take on sex.his will be fun. we just read this article that says "why smarter people have less sex." stay with me here. it cited studies that show people with the highest intelligence are having the least amount of sex. i don't understand that. basically, dumb people are having all the sex. i always thought of myself as smart, but looking back it kind of makes sense now. i>> it sounds to me these were studies done by people who were very smart, who weren't getting laid and wanted to justify that in a way that made it seem like kind of a compliment. i know plenty of smart people who get laid. >> larry: well, einstein, he was, like, a horn dog, wasn't he? >> was he? >> i think it's weird they're afraid to have sex because they might miss out on studies. and that's why i think doggy style is the perfect position to learn and have sex at the same time. ( laughter ) you have all your-- >> there are some studies that show people who have a higher i.q., delay, they call it sexual debut. not losing your v

, sex with black bodies. all this is interesting to me as a kind of formal genuflection toward the repair of fringe white families. reading from histories of the time there was something to be said about how, if marriage left african-americans freed but not free, it did the same for slave holding families particularly women in that it had at least as much to do with reinforcing not just the legal but moral status, sexual assignations the only recently had begun to be publicized or acknowledged from the history of thomas jefferson through is made. this is a dramatic history of family as the property of the institution replied to a cultural landscape torn, scarred, appended by the unspeakable. so marriage operated in this double sense as a pathway to salvation and sealants -- i think this dimension is accompanied by what is marked in the words we use and don't use even to this day. i am struck out in today's world the marriage among african-americans is very peculiar when it comes to african-americans not so mu

and we look at -- through our child sex initiative, targeting those who travel overseas to have sex withldren. >> has the world of come suitors made it easier to assembly people who have this interest, who want to commit these kinds of crimes, has it made it easier for them to find each other? >> absolutely. not only has it made it easier to find each other, but also facilitates their activity. so where you might use video streaming to communicate with friends or family around the world, these individuals can use that same technology to exploit children through live streaming. >> when we talk about minors involved in these various kinds of exploitation, is there that much difference between a 17-year-old and a 19-year-old? because it probably changes in the law in those 18 months between one girl and a another. >> absolutely. we look at all of these individuals as victims. obviously when you talk about the laws of the united states, how we deal with minors, certainly we have an investigative interest, but we look at all of these individuals as victims. and they may not understand that. t

, lots of it, lots of it publicly on the gay community had nothing to say about sex for sex's sake. not that long ago we had a lot to say about promiscuity sex with different partners you didn't know necessarily and how to have sex and take care of you and your partners but we were speechless in the face of anthony weiner. aids lurks as kendall mentioned as a kind of fatality both literally and figuratively of the marriage equality movement that we don't speak it anymore and it's at our peril certainly. >> we can collect a couple of questions that really could you please just have a question not a lengthy comment? yes. >> i'm looking forward to reading the book and thank you so much. i can say that's clearly see what you are talking about in terms of the strategy comes a safe strategy taken and then the road not taken so i guess my question is in terms of legal strategy and marriage and equality, what would the road not taken have looked like, the better road not taken have looked like and what can we retrieve from that road that was not taken? >> two quick things to say about that.

sex. the emergence of christianity, however, produced a profound change in the prevailing understandings of sex. by the end of the fifth century, christianity had come to condemn sexual desire as inherently shameful and as an evil temptation that must be suppressed. this shift occurred over the course of several centuries, but it was augustan who finally crystallized the understanding of sex. he linked sexual desire to the fall of man. adam's transgression, he argued, had not been one of disobedience, as the ancient hebrews believed, but of sex, and is born out of evil, that every child born of evil is born into sin and it is through sex that man passes on the original sin from one generation to the next. augustan therefore concluded that man's only hope for redemption lay in repudiating the sexual impulse and, with it, the burden of sin and shame inherited from adam. his vision ultimately shaped the future. not only of christianity, but of western culture and law more generally. during th

the 60 beats file. -- the sex deviance file. one was a file on sex offenders. another was captioned sex perverts in government service dating from 1942. a third was called sex deviance in washington dc contained all fingerprints and arrest records. another one was from the fbi washington field office. captionedsearch file sex degenerates constituted the would use tohe fbi educate and influence the public about the threat of sex deviance. more, fbi field offices in cities with large cave populations such as san francisco and change so-called research files where they kept information about gays and their particular locations. by 1977 the fbi sex deviance be hundreds ofto thousands of pages in size. the main files probably more than half a million pages. i don't have the time here to cover all government officials that were targeted. that's where a 400 page book. suffice it to say some included the aforementioned carmel aussie, presidential candidate ofai stevenson, president bradley university david owen, arthur vandenberg junior, state department official charl

if they force some sex offenders to move, will their next location be your neighborhood? as grimsdale mentioned, she gets alerts on her phone when a sex offender or predator moves into her neighborhood. here's how you can do that too. simply go to fdle's website and fill out the information. this is also where you can see a map of all the sex offenders in your area and the crimes they've committed. live in tampa, sarah hollenbeck, 10news wtsp a local veteran wounded in war is now fighting veteran's affairs for the benefits he was promised. army ranger levi eaves nearly lost his explosion in afghanistan. it's been a tough road to recovery. his leg had to be amputated. now, the v-a says some of his countless wounds from the blast - aren't directly related to military service. he's being given just 60 percent of his disability benefits. the tarpon springs native is battling back, with help from congressman gus bilirakis. the congressman has spoken with the v-a secretary who vows to review it. eaves is set to appeal the decision to doctors in february. it's been one year sinc

sex offender search. that's where you plug in your address. this box you can plug in your e- mail address. any time a guy or gal moves in your neighborhood you'll get an automatic alert. >>> today a serial killer convicted of murdering a pasco county woman will be put to death. take a look at this man. this is oscar ray. he took the lives of three women in 1986. 30 years later he will lose his own. is live at the post office on land o'lakes boulevard where one of the victims, terry matthews was seen alive. her mother said she'll be there as he takes his last breathe. >> reporter: karen said she'll be there watching when he takes his last breathe. she said she is not sure how emotionally. this woman has been through a lot over the last 30 years. murder convictions in her daughter's case were thrown out twice before getting to this point despite evidence that he abducted her from the post office, raped her and beat her and stabbed her to death before dumping her body along a rural road in pasco county. today he'll face his own death for killing

especially those involving the topic of sex. ((amey esparza/seac member: "tonight's meeting much better than last 6 months or so of meetings.")) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) amey esparza is one of 8 members of the sex education advisory committee... meeting for the first time this year to go over new sex ed curriculum for clark county students. ((parent: "nobody is a better ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) following last september's contentious community meeting, the school board voted on topics to include in a more comprehensive sex education curriculum. one that would include things like how students can obtain birth control and how to define different types of sexual abuse. ((latonya dawson/health educator: "i feel we are moving in the right direction which is great.")) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) only a handful of people spoke out monday night's meeting. one parent did step up to insist that sex ed may still be better taught outside classroom, potentially in a video format. ((vivian harrison/parent: "the video could be accessible on infinite

not just same sex marriage. there's nothing in the constitution that speaks to marriage at all. >> right. >> so how do the courts reach out and create a right that is never defined in the constitution if the limitation of their review is in fact the u.s. constitution? and that's what they're responsible for doing and they reach beyond their responsibility. i mean if you read kennedy's opinion he virtually indicated that, that they to reach intoout thin air. they picked ds reach out into thin air. jufght justice kagan when she was going through her confirmation hearings to be solicitor general, led me remind you under oath that there is no constitutional right in united states law, for same-sex marriage. so what change between 2009 -- assemble by that extension there would be no constitutional right to opposite sex marriage, right? >> to what kind of marriage? >> to a man and a woman getting married. if there's no coverage of it in the constitution that works both ways. >> well, it's a matter the states have alwa

. >> the survivor speaking out today to help educate people about sex trafficking that law enforcement officers say this seen a spike in sex trafficking here at events like the national western stock show. foxy when denver julie hayden joins us to tell us what authorities are doing to teach others what to watch out for. >> the survivors of that are traffic grew with seek out defensively the national western -- if an opportunity to print more money. law enforcement says is going on everywhere everyday in the denver area and the working to educate people on what to look for and how to help. a half months on the las vegas strip are browned a lot of people every day. this young woman, we will call her amber, such he was forced into sex trafficking after she ran away from her denver home. but up and high-end tells performing sex acts with numerous johnson each day to make what she called her photo. what is the amount of money the girl should bring in or profit every night. so will put thousands beginning and then jumped to 1,750. if she missed her quota. >> i was the extremely violently. i

and cartman is home to have a dozen registered sex offenders. transients, the address basically a field and we discovered to may not have the state issued id required to have yet florida is a lifetime requirement. >> john guidry got his start in the public defender's office was sex offenders do not have an id, they are in violation of state law but as 9 investigates discovered, one in 5 florida sex offenders is without an id. >> the id cards cost $35 and they say sex offender all over them so if you have to handwriting to somebody, everybody will know where you're coming from. >> reporter: not having an address or not having the $35 are the main reasons we discovered sex offenders do not get their id cards. transient sex offenders are required to report it to the sheriff's office every 30 days look the other way so as long as they report in and can prove that they tried to get an idea even if they were not able to get one. because it costs $70 per day to house an inmate in county jail, arresting a sex offender for failing to obtain an id is usua

especially those involving the topic of sex. ((amey esparza/seac member: "tonight's meeting much better than last 6 months or so of bhoolsuwan)) amey esparza is one of 8 members of the sex education advisory committee... meeting for the first time this year to go over new sex ed curriculum for clark county students. ((parent: "nobody is a better advocate for my kid than me.")) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) following last september's contentious community meeting, the school board voted on topics to include in a more comprehensive sex education curriculum. one that would include things like how students can obtain birth control and how to define different types of sexual abuse. ((latonya dawson/health educator: "i feel we are moving in the right direction which is great.")) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) only a handful of people spoke out monday night's meeting. one parent did step up to insist that sex ed may still be better taught outside classroom, potentially in a video format. ((vivian harrison/parent: "the video could be accessible on i

where hundreds of sex offenders live within walking distance of their homes. they want change in the ybor neighborhood where they are 839 sex offenders and predators in five miles. today she and neighbors made a desperate plea to city council. one idea is to enforce a hillsborough county ordinance that bans too in sex offenders living in a particular area. >> i have been pushing for across the city. there have to be other pockets in other parts of the city where these individuals can live. nebraska avenue. >> the city is looking into how break up the cluster of sex offenders. the sex offenders to move will their next location be in your neighborhood. >>> lakeland couple faces child abuse charges for using duct tape and a stun gun to discipline children. they were arrested after a young girl told police the couple used a stun gun to scare her into cleaning the house. she said he was tazed on her backside. >>> check out this mess. tampa daycare is reopened after a car slammed into the front of the building at 6:00 a.m. this is kiddie country. the owner's father

sex, -- sex acts, and they were beaten or threatened. >>> the 39-year-old william phillips charged with 15 counts of actual exploitation of minors, and phillips was involved in exchanging files exchanging child pornography.>>> bernie sanders making a campaign stop in orangeburg, at the south carolina state university for his first stop tours. the activist and arthur cornell west will be speaking at the event. >>> presidential hopeful mike huckabee and rick santorum in the bid lanes this morning, and they spoke at the senior show being held at the state fairground.>>> the democrats for the president will be in north charleston tonight, and the candidates that will take part in the 9:00 debate are donald trump, ted cruz, ben carson, marco rubio, jeb bush, john kasich, and of course chris christie.>>> isis is claiming responsibility for the deadly attack in indonesia's capitol today, and they used guns and bombs to target foreigners at a starbucks and in the shopping area in jakarta. seven people are dead, including the five attackers, motorbikes in waste gun battle with the police for thr

it is not clear if that means he had sex with six inmates or had sex six times with the same inmate. dna indicates he was fired from a jailer's job in virginia because of similar allegations, but he was never charged with a crime. a background check turned up nothing. officials say they called virginia and officials there gave allah a good reference. allah will face a judge this afternoon and then be taken back to the wake county detention center where he is being held. john: happening now here in raleigh, military veterans land them a new job. a job fair is being held at the stadium. laurie a rodriguez is there now. gloria: many companies like cisco are here. they are giving out items like this and they are looking to hire. nearly 900 veterans and their spouses are searching for jobs in the triangle. this job fair gives veterans direct access to employers. more than 50 companies, including time warner cable and the city of raleigh are offering jobs. the military organizes more than 100 of these jobs fairs in 49 cities annually. in raleigh, they have helped nearly 5000 veterans and t

to take a quick break now, but when we come back, thousands rally against legally recognising same sex couples in western europe's only country not to do so. >>> welcome back. you're watching al jazeera. the top stories. the main syrian opposition arrived in geneva, but it is unclear whether they will take part of the russia has rejected claims from turkey that one of its jet violated their airspace. after historic transfer of power to an elected civilian government in myanmar, they're gathering for their session. the last session swept away the military backed government that ruled for decades. >> reporter: the measured early morning routine of myanmar's capital doesn't betray it but there is history in the making. this woman is one of those making it. she and hundreds of other newly elected members of parliament for the national league for democracy or n.l.d. are about to take up their seats. >> translation: myanmar has been waiting for this day for so long. so many ordinary people and members of the n.l.d. have sacrificed their lives to get here. >> reporter: but the military still

about sex act ands how he's accused of directing sex acts is tough to reveal. the details too disturbing. tonight, he is free on bond. >> two other u.s. service members were waoupbed in the attack. >> police in khaoeu that flames engulfed the bus. it took firefighters about ten minutes to put out the fire. there's no word yet on a motive. for the attack. >> . french magazine marking one year sinister r euss stormed its news room. with this anniversary cover. it features a cartoon of a bearded god like figture. covered in slashes of blood. with an assault rifle over his shoulder. fope the gift of life. thanks to an organ donor. skpwhr rare tkpwhreufrpbs into ra rare a require look into what the gift of life means. >> . this is the beginning of a life changing life life saving procedure. >> . it's just an answer to our priors. >> prayers. >> inside this cooler. a heart. from a donor. for courtny. >> . she says this is the heart. i said can i get some pictures. she said hurry. and just went whizzing by. >> she needed a new heart. after a week on the transplant lis

and thousands rally against legally recognising same-sex couples in western europe's only country not to do so. more after the break. >> our american story is written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >>> you're watching al jazeera. here are the top stories this hour. the main syrian opposition delegation has arrived in geneva for talks ending the syria war. they're now threatening to walk out. the commander of yemen's popular resistance armed group has been assassinated. he was killed in the port city of aden. he was part of a group fighting against houthi rebels two weeks ago. african leaders are voting on whether to send 5,000 troops to burundi to monitor the ongoing violence. ban ki-moon has welcomed the plan outlined at the african union summit in ethiopia. on monday the u.s. state of iowa will become the first in the country to hold its presidential nominating contest otherwise known as a caucus. for months now candidates have spent millions wooing iowa voters. a win there

jack/2shot: now a case of sex abuse in boone county. an arrest warrant is out for jody anderson for two counts of sex abuse. this is in connection with a sex abuse investigation in boone county from 20-11 and 20-12. the victims were 11 and 13 years old at the time. anderson has previously been charged with sex abuse in winnebago county in 20-15. and he's currently serving a ten year sentence for another count of sex abuse. stephanie/otsr: des moines police are looking for a man who robbed a local pharmacy twice in the past 30 days. both robberies happened at fifield pharmacy on university avenue. the suspect was wearing a wig during the second incident. he's described as early 30s or 40s. the suspect did not display a weapon during either robbery, but did threaten to shoot the store clerk. police are asking for your help. if you have any information, please contact the des moines police department or crime stoppers. the information is there on your screen. jack/1shot: an iowa couple's vacation in mexico went bad. elizabeth and richard r

sheila knows sex and romance sell, so why not use them to promote condoms. she's workg on a rio progr try heressage oa wider audience. it's for 99 fm, a popular national radio station. today is the big sell. sheila: i'm very nervous. i'm in the hands of god. [groans] narrator: sheila's off to see the head of the station, but will he buy her maverick message? sheila: my idea is to make a pilot program. station manager: yesterday, i attended a [indistinct] in chibuto. they had a box with condoms, like this one. i didn't want to take any. sheila: exactly. station manager: but what are we going to say in the program? no to the aids condom, or are we going to say, aids condom, yes? sheila: no, our objective is to say yes to the condom. narrator: not only have they given her air time, 99 fm have given sheila her own team. their slogan, "for your up moments." [woman singing in native language] sheila: [speaking native language] narrator: public health campaigns find it difficult to link condoms with pleasure. ma: [speaking native language] [woman speaking native la

that man offered to sell the sodler for sex. police later investigated and found the girl in a garbage bag in a closet, hands, feet and mouth duct taped and she was so weak she couldn't even stand. neighbors now worry there could >> the whole thing just makes me really -- really upset. it's a child. it's a baby. how many kids could have have nabed out here? >> the mother shaved her head trying to solicit donations. the mom and male babysitter are in jail. the girl is in a safe place now in state custody. >>> caught on camera -- a man sits down and steals an i-phone on a crowded hart bus inches from his victim. look at the surveillance video. the victim lays his phone down on an empty seat next to him and forgets about it. detectives say the suspect then sits down next to the victim and then reaches quietly down and pockets that $650 phone. that suspect is charged with felony grand theft. >>> right now police in ocala are searching for three violent jewel thieves that douse people trio -- surveillance camera captured the trio as

sex offenders are supposed to have i.d. that sound. like nails on aa chalkboard. t lilien t tthisis (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. gigivet a pop.p. that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. >>> convicted sex offenders are required to have state-issued id cards. but one in five don't. christopher heath discovered there's almost nothing law enforcement can do forcing them to comply. >> reporter: the intersection of old winter garden road and kirkman is the home to half a they are transients. and we discovered two may not have the id they are required >> florida, it's a lifetime requirement. >> reporter: attorney john goodrey started with the state. >> these i.d. cards cost $35, and they say sex offenders all over them, so if you have to hand your i.d. to someone, everybody will know where you're coming from. >> reporter: not having an address or the $35 are the main reasons we discovered that sex offenders do not get thei

for sex. >> wha saying now. >> amy, are you really going to >> and chelsea hander. her candid claims roofie me. kardashians. >> they are going to have to get over it or not. got it,everybody? >> now in our 35th season, this is entertainment tonight. >> celine dion in mourning, black veil, poised, graceful, standing besides her husband renee, the of lo of her life lying in a casket. >> it was a striking some better scene inside notre dame basilica in montreal. >> tomorrow he will be laid to rest. today friends and family gathered f emotional wake. tonight's top story, celine's fin good-bye. dressed all in black, celine dabbed her eyes with a dish you as she greeted mourners sharing their condolences. she sat by renee's open casket in the notre dame basilica. she was incredibly brave shaking hands and kissing friend. smile when someone seemed t sharing a memory of reason a. outside there was a jumbo tron with renee's photograph as the public also came to say its good-byes. there were some precious moments. >> people started lining u early this morning to pay their res

of traditional families from all over italy together to say no to a law that proposes to give same-sexouples legal recognition and the right to adopt a partner's biological child. >> we are against this law because children are not given the right. since the beginning of time, children have come from a mother and father. >> two men can't convert to life. you can't call that a family. it's selfish of them to want children just to satisfy their desires. >> italy is the only country in western europe without a law that legally recognizes and protection same-sex couples. it was condemned by the european court of human rights. that's one of the reasons the government is trying to fix the anamoly that clearly a lot of italians disagree. >> in a counter demonstration, last weekend, thousands of gay rights advocates showed support for the law in more than 100 cities across the country. on thursday, some of them gathered in front of the senate where the bill is being debated, a wake-up call for a country they say can't wait any longer to keep up with the rest of europe. >> we have been trying t

. >> big changes to the state sex offender registry. state forced to delete dangerous sex offenders from its data base and it's because of a decision from the state highest court. >> a lot of people worry what happens as result of the decision. at 5:30. >> reporter: they are faces of predators with list of charges on public view in most policestation station and anyone can use the state registry to search for sex offenders in the community. but many of these names are now being removed from the internet data base due to a state grapt many of the offenders new hearings about -- will grant many of the offenders new hearings about the classifications. >> hundreds have come off and i heard reports of 40 a day hon of thely it's almost -- honestly it's almost impossible to gauge how many are coming off a day. >> reporter: the court is considering the consequences when phonedders are classified. -- offenders are classified and ordered a higher legal standard to determine if an offender is level one, two or three. and until the process is compl

a sex offender treatment center. the program is expected to move in sometime next month and we talked to neighbors and also the program's director. rob he's in -- in our newsroom with more. reporter: not far from castro street, many in the neighborhood are hearing news that makes them uncomfortable. a treatment center for sex offenders is about to move in on a ground floor of this building on church street. the program is run by sharper future. they plan to move into a building. the program says 20 to 30 sex offenders will come for treatment each day. >> being a father of a two and a half-year-old daughter and a one and a half-year-old son, it's like putting a fox in the hen house. >> yet, the research and the facts of the matter are that there's a very low rate among sex offenders in general. people think it's high. it's not. it's down around 2%. so these are not offenders who need to be locked away. reporter: the program says all the sex offenders will be wearing average the bracelets. they will also be prohibited

he says sex, a lot of it, was >> i just didn' t want to be seen having sex while i am doing a pedi cab. claire: 29-year-old george brainard says the only reason he and his pedi-cab customer wound up in a wooded area across from the speedway was because the victim kept asking for sex in more public places. >> i literally did nothing. >> so you were just, she was the one doing all the initiating? >> yes. claire: brainard says the victim was drinking and talking angrily on the phone with someone when she first got on his pedi-cab. he says she gave him several different destinations, ultimately asking that he drive her home, out of his area, in exchange for money and sex. >> she taps me on the shoulder, and i turn around, and she' s got her hands in her pants. claire: brainard says the victim was loud, using profanity and obscene language. that at one point she performed a sex act on him and then on someone else she' d asked for a ride home. he says they ultimately wound up in the woods where he says, after having sex, she told him she was a cop, that she had his brainard, who says he has

he's charged with a sex crime. today parent's contacted 10 on your side - saying they want more answers from the school. lex gray spent the day in north carolina - asking their questions. lex? anita and deanna -- as of this morning, parents knew very little about what was going on with this middle school teacher. that's why today, i talked to the superintendent, sheriff, the teacher's neighbors, and went through court documents to find out more. today at perquimans students didn't see darrell walker in the front of the classroom. that's because deputies arrested him here, at his elizabeth superintendent matthew cheeseman tells me deputies contacted him the next morning -- and he parents tuesday afternoon about the arrest. court documents reveal much more. the victim called 9-1-1 about a sexual assault monday night. he tells deputies he

here's wendy. >> maybe i'm old-fashioned, but i like it when the guy pays, for sex. i mean that. >> i'm very old school. i think the guy should always pay on the first date for sex. >> amy went on jim norton's sirius xm radio show. >> i never would have seen her stand up in the '90s, but i love her. >> the ladies removed their rant from twitter. &- webby backed off her allegations admitting she has written jokes similar to other comedians posting i never said amy schumer stole my joke. it's possible we both wrote it. i just wanted you to know i wrote it first. >> we dress you too, that's why we dress you stupid. >> if you want to dress him like that, that's cool. >> i did not steal any jokes, and i wouldn't. talk spoke out. >> whenner on top of the world like amy schumer is, people want the tear you down. it's plan and simple as t >> it's possible for people to write a joke around the premise. that happens all the time. but typically once you find out that happens one of you has to step away from the joke. >> well, this isn't the first time amy has been accused of st

traffickers sex traffickers target events like the talkshow there's always more of a demand you see that but you think year-round inverses if she wants everyone to understand it that sex trafficking is hidden in plain sight happens in everyday life more than most people are aware of amber was able to escape after she was being so badly she ended up in the hospital the undercover agent says it many of the people in the industry are trapped by physical threats are psychological coercion. >> the douglas county sheriff's office is crediting its canines for sniffing out 50 pounds of marijuana that out-of-state canine is alerted authorities to the presence of the drug during a traffic stop last month the searcher turned up about 30 pounds of pot in canine colt is been credited with locating 20 pounds of marijuana in the back of a car during a traffic stop last wednesday investigators see the two say the two incidents are not related to see the siege has a street value of a hundred thousand dollars three weeks from tonight the first votes will be cast in the presidential election and all e

accused of having sex with inmates. john: a new sorority member at duke university in critical condition after an alcohol-related incident. barbara: the university has partially lifted sanctions after administrators had a conversation with sororities after alcohol -- a data call use. administrators will not reveal which sorority is at the center of the incident. students got an e-mail notifying them about the episode and held a meeting with fraternities and sororities. eyewitness news got a statement be taken to prevent any similar reoccurrence but as of this time the suspension of activities has been partially lifted." the sorority member is expected as the first extended conversation between the two since sanders launched an unexpectedly strong challenge against hillary clinton for the democratic nomination. president obama has not publicly taken sides but in a recent interview he said clinton would sanders needs more scrutiny. barbara: pat mccrory taking on president obama's power plants, joining 28 states asking the

the sex ed advisory committee met for the first time last night... they're job is to make recommendatio ns to the school board. in september...the school board voted on topics to make up a more comprehensive sex ed curriculum... including how students can get birth control and how toef dne sex abuse. it also appears sex education in clark county is stepping away from an absinence based model. sex ed advisory committee member amey esparza says it's about the curriculum: ((amey esparza/seac member it's no longer the opinion of if we should teach this it's more like the community said we shoudl so what's the best most accurate most concise way to teach it and we can handle making those decisions )) ((brian loftus)) recommendatio ns from the sex ed advisory committee still need to be approved by the school board. the new curriculum will only grades. the trustees did vote to include topics like cyberbullying and 5th grade ... as part of their health class curriculum./// ((brian loftus)) > the school choice program has been paused...just weeks before paren

sex education still a major debate at c-c-s-d. a look at the proposed curriculum officials have for the 2016 school year. good morning i'm maria silva. i'm dave hall. now it's time to get a first look at your fox5 weather 24-7 forcast... meteorologist cassandra jones joins us now. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. we'll see temps dropping close to freezing. we'll stay in the mid-50s with afternoon highs in the upper 50's through the workweek. wednesday afternoon we'll see southwest breezes to 15 mph with northwest breezes to 20 mph on thursday. highs get close to 60 degrees this weekend with lows around 40 degrees. we pick up a slight chance of showers friday & sunday. here's your fox5 traffic solutions here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps here are your photos for the day back to the news desk. the interim police chief in boulder city is out of a job this

there is sex in this book. - of various kinds. - of various kinds. - yes. (laughter) - just gonna leave it out there. - yes. (laughs) - [evan] right. sales will now skyrocket actually. - yes well let me say that i put nothing into the book that isn't already present in the real world or the paper i'm working on. so they have made great strides in sex robots. - yeah. - have you noticed that? - no i'm sorry we don't write that. (laughter) - well i have because i fool around on the internet. have you heard of pepper the facial expression reading robot that they've developed in japan and-- - no i haven't why don't you tell us about it? - pepper just got launched. and he is a greet- i think it's a he. but it's hard to tell because he looks like a chessman with a big wheel thing underneath. - [evan] okay. - he's not a sex bot. but he can shake hands with you. and apparently he can read your expression, he can say... you're looking a little sad today. or my we look quite happy. i don't know actually what he says. - right. - they have them as greeters in banks and

proof. >> sex offender registry is constantly attacked so that sex offenders can hide. we talk about 500 cases possibly more. that have to be given new hearings.kevin hayden is a chairman of the sex offender registry for the will conduct all the new hearings. when they're given new hearings those offenders were entering unclassified status. once that happens the information about the individual comes off-line. >> what we actually have today recitation of who actually is a high risk or moderate risk or low risk. eric is a criminal defense attorney he argues the higher burden of proof will make information on the sex offender registry were accurate. >> we had an extremely high number of persons who were classified as either moderate to high risk when we know statistically that's not true. i'm not going to say that no public safety concern whatsoever but were going to do the best we can to honor the courts decision. >> the state representative says all these hearings that we least 500 of them rather is going to come at a cost to the taxpayer will get to that part start ton

around a million people turned out in italy saying no to plans to legalize same-sex unions. it has been a dirty word in politicss for decades, but socialism is at the forefront of the political race. we will look at why. 16 people have starved to death in the besieged syrian town of madaya since aid convoys arrived there earlier this month. that is according to doctors without borders. 30 others are known to have starved to death previously. lifting the blockade to towns of madaya is a key demand to syria's demands before entering into the talks in geneva. the human toll continues to groet. syrians are thought to be among 40 people who drowned when a boat sank between turkey and greece. we will have more on that at the moment, but the report following holds some disturbing images. >> reporter: it is continued suffering like this that syrian activists hope will make a meaningful impact in geneva. demonstrators in various parts in syria are imploring diplomats remember the plight of their people, from those having too little fooled to those taking cover from too many bombs. >>

sex offender classification now has to be proven to a high degree. sex offenders with pending cases or cases under appeal can challenge classification. while it plays out, information about where they live and work will be down from the sex offender registry. some say it is a dangerous move and others think it will make the registry more accurate. >> an extremely high number of persons classified as moderate or high risk. when we know statistically that it is not true. >> we don't know there is no public safety concern whatsoever but we will do whatever we can to horner the decision >> the state defender registry said they will conduct 500 hearings and it may take years to get through them all. >> julie: 5:45. >>> a school board in maine will let students who use medical marijuana at cool and raises questions what could happen here in massachusetts. maine had a medical marijuana law on the books tins 1999. and experts here say we are already moving in the same direction. >> we have a positive response across the state. i think going ahead and making

a same-sex couple gets married, but now wants to separate. so who has parental rights over the child? a judge decides. and-- a bigger better place to wait for a ride. we'll take you to the bus station in downtown norfolk. my full forecast is there's a new bus terminal in downtown norfolk. city leaders attended a ribbon cutting ceremony this morning. you may have seen the construction over the last few months. it's on st. paul's boulevard across from chrysler hall. the center allows bus passengers to wait inside before catching their rides. it also has restrooms. h-r-t also says it also boasts plenty of benches and security improvements. virginia's attorney general is firing back over concerns about the concealed handgun permits from utah. last month, mark herring said permits held by residents of 25 states longer be valid in virginia come february 1st reciprocity agreements with the states will be revoked because their concealed weapon laws don't meet virginia's standards. utah's permits are recognized in more than 30 states. but herrings off