siobhan. siobhan: ms. cockburn, you said women's reproductive rights are under threat.hat specific steps will you take to insure that women's reproductive rights are upheld? ms. cockburn: well, my opponent, denver has said that he wants to get rid of planned parenthood funding. that's one of the first things he will do. that takes away cancer screenings, contraception, many of them women of color and rural women like all the rural women in the fifth district. so, we need to protect that. we need to protect planned parenthood. we need to protect women's reproductive rights. we now have, because of events in the past week, we now have the supreme court who would probably like to overturn roe v. wade. this would be a disaster. and i would remind everybody that roe v. wade protects a woman's right to privacy. it's a constitutional issue. i think we have a lot of women's issues that we have to look at on the hill. we have domestic violence issues. we have sexual violence in the military. there are all kinds of bills on the table, where we need more women to come into congres

until now, siobhan o'connor had carefully kept her identity secret. >> siobhan o'connor: i had to relyver have before. >> whitaker: she is the whistlebwer whakedecds ch asve ofese buffa wked closeo his executive assistant for three years. last week, she spoke with the f.b.i. some people would say that you betrayed bishop malone. >> o'connor: i did betray him, and yet i can't apologize for that, because there was a greater good to consider. >> whitaker: the hundreds of pages siobhan o'connor uncovered included personnel files and memos. they revealed that for years, bishop malone allowed priests accused of sexual assault, such as statutory rape and groping, to stay on the job. >> o'connor: i love my church, i love our diocese, and i-- i loved him. i-- i genuinely did, as my bishop and as my boss. >> whitaker: so why are you doing this? >> o'connor: the reality of what i saw really left me with no other option because, at the end of my life, i'm not going to answer to bishop malone. i'm going to answer to god. >> whitaker: at first, she took pictures with her phone. then, she used the co

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sky news' siobhan robbins is in palu. >> this is where the tsunami came in. ow pon, immediately see the not just cement but reinforced with metal, as well. and as it came in, it also washed down around 50 houses, which we understand were standing here, and if you look in the rubble, you can see the remnants of people's lives here. so, a teddy bear in the back there, a car. >> reporter: the magnitude 7.5 earthquake causing the soil to liquefy, sending homes sinking into the ground. the waves and tremors ripping apart bridges, roads and communication. over a million said to be affected. and no dignity in death. victims now being buried in mass graves. the red cross telling us the bodies of at least 34 children at a bible camp have been found in the rubble. survivors crowding the airport to get on a flight out. others lining up for food, gas and water. those necessities scarce and desperation has turned to looting in some areas. but this disaster has its heroes, too. an air traffic controller staying behind after the earthquake hit to help one last flight out of

could write this for us but he sure he that siobhan will find that card when word got around that empress prada the arabian government and the shah were buying art trying to members of the art world naturally approach them to suggest works to by. iran was very wealthy at the time and the international art market was out a low point that some of the works proposed were selected in part of this room and . that. eventually the collection grew to include well over three thousand works by both iranian and international artists painting such as mural on in the in red ground by jackson pollock found their way there. along with works by brock. roy lichtenstein rauschenberg. and many others. financed by petrol dollars from the sale of oil its total cost is still a mystery but the criticism that iran spent too much money on art continues to annoy come to this day how do you do you can mine count of that and how much transactions were completely above board. and the reason is that. if you john someone recently claimed that they had all the purchase receipts at that moment and . someone else said the

tommy, siobhan, jordan, lydia, tracy, roberto, valerie, mildred josh, knowledge, and then i have alex and. come on up, you guys. >> good evening. i am a parent. [inaudible] i am coming here to you devastated today. my son is here with me he is right there. he was at the gun incident that happened on august 30th. i was on campus at 11:50 am in communication with the principal -- [inaudible]. >> i have yet to receive an apology. i got a thank you letter -- [inaudible]. >> the gun went off -- [inaudible] >> my family is torn apart. [inaudible] >> good evening. my name is lydia sanchez. i am roberto process and the mother of the child that was incorrectly criminalized in the balboa gun incident by the media due to the improper handling of the incident at both sfusd and sfpd. upon meeting with the administrators, we requested a letter of apology so that my son 's name could be cleared. the document we received from the superintendent adds insult to injury and did -- and is disrespectful at best. we request that this letter during our mediation in which we asked for an apology for what my c