo llevando con ella o no, tomÁs. >> no, perdÓname, no. no, estÁs equivocada, eso no es el matrimonio. el matrimonio es casados, dos, decidimos. como en este momento estÁs confundida, yo pero que la mejor forma es que yo en este momento... tome las decisiones. asÍ es de que... tÚ tienes otras amistades muy lindas, que me parece bien, pero Ésta no. prefiero que ya no venga a la casa. de verdad mi amor, es por el bien de la familia. voy a descansar otro rato. [mÚsica tensa] >> te la encargo mucho, alejandro. >> sÍ, seÑora, no se preocupe. >> entonces, a las ocho, ¿verdad, rocÍo? >> ya, mamÁ. >> a las ocho, mi vida. >> sÍ, a las ocho que estamos de regreso. >> muy bien. >> ya lleguÉ familia. [mÚsica tensa] >> ay, se te hizo temprano, ¿verdad, mi amor? >> y tal parece que muy temprano, ¿no? ¿a dÓnde van? ¿a dÓnde va rocÍo? >> a una fiesta de mi amiga laura, estÁ aquÍ a tres cuadras. >> bueno, ¿y quiÉn dio la autorizaciÓn? >> yo, porque... >

in a certain moral calculus, bill gates is more than mother teresa. not that she wasn't a wonderful human being she was. but bill gates changes the lives of millions of people. entrepreneurship has largely been abandoned as a societal good and entrepreneurship bitters everybody. capitalism is an experiment in history. this is what really goes wrong. when they talk about the creative destruction that is a term that does not designate with folks because the truth is that capitalism isn't about everyone. there may be things that get you started. that isn't what capitalism is. capitalism is the greatest alter a stick experiment on behalf of tolerance and diversity in human history. the reason that they signed jackie robinson is because he thought he could make money off of him and when it comes to bringing new products to market this is another distinction. for everybody to have a 1998 nokia cell phone or the iphone 12. if they actually put up the money to create the iphone 12 in al12and12 inall the people that. the beautiful thing about capitalism as opp

victories, what i want is to play part in a moral victory.ccess to this information inside our schools was ad hoc. disparityclose the gap and set our people on a pathway to make informed and healthy choices. i am proud of that. >> there are two microphones in the aisles. ask your question. we do not want your comment. we want your question. >> i have a question from twitter. ae first question -- she has two-parter. can you please run for president? [applause] , had we second part engage those who do not see politics as affecting them question mark -- them? issue,ave to trace each , how many- i mean kids are there who are graduating in debt? the main reason they are becauseng in debt is state legislatures have defunded universities and build prisons instead. this is affecting everybody. we have to take the issues -- thees are a bad word -- hopes, the dreams, the daily concerns, the problems. we have to increase them. we have to have civics education. [applause] i think that we need to bridge actuate -- perpetuates and petuate and-- per cultiva

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if people were naturally moral, we wouldn't need morality or laws. conservatives understand that we are the problem. the root cause of social problems is us. how -- you have to ask yourself, how can you, as progressives do, think that government can be a progressive force? government -- slavery, that was government, segregation, that was government, and, of course, the whole totalitarian system was done by governments because what is a human being when they get into a position of power? it's the same human being that you want to fix, but now yields all this power. however, there's something very important that slows from this delusion, and it is a delusion. this is why, again, the -- what flows from the delusion is this. let me not -- i don't -- i have a tendency to digress. i'm going to try to digress. the -- if you believe that social institutions are the source of problems, by changing social institutions, you will change human beings in the way they behave; correct? what will you bring about? you'll bring about the millennium, bring about a kingd

for increased access to condoms, for many people that is not moral. have to stand in my truth and him that. and trust to there are many others that share that truth and they will coalesce around you. i challenge you to recognize that is a male-dominated culture and we should not feel pressured to contribute in the same way that men do. we should not try to assimilate how they lead. that is what is different about us. >> if you look at our political discourse, there is so much polarization. people are sure that they are right on both sides and our political discourse would be balanced by people like you, who see truth in both sides and people like you can build the bridges that we need. and maybe you might be able to build the bridges we need. >> thank you. that was the right answer. [applause] >> we are coming to the end. you have one of the last. >> all right. the question i have for you is, was talking about operating at a macro and micro level at the same time. my personal level, something that i find difficult, what about what i want to see in the

and they get their moral credentialing on campus. so i wanted to trace the process. one of the ugliest aspects of that is the use of marginalized people in the americas, the united states, enslaved black people, often native americans, and sometimes the irish, for experimentation. they turn dissection and anatomy into the medical arts, but that requires people. in the british isles, that means you are exploiting ireland. in north america, you are taking advantage of people who have no legal or moral protection upon their bodies, the enslaved. >> can you give an example? beat dartmouth, -- it would unfair to say the medical college begins with this moment, but the teaching of science in hanover begins when the dragcian to the president, the body of an enslaved disease black man named kato to the back of his house, and boils the body in an enormous pot to free up the skeleton, to wire it up for instruction. the first medical colleges are established in north america in the 1760s, the first is the college of philadelphia which is now the university of pennsylvania. king

les daban pocas esperanzas, pero esto cambio >> minutos después el señor morales recibía llamada de laieron con su hija en guatemala y la felicidad se extendió con los vecinos >> nos dicen que ahora esperar que el trámite de la visa u sea aprobado >> ♪. >> un adolescente al que prendieron en llamas el lunes en un autobus permanece intentado estable. varias personas han donado para ayudarlo. sufrio heridas de segundo y tercer grado. el agresor es un menor de 16 >> tiroteo dejó como resultado hombre muerto en barrio de san francisco, ocurrió a las 5 de la mañana,. falleció en el hospital >> incendio en barrio de san francisco destruyó parte de archivo de internet de organización que digitaliza archivos sin fines de lucro. >> en seguida >> la tortilla ya se vende más que el pan en estados unidos >> la primera pareja hispana del mismo sexo que se casó en california hizo historia otra vez >> hablamos en embajador de méxico >> ♪. >> ♪. >> ♪. >> ♪. >> el narcotraficante rafael caro quintero otra vez es prófugo y es uno de los más buscados por estados unidos luego de fallo de la corte suprema

what i am asking you is this the morally right thing to do?don't think there is any moral high ground with the media to coverage of politicians or the story of a particular. it is more morally right and chasing children down the street during halloween. or putting the pauperize the on someone's lawn. we have not engaged in those practices. offering the mayor an opportunity to explain his plan to view. >> you are the former director of communications for the canadian prime minister pierre de think he would be proud of these new works? >> i don't discuss these things with former employers, i have no idea what he thinks. are i do think there is an issue around this story that a lot of people feel. many people in the city and the country, feel strongly that he is an embarrassment and they all like him. there are people that do like him and want to hear what he has to say. in terms of our network, is split. >> i have to cut if there, i will watch these developments. thanks, we will watch for the show monday. >> also coming on monday, more emotions

. >> pam: dayna morales posted this photograph of a receipt that read.i'm sorry but i cannot tip because i do not agree with your lifestyle and how you live your life." >> pam: morales claimed a family at the restaurant. wrote the message on the receipt, after she waited on them. the bill was for 93-dollars and 55-cents. but now. a report on a new york city t-v station shows. a receipt from a family for the same amount of money. plus an 18-dollar tip. and a credit card statement to back it up. >> pam: after morales' story went viral, she and the restaurant received tips from all over the world. she and the restaurant said, they planned to donate the money to the wounded warrior project. because morales served in the marine corps for two years the restaurant's general manager said, that money will still be donated. and they are investigating. >> pam: an african- american girl in florida says, she may be expelled from school if she does not change her natural hair. >> pam: vanessa vandyke says, officials at "faith christian academy". demanded she cut and s