morales, and you, mr. donovan, a chance to answer the original question, the worst idea you have heard from another candidate. mr. donovan: i don't think you tuned in tonight to hear us attack each other, so i want to talk about an idea i have not heard in this campaign, and that his equity bonds to solve the racial wealth gap in our city. every child born in our city should get a thousand dollars into an account when they are born, and every year depending on their income, up to $2000 more. that means a child born into poverty would graduate with almost $50,000 in an account to pay for college, to buy a home to started business. if we really want to make this city more equal, more fair, we need a plan to address the racial wealth gap. >> you do not want to identify the worst idea you have heard from another candidate? mr. donovan: i have heard a lot of bad ideas, but i don't think that is why we are here. ms. morales: i watched in horror as both my children were pepper spray by the nypd. within an hour an

one of the touch.needed in order to improve the morale parts want to underscore, i think it is prettyortant to keep going tback from i talked to folks ws abundantly clear to me is at the center of allll morale issues ad a lotan of major issues as far s my employees are concerned. it is staffing. >> thank you, appreciate that. i'd like to ask another question. as you mentioned previously, not intrusive infection is a critical technology solution at ports of entry that helps officers identify vehicles to further instruction and makes it more secure. cbp is working right now to improve technology and expand. it works best in conjunction with other efforts such as k-9 unitit traditional law enforcemt intuition. what other technologies and initiatives should congress and dhs pursue to help ensure technology as much as possible. >> i think it's worth going deeper, take a multi- energy form that's used to scan a large commercial truck across the border, the old technology which was outstanding at the time, the driver would have to get out of the truck before the scan started because it would

and unfortunately, the morale for many years has been very low. and some of that relates back to what you've heard me talking about in my opening statements and my written statement about staffing. there are so few staffs, so much fewer than are needed. and as a result, many employees have to work a great deal of overtime. and it impacts their personal wellbeing. it impacts their families. and it creates real hardships on them. and as a result, morale is low. and they are not the best recruiters. i think we have started to see cbp has done a much better job of actually recruiting folks and starting to bring them in. and certainly there has been some funding that has assisted in that process from congress, we thank you obviously for that. but from my perspective, and i think this question probably is really well-suited for cbp, but i think from my perspective, if we can start finding a way to really improve the morale, get more staffing in there, we'll start seeing some real improvement. >> were you surprised at president biden's budget, it flat li

the struggle may be a moral or a physical one and it may be both moral and physical but it must be augh slavery cannot last. >> slaves, the rich landowners of other countries. hardly necessary for me to say more than i've already said. radical woman. never forget what i took. >> justice to the negro is safety to the nation. >> weeknights, we feature american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on cspan 3. tonight, beginning at 8:00 eastern, a look at the national world war i memorial in washington, dc which opened to the public on april 16th. cspan located near the white house with edwin fountain, former u.s. world war i centennial commission vice chair. told the story of the memorials development and the philosophy behind the design that honors the 4.7 million americans who served during the war. watch american history tv, tonight and every weekend on c-span3. >> c-spanshop.org. a collection of products. browse to see what's new. your purchase will support our non-profit operations and you still have time to order the congressional directory with conta

airports remains a challenging and difficult job what steps does congress need to take to improve morale? >> chairwoman thank you for the question i think one of the things that certainly could be done to support the introduction of dhs morale i think that would play a pretty significant role one of the things that it does and authorizes the establishment of an employee engagement steering committee comprised of representatives from across the department as well as individuals from employee labor organizations but i think will provide an opportunity forde feedback and starting to learn some of the issues that might help in terms of morale, i think also it would help in terms directing the officer to analyz- government lives in federal workforce satisfaction surveys. i think what is ultimately important to have a dialogue with an understanding, what is going on with frontline employees, what are the touch points that are needed in order to improve the morale, i want to underscore because they think it's critically important and i keep going back to the staffing because i will tell you whe

into the conservative political organization, the moral majority. >> the emergence of the moral majorityll's moral majority helped usher in the next president of the united states. at just the moment when the community would be hardest hit by a silent killer. >> scientists at the national centers for disease control in atlanta today released the results of a study which shows that the lifestyle of some male homosexuals has triggered an epidemic of a rare form of cancer. >> my first awareness of the aids crisis is when i read an article about a group of homosexuals who had a rare cancer. >> some were getting kaposi sarcoma, they would have the welts on their skin, then they would die. lots and lots of people died. >> watching your best friends die really brutal deaths, painful, weird illnesses that nobody had ever seen, lesions and so much fear. it just fills you with this incredible sense of grief and rage. >> i had people with hiv/aids coming to me saying, what have i done wrong? has god given me this virus to punish me, as jerry falwell said on television? >> we talk about aids as the

i agree with the workforce and increasing morale. with local stuffing law, recruiting, so time to hire by 70%. what i think is needed next is really a replacement of the fee basis for hiring, which is one third of the cbc -- with more of a tsa style fees -- hiring. but we need a consistent appropriation from congress -- so you can keep that supply chain going without disruption. i would be my recommendation on hiring. and they will need some support with congress coming out of covid, in terms of does this technology know -- has really made substantial gains on ports of entry. yes it does. the low energy porters for the person on the equal lanes are making an impact. increasing numbers of inspection as you heard. -- the technology exists. when we need to do is look at what's the investments needed and when makes the most sense -- to make it as close as possible to 100% and to look at the outcome. i will note that the border is the chain, and you will have security spillover issues between ports of entry as you've already seen a print

the struggle may be a moral or physical one and it may be moral and physical but it must be a struggleedom of the slave, the limits -- more than two centuries. >> indict me with a speaker, to mock me? >> the american slave -- >> within or without the union slavery must fall. the negro must rise. >> no! no, slavery cannot last. >> the rich landowners of other countries represent and it's hardly necessary for me to say after what i've already said that i'm a radical woman suffragette. >> stepped upon the free soil of massachusetts. >> let us never forget justice to the negro is safety to the nation. >>> week nights we're featuring american history tv programs as preview of what's available every weekend on c-span 3. tonight beginning at 8:00 eastern a look at the national world war i memorial in washington, d.c. which opened to the public on april 16th. c-span toured the site located near the white house with the former u.s. world war one vice chair. he told the story of the memorial's development and talked about the philosophy he behind the design that honors the 4.7 million americans

to perform duty, or to desert, or involve acts with significant adverse effects on members health, morale, or welfare. commanders are not authorized to recognize or bargain with so-called serviceman's unions. personal riding for publication may not be pursued during duty hours or accomplished by the use of government or non appropriated fund property. publication of underground newspapers by military personnel off post on their own time, and with their own money and equipment, is not prohibited if such publication contains unlawful language. all those involved in the printing publication or distribution may be disciplined for such infractions. any demonstration or activity on the installation which could result an interference with or prevention of orderly accomplishment of the mission of the installation is prohibited. members of the armed forces are prohibited from participating in off post demonstrations when on-duty, or in a foreign country, or when their activities constitute a breach of law and order. there it is in a nutshell. we in the military are restricted to some degree in mak

i call that the moral majority. ♪ this land is your land this land is my land ♪ >> the moral majority christian identity. >> a sleeping giant is standing up. >> falwell's movement became a political force. >> we want prayer. we want prayer. >> protesting abortion, homosexuality, and women's liberation. >> he says it's adam and eve not adam and steve. >> number one get people saved. number two get people baptized. number three get them registered to vote. >> the moral majority claimed to have registered millions of christians to vote in the 1980 election helping ronald reagan win the white house in a landslide. >> preserve, protect, defend the constitution of the united states. >> so help you god. >> so help me god. >> the former hollywood actor became the perfect spokesman fortune values. >> i believe that faith and religion play a critical role in the political life of our nation and always have. >> but over time, the religious right grew frustrated because abortion remained the law of the land. gay rights were advancing. >> gay rights matter! >> christian conservatives finally heard

that is a moral choice.ther than the fact that these philosophers are trying to make a living, it's an absurd conversation. i will just read you very quickly -- and at some level at sea is full exercise because, you have these kids in college who are learning the program, they should think about this stuff. there is this guy lynn who has written a bunch of things. computers can decide who lives and dies in a driver-less car. here's a terrible idea. robert robot cars with adjustable ethics. but here's the real problem. there is a scenario where the car is following a truck, foxes following the truck, she swerve right -- or's were left because, this guy's not wearing a helmet, he kind of deserves to die. consider the problem of a car barreling down the street or a cripple boy, should car swerve left to avoid the buy, and risk killing the driver? or should it just slam on the brakes and hope for the best? i imagine the corridors, and i hope you know your python code here, if kid isn't street is greater than 16,

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the chair, moral is christiana tomatoes, brother, several more. we journey, practice journalism, not treason. they just stood everything to call our equipment and arrested a camera man that trying to crush any voice it challenges the dictatorship. in our case, journalists who hold power to account. president ortega, who controls all of nicaragua institutions and who has the support of cuba and venezuela is running for a 4th consecutive terms. and just like in ms, whaler opposition will soon have to decide whether to compete at all actions that they say have already been decided to see a human al jazeera. and these 2 people have died and an assassination attempt on the ugandan minister government spray to general cartoon. but when malice called, with bullets killing his daughter and the driver, it happened under the suburb of the capital. a compiler well mala who was injured in the attack as minister of works and transport at a former army commander school officials in nigeria have confirmed that 136 students are missing after an armed group at tan

you iet morale of the team and the fans. you get that— morale of the team and the fans. . . you get your confidence for the next one. , , . ,, ., one. the olympic stadium felt siarse, one. the olympic stadium felt sparse. but — one. the olympic stadium felt sparse, but filled _ one. the olympic stadium felt sparse, but filled with - one. the olympic stadium felt sparse, but filled with nerves, i sparse, but filled with nerves, wales put that energy to use. daniel james on his man in the middle, keith with a fine save. wales' target man was some solid swiss defendant, and swiss attack started to chime, it was a red wall under pressure. in the second half, they broke through, out muscling his man at 1-0. broke through, out muscling his man at1—0. but broke through, out muscling his man at 1—0. but wales kept cheering, kept battling intel bandaged and bruce, keep her more sword. —— kiefer more sword. the swiss were accurate, but draw outside, and wales, and the end, were relieved to hold on for a draw. let's hear the thoughts of the welsh captain after that. we let's hear t

the chair, moral is christiana tomatoes, brother, several more. we journey practice journalism, not treason. they just stood everything to call our equipment and arrested a camera man. they're trying to crush any voice, it challenges the dictatorship. in our case, journalists who hold power to account. president ortega, who controls all of nicaragua institutions and who has the support of cuba and venezuela is running for a 4th consecutive terms. and just like in venezuela, opposition will soon have to decide whether to compete at all actions that they say have already been decided to see a human al jazeera. when are 60 years ago, hundreds of young activists supported buses bound for the southern united states to challenge segregation. they became known as the freedom riders. many of them were beaten and arrested on arrival in a campaign that's still resonates today. kristen, sending the reports now from you. their arrests were seen as political statements at the time. now their mug shots have become iconic. symbols of the civil rights movement of

case which _ do that in addition to a moral case which is _ do that in addition to a moral case whichung people who are less vulnerable _ vaccinate young people who are less vulnerable before we vaccinate elderly — vulnerable before we vaccinate elderly people in developing countries are more likely to die. to kind of— countries are more likely to die. to kind of argumentative forces pushing that the _ kind of argumentative forces pushing that the bay forward. but clearly at this point— that the bay forward. but clearly at this point in time, the uk is saying vaccines— this point in time, the uk is saying vaccines are — this point in time, the uk is saying vaccines are for our own population first and _ vaccines are for our own population first and that is what they will continue _ first and that is what they will continue to do a scene. joe biden will be here _ continue to do a scene. joe biden will be here next _ continue to do a scene. joe biden will be here next week _ continue to do a scene. joe biden will be here next week for - continue to do a scene. joe biden will be here nex

the chair, moral is christiana cameras, brother. several more. we journey, practice journalism, not treason. they just stood everything to call our equipment and arrested a camera man. they're trying to crush any voice, it challenges the dictatorship. in our case, journalists who hold power to account. president ortega, who controls all of nicaragua institutions and who has the support of cuba and venezuela is running for a 4th consecutive terms. and just like in venezuela, opposition will soon have to decide whether to compete at all. actions that they say have already been decided to see a human al jazeera women. this tennis will, number 2, nearly a soccer has withdrawn from the french open, citing mental health concerns. japanese style was fined and threatened with expulsion. she refused to talk to the media following her 1st round match on sunday . sucka. she says she's been suffering from long bounce of depression. and that decision is the best for the tournament. the other players and her wellbeing from time champion. serena williams says t

you must make a friend of har, har in moral terror. he takes his unit deep into the jungle to service his private army, so he can row free of any concept of morality. the character is used as a means to convey director frances ford couplers anti bully message fever films that have to really deal with a kind of national hang over the and through the as them is over the wreckage and carnage is visibly clear. and how do you then deal with that bomer, lots of been used as cynicism to make his point in his fil mash a mobile army surgical hospital, looked after the wounded during the korean war. but the doctor's hearts and minds focus more on the attractiveness on football. it's their way of keeping pain and suffering. the reality is what they faced every day in the operating places. nothing is sacred to not even the image of the last supper, which he recreates for seen the movie shot is heard and this anti war film punch runs thick. and maybe it is the best way to survive the war after all was, well, this is in this war, movies are gripping

>> no moral self limitation. what is being said let's unpack it before we jump to the next slide what is being said in the scene is a difference between theories, instead what's being offered is a concrete in the particular. , family, person, in the instance where each individual but what is he uncovering in his character in the conversation with ruben is the two of them were as originally communist and what they're beginning to understand is communism didn't see him as a person, he was a number within the system that can be purged by article 58 and you begin to understand there was more concrete something through novel shows us invaluable the person and this is when he gets on the conversation between persons, without frame and mine let's look at a longer section in the text imagine the two persons having a really important conversation. >> how far do you get with the concept like that in the 20th century? those are all class conditions, ideas, dependent on. >> are they hell, justice is never relative. >> of the

some said little nickelodeon's were undermining the morals of the young.on. ♪ ♪ ♪ in 1907, actually began, various cities set up sensors. and state acted began. in 1911, pennsylvania adopted censorship. every film before exhibition must-have state approval. in 1913, ohio passed a similar law. then kansas, maryland, virginia, massachusetts, new york. the law list without protest, in 1914, the mutual film company beget a lawsuit. it asked an injunction against the ohio censorate. and it destroyed thought exchange, it had 2500 reels of film. it wished to show these in ohio, but was now subjected to unconstitutional restraints by the ohio board of sensors. the case went to the united states can supreme court, and february of 1915, came decision a unanimous decision read by justice mckenna. he said, the exhibition of moving pictures is a business, pure and simple. like other spectacles, not to be regarded we think as part of the press of the country, or an organ of public opinion. ♪ ♪ ♪ all of this said the court was not protected by the first amendment. 36 yea

morality power. the whole thing of the sacrament of reconciliation, the understanding of sinful behavior, all this doctrine, this is not a compilation of, of this belief. and the way how the church acts and the priest acted. and this leads to this catastrophe. so you can change only the organization and you also have to talk about the law. so the check was in the next. let's print them. i think because this week when i was reading up on the story, that was one sentence that kept coming back to me that i found quite remarkable. and it was the observation that in germany, the word god is disappearing. it's a contentious statement. it's a contentious assertion, but it appears possibly to be true, and i think that's a significant backdrop for the discussion we're having here. what do you say for the marks anyway, what i don't degree because even in berlin, which is considered as a face to face pick city, i discover the presence of god in the hidden way everywhere. so because with my eyes of faith, i can

jefferson was more taken with the more radical scottish moral sense than madison. madison goes along with the common sense part, but jefferson is always toying with ideas, at least for a while, same with the french, condorcet, people american historians don't pay much attention to because the focus has been on the influence of the english, but there's a huge french influence that's been neglected. i think it is a lot of -- i think it is because a lot of american historians don't study french, so that hasn't been the go to. i think hume was more influential on madison that i used to think. there is a famous work on this. adair thinks that when he wrote federalist 10, madison had hume's essays open and was sort of copying. i wouldn't go that far at all, but i think madison read hume very carefully. he cites hume and continues to cite him throughout the 1790's and is looking through some of hume's essays. hume is starting to look at this idea of public opinion, and madison is fighting this fascinating, that maybe it is not the british -- that the longevity of the brit

but in 2019, president morales put the joint venture on hold. in the wake of public protests in rio grande doesn't civil trucks are purchased in anticipation of coming industrialization, almost as perceived. i mean, we use these trucks to take the basins where wrong, lithium will be stored in there, but right now they're just standing around my production. but to come in there's hardly any opposition here to the joint venture. most local residents think the germans are the right partners for the project, including local politician to doro ali, the opposition comes from other parts of bolivia, where a lot of people think it's a bad idea. look at that as well as the germans can still save the project. so a lot of people were upset about the terms of the agreement movement. i mean, i think the germans should take part in the me, but in other places some citizens committees are opposed. and they've got people riled up this in 2019. there were widespread demonstrations against the proposed joint venture. and in october, people took to the streets to

oakland is determined to end the moral outrage of homelessness on our streets and in any street of america this year has been one of particular challenge as we know that our unsheltered neighbors have faced particular vulnerabilities and risk. risks while fighting this pandemic, oakland's covid housing program is partially funded through fema mayor says she's hoping more flexible local funding so buildings like this one can be purchased and operated permanently to help ease the homeless crisis. the ceo of colonial pipeline says he had the public interest in mind when he paid more than $4 million in ransom. cybercriminals joseph blunt told lawmakers on capitol hill yesterday that he had to if he

that's why i said in my book while the sunnis gave all of the moral authority, the shiites gave it to the ayatollah to the great leader and that also prevented what could have been better. no wonder, not a surprise, that federation of the ayatollah was used too created the bureaucratic state as we see in iran. it's not the only. the shiite do not agree with that model but there is a potential. .. >> thank you, i am afraid we have run out of time and i want to thank you both for joining us today. you have written a very important book and i look forward to seeing more about it in different parts of the world, i apologize to all the audience members who ask questions but we didn't have time to get through all of them. this program will be put up at the cato institute and archive forms, you can go back and see that and we look forward to seeing all of

>> no, moral self limitation. what is being said here? let's unpack it before we jump into the next line. what's being said is a different between distract, look at the -isms and instead what's being offered is concrete in particular. family, a person and not in the sense of each licensed as individuals but they are uncovering in his character here in this conversation with ruben, it's as if the two of them although originally communist, they are beginning to understand that communism see him as a person, is a member within the system that could be purged by article 58 and began to understand there was something concrete, something through novels shown us something in bible this is what he gets out of the conversation between persons p so with that in mind, let's look at a longer section in the text and imagine these two persons having this important conversation. >> how far will you get? how far you get with this with concepts like that in the 20th century those are class conditioned ideas depend on -- >> are they how? justice is never r

i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i am natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline". ♪ ♪ ♪ >> my friend called me and she was hysterical and she said sandra has been killed. i was like, oh my god. as soon as she was, killed we all knew who did it. as the months went, henry realized that this guy is going to get off. how is this happening? just keep praying. that's all we can do. >> there aren't a lot of murders in paradise. people still talk about this one. >> just a darling girl, to darling children. >> a story keith morrison followed for nearly ten years. >> how, when? >> i get a call from her boss who said she had it shut up for work. >> they found her in a car. >> the back of her neck some look at your marks. >> just didn't deserve that. >> a small island, a small pool of suspects. ryan, her lover, with the past. >> i had no idea he was a drug dealer. >> and darren the soon to be ex-husband. >> that morning he called in sick. >> was there in polygraph? >> the past.

morality power. the whole thing of the sacrament of reconciliation, the understanding of sinful behavior. all this is doctrine, this is not a computation of, of this belief and the way how the church acts and the priest acted. and this leads to this catastrophe. so you can change only the organization and you also have to talk about the law. so that was in the next. let's print them . i think because this week when i was reading up on this story, that was one sentence that kept coming back to me that i found quite remarkable. and it was the observation that in germany, the word god is disappearing. it's a contentious statement. it's a contentious assertion, but it appears possibly to be true, and i think that's a significant backdrop for the discussion we're having here. what do you say for max anyway, what i'm, i don't agree because even in berlin, which is considered as a face to face stick city, i discover the presence of god in the hidden way everywhere. so because with my eyes of faith, i can se

amy: the last voice is dianne morales taking on raymond -- ray mcguire.part of last night's new york city mayoral debate, the last one before the june 22 democratic primary, where voters also choose candidates for city council seats from among hundreds of people running, as well as the city comptroller who is the city's chief fiscal officer and budget watchdog, and the manhattan district attorney. for more, w're joined by ross barkan, an award-winning investigative journalist who is closely following the race. he is a columnist for the guardian and jacobin and he also has a new book coming out next week titled "the prince: andrew cuomo, coronavirus, and the fall of new york." welcome to democracy now! for an audience and the rest of the country and around the world come in few can talk about the significance of the mayoral race, its ups and downs, and who really is vying to run the city. >> the new yk city i was lee is by far the biggest city in america. while i would not necessarily call it a trendsetter, you're having far more people vote in this contes

that's what pro-lifers are fighting for, that great moral principle. i look forward to the day when we look back and say how could abortion never have been allowed in this country. how could we ever have allowed innocent, unborn life to be taken in the womb? i think because of you, that day is coming. and you expanded our own moral understanding, and you made this country a better place. so thank you so much for what you are doing. thank you, mr. chairman. chair blumenthal: i understand senator cruz has a few more questions. sen. cruz: a few minutes ago, one of the witnesses observed the constitution protects the right to liberty. that is surely true. it also protects the right to life. explicitly and repeatedly, it protects the right to life. and life is the first right, the precondition to liberty, to pursuit of happiness, to every other right we enjoy. without life, there is no liberty. without life, there is no pursuit of happiness. and i would note that the supreme court's reasoning in roe v. wade, there is a reason justice blackmun's opinion is a

australia also in germany and in the royal commissions that there is a combination between sexual moral morality power the whole thing of the sacrament of reconciliation, the understanding of sinful behavior, all this is doctrine, this is not a computation of, of this belief and the way how the church acts and the priest acted. and this leads to this catastrophe. so you can change only the organization and you also have to talk about the law. so that was in the next. let's print them . i seem to tell you this week when i was reading up on this story, that was one sentence that kept coming back to me that i found quite remarkable. and it was the observation that in germany, the word god is disappearing. it's a contentious statement, is a contentious assertion, but it appears possibly to be true. and i think that's a significant backdrop for the discussion we're having here. when you say father marks anyway, what i don't agree because even in berlin, which is considered as an essay to stick city, i discover the presence of god in the hidden way everywhere. so because with my eyes of faith

morality power. the whole thing of the sacrament of reconciliation, the understanding of sinful behavior. all this is doctrine, this is not a live. don't be lation of, of this belief. and the way how the church acts and the priests acted. and this leads to this catastrophe. so you can change only the organization and you also have to talk about the law. so the check was in the next. let's print them. i seem to tell you this week when i was reading up on the story, that was one sentence that kept coming back to me that i found quite remarkable. and it was the observation that in germany, the word god is disappearing. it's a contentious statement. it's a contentious assertion, but it appears possibly to be true, and i think that's a significant backdrop for the discussion we're having here. what do you say for the marks anyway, what i don't agree because even in berlin, which is considered as an essay to face pick city, i discover the presence of god in the hidden way everywhere. so because with my eye

think in 2018 talking about the morality the administrative. a man written a very famous book on this subject called morality of law. what happens is he said the key associations in the administrative state, and government he did not talk about, he talked about legislation and he had a king and what he did was manage to get through by the governmental norms and complexity, retroactive and he was somebody who basically believed the values of the rule of law dating back to the appropriate. this approach was they perceived to be in position in respect to legislation and applied to the administrative law and i read and said there's a deep disconnect in this case looking at administrative law, i distinguish between two. >> the first would be 1937 administrative law didn't work in that, i'm not one to present and believes he could do, too many things like running a motor vehicle but when you start to look at the earlier things, it seems they were well constrained. after you get to the euro, what happens is the government increases in two conventions,

it's a moral -- and so, the only appeal you could have is doing the republicans doing what is morally right. which is giving people access and giving people the vote. and not trying to nullify elections. that, to me, the republicans. there is no longer ability to morally shame the republicans, today. and i think that's the difference between democrats and republicans. and i've noticed this over the years but it's -- it's very true today. is republicans have no shame. zero shame. zero shame. zero shame. democrats, i think, feel shame way too much. when everybody -- somebody criticized them, they back off too quickly on this. and i'm not advocating that the democrats go beyond the law or do anything but they need to bring every tool to bear. they need to follow what the texas democrats did in the legislature who walked out. and now, whose budget has been defunded by the governor but they thought it was -- was an important moment to do that and to make that stand. and i don't think -- and believe me, don, i think the democratic party is the only vehicle, today, to protect our republic. i

i'm natalie morales. in a taped interview, ciara's son heard his mother laughing and screaming inside their home on the day she was murdered. police were looking into ciara 's ex husband jarod. now team of supporters was about to reilly to jarod's defense, to take a look at what the kids told the detectives. continuing with what they saw is dennis murphy. >> in the weeks following, ciara's murder investigators compiled their evidence. there were the interviews with the children and they had sierra's cell record, strolling her phone went silent at the time jarod was at her apartment. there wasn't a single call after 6:39 pm after june 2nd. the only wisp of the league that guy from indiana that was going to help ciara move. >> she was murdered. >> you've got to be, me? >> his alibi checked out. and that left one person, jarod. on july 1st a month after ciara 's murder. >> i was leaving to go to work and people started getting out of their cars and put their hands up like this saying, don't move, you're unde

morality of power. the whole thing of the sacrament of reconciliation, the understanding of sinful behavior. all this is doctrine, this is not perhaps don't be lation of, of this belief. and the way how the church acts and the priest acted. and this leads to this catastrophe. so you can change only the organization and you also have to talk about the law. so the next, let's print them. i seem to tell you this week when i was reading up on the story, that was one sentence that kept coming back to me that i found quite remarkable. and it was the observation that in germany, the word god is disappearing. it's a contentious statement. it's a contentious assertion, but it appears possibly to be true, and i think that's a significant backdrop for the discussion we're having here. when you say father marks. anyway, what i don't degree because in, in berlin which is considered as f a t f, they stick city, i discover the presence of god in the hidden way everywhere. so because with my eyes of faith, i can see th

you said a case is not about moral 63 with ethics and responsibility. the fundamental fact so a week before these guidelines were relaxed. he was still telling because if you saw your granny, you might killer. he was basically saying to young people, if you go out without a mouse and come by your grandma, my di, we've not been able to go to a funeral. my father in law, we've not had a funeral for him. and over a year because of the restrictions, because we didn't want to have it with only 5 or 6 people loads of people to be in effect should be pulled up and going to the doctor for that cancer appointment. now we have a situation where the very man, my uncle in charge of health, he was actually having an affair with another woman. it's not about mar roses, but ethics and about responsibility. this is definitely a case of we, the people being told what to do by them. and they don't want us to be as free as they are. because clearly he was just doing what he wants. this is just disgraceful. i think no wonder that people think you can't trust any politician

but that does not mean that we are not responsible morally. that's why i did my best to ready support his paper is completely misleading and manipulative. international law professor and former un special rapid tour, philip austin says the un may have immunity in court, but it does have a responsibility to compensate victims under its own charter. this is not a question of a moral duty. it's the legal duty. we screwed. these people liberal to pay for it. in his book, bond describes lawyers who attempted to get compensation for haitians who lost loved ones as attempting to extort the un. mario joseph was one of those lawyers. when they came to the bed, 82 people murdered on quarter. we're going to go to school. you know, what about us? that's why eric dodge of mr. haiti hasn't had a new case of cholera and 2 years, but the country has yet to recover with yet another deadly disease on the rise. kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations. you saw him briefly in that report. he can see the full interview with a fully un secretary general bank.

this is not a question of a moral duty. it's a legal duty. we screwed these people live to pay for it. in his book, bond describes lawyers who attempted to get compensation for haitians who lost loved ones as attempting to extort the un. mario joseph was one of those lawyers. when they came to the bed, 82 people murdered. kinda looking for you know, what about us? that's why it eric dodge of mr. but give haiti hasn't had a new case of cholera and 2 years, but the country has yet to recover with yet another deadly disease on the rise. kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations. you know, you watch a full interview with former un secretary general banking moon at 430 g m t on saturday. here on talk to al jazeera state of emergency has been declared across parts of crimea, annexed by russia after a heavy rain cause widespread flooding. emergency workers say about 300 homes and a hospital. i've been flooded in the city of coach entire sections of the city under water. the streets of pot cars submerged. these 22 ciphers have been killed in mexi

the issue here is not a moral one. they are both married, not to each other. they have the own families, but rather about social distance thing. so barry 2021 because those images were taken a week before the rules about closed contact indoors between separate households which they why, what ease so called the irony of the official government faith of social distance and guidelines being caught in this kind of situation was not lost on many and such needs. social media, how to field a in fairness to met hancock, the guidelines clearly sat, people should observe to meet her social distance. and where is it possible clear? it's not possible to kiss a mistress at work when both people are to meet or was apart. quick thinking suffolk and p saves a life with mouth to mouth resuscitation. someone said med hankle cases like the seems and now i can't see it. but you know, on a more serious note, the health secretary who has been leading the charge for people to stay at home has told them they can go and hug that grandparents visit that parents go to the hospital to se

the moral is christiana cameras, brother several more. we journeyed practice journalism, not treason. they just stood everything to call our equipment and arrested our camera man. they're trying to crush any voice. it challenges a dictatorship. in our case, journalists who hold power to account. president ortega, who controls all of nicaragua institutions and who has the support of cuba and venezuela is running for a 4th consecutive terms. and just like invalid whaler opposition will soon have to decide whether to compete at all. actions that they say have already been decided to see a human al jazeera. i still ahead enforce, she's walking away reaction to tennis, donnie omeo saca withdrawing from the french open a me oh a santa thank you very much for the will. some of sports biggest stores have bucks world number 2, now mio soccer. without that has withdrawn from the french open, citing her mental health. e japanese thought was threatened with expulsion. she continued to boycott press conferences, which she said that she was doing to pr