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will be conditioned on full compliance and we will work with the column b-- to ensure they d not go unpunished and victims are adequately -- and finally, assured that our aid efforts are actually having the desired impact in places like haiti and factors such as corruption are not undermining the effectiveness of our support. we must make sure despite these fiscal constraints we face here the united states is willing to support those partners and we commitment to dealing with security challenges that respect democratic norms and the rule of law and support these broader issues. that's a lot to digest. i know it reads almost like a power point. it almost became one. i wanted to get that on the record. so much of the things we want to do are guided by tactics. the one point i try to make to my colleagues is more often than not -- i said this at a great gathering, that more often than not our allies are an answer, not a problem, that more often than not we are more linked than we believe. now, obviously the media doesn't cover the western hemisphere as much as it once did. much is paid to north k

soaring rates of femicide, rape, and domestic violence, an estimated 95% of these crimes go totally unpunished. we wanted to find out why so few women ever get justice here. so we went to the cops. here we run into another badly beaten woman. she's here to basically report she got beaten up by a neighbor. her name is ingrid. she's 24 years old. he hit you really hard. she said he hit her 30 times with a machete. the flat half of a machete, basically whipping her with the machete. i'm so what did he say while he was attacking you? he said that he was going to kill you. in front of your child. most women don't have faith in the police. ingrid is one of the brave ones. she wants a restraining order. but knows it may not help. do you feel like men get away with stuff like this? attacking women? promising to keep in touch, ingrid limps away. her fate uncertain. the restraining order is only as powerful as the police and the courts that are going to back it up. how powerful is that piece of paper in this country? >> how powerful is a bullet? is a bullet more powerful than a piece of paper? yes. >> r

soaring rates of femicide, rape, and domestic violence, an estimated 95% of these crimes go totally unpunished. we wanted to find out why so few women ever get justice here. so we went to the cops. here we run into another badly beaten woman. she's here to basically report she got beaten up by a neighbor. her name is ingrid. she's 24 years old. he hit you really hard. she said he hit her 30 times with a machete. the flat half of a machete, basically whipping her with the machete. i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. what did he say while he was attacking you? he said that he was going to kill you. in front of your child. most women don't have faith in the police. ingrid is one of the brave ones. she wants a restraining order. but knows it may not help. do you feel like men get away with stuff like this? attacking women? promising to keep in touch, ingrid limps away. her fate uncertain. the restraining order is only as powerful as the police and the courts that are going to back it up. how powerful is that piece of paper in this country? >> how powerful is a bullet? is a bullet more powerful than a piec

the colombian government, the democratically elected chosen to ensure the crimes committed do not go unpunished and victims are adequately compensated. finally by reassessing the program in the region to assure the effort is actually having the desired impact in places like haiti and they are not undermining the effectiveness of the support we must make clear fiscal constraints the united states is willing to support those partners and we commit to dealing with security challenges for the norms into the room of law that support these broad issues. that's a lot to digest and i know it is creating almost like a powerpoint, but i want to get that on the record because as i said earlier the one point i try to make to my colleague is more often than not i said this last night about columbia. they are in answer, not a problem and more often than not it's more than we believe. now obviously they don't cover the western hemisphere as much as it once did much of the global attention is paid to what is happening and these are issues of incredible importance. but i believe the extraordinary opportunity th

. >>> they say no good deed goes unpunished. unfortunately for this man in vietnam, it seems like that might be true. you notice he's driving his taxi with the doors wide open. that's because as he was going to pick up a paying customer, he noticed a woman who had been in a car accident. instead of leaving her there, he went and got a plank. he got her to safety. >> that's great. >> he had to leave both doors open to carry her there. apparently after authorities saw this video, they decided that a fine was in order because he was breaking the law. >> no. not a fine. a medal is in order. >> yeah. he says he would do it all over again because they were able to . >>> the man driving this truck in the next video says he has no idea as to what was happening. he comes around this corner, knocks off there and groceries go fly pg. >> the truck didn't have anything to do with that motorcycle falling. it looked like that motorcyclist was trying to pass on the inside. of course he didn't know that that motorcyclist fell. >> he does pull up

what does the future hold if what happened to me goes unpunished? this is a violation of fundamental civil rights. i want to see a more stable serbia, with independent institutions. reporter: marcovic wants the rule of law to be upheld, but not everyone in serbia shares his priorities. meanwhile, work at the country's biggest building site continues apace. a flashy waterside development that will give belgrade a luxurious facelift -- if need be, even at the cost of the civil rights of its citizens. damien: they live in central europe, and with ancient pagan magic, they can heal the sick. at least that's what many local people believe in the carpathian mountains on the border of ukraine and poland. known as molfars, they're sort of like witch doctors, or shamans, and they use herbs and folk traditions to deal with all sorts of illnesses, from asthma to cancer. but they can also cast spells and curses, and they even say they can predict the future. our reporter was skeptical, so he decided to go to the mountains of western ukraine to meet molfar magda

the crimes do not go unpunished in the victims are adequately compensated. finally by reassessing u.s. assistance programs in the region and ensuring our efforts are having the desired impact. and the factors such as corruption and not undermining our support. we must make clear those physical constraints that we face, the united states is continuing to support those partners and commit to dealing with security challenges that we spread -- that respect democratic norms. that's a lot to digest. i know it reads a lot like a powerpoint. almost became one. [laughter] but wanted to get on the richter -- get that on the record. the 1.i try to make my colleagues is more often than , a great gathering we were able to have. region are nothe we are moreea linked than we believe. obviously the media doesn't cover the western hemisphere as much as it once did. rightfully so, these are issues of global importance. i think the extraordinary opportunity that exists in this -- perhaps it's because i live in miami i have seen it firsthand. there is always the fear that someo

elected government chosen by the people of columbia, to ensure the crimes committed by the fark do not go unpunished and victims are adequately compensated. by reassessing assistant programs in the region and assure our aid efforts are having the desired impact in places like haiti and factors such as corruption are not undermining the effectiveness of our support. we must make clear that fiscal ca constraints in washington dc, the united united states is willing to support those partners and we commit to dealing with security challenges that respect democratic norms of the rule of law and support these broader issues in the international forum. that's a lot to digest. i know it reads almost like a powerpoint but i wanted to get it on the record. so many of the things we want to do are guided by taxes. i said this last night about columbia, more often than not in the western hemisphere, our allies in the region are and answer, not a problem. more often than not we are more linked and we believe. i usually the media doesn't cover the western hemisphere has much of the ones did. much global attention

speech and religious liberty that would allow political speech from houses of worship to go essentially unpunished. this would be something we should listen in. [applause] >> who is getting this pen? in honor of dr. martin luther king. this is promoting and the promotion of free speech and religious liberty, that's a big one. that's as big as it gets, right? [applause] thank you very much everybody. fantastic to have you, we really appreciate it. very special, these are two very, very special executive orders and we are honored to have everybody here. thank you all. we appreciate it. >> jon: a rose garden ceremony for the president to sign the religious liberty executive order. as i started to say before, and prevents, would prevent the prosecution or loss of tax-exempt status to any faith-based organization that makes political proclamation and inside their of worship. the president and heads to new york a little bit later on today to me with the australian prime minister and a big event on board the uss intrepid on the west side of manhattan. we will see you back here in an hour. "outnumbered" s

of course, you have this sort of behavior is -- it goes unpunished in many places. particularly on the campuses today. you had and calls are unable to speak at berkeley because there were sure to be a riot. you had the hideous episode up at middlebury college in vermont, where charles murray was basically shouted down by a mob, for which there has only been the mildest sort of punishment going on up there for those students. we do have real intolerance. you had stephen colbert in this rant last night on his comedy show on cbs, which was just obscenity started, something you hear off-color cracks on late-night shows from time to time, but nothing that i have seen is as unrepeatable he vulgar as what i heard last night. these are restraints that are being broken through as we go. it does make you wonder if we are on a slippery slope to it real violence. >> tucker: ed kind of does. my question is, what about the leaders, such as they are? chuck schumer, for example, i think he is a loyal american. he is certainly a smart guy. why wouldn't he stand up as the senior demo

he said that the crimes that they committed should not go unpunished, but amnesty for the terrorists is the centerpiece of the deal. and now they're out, colombia's asking for $450 million, and senator rubio seems to want to give it to them. paul: all right. dan? >> well, my miss goes to new york city, paul, where if this summer you have people blasting a party into your neighborhood at four a.m., you can just forget about calling the cops. under a new nypd directive, the cops can only enter a party if the host invites them in. now, this is apparently the result of the city getting sued constantly by partiers who objected to the cops coming into their parties. now the only way they can come in is if host invites them in. welcome to fun city. paul: all right. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel, thanks to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot, and we hope to see you right here next week.

of course, you have this sort of behavior -- it goes unpunished in many places.e, particularly on the campuses today. you had ann coulter unable to speak at berkeley because there was sure to be a riot. you had the hideous episode up at middlebury college in vermont, where charles murray was basically shouted down by a mob, for which there has only been the mildest sort of punishment going on up there for those students. we do have real intolerance. you had stephen colbert in this rant last night on his comedy show on cbs, which was just obscenity, started something, you hear off-color cracks on late-night shows from time to time, but nothing that i have seen was as unrepeatably vulgar as what i heard last night. these are restraints that are being broken through as we go. it does make you wonder if we are on a slippery slope to it real violence. >> tucker: it kind of does. my question is, what about the leaders, such as they are? e chuck schumer, for example, i think he is a loyal american.y i don't agree with him on anything. but he is certainly a smart guy. why wouldn't he stand up

he said that the crimes that they committed should not go unpunished, but amnesty for the terrorists is the centerpiece of the deal. and now they're out, colombia's asking for $450 million, and senator rubio seems to want to give it to them. paul: all right. dan? >> well, my miss goes to new york city, paul, where if this summer you have people blasting a party into your neighborhood at four a.m., you can just forget about calling the cops. under a new nypd directive, the cops can only enter a party if the host invites them in. now, this is apparently the result of the city getting sued constantly by partiers who objected to the cops coming into their parties. now the only way they can come in is if host invites them in. welcome to fun city. paul: all right. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel, thanks to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot, and we hope to see you right here next week. j.j. olivia. have a great sunday. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: good morning, the president could take a new fbi director by the end of this upcoming week. the white house's revised travel ban b

he said that the crimes that they committed should not go unpunished, but amnesty for the terrorists is the centerpiece of the deal. and now they're out, colombia's asking for $450 million, and senator rubio seems to want to give it to them. paul: all right. dan? >> well, my miss goes to new york city, paul, where if this summer you have people blasting a party into your neighborhood at four a.m., you can just forget about calling the cops. under a new nypd directive, the cops can only enter a party if the host invites them in. now, this is apparently the result of the city getting sued constantly by partiers who objected to the cops coming into their parties. now the only way they can come in is if host invites them in. welcome to fun city. paul: all right. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel, thanks to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot, and we hope to see you right here next week. ♪ ♪ kelly: the search is on to replace ousted fbi director james comey. fox news now learning the justice department is interviewing at least six candidates today. hello, everyone

perpetrators of these acts often go unpunished and graduate reinforcing this criminal behavior. this also emboldens them to continue to assault their fellow service members as they ascended the ranks. to break the cycle we need strong reforms to make clear that this behavior is not tolerated. in fact the only result in cases like this should be dismissed. military leadership for decades testified that they are of one mind. they have zero tolerance for assault. tens of thousands of survivors of these acts subsequent retaliation at times ineptitude of the chain of command makes a mockery of the stated policy. words alone are just words. if we have any hope of stamping out the issue, the tone must be set at the academy. this isn't just about right and wrong, but being able to attract the very best served and readiness in our fighting force. nothing short of the future of our military depends on us getting this right. the department of defense on annual harassment for academic year is 2015, 2016 show a complete failure in addressing this epidemic. 12% of women in the academies exper

assault often leave academies under own volition or forced out, perpetrators of the heinous acts often go unpunished. this also emboldens to continue as they ascend up the ranks. we need to make clear that this behavior is not tolerated. in fact, the only result in cases like this should be dismissal. military leadership for decades has testified that they are of one mind, that they have zero tolerance for sexual assault. the tens of thousands of survivors of the heinous acts substance subsequent retaliation at times ineptitude of chain of command makes a mockery of the stated policy. words alone are just words. if we have any hope of stamping out the systematic issue of sexual assault in our ranks, the tone must be set at the academies. this isn't just about right and wrong but being able to attract the very best to serve and the readiness and unicohesion within our fighting force. nothing short of the future of our military depends on us getting this right. the department of defense annual report on sexual assault and harassment in academies for academic years 2015 and 2016 show a complete failure

perpetrators of these heinous acts often go unpunished, graduate, reinforcing this criminal and abhorrent behavior. in order to break this cycle, we need strong reforms to make clear that this behavior is not tolerated. in fact, the only result in cases like this should be dismissal. military leadership for literally decades has fetestifi that they are of one mind, that they have zero tolerance for sexual assault. the tens of thousands of survivors of these heinous acts, subsequent retaliation at times, inept ta tufd their chain of command makes a mockery of this stated policy. words alone are just words. if we have any hope of stamp ulging out the systemic issue of sexual assault in our ranks, the tone must be set at the academies. this isn't just about right and wrong, but being able to attract the very best to serve. and the readiness and unit coeegs within our fighting force. nothing short of the future of our military depends on us getting this right. the department of defense annual report on sexual assault and ra hawaii ras meant in the service academies for economic years 2015/201

it‘s infuriating, isn‘t it, seeing a player dive orfeign injury and go unpunished. well english football will follow scotland‘s lead and introduce retrospective bans, under a new offence of "successful deception of a match official". the fa say incidents will be reviewed by a panel of three and a unanimous decision will result in a two—match ban. but not everyone approves. i think it‘s rubbish because what about the lad that gets booked who did not die of? what will they do? ring technology in and we can look at it on the day. bring a symbian in so we can put them in the sink in for ten minutes and return to the feel. stock paying these money to create rubbish situations in the game. the outgoing chief executive of the rfu, ian ritchie, says the england coach doesn‘t have to be english. ritchie helped appoint australian eddiejones to the role in 2015 — and he believes quality should always be the overriding factor. you need the best coach that you can get and the most important thing is, friendly, whether he be kiwi, australian or martian, you need the bes

when doping goes unpunished clean athletes are left wondering, what would my life have been like if i actually compete on a level playing field. michigan owed a moment on the podium? did i miss sponsorships and endorsements only come with an olympic medal? the unanswered questions in this experience -- of course there are individuals that lose their experience to cheers. but this experience is also for others. everyone is left asking my play of the game is rigged? if the destination has become more important than the journey. i am not the first athlete to say this on capitol hill. the house energy and commerce committee heard out of nelson, the american shot putter nine years after the 2004 olympic games would receive his gold medal in an airport food court. really, a food court! and they heard from michael phelps, the most decorated olympian in the history who despite his own unprecedented success wonders if he truly ever competed on a level playing field while on the international stage. the reason why people like us speak on issues like this is because we know that here in the unit

>> no good deed goes unpunished. >> i don't see hamburger. >> that works for him. >> people are so bored. so much time on their hands. >> throwing kebabs and everything. >>> now, to the botta battle of statues. we know the wall street bull, right? the artist called it a symbol of strength and prosperity. a couple of months we were introduced to fearless girl, a statue symbolizing women's empowerment. the problem, fearless girl was placed directly in front of the bull, facing him head-on. the bull's artist claimed that fearless girl diminished the meaning of his famous work because she made the pull appear menacing and monstrous. and that wasn't his intent. now, there's a third statue. meet sketchy dog. a third artist made this of a dog, relieving himself. next to fearless girl. he, apparently, the artist of sketchy dog, sided with the artist of the bull and does not like the statue of fearless girl. >> your move, fearless girl. >> apparently sketchy dog was removed after three hours by the artist himself. >> next a statue of a dog catcher. >> a pooping poodle. >>> you're going to see som

. >> no good deed goes unpunished. >> come on. >> that's what works for him. >> people are so bored. they have so much time on their hands. >> now to the battle of the statues. we all know the famous wall street bull. the artist called it a symbol of strength and prosperity. then we were introduced to fearless girl. she was faced directly in front of the bull facing him head on. the bull's artist claimed that fearless girl diminished the meaning of his famous work because she made the bull appear menacing and monstrous. and that wasn't his intent. now there's a third statue. meet a third artist created this statue of a dog relieving himself on the girl, lifting it directly next to fearless girl. he apparently, the artist of sketchy dog, sided with the artist of the bull and does not like the statue of fearless girl. well, apparently sketchy dog was removed after about three hours by the artist himself. >> by the statue of a dogcatcher. >> number four. >> are you ready to see a great escape on video? here it is. you're going to see something like you've never seen before. a snake was

perpetrators of these heinous acts often go unpunished, graduate, reinforcing this criminal and abhorrent behavior. this also emboldens them to continue to assault their fellow service members as they ascend up the ranks. in order to break this cycle, we need strong reforms to make clear that this behavior is not tolerated. in fact, the only result in cases like this should be dismissal. military leadership for literally decades has testified that they are of one mind. they have zero tolerance for sexual assault. the tens of thousands of survivors of these heinous acts, subsequent retaliation at times ineptitude of their chain of command makes a mockery of this stated policy. words alone are just words. if we have any hope of stamping out the systemic issue of sexual assault in our ranks, the tone must be set at the academies. this isn't just about right and wrong, but being able to attract the very best to serve and the readiness and unit cohesion within our fighting force. nothing short of the future of our military depends on us getting this right. the department of defense report for

while we all agree that no child pornography offense should go unpunished, we cannot overlook the consequences of mandatory minimum sentencing. the on 2251-a, prohibits use -- 2251-a prohibits the use of child pornography and related conduct including overseas production and advertising child pornography. pursuant to this bill, two new offenses would be added to this section to prohibit the production of child pornography and the transmission of live depictions of a child engaged in sexually explicit conduct, such as live streaming abuse online. this measure would also modify the existing offenses, prohibits having a minor assist in sexually explicit conduct for the purpose of producing or transmitting child pornography. as amended, this offense would prohibit having a minor assist in sexually explicit conduct that violates each of the three newly enumerated production offenses except the transportation of a minor for use in child pornography production. in addition, it would amend the prohibition against the production of child pornography abroad to forbid the live transmission of child porno