. >> bt is that the point of a burka? >> no. >> it is. men force women to dress in the head to tow things to keep them from being desirable: is that right? >> i have been taught by the muslim feminist blogs that wearing a burka is a choits. >> sbt there a time and place to dress up? when ever somebody dresses in a provocative manner -- like at a church. when you go to church every morning -- >> that's where the eligible men r. >> those are priests. >> i'm getting really uncomfortable. >> temple. >> i don't understand why anyone is upset about this memo. i guess it is because it wasn't worded sensitively enough. the blog responded by saying no you don't need to mention that stiletto heels are inappropriate. but they did need to mention it. they said they were getting actual complaints. they did need to mention it. this poor man or woman was sitting there going how the hell do these students not know this. >> you know it was directed at one person, but they had to take everybody aside. it was like the letter to one person. >> it is like wri

the attackers are wearing wome women's burkas. >> reporter: a witness told al jazeera that taliban fighters were armed with assault rifles and grenades. this is the second attack in 24 hours and the fourth in just over a week. the distances between the targets show how the taliban can still seemingly strike where it likes. on march 25th, an attack. two police officers and five taliban were killed in the gun battle. three days later fighters targeted a building used by an american aid group. a girl was killed by a suicide-bomber. security forces killed the four again moneygunmen. the taliban is doing all it can to steer voters away from polling stations away from next week's vote. >> as we get close to the elections, which is a very political event in afghanistan, we do believe and understand that there are enemies who would launch attacks like they have in the past four days. >> the final address on marc march 15th karzai said u.s. soldiers must leave afghanistan because afghan forces are ready to protect the whole country on their own. he said afghanistan does not need u.s. military traine

the attackers are wearing wome women's burkas. >> reporter: the taliban fight percent armed with assault rifles and rocket-propelled grenades. this is the second attack in the afghan capitol in 24 hours, the fourth in just over a week. the distances between the targets show how the taliban can still seemingly strike where it likes in the capitol. on march 20th taliban gunmen shot 20 people dead including two girls on march 12th. in another attack five were killed. three days later a girl was killed by a suicide-bomber. four gunmen were killed. the taliban seems to be doing all it can to scare people away from the polling stations in next week's vote. >> this is a very political event in afghanistan, we do believe and understand that there are enemies who would launch attacks like they have so far in the past few days. but they will not deter us from our commitments. >> reporter: in his time address to afghanistan's parliament on march 15th president karzai said u.s. soldiers must leave afghanistan at the end of the year. he said afghan forces are ready to protect the whole country on the

if the school was worried about boys being distracted, sbt the a isn't the answer burkas?the answer is to segregate the sexes. they do that in afghanistan. >> or like an all boys school. >> look, i don't think -- the jesible clothes may have been really strange. i think they are right. the idea is if boys are being oaths and apes and attacking girls because they are wearing yoga pants, it is not the girls wearing yoga pants' fault. is that a a controversial position? >> we will see if anybody disagrees with you. >> we are punishing boys by taking away the yoga pants. >> you are punishing america. >> this is the highest level of of -- yoga pants. we have gotten to this point and to go back, we will not go back. >> they are taking away our biggest tool which is to show off our body in tight clothing. we know you become puddy. no one wins. >> are you really sinister, robert -- aren't you? >> the villains are the boys who cooperate control themselves. >> they are the victims. >> well they ruined it for the rest of the boys. >> boys are animals. >> i saw you look surprised when

the attack is wearing women's burkas. >> a witness told al jazeera the taliban fetterers armed wit figh assault rifles and grenade. this is the fourth attack in just over a week. the distances between the targets show how the taliban can seemingly strike where it likes in the capitol. on march 20th, gunmen shot nine civilians go ahead including two girls. on march 25th the office of the provincial election commission was attacked. two police officers and five taliban were killed in the gun battle. three days later fighters targeted a building used by an american aid group. the girl was killed by the suicide-bomber, security forces killed the four gunmen. saturday's attack on the election commission hq is close toed highway to the east of the city. the taliban seems to be doing all it can to scare voters away from the polling stations in next week's presidential vote. >> as we get close to the afghan elections, which is a very political reason in afghanistan, we did believe and understand that there are enemies who would launch attacks like they have so far in the last few days. but they

a diplomat, and she is the progenitor of the contemporary writer, so she went there and she wore a burka, and his father said to her, louise saw elizabeth was her scottish name. he said, well, if she'll convert to islam and she knows how to hold the fort with a gun, you can marry her. and she was happy to convert to islam in 1918, and she was a scottish highlander's daughter, and she knew how to hold a fort. very, very wonderful writing. the best adventure writing is rosita ford's which probably nobody has ever heard of, and she's out of print. i discovered her, and she's in the 1920s and 1930s, and she went everywhere, including afghanistan. the british, as i said, they go without sleep, they go without water, they don't need food -- [laughter] they climb the most rugged landscapes possiblement of and on -- possible. and on horseback. they ride into desert storms, straight into them, just for the fun. and i'm not exaggerating. so i think that we have reached, very rapidly, nearly the end of this wonderful evening. is there, is this about it? >> we have -- [inaudible] one more question o

so she went there, and she wore a burka, and his father said to her, louisa elizabeth was her scottish name. he said, well, if she'll convert to islam and she knows how to hold the fort with a gun, you can marry her. and she was happy to convert to islam in 1918, and she was a scottish highlander's daughter, and she knew how to hold the fort. very, very wonderful writing, the best adventure writing the roe see that ford's -- rosita ford's which which probably nobody's heard of. and she's out of print. she's in the 1920s and 1930s, and she went everywhere, including to afghanistan. british, as i said, they go without sleep, they go without water, they don't need food. [laughter] they climb the most rugged landscapes possible and on horseback. they ride into desert storms, straight into them just for the fun. and i'm not exaggerating. so i think that we have reached, very rapidly, nearly the end of this wonderful evening. is there, is this about it? >> we have time for one more question? one more question over here? sure. >> how did you get a passport? >> you are have to read the book --

what rights would women have if their employer forced them to wear burkas? don't think justice kennedy was bushing in that direction, he said, that's not this case. and the truth is, the law, the religious freedom restoration act calls for a balance. the government's problem here is that it doesn't have a strong interest in forcing the green family or the hahn family to pay for these drugs when previous correspondence have said the government has made exceptions so tens of millions of people aren't in exemptions. there are plenty of other ways to get people drugs without dragging these people into it. >> this is outrageous, what is happening, hobby lobby doesn't want to provide female workers with any birth control. your thoughts? >> it's not true, first of all. hobby lobby provides all sorts of standard birth control, it's a small handful of drugs and devices that can cause early abortions that hobby lobby doesn't want to provide. >> it's 4 contraceptions out of 20. they object to 4. 16 they're fine with providing that to the female workers? >> that's right

good veteran association who believes that the warring sides withdraw from equal work assuming the burkas who faced their world financed and a well trained force their recognitions was excellent they knew about our tactics and strategies they were traitors that we were naked and blind. it. was their kids' reputation now fatally undermined by the interim government in kiev that remains at least one place in ukraine where they still respected ukraine's south in the town of most region of crimea recognized neither kids knew masters nor their laws and they refused to disarm the bankers in fact they reinforced them in stand this is that has porters of ukraine's very crude here in crimea so for opel as you can see the building is surrounded by barricades and patrolled around the core so-called people's guards are here day and night they say they are worried about attacks this is the upside down reality of ukraine today those whose mission just until recently was to secure a peace and prosperity of the country's population are today in need of protection themselves people here have different bac

disguising themselves as women in burkas, these thieves robbed a jewelry store in a mall in bahrain.d this gang took to their motorcycles to rob a jewelry store in london. >> noble: the copycats are really just organized crime groups that have identified an easy way to make money based on the celebrity status, i would say, in large part, of the pink panthers. >> simon: and the police admit that, unfortunately, they themselves didn't help matters when they started calling the gang "pink panthers." >> noble: the problem with this group is that the name "pink panthers," it engenders inside us the first memory is the movie or movies about the pink panthers, and we smile at the name of pink panthers. >> simon: and here's why. >> does your dog bite? >> no. >> i thought you said your dog did not bite! >> that is not my dog! >> simon: and indeed, the first thing you think of when you hear "pink panthers" is comedy. >> noble: that's why we try to highlight, whenever we can, the way in which they perpetrate these robberies. they are not nice guys. these are not nice guys who are stealing from

and you can have hypotheticals about the employer makes them wants to make them wear burkas and so forth. that's not in this case. but in a way, the employees are in a position where the government, through its healthcare plans, is, under your view, is allowing the employer to put the employee in a disadvantageous position. the employee may not agree with these religious beliefs of the employer. does the religious beliefs just trump? is that the way it works? >> well, no, it's not just the way it works, justice kennedy. and i actually have four things i'd like to say about that, if it's possible. one is, i think the first thing about third-party burdens is you have to ask where are they coming from. and if the third-party burdens are coming from an employer i mean, an employer right now can put some burden on their rights because they have to listen to religious music or whatever. that's not as serious as a burden that's coming directly from the government. so that's one principle to think about. another principle, and this more of a detail, but i think it's important, is that to the ext

ironically they only take pay pal for payment so you might be able to hide from drones with your new burka but your credit card won't be able to hide from edie would. talk about that by following me on twitter at the red and. blue. eyes and a site that gets big corporations kind of confused. because. i'm trying to get all them all about money and i was actually sick for a politician the last week so it's a tax break right. now just to rest is a society. that. i would rather s questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question or. welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser you know the bank of england caused a stir when it emitted last week that money is created not by the government or some trick banks printing money but by private banks issuing loans debt ious if i go to lloyds today and borrow one hundred sixty million pounds in order to buy a one bedroom flat in mayfair wall all one hundred sixty million new pounds are created out of thin debt air ironically however the more debt

guy in the shop you can buy items like the entitlement burka metal plate is a burqa that shields you from the thermal surveillance that's used by military drones so when the military is flying over your neighborhood looking for thermal activity so it knows where all the people are so it can bomb them into oblivion and you'll remain hidden and if you're a virgo where in the us you'll probably want to remain in. the end i drove bercow will set you back twenty five hundred bucks though so you might want to consider the anti drone hit job instead that'll only cost you four hundred fifty dollars or if you're a guy you can opt for the end footy for three hundred fifty dollars but if you're that guy i think it's safe to say no one is going to mess with you anyway you can also buy the off pocket in the privacy gift shop which is the privacy excessively for mobile phones it blocks all wireless signals from entering and exiting the case so if that pesky drone hunting you down is looking for you by your phone's g.p.s. they won't be able to find you. adam designed the privacy gift shop to and th

police we spoke to today, the attackers from the taliban, the taliban claim responsibility, dressed in burkasg clothing that many women in this country wear as a disguise. they entered with this disguise into the building in the early morning hours. they established their position there. they had heavy weapons, including one chain-fed machine gun. assault rifles and rocket-propelled grenades. and then they began a several-hour assault on to the headquarters of the electoral commission. dozens of afghan officials were inside. we were speaking to the afghan officials as they were rushed into their safe rooms, as they were rushed into a bunker in the compound. they said that some materials caught fire. they still believe that they have enough materials, ballots and advertisements for this -- and instruction pamphlets for the election to go ahead smoothly. but there has been a lot of violence already. ten attacks -- four attacks in the last ten days, all of them by the taliban. and the taliban says that it wants to increase violence to disrupt what it calls a false election. and the taliban feels

and in response to a law that will give burka 15% of revenues and 50% to the government for projects for the benefit of libyans. >> rebels seized fully ports, causing oil ex-forts drop to a low. costing billions in losses. if successful in will be the first sale of oil. prime minister said he was unsure why government orders to stop the ship docking were not carried out by the military. >> the militia kept their weapons and challenge authority. threats like this from the government will not help. >> a cargo ship hauling weapons believed to be from iran docked in israel. israel intercepted the ship and it's believed to be transporting weapons to hamas. they found 150 containers and row after row of rockets. iran says israel is lying and says the ship man came from them. >> opinion polls suggest miguel serrano in el salvador. former guerilla commander miguel serrano nearly won in the first round. he failed to vet a majority of votes. sanchez hopes to one on the back of his party's leftist policies. he wants to use a social agenda to revive the economy. his rival is a former mayor norma

and you can have hypotheticals about the employer makes them wants to make them wear burkas and so forth. that's not in this case. but in a way, the employees are in a position where the government, through its healthcare plans, is, under your view, is allowing the mployer to put the employee in disadvantageous position. the employee may not agree with these religious beliefs of the employer. does the religious beliefs just trump? is that the way it works? >> well, no, it's not just the way it works, justice kennedy. and i actually have four things i'd like to say about that, if it's possible. and i actually have four things i'd like to say about that, if it's possible. one is, i think the first thing about third-party burdens is you have to ask where are they coming from. third-party burdens are coming from an employer i mean, an employer right now can put some burden on their rights because they have to listen to religious music or whatever. that's not as serious as a burden that's coming directly from the government. so that's one principle to think about. another principle, and this

the burkas faced the world financed and a well trained force there recognitions was excellent they knew about our tactics and strategies we were naked and blind. and. with their kids reputation now fatally undermined by the interim government in kiev there remains at least one place in ukraine where they are still respected ukraine's southern autonomy as region of crimea recognized neither kiev's new masters nor their laws and they refused to disarm the barracudas in fact they reinforced them instead this is the headquarters of ukraine's very could here in crimea so for operators you can see the buildings around by barricades and patrolled around the core so-called people's guards are here day and night they say they are worried about attacks this is the upside down reality of the crane today those whose mission just until recently was to secure a peace and prosperity of the country's population are today in need of protection themselves people here have different backgrounds they're from different ethnic groups but they share one common goal this is only one. well protection berkut fro