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Now theyre marching and they dont have an end in sight. no violence. a lot of police are out, the philadelphia police inspector told me we have sufficient law enforcement. they say the people are protesting peacefully. a lot of the people ive been talking to have been telling me this is about a lot more than freddie gray, this is about being seen as equals under the eye of the law, no matter what race you are. another young woman told me this is about opportunity, economic opportunity as well as...

>> once you take god and morals out of the equation, the sky is the equation. >> once you take god out of equation, everybody is free to make their own decisions. the question is do we want a nation that picks and chooses who gets more rights than others or do we want a nation of equals? my opponent here wants a nation of equals. john: you are objecting to the crosses which are harmless of the 10 commandments getting in everybodys race your rights are not threatened. >> it is a step away from re...

They would have been bad news. >> once you take god and morals out of the equation the sky is the limit, my friend. >> we can debate the history all we want. do we want a nation that picks and chooses who gets more rights than others? or do we want a nation of equals. >> you eight yiss are obnoxious objecting to these ten commandments, your rights arent being threatened. >> every step away from separation of church and state is a step toward theocracy, and yes, it does harm us. >> how? where? >>...

That reside there. i have supported the jordanian agreement. i felt it was a stronger measure. but i basically believe in our constitution which says that the congress, not the executive branch, will have the power to regulate commerce with foreign nations. it doesnt say rubber stamp agreements that the executive branch negotiates and it doesnt say you cant amend. congress has to be able to fix whats wrong with these agreements and frankly, chris, in my area and the whole country, since these so...

For myuran sukumaran. should we assume it will be the same decision? throughout this, have the two been deemed equally responsible up until now? would we expect the same outcome for the other guy? >> reporter: yeah, well, theyve certainly presented their cases as equals in the same way. they presented exactly the same evidence. they have their lawyers presenting similar cases, saying that they are both remarkable examples of reform within prison. theyve both turned themselves around. they have r...

>> this is not a lifestyle i would live when i get out because i like women. im in prison. theres no women in here. but there are men who want to be women. i have to deal with it when im in here. >> though marquise might not be in it for the long haul, that hasnt deterred precious from being a surrogate spouse. >> he doesnt have to do anything. i make sure whatever he needs, whatever he wants, he has that. thats not just me. thats part of what they call penitentiary rules. you take care of the m...

>> this is not a lifestyle i would live when i get out because i like women. im in prison. theres no women in here. but there are men who want to be women. i have to deal with it when im in here. >> though marquise might not be in it for the long haul, that hasnt deterred precious from being a surrogate spouse. >> he doesnt have to do anything. i make sure whatever he needs, whatever he wants, he has that. thats not just me. thats part of what they call penitentiary rules. you take care of the m...

Half of syrias population has had to leave their homes. the fight to survive is especially hard for children. there is a glimmer of hope as our zain asher reports. >> reporter: with wide eyes that have seen too much these syrian children are eager to turn the page. their new home is far from the daily shelling that have crumbled their country. far from normal as well. but seemingly becoming more and more perm with time. this is the crowded unicef-sponsored refugee camp in jordan. home to about 8...

A mantel from their father who inherited it from his fatherary down the line and a woman and a man who met as real equals and forged an equal partnership and has her own profile as rebecca tracer pointed out as they met in a time in their lives when this was a way that it was very difficult to imagine running as a 25-year-old woman. >> when she spoke as the commencement speaker at wellesley on the watergate commission and childrens defense fund then she made a wifely move move wrg her husband to...

Know we hear a lot about dynastic politics. the clintons are not a dynasty. it is a political marriage and i think its -- >> its an important distinction. >> i have a lot of issues with her issues senator clintons. substantively but two-time senator, secretary of state and one could argue the baggage of her marriage has not helped her. >> yes. >> so i do think we need to think hard about the differences. >> when you talk about the bush family, right and the clinton family, the bushes and clinton...