sex offenders register claiming they no longer pose a threat to society if the serious sex offender serves more than thirteen months for their crime they're supposed to stay on the register for the rest of their lives police will monitor their whereabouts the inform local schools hospitals and potential employers about their existence within the community bought according to human rights laws it's a breach of criminals rights to keep them on the register indefinitely without the chance of appeal the register is a list that isn't made public detailing for the police all those convicted of a crime under the sexual offenses act in england and wales it includes a range of criminals from convicted rapists and paedophiles to under-age minors who have consensual sex following a change in human rights law last year forty three sex offenders were removed from the register after successful appeals i think it's a very perverse understanding of human rights to put sex offenders before their victims before potential victims i think the implications will mean a lot more offending but one children's char

coming up eyes wide shut to sex crimes after dozens of sex offenders were taken off a government register in the u.k. critics ask to protect victims from potential anonymous abusers or on that very soon. be in cuba is not a failure of the cuban people it's a savior of sidel castro in the. one i sense a nation on sabotage backed by the officials both hostility and suspicion encouraged by the government these operations against cuba are known to the attorney general of the united states the president has made himself the defendant's intelligence arms how do infiltrate to resist. but still agencies freedom fighters terrorists. who is who. well the real terror. well you stand up on our cheek. there's a media leader so we lead the media. by the sea motions to the right your party there's a good. news that no one is asking with again that you deserve answers from. politics. you're watching r t welcome back greece battles faces a battle with international lenders over control of the country's assets following suggestions it could need another ten billion euro rescue package to fulfill its financ

him being a sex offender alone won't keep you off the yard at limon. we got 160, 170 sex offenders.has to give it a shot. when we informed him last the night that he would be moved to unit one and be moved into general population, he told us that this may happen to him. >> i told you it was going to happen. and it happened. these fools don't see that i'm the management problem of the [ bleep ] century. >> no, i bet you are the management problem of the century. sit down. >> anyway, it happened. i got [ bleep ] on my miera in five. >> miera is aric miera. one of the ad seg inmates we interviewed about shreiber. >> in my eyes, it is my duty as a man to put the fear of god into this man. >> looks pretty self-inflicted to me. >> oh, oh, yeah, it's self-inflicted. sure. what, are you from the [ bleep ] planet mars? don't act like you're [ bleep ]. >> hey. >> psychotic. neither one of you are [ bleep ] psychotic. >> we haven't cussed at you. don't cuss at us. >> don't treat me like that. >> you show your respect. you do the same. understood? >> fine. fine. yes, sir, i do understand. but i

and per sex tape. how did you feel when that sex tape came out? haveo take the blame for a lot of... then i do. >> and later is she pregnant? the pregnancy test. >> it a negative. roger that negative. >> do you think you are a mind reader. >> oh, my god. coming up this week on "the test" her ex traded her in for a newer model. then it is a love triangle. >> i wake up in the middle of the night when she is crying where is my daddy. >> the man in the middle. >> plus, did her bff steal her money? >> just us three it had to be her boyfriend. >> i know you took it, boy. >> it's all this week on "the test". [applause] >> i think television hurt my marriage and hurt our family. >> michael and i are officially divorced. we have been trying to put our relationship back together. >> my parents getting back together. i don't approve. >> i really love him i will always love him and i will never stop loving him. >> i know it's not the healthiest thing for them to be together. >> welcome back to the test. teen mom farah's pretty pout got poutier on top of the t

all the good things ♪ ♪ and the bad things that may be ♪ ♪ let's talk about sex ♪ let's talk about sexs '90s old school hip-hop mc duo salt n' pepa with their anthem "let's talk about sex." and we're going to do just that on today's show, what's good dc? and i'm rachel. sierra: i'm sierra. this time we're going to update the convo and ask you is there a link between texting, social networking sites like facebook, and sexually transmitted diseases among teens? you may be surprised by some people's answers. tyler: what's good, rachel and sierra? and i'm tyler. coming up later on our show, we will hear from dwayne lawson brown of metro teen aids on their text-based campaign to educate and get sexually active teens tested. we'll also hear from local rapper dev duff. but first, let's shout out our dj over here. dj illa jams! wassup, illa jams? [music playing] rachel: that's my song, illa jams! but before we get to the fun, let's get serious. a program conducted in 2008 at eight high schools found that 13% of about 3,000 students tested positive for an std according to the dc department of h

have you ever had sex with her right there. this week marks the sixty eighth general somebody of the united nations in new york city it's an annual event where leaders from all over the world gather together to discuss diplomacy and global cooperation usually this meeting consists of nothing more than a lot of hot air and a lot of empty promises from heads of state this year however the climate is a little bit more strained see in the wake of the n.s.a. leaks obama has made some moves that have humiliated latin america and now this region of the world and started to band together to stand up against and power from blanket spying on brazil to the forced grounding of bolivia's presidential plane tensions are coming to a head for me now to discuss the details artie's on the ground still one of the biggest headlines that come out of the u.n. g.a. is brazilian president rousseff rypien and the u.s. can you talk about the main gist of her argument. abby you know the main point was the whole n.s.a. scandal it's definitely seen as some

but sex in a box.ave kind of changed in tv and the demand and the opportunity for more sexually explicit content seems to really be happening. dan harris, abc news, new york. >> i just got one question. you can't see it and you can't hear it. what's the point? >> i know. another reality show i will probably not be watching. is it doing anything for you. >> not doing a thing for me. unless you can watch it or hear it. >> what she said. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you thousands in out-of-pocket costs. to me, relationships

it is called "sex box" and it aims to educate people about sex.as the story. >> reporter: as america recovers from miley cyrus' twerking, the u.k. is bracing for a bigger sexual revolution. one that will most definitely be televised. the show is called "sex box." it involves couples having sex in front of a live studio audience while inside of this opaque, soundproof room. the couples will then discuss their experiences with this panel of experts. the show debuts next month on britain's channel 4, already known for racy programming like "the joy of teen sex." executives say "sex box" is an attempt to generate serious dialogue in the midst of an explosion of online pornography which is distorting people's expectations of sex. >> people are learning sexual experiences through pornography and it makes the real experiences seem very different. >> reporter: others say it is naked striving for ad dollars. as one critic put it, "sex box" is an attempt to boost ratings while pretending to help society but dr. karen stewart, a sex and relationship expert,

those eight thousand nerves as a necessary part of sex and as a result of that. women are having a lot of shame asking for any pleasure are thinking that actually in fact there's something wrong with them when they're having sex that isn't pleasurable for them and never thinking that it's just that their partners are actually incompetent. right let's talk about your art because it's really also one part of your article that is the hundred natural laws of clutter a see what does it mean to have a natural law the clit. i use the language of the law very intentionally and specifically natural law is the language. and language that's empowered with political force for settling conflicts in a society for deciding what's right and what is an ethical and natural law supersedes government law state law religious law it's law that any living being has access to and this was really important for me to claim this is the r.t. because unfortunately women's bodies are particularly legislated even in this country. control over a woman's body is still highly contested. as we kno

name a place where it would inappropriate to hit on the opposite sex. >> the workplace.teve: the workplace. >> way to go. good job. steve: hello, haley. good to see you again, darling, beautiful mother with the two kids and all. name a place where it would be inappropriate to hit on the opposite sex. >> at your child's school. steve: at your child's school. [buzzer] ok, diane. name a place where it would be inappropriate to hit on the opposite sex. >> for a doctor to a patient? steve: a doctor to the patient. i like that answer. a doctor to the patient. >> yay! steve: you're in up there having a baby, and he hitting on you, that's--oh... oh...man. don, you got to be careful. we got two strikes here. the scott family can steal. >> at a wedding. steve: at a wedding. [buzzer]

we're actually painting over sex as though it's not there!narrator) teaching children about sexuality begins at home, however the subject is approached. even if parents ignore the subject, they are sending a message. (wyatt) what they're saying is, "i'm not going to teach you about issues "that you hear or see every day of your life "in school or in your community, or in your environment "or with your friends or on television or the movies. i'm going to let someone else educate you." my dad would give me little comments here and there-- "so, you boffing any girls yet?" he didn't! that's as far as that went. my mom, never. my mom is very... very refined, whereas my father, that's the extent of it. this is one thing he said when i was 13 years old. "there's boys, and there's girls. don't sleep with boys." that was it? that's it. that was the height of my sex talk. (nikki) my mom is young and hip. you could talk about anything. but, when thinking of me doing certain things, she suddenly would be just-- she would say, "you don't want to do that.

tonight, a sex scandal. a small town, and a rumor mill in overdrive. those are the ingredients of an explosive he said/she said between a teenage boy, a football star, and a popular mom who was also the principal's wife and one-time town mayor. >> as you know, for three years now, "20/20" with exclusive access to the linda lusk case. in a town divided. in fact, so many of you divided, too. tonight, shell has one major hurdle left to get her life back, just as we learn of a brand new twist. a new younger man in her life. with the school year just under way across america, like most players' moms, linda lusk is on the way to watch her son's football game. but unlike other parents, linda will not get out of her car. this is the closest she'll get to those cheers. forced to watch from a distance, beyond the fence. >> we're at my son riley's home football game and i asked for permission to attend and i got a one-word response from the superintendent, it just say "denied." >> reporter: in fact, if linda steps one foot onto school property, she could be arres

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oz: why was so much of the conference based around sex? -- conversation based around sex? tape me through a typical average day, what you're eating to keep the weight off. >> i'm sort of a mono-eater. which means i'll probably have these three things -- i can have it for three weeks until i get tired of it. when i like something, i just eat that. try this.

bush witnessed a same-sex wedding in maine. 41st president and wife barbara attended the wedding of long-time friends. president bush even signed the marriage license as a witness. >>> and some stories you might have missed. iranian president hassan rowhani said, quote, the nazis carried out a massacre that cannot be denied. >>> new fbi video shows the eerie moments before aaron alexis went on a rampage in the navy yard. you can see him stalking through the hallways armed with a shotgun. new york state sets up special courts to handle prostitution and sex trafficking cases. the state's highest ranking judge calls it, quote, modern day slavery. it is the first of its kind in the u.s. and treats alleged prostitutes as victim instead of criminals. >>> and vice president joe biden met with his iraqi counterpart in new york on wednesday. the white house says biden told him the u.s. is committed to a shared fight against terrorism in iraq. >>> a former british politician also got into quite the scuffle on tuesday. dame yon mcbride wa

worker, there are many levels of sex workers and why women are engaged in sex work. victim? and you're talking about rape. rape is one extreme over here, and there are many women, across this -- globally, globally who are involved in sex work, and it is about their survival and it is about feeding my kids. it's about paying my rent and it's the decision that they make. they don't feel raped, they don't feel compromised, but what they do feel is victimized, sometimes by the very systems that are in place that are supposed to protect them. >> we do have to stop. i don't want to stop. this is like -- i'm having a -- this is like the feminist graduate course i want to teach all day. but that said, we will be keeping our eyes very, very closely on the case. obviously, the question of whether or not justice can now be done is key to all of this. and we'll also keep watching these questions around sort of what happens for young women and for adult women who are in the context of sex work. and you know, we'll always have ari at the table to have these conversations. thanks t

sex tourism. people from other countries and people in costa rica take advantage of the legal prostitution system. that's a debate for americans o have all the time. once that phenomena starts, it's easy for a pimp to sell a child into prostitution. even though they're working with legal prostitutes, legal prostitution, which is also sometimes sex slavery, it's easy to move into children. it's my understanding -- i asked as many as i could. the people in the government, the people of the shelter -- tell me who these foreigners are that come to this nation for sex tourism, and they all really just told me the same thing. t's americans. americans and europeans as well for the legal prostitution. but then you have these young girls that get caught in this system that are sold into trafficking by everybody that comes in contact with them. sometimes it's their own family members. nd so this shelter, run by maria, tries to rescue these girls, young girls and salvage their lives and as the saying goes, s

bush attended a same-sex marriage.nd bush's son jeb says gay marriage is an issue that should be decided by the states. spokesman for george w. bush declined to comment. nancy pelosi tweeted congrats to team usa for winning the america's cup race with a photo of her sitting on the floor watching the exciting race. it was riveting and texas senator ted cruz got a lot of attention in his marathon senate speech for reading green eggs and ham. you remember that. on "the daily show" jon stewart reacted using a parity of "the lorax" which he called the borax. >> join me now as i read one of my favorite sections. in the land of d.c. in the senate of snooze lived the showboatist blab whose name was ted cruz. >> leave it to jon stewart. that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> joining me for our first look at politics is david nakamura of "the washington post." >> good morning, betty. >> the government shutdown is affecting wall street, where stocks have dropped for five straight days. >> a lot of people are hoping

they would see women have sex with other women, men have sex with other men, and he was sitting there playing the sax phone while this was going on, so he didn't dwre up in the world that was innocent. he may have been innocent when he ended, but he was not when he left. it's startling to realize in our era there were people who lived even more extreme thanked modern american people do. there's no place necessarily that you and i can immediately go and see a sex film. it was not dpsh if we lived in kansas city in 1935, we could have done it, and so that's part of what the story is, and all of that stuff created beautiful music in the middle of that all that. that's the history of jazz, that there's still something human beings respond to that has nothing to do with a contest that vowndz them, but may be completely corrupt because one of charlie parker's big influences, it works out in the club called the reno club in kansas city, and they would tell each other, i like him, i like that sax phone that he played, and, you know, to me, that's like, we're talking about people who live disr

the event, called "church quake," honored married couples of the same sex and the clergy who married them. retired bishop melvin talbert was the first methodist bishop to publicly endorse same-sex marriage, which is prohibited in the church's book of discipline. >> i felt the time had come for clergy to give leadership to their congregations and it's time for clergy to refuse to convict their colleagues for doing the right thing. >> reporter: one of those colleagues, who is facing a potential church trial for performing a same-sex marriage, is 79-year-old reverend tom ogletree, the retired dean of yale divinity school. the marriage that reverend ogletree performed was that of his own son, thomas. >> i was thrilled that he asked me to play a role because i've known he was gay for a long time and we've been watching him, you know, adjust and adapt to the demands of the culture in creative ways. >> reporter: since 1972, the methodist church's book of discipline has stated that "the practice of homosexuality is incompatible with christian teaching" and the book prohibits methodist minist

expressed contempt for sex offenders. but few have done so as dramatically as one of the most memorable murderers ever profiled on "lockup." carl abhul, from the spring creek correctional center in alaska. >> there are certain people with certain criteria, rapos, child molesters. you can't cure them. there's no cure for them. you kill them. that's how you deal with the problem. there's no more problem after that. >> abhul, sentenced to 77 years for murdering a co-worker killed again at spring creek. he says he strangled his cell mate when the man began talking about sexually assaulting female staff. >> why don't you try to rape another man? why don't you do that? why you have to rape on a woman? why don't you rape me? try to rape me. i know there's someone out there bigger and badder than me, but i'm going to die. i'll die for what i believe in. i've got a lot of experience. i know. >> a lot of experience doing what? >> doing what i do. >> which is? >> taking out the garbage. >> because they so frequently become the prey

. >> when you are transgender, your brain has a sex. and my sex was male. >> is that you? >> yeah. >> on the right. >> you look like such a skater punk. >> yeah. >> that's what i did. >> besides feeling like she is in the wrong body, dailey also sees herself not as a 21-year-old but as a teenager. >> and we were like exploding it everywhere and stuff. >> this one. >> i'm not even like an adult in my head yet. i'm not even there yet. i feel like a 15, 16-year-old boy, i mean, it's nothing i can really help. >> ha, ha. >> there is a deodorant. we're going to get a write-up. >> nothing to do in here. >> dailey's conflict with her gender and age is what brought her to jail. at 19 she began dating a 14-year-old girl who thought dailey was a boy. >> we went to the movies, all of a sudden she wanted to do stuff and like sexual stuff in the movies. and i didn't want to because she thought i was a guy. >> although dailey claims nothing happened other than innocent teenaged touching, the girl's parents filed charges and dailey was arrested. >> they found out that i was a girl, and o

♪ at subway >>> a bill that lifts the statute of limititations for some sex abuse victims heads to theeasure opens a one year window for some victims of sex abuse to sue organizations that employ their abusers. >> people will have a chance to

c-span: was there ever a time when a sex partner wanted to have sex with her daughter? >> guest: exactly. when patty was 11, rosa lee prostituted patty with an adult customer of rosa lee's. a man who she knew as a regular customer came by and asked her one day could he have sex with her daughter. and rosa lee went then and approached patty and asked patty would she be willing to have sex with this adult man. the man was in his 40s, and patty was 11 years old. and patty agreed because her mother had asked her to. when patty first told me about that, she felt that she was helping her mother bring income into the house because the man was willing to pay twice as much to have sex with her than to have sex with her mother, which was somewhere in the area of i could never really pin down the exact amount, but it was somewhere between the area of $40 or $50 to have sex with patty, $20 to $25 to have sex with rosa lee. patty had also at this point gone through three years of sexual abuse by two male relatives. she had been raped at age 8 by a male relative who had continued to

then i tried freudian analysis, but with them, you know, it's just sex, sex, sex. my doctor has a cow puppet. really? md or phd? c-o-w. hey, mom, can i talk to you for a minute? oh, be right there. now, honey, the cow puppet doesn't need to know about the time you saw grandmommy dancing with the cuban gentleman in the neiman marcus changing room. what is it, charlie? i need to talk to you about alan. he's been acting really strange lately. and i suppose it's my fault. no, no. well, maybe. the thing is, he's been sleepwalking, and i remember him doing it when he was a kid. oh, yes. it was shortly after your father passed away. what did you do about it? well, nothing, really. it seemed to stop by itself when he was 13. right around the time he started taking those long showers and, you know, relieving his anxiety in a more direct way. got it. so, sexual release cured his sleepwalking. seemed to. of course there was a brief time when the two overlapped. i recall an incredibly awkward bridge game. okay, great. thank you. i had seven no trump, and he just walked in with

the famous sex party at a restaurant, there were questionable police practices with a raid. and a mock raid into a fifth grade classroom followed by swift reorganize nay -- reorganization. >> the thing that i look at is the negatives actually turned positive to make differences in the department that we wanted to do. we took those and used them as opportunities and we've been doing fairly well for the last six to eight months now. >> reporter: murphy says there's been some high points. the democratic convention, the queen's visit. murphy says he takes pride in the fact that over all crime in the city is down from what it was six interesting years ago. chief murphy was on the hot seat in november 1984 after sfpd officers attacked both protesters and members of the media during a visit by casper wineberger. here are our reports on what happened. >> reporter: 1,000 people stretched out. they marched round the block around the hotel. then across the street to union square across from the st. san -- st. francis where house speaker casper wineberger was going to receive an honor.

due to the guy walking in on the sex. me i'm sort. of you i funny yes she's very funny very funny writer and she does a lot of stuff that you see beefeaters she's an improv actor and tell me about flint lockwood cloudy with a chance of meatballs two the first one was a big hit right yeah so you know but is voiceovers different yet different for me i've done a few i did shrek three and i did the course the b. movie with son bo it's at big if you move what do you find it difficult or different about it i find it it can be very difficult it's kind of exhausting that was the thing i wasn't expecting because especially slutwalk what i'm yelling all my lines that's the thing i always get like bill it's great it's a little more energy you know. and you just and you say the same line eighty times like with eighty different you wonder studio alone yeah and you never get the act of credit they don't know they were alone yeah but i was shocked at that air was very strange pixar i'm doing these two pixar movies they will be in the room with you t

. >> what was it that pushed you into the idea of forcing sex on women? >> and in arkansas, a boy tells us about being 12 and on the other side of the table. >> you killed your sister. >> i didn't kill her. i didn't. >> they automatically assumed i was a demonic little kid. i didn't kill her. i wouldn't kill her. leave me alone. >> now, go where cases can be made or broken. msnbc takes you "inside the box." >>> april 21st, 1999, homicide investigator larry hobson leads rex krebs, a 33-year-old sex offender, into the box or interview room. at police headquarters in san luis obispo, a college town just off of the california coast. >> it's been my experience that many, many investigators when they go in to do an interview or interrogation, they don't have a plan set up ahead of time. they sit down, they start talking. they wing it. first thing you have to do is develop some type of rapport or that person's not going to talk to you at all. >> hobson, assistant chief investigator for the san luis obispo district attorney's office, makes sure krebs' handcuffs i

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the gangs will try to extort the weaker offenders or sex offenders. if they can't pay off what they're being extorted for, they generally get assaulted. so it has caused problems here. >> one of the gangs at limon known for this kind of extortion is 211. >> 211 is one of our notorious white gangs. >> it's homegrown. it's a colorado gang. 211 stands for a robbery code out of california. i don't know why they picked that up, but they did. their m.o. is they go after sex offenders. >> only a handful of my friends knew what my charge was. obviously, you keep it quiet. >> david laudone claims his status as a sex offender has made him a target of the 211 gang. and to make matters worse, while many prisons segregate sex offenders for their own protection, colorado policy is to integrate them into general population. >> when these gang members moved into the pod, i respected theirs. they pick on the weak. i'm not a strong guy. a little up there in the age. so they immediately thought, you know, let's see what this guy is in for. so they asked me for my paperw

if you thought sex sells, wait until you hear about blood, sex and war. >> keep it right here, america >>> from new york city, this is "nightline" with cynthia mcfadden. >> good evening. tonight, women and sports. women in football to be precise. not watching it but playing it. and while some athletes are known for leaving it all on the field, these women leave a lot of it off. including most of the protective gear the guys wear. is it sexy, is it safe? are they making strides for womankind or taking us backwards? abc's juju chang takes a close look. ♪ >> they're toned and just as tough as the guys. now, these aren't proathletes, they're the girls next door. some even moms. >> i feel real good. i feel like we have the momentum. >> it's halftime in a football locker room. >> sit down and shut the [ bleep ] up. >> even though they're ahead, their coach is not pleased. >> [ bleep ]! >> after 18 years of coaching men, coach hatfield's biggest compliment to pay to the ladies is to treat them like the guys. >> the worst defense in the world just [ bleep ] you. you're much better than this. >

men who had sex who had transactional sex, and factors relating to men's own experiences of violence. men who had experienced abuse as children or witnessed their own mother being abused were more likely to use violence. there is no one single factor. but it is this complex interplay, but very much driven by gender inequality, and these ideas of what it means to be a man that are related to dominance over women. >> mary ellsberg when you talk about poverty, it's it's an ovr simplification. >> it is true that in poor environment there is more violence against women in general, but we don't really see poverty as a cause of violence. we see it as one of many, many factors that are leading to it, but as emma said, gender inequality, norms are really the ones that are probably really driving violence the most. >> and briefly, kavita, india is a multi layered society. the men found guilty of this horrible rape crime were from lower class, but this is not an issue that is just a lower-class issue in india. >> no, certainly not. in fact, that's exactly what we've been underlining, that there

those were not having any sex was making less than their more frisky couples. the study's author studied the hierarchy of needs that shows humans need basic needs food, water and sex to be satisfied before they can succeed in other aspects of their life. olympic athletics may want to rethink the abstaining before competing theory. >>> the impact that sex has on self-esteem but to reference another reproductive question, what came first, the chicken or the egg? is it possible that successful people are likely to have more sex to begin with? studies show people who are more attractive are no more successfully and more likely to be having sex. attractive people will earn an average 3% to 4% more with someone with below average looks. that could mean $230,000 over a lifetime. even average looking workers could make more than a work thought to be unattractive. all this leads to the news that more than 300,000 attempts were made at england's house of parliaments to access pornographic website just this past year. it's unknown who was responsible, maybe they were just

mayor newsom gained worldwide recognition when he granted marriage licenses to same sex couples in 2004. we all remember those moving pictures of smiling couples on the steps of city hall, some of them their children watching on. his actions in 2004 thrust this civil rights issue into the national spotlight and cemented his reputation as a fearless public officials who does what he thinks is right. under mayor newsom's energetic leadership the economy grew and the city became an economic center for biotech and clean tech. gach newsom has been a trail blaitzer on combating homelessness and protecting the government. in 2007 he was re-elected as mayor with more than 70 percent of the vote, which is unheard of. please welcome our lieutenant governor, gavin newsom. >> my role was to get tom to speak. i'm just going to jump in because i want to keep you all on time. you've got an agenda packet and i'm going to be held accountable if you don't meet it. roslyn, let's pick up on tom's passion. he told me a couple points that are important, that is the consciousness awareness, this growing consc

same sex weddings could begin on october 21st. 13 states now recognize same-sex marriage. right now gay couples can onl in new jersey can only enter into union. exxon mobile is now recognizing same-sex marriage. >>> a summit is undergoing in chicago. there are promise in place keeping kids out of gang. joining us are two people part of the solution. part of these meetings. paul jacksobob jackson, tell use meetings have been like. >> it's very positive getting young men in the chicago area to come in and discuss the issues. we're trying to come up with solutions so they can stop and put their guns down. >> have you been encouraged by the number of gang members who have shown up, or would you like to see a better turn out? >> we've been encouraged, but of course it could always be better. especially we're trying to target the shooters, the ones more likely to be shot or shoot someone. we're focusing on getting them in and trying to change their mental state and mindset on stop the violence because this is a mental health issue because waking up one morning and shooting someo

about sex. we've been having a dialogue about sex since adam and eve. this isn't about sex. this is a about a crime. >> she did say that teachers who did this should be suspended but it was a throw away, the piece. >> if i were the editors "the i would not have published this column. >> i agree. >> opposite party view to get another point of view. >> crazy, irresponsible is not in the journal list stick definition. >> i understand that she was wrong but there should be more than one point of view. >> she was crazy irresponsible and journalists do not have a duty to response that. >> they have a duty of the people push libing that -- >> you oppose the syria things? >> absolutely. >> and you oppose? >> you two can go out to dinner and oppose together. don't go near syria. >> i'll take it. >> there you go. >> my life. >>> when we come right back, will the fbi charge the widow of the slain marathon bomber? is it legal on the case? and then charles krauthammer on president obama versus tyrant assad.

one of the former sex partners speaking out. joce sterman said she saw red flags. >> a woman we heard from said she had a sexual relationship with choudry but she cut it off when he made a disturbing request. the woman says choudry, who was indicted yesterday by the feds began asking her in she knew of any young girls he could potentially hook up w he was busted by the dea agents last week after trying to make that request a reality. they used a confident hall source to set up a meeting with him and a fix shonal child. he was arrested for enticing a minor to engage in sex and distribution of oxycodone, something that happened in his now shut ared office. >> bad if your kids were going there. imagine what he's thinking as he's cleaning their teeth. he has a little girl in there and he's thinking about having sex with her. it's sick. >> reporter: choudry no longer has lap license. it was suspended after the medical board heard about the case. >> for breaking news and exclusive investigations, look for joce on abc2. >>> tonight we'

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