neighbor if nato participates in operations in afghanistan with a united nations mandate the atlantic alliance organization keeps its hands off what americans dubbed the war on terror in effect the executive power in america doesn't need militaries to wage war anymore it is the terrible benefit of clean war in pakistan the bombing campaign is performed by a civilian chain of command. to understand the importance of these disturbing shifts let's get into the details of the procedure that leads to the killing of a terrorist. the kill chain is the process by which decisions are made to execute a target. two institutions are entitled to prepare their own kill list on the one hand the jase off from the defense department is a joint command of all the special operations forces these are militaries. on the other hand the cia in charge of counter spying is a civilian institution your inscription on the kill list makes you a legitimate target. the cia and j. soc don't always agree on the names written on either of the two lists but above all cia targets are located in pakistan yemen and somalia countri

the members of the north atlantic alliance will discuss amongst other things their joint strategy towards the country the u.s. and the e.u. continue to blame moscow for providing direct help to the separatist movement and some reports yesterday even suggested that russia was conducting a military invasion of ukraine r t is going to check again as more. panic alert in western media after key if tweeted that russia invaded ukraine when reports started coming in that fighting broke out between the rebels and ukrainian forces in the port town of. many were quick to claim that it's russia's doing what seems to be happening on the ground however is that russian troops of pushing in from russia photos of tanks emerged to social media with nothing to suggest that they were operated by russian soldiers kill you put out this video claiming it's a russian tank. but while journalists were grappling with the new developments and struggling with the pronunciation of the town that was supposedly being invaded this is no bus got u.s. and nato officials pushed ahead with accusing russia of deploying more

nick burns says the atlantic alliance is essential for americans and europeans. >> n.a.t.o. provides the nuclear defense, the territorial defense of the continent and has been that way since 1949 and has been the most successful alliance in modern history. >> reporter: with the end of the cold war, the soviet war pack vanished. 10 countries joined between 1997 and 2004. countries that were soviet allies or part of the soviet union. >> does that decision look good. imagine with the aggressiveness of vladimir putin, mag what he would -- imagine what he would try to do to extend the effort into romania, bulgari. >> since the fall of the berlin wall, n.a.t.o. moved into areas beyond the mandate, like sending troops into afghanistan, and helping victims of hurricane katrina. it's welcoming former warsaw rivals distresses vladimir putin. russia's fight in ukraine is, in some ways, an attempt to retain russian influence, and russia wants to ensure ukraine does not become n.a.t.o.'s newest member. >> robert hunter, former ambassador to n.a.t.o. says they need to send a message to rus

says the atlantic alliance is essential for americans and europeans. n.a.t.o. provide a nuclear defense, a territorial defense, and has been that way since 1949. it's been the most successful alliance in modern history. with the end of the cold car, the pact vanished. n.a.t.o. expanded. 10 new countries joined. countries that had been allies. >> boy, does that decision look like a good one. you can imagine with the aggressiveness of vladimir putin, you can imagine what he might be doing. and into romania and poland. >> since the fall of the berlin wall. n.a.t.o. has moved into areas like sending troops into afghanistan, and helping victims of hurricane katrina. the welcoming of former rivals distresses vladimir putin. russia's fight is an attempt to retain russian influence. and they want to make sure ukraine is not nato's newest member. >> a senior fellow from st. john hopkins university joins us. ambassador, e.u. leaders are calling for a political solution, but the e.u. president is saying we may be at the point of no return with this situation. what does tha

the atlantic city alliance plans to take out full page ads showing crowds of non-casino visitors are ing. linda steel from the local naacp says plans for atlantic city's future must make local residents >> we have continued to be here and be herec%q want reporter: governor christie says the summit whichwill september 8th will include local representatives from the labor board as well as some local politicians but all their input about the the future of atlantic city. in the atlantic city i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> thanks very much. >>> as of last week wilmington delaware recorded 16 homicides, that is six more then it had seen at this time has year. now as our erika von tiehl tells us governor jack markell is living up to a promise he he made about doing something about the violence in his state. >> reporter: it is not what wilmington wants to be known for: gun violence. the just overnight two gunman opened fire in a home sending three people to the hospital. just the the latest shooting in an increasingly violent city. >> at what time this was a rare thing. >> rep

tomorrow, the atlantic city alliance will run ads showing that the city is more than casinos. the ad mentions beach, shopping, dining, entertainment and other attractions. ♪ one of the images that they are using features a photo shoot of the free lady antebellum concert. a couple of days before that, blake shelton also put on a free concert on the atlantic city beach. >>> another showcase event in atlantic city is the air show. >> it attracts hundreds of thousands of people every year. live at 5:00 on the boardwalk is christine maddela. many agree that this is exactly the kind of event atlantic city needs to survive. >> reporter: right. the atlantic city air show is one of the biggest events of the year here in atlantic city. even though it wrapped up more than an hour ago, there's still a lot of people out here on the boardwalk. they are sticking around. >> i think it's great. >> reporter: this woman lives in philadelphia. >> easy place to come. we get here in about an hour travel time. once we are here, we put the bags in and we out enjoying ourselves. i love it. >> reporter

the part is we have to unweened the perception we've created over those years, the atlantic city alliance marketing agency that has been advertising. one of the things to do in atlantic city, our great mayor is, you know, really working hard and look atlantic city the supply was built to satisfy a mon monopolyistic city to make it sustainable in the new gettive environment. >> bill is thinking there was no other game if town so you didn't have to be good at what you were doing? >> into the you had to be good, you created so much supply. because you were the only place for people to go. now people have options. they have options closer to home. in order to get them to come to atlantic city, you can't be just as good as they are and some of the assets that are closing, that's all they were. it was just as good. so people will go to the closer space. >> was sports gambling the answer? >> well, i don't know that it was the answer. i think it was a long shot from the very beginning. you know, it was unlikely that anything would get through congress at a federal level to help us out and you kno

if you look at latin america, it is quite clearly divided between the atlantic and pacific. the so-called alliance that have adopted more market , which haveicies been more rigorous in terms of fiscal policy are growing faster. more ofomies that have a state led economic policy come a few well will, are not doing as well. >> prospects for rebounds, are there were the economies? >> if any, very small and gradual. we are expecting 0.8% this year and 0.9% next year. i think that says it all. back to where it started, you do not fix the problems overnight. you did not get people to buy overnight, especially with limited option to cut rates as we discussed earlier. with the latin america report. have a good weekend, thank you. week.t, newsmakers of the we continue in just a moment. ♪ >> of reminder, multiple ways to watch bloomberg tv. we are on the web, mobile device, apple tv and amazon prior. it is friday, so we bring you a -- mostk at the most in notable newsmakers of the past week on bottom line. award shows are events. it does trigger conversations with twitter. you get millions of people comment

atlantic coast. deep into the interior. we read a lot about the chickasaw and this english-chickasaw alliance. they are strategically located. much like the iroquois were, they are strategically located in the lower mississippi. major trade routes. waterways and land perhaps. nearby you have the mississippi , river, the tennessee river. you have the natchez trace that goes north to south. you have the creek path that east tocharleston, west, all the way to the chickasaw villages. tap, like theg to ca dutch and the iroquois did, they are going to tap into this trade. they are going to use that to attack their neighbors. they are the only ones with access to guns. they especially target the chop ctaw. circled in red along the pearl river in the mississippi region. and the choctaw are a pretty powerful people. they are about three times more powerful, but they don't have guns and they are ethnically and politically divided. there is going to be this nasty war, a series of raids that will go back and forth between the heavily armed chickasaw and the choctaw. i will give you a couple statistics and