officials wanted to draw the attention on was the story of benjamin dillon also the third secretary of the u.s. embassy who also just like ryan fogle tried to recruit member and then plea of the governmental terrorist commission and we have acquired a telephone conversation between benjamin dillon and the person let's listen to this conversation if you want it is renewed promise you know. it's a group you have. minister ministers and there's a. group militia who long to always be a screw up but also some do not go to her death but in your years and years to. remember assume ordinary used to be mysterious and so. for specific approach to two years did you you do. officials particularly pointed out the striking resemblance between the two stories of benjamin dillon and ryan fogle that they both used the same tactics phone calls offering money maybe the only difference was that benjamin dillon wasn't carrying a wig on him like ryan fogle did but definitely this shows. the same tactics used by cia agents in moscow and probably having the same consequences because we know that ryan fogle is

>> we will play more of the speech and be joined by medea benjamin after the headlines. what president obama spoke on thursday about the future of or, wired jaw, is reporting the pentagon is preparing to launch a miniature communications satellites that will be used by elite forces of the u.s. special operations command, designed to stay aloft for three years or more and will be used to hunt down people overseas. in a major development in the ongoing scandal over the obama administration spying on journalists, nbc news is reporting attorney general eric holder personally signed off on a controversial search warrant that identified fox does reporter james rosen as a possible co-conspirator and violations of the as been not to act. the search warrant enabled justice department investigators to secretly seize his private emails. on thursday, president obama ordered a review of the justice department's procedures for legal investigations involving reporters. >> as commander in chief, i believe we must keep information secret that protect our operations and our people in the

his treatment of medea benjamin i think is a credit to him and i think her passion is a credit to her. but i like the fact he didn't just try to diss her. i was proud to see he didn't do that. at the end of the day it's about execution because the president has articulated some good views. there are people who are going to try to stop him. there are people who don't want to change the amuf or close guantanamo. now the question becomes, how do we work with the president to make sure that some of these good ideas get carried out and it won't be easy and we're going to need all of that passion across america. >> do you think the politics on this issue have changed? i mean, i was struck today by the president saying, you know, this is not -- this war needs to end, and his very specific point about getting out of a framework of being in perpetual war. even saying some group of thugs that call themselves al qaeda doesn't mean they're a credible threat to the u.s. is something you don't, you haven't heard high officials say in a very long time in this country. >> that's right. and that has t

benjamin carson. an honor to have you. >> thank you. great to be here. >>> doctor, you've gone viral. not something you predicted in your life? >> usually in medicine we think of viruses as not a good thing. but this one turned out to be very good. because i've been just overwhelmed by the responses. so many people are just overjoyed to hear some common sense. i don't think that i put fort anything that that's that intellectually challenging. it's just that it's so much better of most of what we're hearing from washington that it seems like a great revelation. you know, the important thing i think, is to begin the dialog. you know, some people say you can't say something like that in front of the president. when did this become a monarchy? you know, we are the people. the president works for us. you know, we need to remember that. this is a country that is for, of and by the people. not for, of and by the government. that is the big battle that we are in right now. we need to make a decision with our

that was benjamin martin who said that or johnny tremain. it was true today.ou think about that history majors of -- majors. >> what did you just say? >> you know exactly what i just said. >> johnny tremain was not a founding father. >> it was benjamin martin. >> got a comment on the show? e-mail us. it is red eye at fox news.com. do you have video of your animal doing something? go to fox news.com/red eye? the half time report from tom shillue. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by clouds. the visible masses of water in the atmosphere which rain and other forms of precipitation fall. thanks, clouds. >>> we're back. let's find out if we have gotten anything wrong so far. we go to you know who, tom shillue. and tom's new comedy cd "halfway there" is now available. >> that's beautiful. >> isn't it though? i like your "bully" one better. >> that's a classic. that's a few months old. >> that was three cd's ago. andy, i have a question for you. it is great for you. you know how to do this job here. >> well, allegedly. >> do you ever go out of order? i want

benjamin's interruptions. i'll start with rick. you're the big democrat here. >> the interruptions are kind of weird. in a sense, i guess they're a little bit annoying but you know what? she serves a very valuable role. i listened to what she said earlier on your show. there wasn't much i could argue with. i actually thought the president would have done well for himself letting her talk and not interrupting her. >> john: michael? >> i agree. what medea seized upon in the speech is it lacked a moral vision. we're not accustomed to that. he usually has a moral vision. even if you disagree, there is an attractive vision he lays out. in that case, the moral vision was brought by medea and the crowd by interrupting the president. >> john: you don't think the notion albeit vague of scaling down the war on terror compromises a moral vision? >> i don't. after you've spent five years invading -- afghanistan and then a pretty sustained drone campaign, i think sort of now trying to justify every illegal thing you've done for the last three y

officials went too far with the fogel case the reason why the benjamin dillon story was not made public in january was because the f.s.b. try to keep it under the carpet they made a warning to the cia colleagues that such things could not happen especially given the fact that f.s.b. and the cia have a very strong partnership in fighting terrorism together i talked to one of the high ranking officials in the f.s.b. and here is how he explained the current state of affairs we were particularly outraged at the actions of the american spy dylan benjamin he tried to convince an employee of the russian national counter-terror committee to hand over classified documents of this department to the cia like mr fogle he was also deported from russia we hope the cia would learn their lesson and something like that would never happen again so we discuss about dylan to the public but apparently they didn't learn that lesson in fogel's case the cia crossed a red line so we had to react according to official instructions. while they have been no common so far not from the us embassy in moscow not from

we were particularly outraged at the actions of the american spy dylan benjamin he tried to convince an employee of the russian national counter-terror committee to hand over classified documents of this department to the cia like mr fogle he was also deported from russia we hope the cia would learn their lesson and something like that would never happen again so we decided not to release the information about dylan to the public but apparently they didn't learn that lesson in fogel's case the cia crossed a red line so we had to react according to official instructions. while they have no common so far not from the u.s. embassy in moscow not from the washington officials but the f.s.b. told me that they will let us know if anything any comments coming from washington come on that matter. and the european union can survive without britain that's according to the french president who gave americans three news conference yesterday. went as far as accusing the british of being a threat to the very existence of. this report. there's been a lot of your skepticism growing in the u.k. and da

siblings form a criminal organization with benjamin is the mastermind. who's responsible for the executions. and i do know arianna the taken out money laundering she was the accountant and francisco havea arianna the youngest brother begins to accompany ramon in the killings. they were living well nobody bothered them the men would walk around and let it go . in the eighty's you would see them at the discos with the food and the different parts of town recruiting young people. to get them until the narco junior scroope became famous for your son was part of the narco juniors. yes you see they were young men that grew up together since go to. our own family's well known here in tijuana. but we parents never realized anything. everyone talked about drum on. look the man who had just got here took care of his family take any book at the end which he needed had money and always bought them all the drinks. less they'd be there and found them the best table in the joint. that's a rotten apple fell and draw to everything. wealthy british soil. markets. find out

great minds of the dia but benjamin after the birth. let me let me i want to know wouldn't let me ask you a question. here on this good morning is what we have in the bank we have our knives out. to do this right with us tonight staying there to get here even if the rate will be and i don't agree to talk about the name and me. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. talking about the same story doesn't make it news no softball interviews no puff pieces tough question. the worst year for those. white house superman. radio guy minutes from a profit i want. to give you. more about the conversations the great minds tonight i'm joined by medea benjamin co-founder of code pink and global exchange and author of the new book drone warfare killing by remote control but dia we've been talking about the consequences of havin

peace where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the palestinian president mahmoud abbas are currently in china they are there on a week long business trip but obviously they won't just be talking business they'll be talking politics and they'll be trying to further cooperate and entrenched relations in the fields of economy trade and science and also develop political trust for some time we have witnessed how china is trying to influence the middle east and play a bigger role in this part of the world if you look at israeli chinese when nations in one thousand nine hundred two the two countries began and established diplomatic relations and since then they have developed increasingly close commercial military and strategic links trade between the two countries currently stands at around ten billion dollars a year their investments in israel are at the beginning i believe they have a number of reasons why the investor why they don't invest in this room. i think this think also in large political terms they think is really simple country they want to have a foothold here. but we also no

a million dollar deals for benjamin netanyahu. and election bloodshed in pakistan forces major candidates into the shadows they prefer to give up. on the campaign trail in favor of staying alive. just approaching a day here in the russian capital with me will receive it's good to have you with us today. a bill allowing the united states to provide training to syrian rebel factions is now circulating among congress but the motion is based on allegations the leadership in damascus has resorted to chemical weapons in the country's long lasting civil war and that's despite u.n. claims it's the rebels who may have deployed illegal agents and not the government for the details now from correspondent in washington. washington is inching closer to arming the rebels this monday the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee introduced a bill that would provide weapons to quote some varied groups of syrian rebels the bill would also give the u.s. government the power to sanction any individual who sells or transfers military equipme

china the problem is that benjamin netanyahu is i mean to secure lucrative trade deals will be hoping to convince the asian economic giant to scale back its partnership with iran but beijing is political favors vested fully with israel's arch rival that of palestine its leader mahmoud abbas was given full state owners and china supporters you visited just a day before a meeting in the capital president xi jinping went to offer a four point peace plan calling for an end to the gaza blockade and the restoration of palestinian rights. now reports on the rush to the east. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the palestinian president mahmoud abbas are currently in china they are there on a week long business trip but obviously they won't just be talking business they'll be talking politics and they'll be trying to further cooperate and entrenched relations in the fields of economy trade and science and also develop political trust for some time we have witnessed how china is trying to influence the middle east and play a bigger role in this part of the world if you look at is

in the middle east for israel beijing is its largest trading partner in asia and prime minister benjamin netanyahu wants to do more business that diplomatically beijing's leaning very much towards israel's arch rival palestine a day before netanyahu is a rival president palestinian leader mahmoud abbas was given a full state owners meeting in beijing president issues in pain went on to offer a four point peace plan calling for an end to the gaza blockade and the restoration of palestinian rights policy and reports now on the rush to the east the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the palestinian president mahmoud abbas are currently in china they're there on a week long business trip but obviously they won't just be talking business they'll be talking politics and they'll be trying to further cooperate and intrench relations in the fields of economy trade and science and also develop political trust for some time we have witnessed a whole china is trying to influence the middle east and play a bigger role in this part of the world if you look at israeli chinese relations in on

. >> national safety council expert john noticed a potentially-davengous situation when david benjamin reached back while the car was moving. >> he was chewing on his shoe. i wanted to make sure nothing was coming off the shoe. >> i wouldn't have done that until the car was totally stopped. >> both benjamin and melissa took their eyes off the road occasionally but got the best marks. suzanna fallon and david benjamin did the right thing because eventually they pulled to the side of the road. >> it only takes a second for something to happen. >> it's good to keep in mind crashes always seem to happen when you least expect them. >>> for the past couple of weeks, we have been telling you about your rights and tonight we tackle the mall and what store security guards and and salespeople can and can't make you do. >> union square, san francisco, with its big stores and bu tykes, you can really shop till you drop. >> of course. >> yep, that's why we're here. >> no matter where you go, before you swipe, you should know a little something about your rights. joe rideout is with consumer action.

says, benjamin listed herself as press in order to get an invitation.min is a well known bay area activist, and one of the founders of the group. 'code pink'. during the most recent bush administration, she camped out near the president's texas ranch. to protest the iraq war. more recently she has written a book criticizing the u-s drone program. > > anny: right now, here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. it isn't a pretty shocked. clear skies and only a few high clouds coming in. we are expecting clear conditions tonight and chile and some spot especially the north bay and and land. saturday, patchy morning clouds are possible, mild and breezy, and then for the weekend, sunday morning drizzle and then for memorial day, rain chances are in the forecast. highs today, and what was still below average, not the bottom out at the upper 30's said in a record low. santa rosa 77. 74 for it livermore valley area. temperatures right now are in the '50s. 60 degree reading and copper. satellite ryder picture showing us we are going to have some clout louvain

he'll be named benjamin stacks. the paramedic who tried revive michael jackson after his fatal overdose was called as the first witness in the ongoing wrongful death case recalling the scene in chilling detail. he said jackson resembled someone at the end of a long stage disease process. hundreds of dancers descended on new york to audition for the rockettes. robert downey jr. continued the press rounds for iran man 3 by ringing the bell at the new york stock exchange. he surprised hundreds of hurricane sandy victims by an early screening. >> daddy warbucks that series is doing really well. >> he's benjamin stacks. are you and "iron man" fan? >> i saw the first one. >> it's good. >> i'm mara schiavocampo, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> this video just into our newsroom. protesters taking over the streets in bangladesh. this in response to the building collapse. >> welcome to news4 today. the live desk also monitor iingn earthquake. >> the rain has cleared ou

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but the global use of lethal drones and important medea benjamin thank you so much . being with us tonight for the great work you're doing great books drawing warfare to see this and other conversations with great minds go to our website conversations with great minds dot com and that's the way it is tonight friday may tenth twenty third team don't forget to walk or see begin you get out there get active tag your. technology innovation all the list i'm elements from around russia. the future covered. police. wealthy british soil. the time to plan for. markets. to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kaiser reports. that afternoon and welcome the prime interest i'm hearing and boring here in the washington do you think that gets her headlines. of a famine rolling in it revenues that come and come tax is the fannie and freddie bailout repayments the u.s. is in the black but only temporary the treasury released of budget figures today for april and reported that o

this week, prime minister benjamin netanyahu tried to convince vladimir putin to put a stop to the weapons deliveries. the israeli leader is undermining israel's right to self-defense. in recent weeks, jerusalem apparently ordered strikes in syria on reporter weapons convoys said to be bound for hezbollah militants in lebanon. the chairman and foreign minister says he understands israel's concerns about syria. he has been on a visit to the middle east where he held talks with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and other politicians. he also visited the palestinian territories. in an exclusive interview, he spoke about the situation. through the entire region, there is great concern the conflict in syria could spill over and engulf all its neighbors. understandably, the concern is israel -- in israel is particularly great. there are some people fighting in syria right now that are not looking for a new democratic beginning but who have a terrorist background and see damascus merely as a preliminary stop on the road to jerusalem perl tha. the situation is very serious. there is a lot

benjamin netanyahu was very difficult to deal with. >> you can understand how benjamin netanyahu would be difficult to deal with with what he had to put up with. in regard to obama's visit, what a great speaker obama put is. if he could sway a country twice, could never sway another country to like him. >> anything the last meeting was not friendly? >> a great speaker but no matter what he said. >> very timeless. >> with respect to obama, the prediction with respect to the future is something to listen to. and the settlements do not change, within 20 years the jews libya minority in israel but that would be catastrophic to make israel and apartheid state and the costs, it would prevent the jews from having a minority within 20 years. >> a lot of good discussion between the lot of people. and it was a little more exquisite on your own. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> there will be a lot of interest to it. >> you are watching the tv on c-span2. forty-eight hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend. >> author shirley woodhouse murdock talks about her book "the longest flig

to speak with american officials now it's benjamin netanyahu we're also expecting. u.n. secretary general ban ki moon to come here to sochi also to discuss syria as well and all of this perhaps shows that we are witnessing a change of the approach by many countries since most western states since the beginning of the conflict were clearly standing on the side of the rebels while what we're seeing now are efforts to get both the syrian authorities and the opposition to finally sit down at the negotiation table and. discuss ways to establish peace in the country which russia has been calling for basically since the beginning of the conflict in syria all right so the israeli leader the russian leader to meet together to discuss syria in the russian resources you have sochi are going to thank you. well israel is one of the countries with the most to gain from a fast resolution to the syrian conflict it's already being affected by the spillover from the crisis though some believe it only has itself to blame as artie's middle east correspondent paula slip now explains. it's a