. >> morales sÍ contÓ a univision el dpor quÉ.sto ha sido tan bajo sucio. ya eso estÁ con abogados y vamos a olvidarnos eso. >> residentes del distrito 7 asistieron a la conferencia para brindarle su apoyo. >> es una persona digna y decente. nosotros estamos cansados del concejal que nos realmente inka cumple. >> ambas campaÑas tienen su enfoque en los temas. la concejal con el tema de facebook y morales enfatiza en la situaciÓn de los fallecidos votantes. morales escuchar la respuesta de quiÑones sÁnchez sobre no tener miedo de que fuera el que pudiera sacarla de la alcaldÍa. morales: que hable de su mÉrito. por que no pudo ir de puerta aporta con sus seguidores. esto demuestra que tienes pÁnico. >> ha vivido en el distrito por 17 aÑos y asegura que el cambio es muy necesario. >> por eso vamos a apoyar a mary morales, porque es el concejal que necesitamos para la comunidad. >> morales responde a las palabras de la concejal de que cuenta con pruebas de que los comentarios a las redes si son ciertos.. morales: quÉ pruebe que no hub

where is the morality, madam chairman new york

it will be a moral argument in any case for any punitive right. if you want to indicate a right to freedom of speech we need a moral argument because that is immoral proposition, the idea that people have a right to anything including freedom of speech is immoral proposition. it has to be defended by a moral argument. we need to identify what the reasons are for it. some people believe, i am not one of them, that people have a right to kill themselves or a right to assist others in killing themselves or they have a right to abortion. i want to know what the argument is for that and to present the counterargument. en "conscience and its enemies" bikers and the counter argument in both those cases. >> host: when it comes to family a marriage gay families. are those included in the cabarrus family in your definition? >> guest: i think family is the unit based on the conjugal relationship of husband and wife so i criticize the idea that marriage is simply a romantic sexual partnership of any two persons of either sex. i don't think any argument can su

with the moral laws of the universe. mr. kilpatrick: then the supreme court in the past has been unjust, has it not, then, in those cases in our history where it upheld segregation? mr. king: i think there are laws that have come into being that i considered unjust and, i think the moral conscience of the nation considered unjust. this does not mean the persons who rendered the decision were unjust people or they were evil people. it simply meant that at that particular time they did not have the foresight to see what let us say, back in 1896 justice harlan saw. they differed among themselves. while most of the jurists rendered a decision making separate but equal the law of the land, there was justice harlan who said at that time the constitution is color-blind and rendered a dissenting opinion, which has now become the majority opinion of our country. john chancellor: dr. king, we have reports from atlanta which indicate that you will recommend to the nation's labor unions a nationwide work stoppage to keep the plight

that's the morality of this budget. what does this budget do? it balances in less than 10 years without raising taxes. reduces spend big over $5.5 trillion. repeal os -- obamacare and the independent payment advisory board. ensured a strong defense, makes sure we save and strengthen and secure medicare and medicaid. we restore federalism and provide greater opportunity and greater choices for individuals in our states across this nation and we cut waste and corporate welfare. these are positive solutions for the american people. a balanced budget for a stronger america. i encourage a yes vote so that we can get this economy rolling again and i yield back the balance announcer: the senate considers several budget totals. the final vote was 52-46. the senators rand paul and ted cruz being the only republicans to vote against the measure. here is some of the debate from thursday on the senate floor. r. president? the presiding officer: majority leader. mr. mcconnell: for years the democrat-led senate refused to pass a balanced budget. it usually fa

morales: es de una persona sin escrÚpulos.ue su pÁgina de facebook fue pirateadas. >> y en quÉ se mantiene que sus comentarios no eran de una pÁgina suya personalo que nunca los hizo, porque en la pÁgina no existe? morales: la pÁgina se desactivÓ, porque hace dos semanas recibÍ un e_mail de facebook sino que mi paso contraseÑa de sido cambiada. >> esto ante supuestas imÁgenes y comentarios racistas y despectivos sobre mujeres. todo estÁ en la pÁgina de marÍa quiÑones sÁnchez. whoismanymorales.com esta noche recordamos una entrevista donde tambiÉn se pusieron en cuestiÓn comentarios escritos a la concejal en la red social. >> la conversaciÓn que estÁ teniendo en facebook es controversial. >> tambiÉn indagamos mas sobre supuesto exceso ilegal a la pÁgina de morales. hilia: estaremos pendientes y. esta maÑana fue reportado una rotura en tuberÍa principal de gas. bomberos llegaron a las nueve 40 de la maÑana para asistir a los trabajadores y cerrar la llave del gas. segÚn autoridades contratista the marva se encontraba trabajando

morales si contÓ a univisiÓn en porque.amaciÓn saliÓ, y lo mal que me sentÍ que la polÍtica a quien filadelfia ha sido tan baja y tan sucia contratÓ un abogado y el abogado estÁn buscando alternativas legales para ver cÓmo proceder vamos ahora a concentrarnos. edwin: residentes del distrito asistieron a la conferencia para brindarle su apoyo. >> es una persona digna y una persona muy decente. estamos cansados de la concejal que nos promete y nos promete y nunca nos cumple. edwin: la concejal quiÑones sÁnchez y morales simpatizan... escuchÓ la respuesta sobre no tener miedo. >> ya no pudo ir puerta a puerta a su constituyente si ella ha sido excelente, si tÚ no tienes miedo esto demuestra que tienes pÁnico. edwin: noelia dÍaz ha vivido en el distrito por 17 aÑos asegura que un cambio necesario. >> Él va a ser nuestro concejal. para el cambio en nuestra comunidad. edwin: ahora responde a las palabras de la concejal de que cuenta con pruebas de que los comentarios en redes sociales y son ciertos. morales: que pruebe, que no hu

the idea that hard work should pay, it's hard to have more of a moral value and moral statement thanhat. i think what we need to do, you know, we don't need to overcomplicate it with things. we actually need to have fights on these issues. we need to make the fights on our issues. not on just being defensive, and reacting to their agenda. and i think we see, you know, seek too much ground, and claim that it's other issues that are distracting people from core economic issues. if we have an agenda, it's popular, move on it, run on it, that's successful. instead of ignoring, and not having the right kind of fight. this is the central issue. are we going to have a middle class? are we going to have a growing economy? or are we going to have an economy that only works for those at the very top? and we can reverse the fundamental trends of decline in the middle class and we can strengthen our economy, and we have an agenda to do that. that's a winning message. >> also to piggyback on what you're saying a lot of times these bills would go nowhere in our legislature. you're lucky if you get

>> i don't believe they are is a moral argument in any case ready punitive rate so brady the moral argument so if they have a right to to be defended the reasons. so some people believe they have right to kill themselves or to distance over to destroy the life of a child in the room by abortion per car want to know the argument but in conscience i have that counter argument. >> host: when it comes to family gave marriages and gay families of those included in the pillar of family with your definition? >> i think it is the conjugal relationship of has been their wife so i criticized the idea that marriage is simply a romantic sexual partnership. i don't see again the argument can successfully be made of the conjugal conception of husband and wife in favor of the few that loaned by the same token that three or four or five people can be married in a partnership to have a household together. if we recognize the same-sex partnerships we've banded the basic idea. we lose any basis for inferring the traditional norms of marriage. subjectively people day out of habit field day would to stick with

morales says he wants to concentrate on his campaign and the voters. he says he is not quitting the race. candidate's opponent and current councilwoman sanchez showed us racist sexist and homophobic comments on his facebook page. morales says he never posted that that and his facebook was hacked or they were photoshopped. >> those are not my views and i did not make those postings. i love every human being as equal, all. that's what i will do. i will work for all the constituents of this district. >> morales' campaign manager says an internal forensic investigation into the posts is under way. late this afternoon, sanchez released a statement. in part it says quote, we welcome further investigation into manny morales' social media postings because it will further illustrate that manny morales is not only a bigot, he is also a liar. end quote. >>> new information now on a story we first told you about last night at 6:00. a mercer county father accused of child endangerment is now in police custody. jonathan rivas turned himself in last night. they say h

islamic state of iraq and the levant, the fight for idlib took four days and that's a huge blow to morale to the syrian army. stefanie dekker, al jazeera beirut. >> capturing idlib is a big victory for the rebels. >> it's been a very fluid situation of course in syria over the past four years but with a lot of foreign support whether it's from turkey or elsewhere the various militant groups in syria have at times come together very very effectively. first take raqqa. and then idlib. there's no reason they're going to pass up and go home any time soon. this is a big victory for them. it's particularly significant for policy makers here in washington who have been trying to cast the fight against the islamic state as one that the coalition and its partners are winning. even though not with the islamic state and considered rivals to the islamic state, their ability to take idlib will be a moral boost to the islamic state and a real blow to washington's efforts to portray washington as winning in its attempt to diminish and to destroy i.s.i.s. >> in yemen and in syria the united states is sup

the idea that hard work should pay, it's hard to have more of a moral value and moral statement thanhat. i think what we need to do, you know, we don't need to overcomplicate it with things. we actually need to have fights on these issues. we need to make the fights on our issues. not on just being defensive, and reacting to their agenda. and i think we see, you know, seek too much ground, and claim that it's other issues that are distracting people from core economic issues. if we have an agenda, it's popular, move on it, run on it, that's successful. instead of ignoring, and not having the right kind of fight. this is the central issue. are we going to have a middle class? are we going to have a growing economy? or are we going to have an economy that only works for those at the very top? and we can reverse the fundamental trends of decline in the middle class and we can strengthen our economy, and we have an agenda to do that. that's a winning message. >> also to piggyback on what you're saying a lot of times these bills would go nowhere in our legislature. you're lucky if you get

creo que representa el carÁcter de many morales. casa blanca se une a lÍderes de distritos escolares para multiplicar oportunidades de educaciÓn, incluyendo latinos sin importar tatÚ migratorio. >> grupo de superintendentes de distritos escolares y educadores se reunieron con obama, para desarrollar alternativas que brinda el mejor educaciÓn a niÑos y jÓvenes >> querÍamos que Él escuchara la historia de necesidad y distritos para que siga peleando por otros estudiantes en nÚmero de estudiantes latinos incrementÓ casi 4% entre 2000 11:02 1013 >> las familias entienden cada vez mÁs la importancia y el valor. los chicos estÁn viendo que el mundo alrededor de ellos estÁ en el que necesitan distinto tipo de habilidades que las pueden encontrar en otras escuelas >> de administraciÓn del presidente pide que apoyen este proyecto. presidente obama: asegurar que los niÑos pobres tengan la oportunidad de avanzar. pedimos al congreso 1000 millones de dÓlares para romper el ciclo de pobreza y que estos jÓvenes vayan a la universidad. >> segÚn la

today leaders from the clergy lgbt and african-american communities came out to condemn manny morales. he's challenging maria quinones sanchez for the district 7 seat. nbc 10 spoke with sanchez earlier this week. she showed us racist sexist and homophobic comments that morales allegedly put on his facebook page. today sanchez called on the democratic party to withdraw its endorsement of morales. >> and now we have now given this to the party. the party had this before we went public and we have yet to see any action and this cannot continue. >> morales told nbc 10 he never posted those messages and that his page was hacked or the posts were photoshoped. he has now deactivated that facebook page. the question here is it spying or just protecting the integrity of a test? that's the question facing the new jersey education department this evening. a standardized testing firm is watching social media sites to look for leaked test questions. new jersey education officials say they will review the partnership for the assessment of readiness for careers or park exams company. they want to ma

the idea that hard work should pay, it's hard to have more of a moral value and moral statement thanthat. i think what we need to do, you know, we don't need to overcomplicate it with things. we actually need to have fights on these issues. we need to make the fights on ourzv issues. not on just being defensive, and reacting to tl agenda. and i think we see you know, seek too much ground and claim that it's other issues that are distracting people from core economic issues. if we have an agenda it's popular, move on it run on it, that's successful. instead of ignoring, and not having the right kind of fight. this is the central issue. are we going to have a middle class? are we going to have a growing economy? or are we going to have an those at the very top? and we can reverse the fundamental trends of decline in the middle class and we can strengthen our economy, and we have an agenda to do that. that's a winning message. >> also to piggyback on what you're saying a lot of times these bills would go nowhere in our legislature. you're lucky if you get a hearing right at the end. of

i mean, you talk about moral clarity, there is moral clarity in the ferguson report where rative theyscribes instances where african-americans -- a cen >> let me interrupt for a second because we have statistics on tu the screen. this is a report about the ctest general police department in ferguson. >> please put it on the screen. think t blacks make up or made up 67% ofhe o the thpopulation in ferguson but clari theyty accounted for 93% of the arrests there and 88% of cases where there was the use of >> force. here it was attorney general holder releasing the report. on, but >> these policing practishes disproportionately harm se pol african-american icresidents. esidents in fact, our review of the evidence found no alternative explanation for disproportionate impact on african-american residents other than implicit and explicit racial bias. >> you have instance after insta instance of police officers with outright racist attitudes. they have racist e-mails racist language and that is why people -- i agree that some issues are ones that are more difficult. these are issues in which

. >> right now on nbc bay area a heated protest in san francisco against a recent morality clause an this international women's day. >>> plus, new accusations and mounting pressure for hillary clinton. democrats now asking she plain her use of a personal e-mail account as secretary of state. >>> we'll show you the first comprehensive reports on the malaysia airline disaster. >>> we begin with developing news in the south bay where an escaped inmate is still on the loose. he escaped from custody on friday. nbc bay area's mary ann favro is live. they've still not caught this inmate. >> reporter: i'm here at sierra cross condos. this is the last place the suspect was seen. it's just about a block from valley medical center. authorities believe he changed out of his jail clothing here at this condo complex. neighbors believe he may have broken into one of the condo's units to steal clothing. they are looking for 40-year-old johnell carter. campbell police arrested him last march on suspicion of five counts of child molestation. he may look a little different from his photo because he now

problem while president abel morales has a strong polling and support across the country members of hisare less popular critics say that they are out of touch complacent and even corrupt. and these regional election results have dealt a strong blow to that governing party. president abel morales is still in office and still the president being but one thing is certain is that his remaining time in office will be considerably more difficult. >>> now, could you live without your tv, smart phone or what about running water? well, some people in canada's yukon territory have shunned modern living to go back to basics. daniel lack we want to meet some people losing to live off the grid. >> reporter: a al jazerra long the rocky shore of a now frozen yukon river a man's home for 18 years now. good morning. >> how are you doing today? >> reporter: good, how are you doing. they call him cave man bill. and here is why. there is just room inside to eat and sleep and do the fine carpentry that earns him a living. water comes from the river. and heat from firewood gathered a few steps away. spartan,

manny morales spoke out yesterday about what his campaign manager called a facebook fiasco.morales tells us he wants to concentrate on his campaign and the voters and he is not quitting the race. here's where the controversy comes in. his opponent, incumbent councilwoman maria quinones sanchez showed us racist sexist and homophobic comments on morales' facebook page. morales says he never posted those comments and that his page was hacked or the comments photo shopped. quinones sanchez responded to the investigation that morales' campaign said they are now conducting into what happened with the facebook post. she says we almost further investigation into manny morales' social media postings because it will further illustrate that manny morales is not only a bigot, he is also a liar. >>> now to news from our south jersey bureau the old dupont-owned plan in the gloucester county will become a new river port. it's an 1,800-acre property. it was once a nitroglycerin factory and chemical plant. it's been closed now for more than a decade. the fortress investment group plans to pu

i mean we talk about moral clarity.here's moral clarity in the ferguson report when they describe instances in which african-americans are selected by -- >> let me interrupt for a secretary. because i'm going to put some statistics up on the screen. >> it's not just the statistics -- >> about the general police department there in ferguson. please put it up on the screen. blacks make up or made up 67% of the population in ferguson but they accounted for 93% of the arrests there. and 88% of cases where there was a use of force. and here was attorney general holder releasing the report. >> these police practices disproportionately harm african-american residents. in fact, our view of the evidence found no -- no alternative explanation for the disproportionate impact on african-american residents other than implicit and explicit racial bias. >> neera, continue. exactly there's disparate impacts. but you have instance after instance of police officers with outright racist attitudes policing african-american, disproportionat

it has a moral component in that argument is this. war and rape which are both socially generated traumas. human beings acting on other human beings. there are long-term psychological enduring cost to both of those events. as a result we should be more careful in how we wage war. we should protect women and we need to meet -- think more exhaustive wing clearly about how women are treated in society and do a better job than we are in the military and civilian life to protect women and their safety. there's a moral component to ptsd that is important to recognize. before ptsd was recognize people that you are killed or wounded and afterward he went home and put your uniform in the closet and went on with your life. there is this aspect of ptsd that should echo, should not be minimized in any way. that was one of the arguments that robert j. lifton who was one of the initial architects of ptsd was concerned. he himself was a psychoanalytic comment trained as a psychiatrist but his concern because he was working in the 70s and very politi

if we want to vindicate a right to freedom of speech we need a moral argument because that is a moral proposition. the idea that people have a right to anything is a moral proposition that need to be defended. we need to identify the reasons for it. there are some people who believe that people have a right to kill themselves or a a right to assistance of others and going themselves right to destroy the life of a child in the womb by abortion. i want to know the argument for that and be able to present the counterargument. i present the counterargument in both those cases. >> when it comes to family gay marriage gay families are those are those included in the pillar of family in your definition? >> i think family is the unit based on the conjugal relationship of husband and wife. i criticize the idea that marriage is simply a romantic sexual partnership of any two persons of either sex. i don't i don't think that any argument can successfully be made for abandoning a conjugal conception of marriage as a union of husband and wife in favor of you that would recognize marriage as person

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morales spoke out yesterday about what his campaign manager called a facebook fiasco. he wants to concentrate on his campaign and the voters and is not quitting the race. his opponent, incumbent councilwoman maria quinones showed us comments on his facebook page. he says he never put those there. his account was hacked or were photo shopped. >> i love every human being equal. that's what i would do work for all the constituents of this district. >> the campaign manager for morales tells us an investigation into the facebook posts are under way. yesterday, sanchez released a statement on that. she said quote, we welcome further investigation into the morales' social media postings because it will further illustrate that manny morales is not only a bigot, he is also a liar. >>> in other news anti-police graffiti graffiti, one of the messages read killer cops destroying communities followed by the #who killed brannen to tate brown. the vandalism came two days after two police officers were vindicated. >>> we showed you this video on thursday night, protesters interrupted

>> he does have the moral obligation. he had six full years to exercise that moral obligation.a higher moral obligation to establish a good rapport and channels of communications with an american president. that he has failed miserably in doing. he has valid points and arguments on the issue of iran. even criticism of the agreement -- the first stages of what we know, first face phase valid but the address should be the president and not congress. despite his denial today, despite his holier than thou attitude, he's injecting israel into the american political alina. he loves doing that. he did that in the past when bill clinton was president. he did it again in 2012 during the presidential campaign when mr. obama was seeking re-election and he's doing it now two short weeks before our elections. >> do you share -- i get the sense that you do. i heard from some israelis critical of netanyahu or who are not going to be supporting him in the election that they believe this almost has less to do with the threat from iran and more to do with him trying to win re-election. do you th

the moral superiority even. that magnanimity approved that a civilization based on free labor is of a higher and more humane type than that based on slavery. really favored grants magnanimous terms because come as he put it, i want as many rebels as possible to live to see the south rejuvenated and transformed by the influence of free labor. what fitter fate for the likes of jefferson davis and robert ely then to have to live in this brave new world and bear witness to a social revolution. in essence, northerners who embraced grants terms of said to the south, we don't want to inflict further punishments. we want you to change. and confederates responded that the demand for change with a form of punishment. then any demand for change was inherently punitive and a breaking of a compact that had been made at appomattox. this contest over the surrender's meaning and simply pets the south against the north or even the confederacy against the union, it pitted those who favored a social transformation of the south aga

so there is a moral component that's important to recognize. before it was recognized people thought you were either killed and wounded and after the war he went home and put your uniform in the closet and went on with your life so there is an aspect of ptsd that should echo and shouldn't be minimized in any way and that was one of the arguments that robert was one of the initial architects from yale who began arguing for what began ptsd was concerned that he himself was a psycho analytic trained to fight the tradition of the psychologist but his concern because he was working in the 70s he was a very politically active person and he was very concerned that this moral argument that ptsd as an entity as an objection to the american warmaking machinery if that were treated strictly as a technical matter in which it is treated today, one of the first concerns as they were advocating to get this recognized is that it would be essentially morally neutered by a medicine medicine which is largely happening in my opinion. there is -- which i think has

morales is challenging sanchez for the district 7 seat. yesterday leaders from the clergy, lgbt community and african-american community came out to condemn morales. they say if he will not withdraw the democratic party should withdraw its endorsement. >> and now we have now given this to the party, the party has this before we went public and we have yet to see any action. this cannot continue. >> morales told nbc 10 he never posted those messages and that his page was hacked or the posts were photo shopped. he has since deactivated the facebook page. >>> they are calling it a medical miracle, doctors revived a toddler that didn't have a pulse more than 100 minutes. 292-month-old boy is back in his mother's arms in union county pennsylvania, north of harrisburg. he fell into a creek, drifted downstream and a neighbor found him face down in the water. medical crews air lifted him to a hospital where doctors worked on his body. his lifeless body. along with having no pulse he wasn't breathing on his own. >> no signs of life for an hour and

it's a moral argument for any punitive right. the free to speech is a moral obligation, the right that people have right to anything clawing freedom of speech,. is it mobile proposition and we need to identify what the reasons are for it. now, there some people who believe -- i'm not one of them -- that people have right to kill themselves or a right to assistance of others in killing themselves or have a right to destroy the life of a child in the womb by abortion. i want to know what the argument is for that and i want to be able to present the counterargument and in conscience and its enemy is present the counterargue in both cases. >> host: when it comes to family gay marriage, gay families, are those included in the pillar of family in your definition? >> guest: i think family is the unit that is based on the conjugal relationship of husband and wife. so i criticize the idea that marriage is simply a romantic sexual partnership of any two persons of either sex. i don't think any argument can successfully be made for abandonn

. >> a significant blow to evo morales. the remaining four and a half years in office are going to be considerably more difficult facing strong opposition in several parts of the country. the billest blow was perhaps here in la paz the capital where the government position was won by one of his former cabinet members. but the biggest blow was up the mountain side from here, the city of el alto, previously a stronghold for evo morales and his governing party, a place where he pretty much took for granded. that lies the root of the problem. electronic support across the country, members of his government are less popular. critics say they are out of touch, complacent and even corrupt. these regional elections results have dealt a strong blow to that government party. president evo morales is at this still the president but his remaining time in office will be considerably more difficult. >> could you live without your tv smart phone? what about running water? some people in canada's yukon territory have shunned modern level t

the archbishop says teachers should accept moral ideas and condemn such things. the students say this is going against the new direction of the vatican. they are holding a forum tonight to have their voices heard. >>> sam lou car doe and the police union will talk about a big problem this week. pensions. san jose voters approved measure b back in 2012 which forces police to pay more into their pension fund. cops say this has led to more moral issues and lots of officers leaving for other departments. and now the mayor may consider changing some provisions in measure b but only if he and the union can find another way to close a big funding gap in the pension system. >>> a rally is planned this afternoon in san francisco to promote a plan to extend voting rights to 16 and 17-year-olds. supervisor john airflows is behind the proposal which would apply to only municipal and school district elections in the community. >>> in palo alto there is a battle about bikes and birds. the city wants a new bike bridge over 101 to look like this but opponents say the art is haza

roman catholics were obliged to live moral lives but not enact specific policy positions advocated by church leaders reminding his auditors of the controversy that created ink over the summer when bishops decided whether they should bar him from communon they decided no but three or four decided he would be barred until he repented of his pro-choice bogss. he said i must cast votes or take opinions on a woman's right to chose or stem cell research. but then trying to adhere to the boundaries of good religion by refusing to constrain another's conscious he demured. i love my church. i respect the bishops but i respectfully disagree. he continues my task is not to write every doctrine into law. that is not right or possible in a pluralistic society. he enforced the protestant secularism and they nominated the candidate outside of the protestant fold when they put mitt romney up for the highest office. he would revisit his religion during the campaign, so he is not completely silent, but he made a statement during the republican primary four years previous. facing a primary feel, includi

it's the moral document. it is the best way to grow our economy, to ensure that americans have good jobs and pay a livable wage. the numbers that you just heard is a fact. 40% of households with children under 18 mothers are either the only or the primary source of income for the family. many of these mothers do not have the support of an affordable child care -- of affordable child care, paid family leave or paid sick days. increasing the minimum wage and providing paid medical or sick leave will have a direct positive impact on millions of working mothers. as of last month three states and 17 cities will soon have or now have paid sick leave day laws. this is a good start. but we as members of congress we need to set a national standard and we need to do it now. our nation's future, our nation's failure to establish a basic workplace standard of paid sick days is hurting workers, is hurting families and the public health. nearly four in 10 private sector workers and 80% of the low-wage workers do not have a

at one point a parishioner confronted protesters who are upset with the morality clause that teacher and faculties of four catholic high schools must follow. the clause condemns birth control, abortion homosexuality and same-sex marriage. >> we're saying that sexuality is not immoral. abortion is not immoral. women need to have the right to choose whether they have the right to have an abortion or not. it's our body. >> if you're a catholic teacher in the catholic school you teach catholic doctrine and it says abortion is wrong. catholic dock trip also says that homosexual marriage is wrong. it is against the church. >> teachers and staff are urging the archbishop to removal the morality clauses from the faculty handbook. >> california senator dianne feinstein is calling on hillary clinton to speak out about the controversy involving e-mails sent from her private account while she was secretary of state. president obama and others are talking. >> reporter: hillary clinton in the spotlight this weekend. >> chelsea and i did a little talk on snap chat. >> reporter: while the former sec

leÓn: omar treviÑo morales era segÚn las autoridades mexicanas el Último poderoso lÍder de los zetas,on la captura de omar, y servando gÓmez, son contados los campos de renombre que continÚan libres. ismael, sigue operando como uno de los principales lÍderes de el cÁrtel de sinaloa, y dentro de ella de juan josÉ esparragoza, alias el azul, tambiÉn del cÁrtel del pacÍfico, y al que se han dado diversos reportes de su muerte a las autoridades mexicanas, no lo han podido confirmar. marÍa leticia: ya no hay que nacer con ojos azules ni ponerse lentes de contacto ahora procedimental aclare los ojos en tan solo segundos. guiÓn: parece a la gente mÁs largo del estero, lo provocÓ el chofer de un autobÚs, le contamos el error que provocÓ este accidente en cadena. marÍa leticia: grabar a un policÍa durante una recesiÓn serÍa un delito o motivo para que quiten el vÍdeo, interese lo que proponen. el >> el ave saliÓ con ganas de volar, los detalles en breve en la acciÓn deportiva. leÓn: vamos a darle un vistazo a las temperaturas actuales. el termÓmetro marca 46 grados. mari leticia los mismos en

>> reporter: it's a controversial morality clause that the archbishop of san francisco is pushing. some see that as an infrengement on the rights of women. >> stop the war on women. >> reporter: a group of protesters gathered in front of st. mary's cathedral in san francisco using international women's day to express their opposition to the morality clause. arch the archbishop included it in a new hanbook for catholics and proposed its inclusion in the new hanbook for teachers. it includes language against homosexual utter homosexuality, abortion and contraception. at one point they clashed. >> he's not going to be firing gay teachers. it is simply saying if you are a catholic teacher in a catholic school you teach catholic doctrine and catholic doctrine says abortion is wrong and that homosexual marriage is wrong. >> we call an more students in catholic schools to come out and oppose this archaic way of teaching. it's starting here in san francisco and it's going to spread. we are saying our bishop has no right to have this imposed in catholic schools. >> reporter: the morality cl

san pedro fue interrumpida por un operativo de la marina mexicana que logrÓ el arresto de treviÑo moralesel de los zetas. unos 100 militares ingresaron cerca de las cuatro de la madruagada a la residencia donde el capo se escondÍa. >> sin disparar un tiro con un trabajo de inteligencia puntual y con la participaciÓn de las autoridades del grupo de coordinaciÓn. >> nunca vi niÑos, ni del movimiento de familia nunca veo salir niÑos salir a la escuela ni al pelado que lo acabo de ver. francisco: brazo operativo del cartel del golfo del cual se separaron, ampliaron su dominio a mÉxico y parte de centroamÉrica se hicieron famosos por lo sanguinario de sus acciones. >> el trabajo es para la gente y es para proteger a la gente y combatir a la criminalidad. francisco: de residencia tienen acabados de lujo habÍa adornos y globos hacen suponer que una fiesta. en la habitaciÓn quedÓ ropa en completo desorden y la cocina aÚn habÍa restos de comida. quedÓ abandonada y las puertas sin ser aseguradas por las autoridades en san pedro, francisco cobos. marÍa elena: omar treviÑo iniciÓ su carrera delictiva

not since coming to offers 2006 had president evo morales faced is strong challenge. he won national elections last year convincingly. he is popular, especially among the bolivian indigenous community, in the countryside and among women. >> translation: i believe a few countries enjoy democracy as representative of these people as ours. which makes bolivia one of the most democratic countries in the world. >> reporter: the economy is growing by 5% a year. wealth is redistributed in an unequal society, and the opposition is fragmented. the electorate according to the opinion polls, don't much like the people that evo morales surrounded himself with. after more than nine years in office. they are seen as aloof or corrupt. these regional elections are one way of putting the brakes on the national deposit. >> the governorships of bolivia's nine region, including here in la paz are crucial and evo morales risks losing in places where previously support was unquestioning. if things turn occupant as bad as pre -- turn out as bad as predicted predicted, evo morales's remainin

and then no qualms about it, saying it is a public service but what are the moral hazards. we will talk to a leader in the field about his craft. welcome pack. some people worker are reentering the work force or looking for a competitive edge, have found a new aid fake job reference companies. these outfits had your resumes by essentially lying for you. they fill in gaps in your work history with made up companies and they even serve as references. here to talk about is william schmidt the founder of the career excuse. and daniel little who is at the founder of the cubicle chick.com. first william, you launched career excuse in 2009 after the great recession. as they were looking for work, and i found out efforts very food at it and it turns out six years later landing site president's job and i have companies throughout the world. >> how does your service work? i look at the job titling and i match them to specific companies. >> fake companies. >> and i have an answering 70, that will verify their employment, and i will provide them with professional reference providers wh

at one point a parishioner confronted protesters who are upset with the morality clause that teacher and faculties of four catholic high schools must follow. the clause condemns birth control, abortion homosexuality and same-sex marriage. >> we're saying that sexuality is not immoral. abortion is not immoral. women need to have the right to choose whether they have the right to have an abortion or not. it's our body. >> if you're a catholic teacher in the catholic school you teach catholic doctrine and it says abortion is wrong. catholic dock trip also says that homosexual marriage is wrong. it is against the church. >> teachers and staff are urging the archbishop to removal the morality clauses from the faculty handbook. >> california senator dianne feinstein is calling on hillary clinton to speak out about the controversy involving e-mails sent from her private account while she was secretary of state. president obama and others are talking. >> reporter: hillary clinton in the spotlight this weekend. >> chelsea and i did a little talk on snap chat. >> reporter: while the former sec

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if you don't have slipped action, and even builds more to this low morale, this morale of complacency we hear about. if it is not swift what is the point? you don't hear about it in the end but what is the last time the secret service did fire someone because of their actions? director clancy: in the netherlands, there was an individual drinking on the trip and he has been removed as well. >> how long to that process take? >> [inaudible] >> i am surprised these officers who drove drunk through a barricade had not stood up and say we are resigning. what do you do with them if you don't let them go? do you trust them? where would you put them? director clancy: as it is now they are in nonsupervisory positions outside of their original offices. both have desk jobs at this time. once the process goes through, we will have options towards removing their security clearance. if we do that, termination would be a factor. >> it seems like a long and drawn out process. if we have problems with a staffer here on the hill, we have the ability to immediately let them go. i am wondering where all o

>> an understandably shaken albert morales. he's the public informations officer from the san jose police department. he is taking live questions right now from reporters that have been on the scene. really covering this all night. the shooting itself happened about 6:30 last night. there was a welfare check that police were actually going to a home to check on a man, when they got there, that is when that man opened fire on a veteran san jose police officer and a recent recruit that was with him. that veteran officer, a 14-year member of the force, he mentioned his name there, michael johnson was shot. he, unfortunately, died. the standoff continued into the night, and it just ended this morning where officers eventually found the suspect who was on the balcony of the home, and he, in fact, was dead as well. just before 2:00 this morning, the department sent out a tweet saying "sjpd grieves as we offer our condolences to the family of our brother, michael johnson." we share in their loss this morning. bob redell is also on the

and it's very very difficult to step outside that group, raise your hand and say i object to the moral direction this group is heading particularly when that person happens to be your squad leader. that's a very difficult thing for a young inexperienced to do. to go along with the momentum of the group and not try to influence the direction. >> rachel i think we mentioned before, and as you mentioned before, it is safe to say most men and women serve honorably in the military, but one of the most disturbing elements for me was several of the men said look, we're not the only infinity that is doing this. we aren't the only guys committing these acts we are just the ones that happened to get cause. following that, some of them were convicted but there were no officers top command who were held accountability, can you assess the response of top command in terms of the kill team. >> you bring up some terrific points that was one of the most troubling aspects of the documentary, and the incident, the failure to hold commanders accountability, at least in a more transparent way, a way to sen

presidente morales: despuÉs de nueve aÑos de gobierno sigamos ganando las elecciones a nivel nacionalesnos gusta lo que haces, quereos rectificaciÓn no queremos mÁs amenazas. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ilia: segÚn recientes estudios los hispanos no cuidan muy bien de su salud debido a pobres decisiones y mala nutriciÓn, lilian nos informa. lilian: en riesgos en cuenta el bienestar fÍsico delos latinos en los ee.uu. segÚn lo revela un reciente informa de la alianza para la salud de los hispano los causantes son mÚltiples pero la falta de intereses mÁs frecuentes. >> el error mÁs comÚn que hacemos es no cuidarnos, no vamos a ver al mÉdicos hasta que estamos tan enfermos que no se puede hacer nada. lilian: hay quienes lo hacen porque el momento no de la necesidad y otros porque los costos de salud en este paÍs siguen siendo altos a pesar de las nuevas opciones. >> no, de vez en cuando. lilian: por quÉ no? >> porque no tenemos seguro mÉdico. >> cuando siento un dolor. >> no tengo necesidad soy una persona bien sana. lilian: ponerlo en que segÚn expertos podrÍa costarles la vida. segÚn el centro para control