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>> it's a simple principle. an injury to one is an injury to all. if we imagine ourself in any situation thinking of that one rule, what can i do in the situation to be in solidarity with someone who is being injured? whether through oppression or through an individual human action, what is my responsibility as a human being to insure that another human being's dignity is not looked down upon. >> yeah, a good union principle. we love having you here. stay right there. when we come back, there is somebody working on that. the pastor who made marriage equality his mission when we're back. hi, i'...

Tsunamis, many wonder why god would create such disasters. is he really capable of creating evil? he's supposed to be great. >> our next guest says yes, but it's all part of his plan. he is the author of the new book "god forsaken" and he's our guest this morning. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> this seems to be the number one question that people grapple with. they might be a person of faith but ask that question, why would god if he's so good evoke evil on some people. >> right. and when you look at evil and suffering, you have to divide them into two camps. there's moral evil. mora...

rapes of young boys allegedly by a former assistant coach and allegedly covered up or at least ignored by other penn state officials. we get the latest from our mary snow. >> reporter: two days after ousting its president and former coach joe paterno, penn state's board of trustees announced today that it is forming a committee to investigate the failure surrounding the reporting of sex allegations by jerry sandusky. the board of trustees says no resources will be spared. they will have independent counsel and investigative teams saying there are no restrictions on the scope or activ...

>> this financial crisis could have been avoided, let us be clear. this calamity was the result of human action, inaction and misjudgment. not of mother nature. >> there is some harsh criticism of the federal reserve, including chairman ben bernanke and his predecessor alan greenspan for failing to stop the flow of toxic mortgages and not setting appropriate mortgage lending standards. the republican members of the financial crisis inquiry commission strongly disagreed with the democrat, arguing the report ignored the huge global capital flows that may have contributed to the financial bubble ...

Details on this report including the fact that wall street kept selling those toxic mortgage securities even after the housing market had begun to tank. otherwise, the report pretty much follows the story line you've come to know. that wall street behaved badly, the government missed of ton of warning signs and that the rest of us paid dearly. >> reporter: in more than 500 pages, the commission blames the meltdown on a complex stew of break down and regulatory negligence. >> this crisis could be avoided. let us be clear. this calamity was the result of human action, in action and misjudgment. ...