tony herbert and katherine pugh are still with me. tony, suggesting that new york is a more dangerous place, is it? >> i mean it's scary, i mean quite frankly. we've celebrated a number of years where there was just really no crime to a large degree, that you would have to be concerned about walking out at night. and all of a sudden this uptick and surge of guns going off and blaring at will. it does make for a scary time in our city. i sort of liken it to the process of there's been some communication loss with this administration. i just don't think they get it. the essence of working with community helps to afford an opportunity for us to be able to work together to stave off this kind of genocide, we call it, a modern day genocide, we've got one-year-olds and four-year-olds getting shot and it's ridiculous. and i have to stay with that. if we had responsible leadership, responsible electeds like senator pugh here in new york, be we would have a better way of communicating with someone who wants to work with the community and not t

we represent portions of jasper county and pugh forward county. we worked together closely on a number of matters, one of which would be the development of a new ocean terminal in jasper county. we worked together on that for several years, most recently just a month or so ago in the wake of another tragedy, i worked with him in regard to passing a body camera bill in south carolina. you'll recall that walter scott was shot eight times by a law

each player's parents reportedly gave pugh between two and $3,000 to cover the costs of that trip.hen the throw backs team arrived at the airport they found out they had no tickets and no hotel rooms. pugh has been charged with theft theft. >> 40 churches and political leaders came together for a vigil in tampa florida honoring the victims of last week's church massacre in south carolina. hundreds joined in prayer for the victims and families of that shooting in charleston that left nine dead. the city's mayor and tv personality judge mathis joined pastors in speaking about the shooting. the confederate flag and other issues of civil rights. >>> in the wake of that massacre south carolina's legislature may soon consider removing the confederate flag from that state capitol's grounds. today state senator proposed a bill that would see the flag come down. this is an effort that has gained momentum after pictures showed the accused gunman in charleston holding the confederate flag. large retailers including wal*mart are moving to get rid of the so called stars and bars. but as "eyewit

all despite the fact that each of the players gave pugh $2000 to $3000 for the coast of the trip. michael played for the team and undercoached him last year, is he heart broken and not terribly surprised. whether it's a dance studio or competitive or a soccer team, we see more and more of this temptation and i think it has to do with the growing budget and now they are trying to show that this is not the first time that pugh stole from the families of his players. >> there was a super bowl fundraiser that he organized and never paid out to the victims. there are other incidents. >> with that said it's important to mention that when you take into the account of the throw backs ages, he collected a total of $70,000, the investigation continues to see if any of that money is unaccounted for. walter perez channel 6 "action news." >> all right walter thank you. >>> well we learned today that when pope francis visits philadelphia in september, he will not be the only big name in town. they announced some of the musical acts set to perform, including singer andre pacelli, he tweeted it w

ask jason pugh. he does it on the regular. prime minister lobbied for this day to begin a new era of peace and harmony. >>> a fascinating find dating back to ancient roam and it has arc omg gists very excited tonight. police scuba divers uncovered a roman cargo ship. at the found it submerged 160 feet off the italian island. this is considered an exceptional archeological find because the cargo ship and its load is intact. no buried treasure though. stlip was carrying construction materials. that is our news for this evening. sports final is next with the one and only jason pugh. thanks so much for joining us tonight. we'll see you tomorrow for news 4 today at >>> tonight on sports final, from no-no to no doubt, harper has a historic pace while the nats push the pirates off the flight. >>> talk about making the jump from charlottesville to the nba. >> there's no regrets. i think i'm ready for this level. i really know how to win and i know what it takes to win. >> harvey grant ready to see his son follow in his footsteps. >> p

from ashburn, i'm jason pugh, news4 sports. >> 43 long and boring days away, how long it is. training camp fans take note, tickets are going to be available to watch the skips' joint practice with the houston texans on saturday, august 8th. the team will have to hold a ticket lottery. the deadline to enter is high noon this saturday. fans will be randomly selected and notified by the 22nd. >> again, that's in richmond? >> that's in richmond and going to practice with the texans and have all the information you need on nbcwashington.com. >>> the home and home series for the nationals and the orioles are both shifting. nats back here in d.c., o's up in philly. after last night they both have a lot to live up to in thank you new venues. nats bats exploding against the rays in a 16-4 win. nats, a franchise record 23 hits including four home runs. two from the buffalo, wilson ramos. hit both of his off position players. and the orioles setting a team record with eight home runs and 19-3 win overphilly. manny machado and chris parmalee two homers. for parentmalee, his debut as an o

have a parent in gaol or prison according to pugh research. we have this preview of melissa chan's father's day story of a family's reunion with their dad and the emotional toll his incarceration has taken on all of them. >> reporter: with father's day around the corner we decided to look at one group of children that will not spend the day with their parent. according to pugh research more than 2.7 million children have a parent in prison. often the way the system is set up inmates are far from their family sometimes out of state. here we are in front of infamous san quentin prison. there's a californian organization called get on a bus, providing financial assistance or a bus to get families up here every year ahead of father's day. we had the opportunity to speak to some families including the moody family, it was a joyous and emotional meeting. >> i peel real great, a little nerve use, because i haven't been with my -- nervous because i haven't been with my family for a long time. >> no one should have a parent in here. everyone wants thei

. >>> i'm jason pugh at the live desk. potential trouble for jamison crowder at the center of a domestic violence investigation. a fourth round draft pick out of duke, these pictures posted to his instagram page. you can see the photos of a woman with a busted lip and bruises on her body, the pictures have since been deleted. there was a long caption that came with these photos that appears to be written by the woman in them that wrote, love is never an excuse or reason. the redskins did release a statement saying, quote, we are aware of an off-field situation involving jamison crowder. we have been in touch with the nfl office and will continue to follow proper league protocols. now, the new nfl policy on domestic violence includes a suspension of six games if proven. from the live desk, jason pugh news4 sports. >>> this was a memorable scene, a street collapsed and swallowed up cars in baltimore. we take you back to the neighborhood one year later. >>> plus, men have the little blue pill, but what about a drug boost that

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in the united states the fertility rate hit a record low in 2013 according to the cdc, but pugh still predicts that america's population are actually grow by 27% from 2010 to 2050. why? one big reason is immigration. the u.s. has a younger population than europe to begin with and it takes in lots of immigrants. immigrants tend to have more children than native-born americans. so the united states compared to many other large, rich countries in the world. will be demographically vibrant and growing for decades, and immigrants will help drive that growth. i am guessing that is an ad that no one is going to make anytime soon in america. >>> next on gps, the u.s. has a new crown to wear this week. it's been named the world's biggest oil and natural gas producer knocking russia off the top spot. many argue that's good for the economy but bad for the environment. michael porter says it's good almost all around. when we come back. put your hand over your heart. is it beating? good! then my nutrition heart health mix is for you. it's a wholesome blend of peanuts, pecans and other delicious nu

according to a pugh center survey three out of for respond saying undisputed immigrants should be allowed to stay legally if certain requirements are met. that would be welcome news for judges and lawyers, drawning in a backlog of cases jumping 30% in the last year alone. it's not me or you, it's immigration systems being broken. and judges working the cases say it. j is this happening? enforcement on the borders is fighter, we are catching more of the people wh risk their lives, little money and attention is paid to the courts that process and adjudicate the cases of those who are caught of the. >> over the last few years cases kale in but rare go out. i approach hundreds of cases. >> jacob deals with people from other countries seeking asylum usually from war-torn nations. they wait years, and now the wait is longer. congress mandate that immigrants get requirement in court, bump, beyond. >> since the government is paying for the people to be detained. it wants to move the cases and the government is concerned that drawing the cases out will create an incentive for more people to come i

joining me now, senator pugh. a little bit of information on what the commissioner was saying. during the riots, we know 27 pharmacies two methadone clinics were looted. as a result of that 175,000 units of prescription drugs out on the streets. do you agree with the commissioner that the violence is up specifically because of these drugs? >> well i don't know exactly what that number is and i'm not sure what the commissioner's referring to but we do know that 27 pharmacies were looted during the unrest here in baltimore. we do know there's an effort on behalf of not just the police department but our federal leaders to bring in federal help to baltimore so that we can deal with some of these issues. as you reported earlier, spike in the crime in baltimore is not just happening here. it's happening nationwide. this is an issue all cities around the nation are beginning to deal with. this issue of criminal justice issues in the state of maryland will begin a discussion on monday with our commission on how to we deal with these police issues that are not just occurring in our cit

the pugh center did mean surveys on issues that are of concern to americans. climate change finishes dead last. in year after year. so i think this is going to be a fascinating debate. it will be a heavy lift for those who want to ab vo kate policies are that economically disruptive to those in our society, at the bottom who least afford to pay the expenses that come into play once energy prices as a result of certain policies rise. >> bill is that the path towards reducing the downside risk for catholic and non-catholic candidates alike. the threat to lifestyle that is posited? >> i'm going to be a sceptic on this one? >> the brookings snaugs where i worked happily has a projected on religion and public policy. we have executed a number of surveys ourselves, and we are struck by the fact that in these partisan politics they are driving theo logical presentses more than theology drives political preferences. catholics will find moral and emotional sustenance in the words of the pope that conservative catholics will find ways of distinguishing what they like ab

charles pugh did the numbers. he told the gathering of the church clergy that between one and two million people are expected to attended papal mass. 6,000 buses are anticipated to roll into philadelphia. and he said that they have about half of the 10,000 volunteers needed to accommodate the crowd. >> the countries with the most registrations after the united states are canada vietnam, which is quite amazing, considering the distance and the cost of travel. the dominican republic after that. >> the archbishop also discussed the timing of the pope's mass in center city suggesting that many will most likely linger in philadelphia into the start of the workweek. >> on sunday the papal mass will take place at 4:00 in the afternoon at the same site. we expect that because it's a late mass like that many people will wait to travel home until monday. >> if you've been thinking that sunday mass with the pope meant sunday morning think again, it's going to be late in the afternoon, as you heard. one more note to report th

a new pugh survey says that americans are in favor of allowing gays and lesbian to marry legally. 39% are opposed. >>> a wells fargo ad featuring a lesbian couple is causing a controversy. franklin graham posted on facebook that he has decided to no longer do business with wells fargo. more than 93,000 people have liked the post. but it also triggered thousands of comments blasting graham for his insensitivity. the san francisco-based bank says response to the ad has been overwhelmingly positive. >>> warriors fans are known for making some noise. but will that make a difference in cleveland? and a look at what all that cheering can do to your hearing. >>> plus a growing new crime as california's drought continues. the warning from police tonight. >>> and how much time do you really spend behind the wheel? surprising new numbers >>> the warriors headed to cleveland this morning. this is the team at the oakland airport boarding the plane. they are looking to bounce back in game three of the nba finals. >> but the dubs will be playing without their secret weapon. the fans are known for l

. >> reporter: the washington-based pugh research center polled people in each of 40 countries. respondents were asked about what they thought about the u.s. and china. america has a positive overall image. people in europe asia and africa have favorable views. but almost half the chinese respondents and 81% of russians have a negative view of the u.s. we searchers also asked about china. more than hal of the respondents expressed a positive opinion. favorable views are held in africa latin america, and pakistan especially. but americans are less likely to express a positive response. no divergent opinions in asia. japanese people have the most unfavorable view of all. 89%. that view is shared by a majority of vietnamese. half the respondents overall say they see the u.s. as the world's leading economic power. even in china, 44% say the u.s. is number one. germans, russians and the french are more inclined to view china as the top power. and australians are largely convinced china is leading the way. people around the world think china will eventually replace or already has repl

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jason pugh's full interview on sports final this sunday night at 11:30. of course the u.s. open going on. highlights at 11:00. chambers bay, a gravel pit eight years ago, looks like a gravel pit today. >> how is the local kid going? >> tied for 33rd denny mccarthy tiger woods three over. >> just want to see him get to the weekend. >> thanks, carol. >> nightly ne >>> tonight, heartbreak and shock in charleston. the stunning massacre in one of the most sacred places. why did a young man walk into a historic black church with praying parishioners and shoot them in cold blood? nine lives lost in an instant. >> this is pure evil. >> tonight the 13-hour manhunt and e hate crime investigation underway. the photos of the suspect wearing racist symbols, his troubled history and the gun he had just gotten as a birthday present and the victim, a coach, librarian, recent college graduate, their stories as our special coverage from charleston starts now. >> announcer: charleston church

. >> that research from pugh inspired author to write "the working dad's survival guide" which may maic a nice gift. or tools of any time. yard tools, hand tools that just happen to be heavily discounted right now. >> the father's day sales coincide with june home improvement sales, so it makes it really the perfect storm for dads that have a diy projects going on. >> reporter: they're followed closely by barbecue equipment or tickets to a sporting event. even clothing is high on dad's wish list though you still might want to steer clear of ties. walmart turned it around and asked its customers what they wanted to give for father's day. >> we heard that 43% said they don't want to just give a gift. they want to give a gift they can do something with. >> and do that something, which is consistent with other surveys that found they'rely three quarters of dads only wanl time with family for father's day. chris clackum, nbc news. >> and a drone. we want a drone. texas already hit heart, now brace fog a new threat. warnings about the coming storm went up yesterday afternoon along the beaches

i'm jason pugh. news4 sports. >> thank you. the selfie that has the baseball world buzzing. a local woman's phone ringing off the hook. take a look before the opening pitch of the nats' second game in the double-header. a fan jamie roach threw bryce harper her phone. he took a self-ie and threw it back. it hit social media and went viral. roach had some bragging rights and some pretty cool memories with her favorite player. >> he was doing like i don't know if he was saying throw your phone or. what i tossed my phone down. people are looking at me like you just threw your phone. he's a beast. a good player all around. he seal like a good all around good guy. >> a beast. they called harmer erharper a man of the fans. he won the award mvp. >> reporter: one day after the charge of bullying. what led to this? tracee wilkins what one expert has to say this summer take flight, without having to take a flight. because all the thrills you need are right here at busch gardens, and water country usa. in williamsburg, va. like the daring new coaster tempesto. so ride together slide tog

. >> nbc10 is there as mayor nutter, archbishop pugh and a delegation from philadelphia meet with popes face to face. the meeting with the pontiff was brief and largely ceremonial. >> the symbolism goes a long way as the official planning for his trip continues behind the scenes. chris cato in the vatican city. >> what a day here in st. peter's square, the delegation from philadelphia had a face to face meeting with pope francis. he it's something they didn't count on happening. it could possibly happen and it did happen this morning. pope francis came down met with a group from philadelphia they were seated right in the front row, they moved him up a few steps to the stage, and he spoke with them. he shook their hands, he gave them hugs talked with them. they knew that this was coming this morning, a lot of them still could not believe it was happening. >> i came here to work to talk and have meetings about production and logistics for the papal visit in philadelphia. i had no idea i would have a papal audience. and i was completely overwhelmed, in tears. so to be that close and have

we represent portions of jasper county and pugh forward county. we worked together closely on a number of matters, one of which would be the development of a new ocean terminal in jasper county. we worked together on that for several years, most recently just a month or so ago in the wake of another tragedy, i worked with him in regard to passing a body camera bill in south carolina. you'll recall that walter scott was shot eight times by a law enforcement officer in the back. senator pinckney took the well of the senate and in a way only he can, brought meaning and sense to what everybody was talking about in the chamber. we were in the christians season of easter and about how thomas did not believe that jesus had risen from the dead until he put his hand in jesus' side. when we heard that walter scott had been gunned down with six, seven, eight shots in the back and left to lie on the ground as if he were game he then said many of us did not believe that until we saw the picture and then when we saw the picture we also said we believe. and he w

so circumstantial that his defense attorneys chris roach and tom pugh say they sometimes wondered why on trial. >> we're trying to figure out exactly what they were saying linked david to this murder at all. the one thing that we could see was bad for him at that point was just he went home that day. >> in court prosecutors had focused on that trip home. and according to detectives that dooley never mentioned the trip in his first statement to them. but the defense said because that interview wasn't recorded what can anyone really know about what was or wasn't said? >> without actually having his interview now we're going based on one detective's notes saying he didn't go home that day. >> david dooley says he knows what he told them. >> i did tell them i went home. i was always very adamant about that. >> dooley never testified in front of the jury but he did talk to "dateline" about the case against him. and his story that differed from his wife's. you say you went home to check on your wife. they talk to your wife and she says he never came home. then later in a separate interview

based on the pugh data, you think that's rue?enator judd gregg and i got into a dispute last night about how much the uninsured rate has dropped since obama care was implemented. the short answer is i was right and he was wrong. it felt to 11.9% the first quarter of this year, down a third, a third since 2013 just before obamacare went into affect. i would call that slope you see there on that part of the graph plummeting. we reached back out to judd gregg to show him the chart and he says that it reflects medicaid expansion which is independent of obamacare and could have been done without it. perhaps he forgot that obamacare was part of medicare and that it's since been blocked around the country by republican governors. this kid makes stains like crazy so we got our new he washing machine but it took forever turns out it wasn't the machine, it was our detergent. so we switched to tide turbo clean. now we get way cleaner clothes way faster he turbo clean. 6x the cleaning power in ½ the time >>> right now on an island less than

pugh did a survey. there is an irony here.s who in the past have defended papal authority and infallibility, although this is not going to be issued as an infallible document. but i think there is something else here which is really important which is the catholic church and this pope whose a chemist by training they are standing up for science. the pope says in this encycle cal that there is a scientific consensus and that people should pay attention to it. that is not necessarily where people expect a church to be. although, you know, in recent years, the catholic church has not been opposed to science. there is some history here however. >> kurt. >> yeah i totally agree. the catholic church has had an observatory. has been actual players in science for some time, you know since galileo. >> right. >> but in terms of what can catholics decide to believe or not believe. for half a century or more we've had enormous amount of catholic ignoring the rules against contraception for instance. now we're having a different front. >>

a recent pugh report found that 71% of caucasian officers trust police. 31% of african mernls trust the4 and 15-year-old who's are used to seeing police brutalizing young african-american men for whatever the reason might be them say automatically, we see a police officer. we'll try to get away from the situation which is why you have running there. for far too long they see the police as a threat. they think they'll be the next eric garner or the next michael brown or the next walter scott. we don't want anything to do with this. you their girl saying call my mother please.ll my mother. because she understands what could possibly happen to her. >> the girl was no saint either. he told her to leave and she continued to linger. when a cop tells to you leave, get out. i'm believe defending his actions. let me make that clear. >> if you look clearly, there are also white guys stlang with jeans and a khaki shirt. >> just standing there. >> let me get mark to weigh in on the point about how we've gone to the race place on this. >> well first, the police were called by the residents. the resi

from ashburn, i'm jason pugh news4 sports. >>> beach home rentals are shutting down their swimming poolsy popular vacation spots are changing the rules that could impact your pool time. >>> like the olympics for police and firefighters and a local firefighter is ready to take on the best to show off some >>> this week, we have a date with destiny our wednesday's child this week a sweet but shy 12-year-old who loves animals, especially dogs. she never had a doing of her own but she is hoping that might happen if she finds a forever adoptive family. we decided to visit a place with lots of dogs. they have already got forever homes but we met them where we they very cation at the old town pet resort and spa. >> this is a home away from home for the dogs who come here like this german shepherd puppy who caught destiny's attention and the french poodle getting a haircut in the hotel's beauty salon. destiny tried her hand at painting the nail of a st. bernard puppy who had just been groomed and prettied up with pink bows. destiny says she would like to have a dog or cat someday if she ever get

based on the pugh data you think that's rue? that is true. >> former senator judd gregg and i got into a dispute last night about how much the uninsured rate has dropped since obama care was implemented. the short answer is i was right and he was wrong. it felt to 11.9% the first quarter of this year down a third, a third since 2013 just before obamacare went into affect. i would call that slope you see there on that part of the graph plummeting. we reached back out to judd gregg to show him the chart and he says that it reflects medicaid expansion which is nps independent of obamacare and could have been done without it. perhaps he forgot that baek was part of medicare and that it's since been blocked around the country by republican governors. put your hand over your heart. is it beating? good! then my nutrition heart health mix is for you. it's a wholesome blend of peanuts, pecans and other delicious nuts specially mixed for people with hearts. planters. nutrition starts with nut. there's a more enjoyable way to get your fibe

we're the fellow congregate seated next to you on the church pugh on a -- pew on the sunday morning.re the police officer. we're the ceo. and when folks have come to know us they've evolved and believed that we should all have equal rights, not special rights, but equal rights. that's the lesson of this country, and that's the journey that will continue. >> dickerson: all right, chad griffin. thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you. dickerson: on the other side of the issue we turn to russell moore of the southern baptist convention. i want to start with this question on this ruling. what can be done now for people who hold your view? >> well, i think that people have to understand that people who hold my view based on deeply held religious convictions aren't going to simply surrender those things. we can't. for us to change our views on marriage and sexuality would mean repudiating what we believe has been handed to us by jesus and his apostles. we didn't make up our views on marriage and sexuality and we can't unmake them. and so evangelical protestants and catholics and eas

based on the pugh dat yashgs you think that's true? >> yes that, is true. >> tonight another installment in our series judd gregg is wrong about obamacare. the former senator, former governor andly ly&and i had that dispute. yesterday we showed you that according to this survey ways right and he was wrong. senator greg's response was basically to redefine obamacare and say the medicaid expansion should not count as part of obamacare. the chart reflects the expansion of medicaid which sin dependence of obamacare and could have done without it. even though i think that's nonsense, let's accept the premise. let's look at just the states that have not expanded medicaid. here's what that looks like. the uninsured rate drop from 21.4% in 2013 to 14.4% in the first quarter of this year. that means the uninsured rate dropped by a third even in the states that have no medicaid expansion. now, say what you want about obamacare. the one thing you're really can't say is that it is not reducing the percentage of inin uninsured. the one thing that i

john pugh. >> speaker, local more money to progress being made on avoided -- [inaudible] >> the timeline that i mentioned is that many countries have promised automatic tax exchange by the end of 2019. it is something that hasn't happened before and it will happen. >> mr. speaker, the communique says supports the u.n. process. what actual steps are taken by the international community to implement the resolution two to 16 by article vii and ensure their rivals from outside to stop doing so. >> the answer is every effort and encouragement is made to both sides that they need to get around the table and start talking and specifically those have been backing the rebels should pay attention to it eventually. >> on the question of nigeria, does the prime minister appreciate people in this country, many more who are not but appreciate the special attention paid to nigeria, shot to the world on the conscious of the world and they should never be forgotten. >> i think the honorable lady is absolutely right. it is all too lost many things that events happen on the other side of the world and the

you just cited that pugh research center study showing half of americans are getting married right now. typically people grow up they get married, they buy a house. they have kids and guess what? that all adds into the economy to the tune of $145,000 per household. it's the ripple effect. you're out there buying new things for the new house. you're buying a crib. you're buying the baby seat. all of this stuff has a ripple effect because it affects the rest of the economy. economists are saying that one of the reasons we haven't had the kind of recovery that we should, is because you don't have the household formations. people aren't getting married. >> the stats don't lie. look at this. >> if you're a man and married you'll make more money. between the ages of 28 and 30 guys make -- almost $16,000 more than their peers. if you're older you make $18,000 more than single peers. >> that's incredible. what it's showing is that married men or more productive at work. perhaps they take their careers a little more seriously. and as a result they're making -- you know as much as $16,000 more t

i think you know that the pugh center just released results in the last month that showed that sxanic 12th graders are now more likely for the first time to attend college than their anglo peers. so i think all of that is very good news. students with learning differences, coming to college in increasing numbers. and i think fundamentally, we have begun to think of college not as an experience for bright shiny 18-year-olds heading off to an institution but thinking of college, small "c," as a lifelong experience for people looking for ways to retrain, reskill, upskill and new skill. and i think that has maybe even created a different date than president johnson had in mind. the fact that i'm a hard grader on this is i think that we have a long way to go. and in particular we -- while college going rates are increasing and college completion rates are increasing college completion rates still lag where we need them to be. >> and that is if you look at the data over this stretch, a big increase in college going starting across the income ladder across racial lines. but the xleex gaps be

that or john pugh. >> speaker, local more money to progress being made on avoided -- [inaudible] >> the timeline that i mentioned is that many countries have promised automatic tax exchange by the end of 2019. it is something that hasn't happened before and it will happen. >> mr. speaker, the communiquÉ says supports the u.n. process. what actual steps are taken by the international community to implement the resolution two to 16 by article vii and ensure their rivals from outside to stop doing so. >> the answer is every effort and encouragement is made to both sides that they need to get around the table and start talking and specifically those have been backing the rebels should pay attention to it eventually. >> on the question of nigeria, does the prime minister appreciate people in this country many more who are not but appreciate the special attention paid to nigeria shot to the world on the conscious of the world and they should never be forgotten. >> i think the honorable lady is absolutely right. it is all too lost many things that events happen on the other side of the world a

the most recent survey by pugh research center showing a majority of americans say gay and lesbians shouldwed to marry. the party's differences were addressed yesterday. >> we believe that marriage should be between one man and one woman. we're going to have maybe 12 13, 14 candidates in our party. and they're probably going to have 12 s 13, 14 different opinions on this subject or other subject. the beauty about this country and our party is that we let people decide in iowa new hampshire, virginia and across this country who our nominee is going to be. >> just a couple minutes we'll be joined by senator tommy baldwin to get her thoughts. let's discuss the reaction. what this all means for 2016. we have a political reporter for the dwardguardian. and republican pollster kelly ann conway. let's talk about this. legal battle seems like it's over here. i'm hearing the same thing from the president obama and hillary clinton and very different things from republicans. as we say scott walker says time for a constitutional amendment. basically the george w. bush reaction to the first gay marriag

john pugh. >> peeker, welcome warmly on evasion evasion, are there any clear timelines by companies?he timeline i mentioned is that the countries have promised automatic tax exchange by the end of 2019. it's not as fast as i'd like, but it will happen. >> on yemen, the communique states it supports the u.n. process. what actual steps are taken by the international community to glemt the resolution 2216 by article vii and ensure their rivals from outside to stop doing so? >> the answer is every effort and encouragement is made to all sides that they need to get round the table and start talking and specifically those who have been backing the rebels should pay attention to the resolution you mentioned. >> diane abbott. >> on the question of nigeria, does the prime minister appreciate very many people in this country, many more who are not but appreciate the special attention paid to nigeria the abduction, shot to the world, the failure to bring them all back on to the conscious of the world and they should never be forgotten? >> i think the honorable lady is abso