that was untrustworthy.t seems the trustworthy woman sounded like the trustworthy male. >> exactly. maybe that's the glasgow thing. we found the trust worthiness symbolized that you would be perceived as the dropping of the intonation. the way that female spoke is she dropped the intonation a the end. you have the voice rising at the end. uptalking: it sunday like you ask a question. >> uptalkers are not perceived as like age or truss worthy those that end sentences on an up note as opposed to a down note. >> less trustworthy, less trustworthy than a person on a downwart in tonnation. >> how much is pitch? >> in female voices we don't see much of an effect on pitch. in male voices it is a key from our study for trustiness. the higher the pitch, the more trustworthy he perceives, it takes a voice and puts it toward the female register. >> one hello makes a difference deciding wh to approach or stay away. is this snintive, is it -- instinctive, something that we do, mammals, not just humans? >> there's indicat

organization accused of turning russia and will stop china, bashar al-assad's allies are seen as untrustworthyin syria. every year, thousands of women are killed in india as a dowry payment. the age-old custom where the wife's family has to hand over pavements of money and gifts to her husband to secure her well-being. were released on dowry related deaths and is asking users to help light the problem by joining a social media campaign and it is receiving a great deal of support. many have posted selfies to the organization's facebook page. they are posted along with the anti-dowry pledge, hands-on heart, taking a stand against the patriarchal practice. they hope the campaign will raise awareness of the crimes and abuses generated by the dowry system which still exists despite being illegal. dowry related deaths have been constantly rising since 2011. were reportedly killed over dowry in india in 2012. that's around one death every hour. violenceaign targeting against women in india, a number of muslims have tried to tackle the rampant problem. missing movement has been active on social media,

this man is, i'm talking about the president now, of the united states is untrustworthy.e has no confidence of the people. >> so, juan, here's what seems to happen. these scandals bubble up because president obama hears about it in the news. he hears about it in the news and then they do this thing, they send jay carney out there to say don't worry we're going to investigate and then we're not supposed to ask questions because they'll come back and say it's under investigation. this is ridiculous. >> what is ridiculous is the lynch mob mentally on this show. why are you having a 14th investigation of benghazi. oh, too many investigations. republicans are up to 14. >> because no one is held responsible, juan. >> the people are thinking, hold on, hold on. people have a right in terms of good government, to have an understanding of what the problem is and try to fix the problem. >> but these investigations are bogus, juan. they're bogus. he doesn't want to get to the bottom of it. if you look at the irs scandal, if you look at the irs scandal, the person in charge of the int

because it is totally untrustworthy and with tens of thousands of criminals released into the american mainstream that will never be deported. they have been released stand almost zero chance to be caught and returned to their native country. once you really somebody out of custody statistics show they're almost never deported. this administration cannot be trusted. lou: good to have you with us. time to look at the results of last night's online poll. atwe ask about the family scandal should republicans ryan -- look at -- well, hillary run for president? yes 44%. now 56%. we would like to know your thoughts on tonight's poll. caster votes that lou@loudobbs.com. now for the weekend box office the new movie pilaf the amazing feat throwing of the spider man movie at the top. the comedy neighbors bringing an impressive $51 million taking the number one spot. and the amazing spider-man drops 37 million and then the other woman $9 billion. stay with us. >> new video of schoolgirls kidnapped by radical islamist terrorists. k.t. mcfarland on next. america's newest real estate brand is all rea

is a second rate power that could be dissuaded but because of barack obama is a weak leader and untrustworthy ally he was able to laugh in his face on the ukrainian border. of the leader of the free world today is a man that does not believe in the free world or in america's world. [applause] in the five years since the nobel prize policy of weakness has made the world a far more dangerous place since the end of the cold war then probably it's beginning at the first day in office he made it clear the adversaries were having grievances that had a view close to putin's allen. now he's a determined and able or of the enemies in a betrayer. in the five years since he took office he lost the war in iraq are withdrawing the presence that americans gave their lives to secure while turning the united nations over to iran. he announced his intention in advance to fight on the rules of engagement i that tied their has and got them killed. he lost libya in the aggression against the ally and murdering its leader and a turning the streets over to the terrorists. obama violated every single principle to j

don't care about at all, but it is an issue that the gut level feeling that the president was untrustworthy on the foreign policy, and they can latch on to this as an error of the administration, and so maybe talking about it incessantly, and hearings about it, helps the republicans to vote in the midterm elections, and there are other issues that activate the p party to help them be energized against the democrats in the administration, but nobody is going into the voting booth undecided saying i was going to vote democratic, but because of the benghazi, i am voting republican. >> thank you, both. >>> this morning, crews are continuing to battle a wildfire in oklahoma. there is one reported casualty, and more than 1,000 people have fled their homes. that fire is 75% contained, but the temperatures are expected to near 100 degrees in parts of oklahoma today, and the winds there could make it more difficult for firefighters. court is back in session in south africa today in the sensational murder trial for olympian oscar pistorius. the trial has been on a two-week high hiatus. the trial resu

hours and round upon round of interviews centered on donald sterling, magic johnson and the untrustworthiness of sterling and his girlfriend, i guess that's the sticking point for a lot of fans, you have the backward jersey protest. it's very clear that players do not want this guy around. you say the process is sort of unfolding in the right way. but is it reasonable to think that they have the -- the 29 other owners have not sat down and said let's get this process going? >> i think there's a lot of talk among the owners. all the owners don't necessarily know one another and spend a lot of time together except for at meetings. i think there's a lots of talknd i think there's consensus about what they're going to do. i can't emphasize enough. to make somebody give up his team on the basis of speech, which it's the right thing to do and everybody is agreed, but there are safeguards in place to make sure that it can't just be done. you can't just do it overnight. that's what we're going through. i think the start of next season, which is what roger mason, jr., referenced, that seems to me a re

and of course, that doesn't necessarily mean that the earlier neighbors' testimony was untrustworthy,it could lead the judge to conclude that those earlier neighbors were simply mistaken as to what they heard. >> defense is moving quickly here. how much longer might this testimony take? >> reporter: well, we're expecting the defense case to wrap up in the next two weeks. we know that there's a total of between 15 to 17 witnesses in total, so we're reaching about the halfway mark of their case now. >> all right. kelly phelps, thanks for that from pretoria this morning. it's been a long trial, a two-week delay in it, a delay at the start. emotional testimony from him, but still a long way to go. >> another week and a half, maybe two weeks before they wrap this up. >>> meantime, a big-time blowout for the los angeles clippers, not letting the controversy over their owner get in the way of how they perform on the court. andy scholes, the king of the playoffs, has the details next in the "bleacher report." okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aa

i just want to support the amendment and remind our members that iran has proven untrustworthy in thet's not forget that they have directly killed troops and in addition iran is supporting rogue regimes like bashar al-assad in syria, via the state supported system i would just ask their colleagues support this amendment and ideal back my time. >> if there is no further discussion of the adoption of the amendment, so many would please say so. okay, the amendment is agreed to and there will be a roll call at the end of the chairman's mark. are there other amendments? sumac mr. johnson, you have an amendment. the clerk will read the amendment. >> reading the amendment will be dispensed in the chair now recognizes the gentleman from georgia. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> the security situation has become increasingly tenuous since 2011. february of 2011 uprising and this includes the potential to escalate and undermine stability in recent months bombings by french opposition groups have resulted in the deaths of several security personnel including arbitrary detention obligations and sev

overpoliced communities not to snitch and not to engage with the systems which have proved themselves untrustworthys data collection, in this research process moving us towards a more reasonable relationship there? >> sure. i think we have to zoom out and recognize this is not just a problem of racial profiling but we are long overdue for a conversation about policing in general, about the ways in which people interact with police. i know that i've had very contentious interactions with police officers and sometimes we don't think that women of color actually also have these harassing and uncomfortable kinds of situations. one of the things that concerns me about the way that this is being framed is that they're continuing to situate this as primarily a problem of men of color. but women of color are the fastest-growing incarcerated group in the country, which means we're having more interactions with law enforcement, which means we're not necessarily protected because of gender and unless that becomes a -- so is that going to be part of this data collection? and how are the different -- so i don't

obviously russia has proven itself untrustworthy but they have consistently reduced nuclear weapons arsenal as a result of treaties first negotiated by ronald reagan and many others. they have also worked cooperatively with us to contain nuclear material, which has been enormously important, it would be a huge terrorist threat if they were ever to get their hands on nuclear material and outside of the united states the former soviet union is now the place where you have that nuclear material. having some measure of cooperation with them to contain and reduce that material is enormously important. that's the goal of the treaty. it's not a meefert whether or not you trust putin or trust russia. i don't trust many people just in general and i certainly don't trust them. the question is is the treaty an effort to reduce the number of nuclear weapons russia has and to contain and control the fissile material they have is that in our best interests? it is. and we should negotiate that. certainly what putin is doing in the ukraine is reprehensible and violates all manner of treaties and i support