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weapons in hand the policeman besieged the mine the situation soon gets heated. up and i'm asking you the question do you have a mining permit. no one has a permit i applied for one but they never gave it to me. assholes we're going to start standing up that's how it is that all of you want us to want to work so we're going to steal and kill or we'll start drug trafficking. and. i think the only civilian amongst the policeman an engineer from gong colombia guides the troops now a list of the mines to be closed down is displayed on his mobile phone screen. to get him up if you want to take advantage of daylight we should continue on right away. ok let's go let's go now meaning. but the operation is cut short the policeman fear a clash with the miners they contend. themselves with carting away a dozen or so of them back to the police station the police also seize the dynamite used to blast the tunnels. and. bottles is a minor protests he was in the middle of negotiations with kong colombia to legalize his money. i mean let us think it as proof he holds out a busine

the movie is based on the rescue of six american hostages from the besieged u.s.mbassy in tehran in 1979. a frempl lawyer is reportedly in iran over talks over how and where to file that suit. >>> officials in russia say they have a plan to deal with future meteorite strikes. forget running for cover, how about nuking them before they hit. the russian federation council holding a meeting to discuss the possibility of using nuclear bombs to change the meteorite's trajectory as it falls to earth. the project would require international cooperation, of course. the talks come one month after a meteorite flashed the sky over the mountains creating a sonic boom that ended up shattering glass and damaging a lot of buildings. >>> a judge has blocked a controversial law in new york city that limits the size of sugary drinks. the law bans sodas and sugary drinks more than 16 ounces. the judge struck it down calling it arbitrary and capricious. so... [ gasps ] these are sandra's "homemade" yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooey

grant what besieged confederate city that controlled access to the lower mississippi river? jack? vicksburg host>> right! what city whose name means sheltered bay became the capital of an island kingdom in 1845, 114 years before it became the capital of the 50th state? stephanie? honolulu host>> right! that is the site of longwood house, which from 1815 to 1821 was napoleon's home in exile? elba host>> no, harker, you can steal. saint helena [heh-lee-nuh] host>> right! what kind of circuit component stores energy in electric fields in a dielectric material between plates that have accumulated opposing charges? stephanie? capacitors host>> right! which railroad tycoon hired james muybridge [my-bridge] to prove that a racehorse momentarily has all four feet in the air when it gallops? vanderbilt host>> no, harker, you can steal. leland stanford host>> right! the line at a see's candies plant is said to have been the inspiration for the famous chocolate factory scene in whic? jake? i love lucy host>> right! a tough competitor might euphemistically go for them. what is the name of the

you would have been besieged at orleans still, you and your councils of war, if i had not made you attack. you should always attack. and if you can only hold on long enough, the enemy will stop first. you don't know how to begin a battle and you don't know how to use your cannons. and i do. [laughter] i know what you think of us, general joan. never mind about that, jack. tell them what you think of me. i think god was on your side, but i've not forgotten how the wind changed and how our hearts changed when you came. and by my faith i shall never deny that it was in your sign that we conquered. but if we presume further and trust god to do the work we should do ourselves, we shall be defeated and serve us right. shh! i've not finished. do not think any of you that these victories of ours were won without generalship. i know exactly how much god did for us through the maid, and how much he left me to do by my own wits, and i say that your little hour of miracles is over, and that he who plays the war game best will win if the luck is on his side. oh, if, if, if, if! i tell you, bastard, yo

in libor about two hundred former rebel fighters have besieged prime minister ali's a downs office demanding his resignation they claim that according to the country's political isolation law no matters will be no members of the former regime can participate in political life elisa dunn was a diplomat during non they could dump his role before the nation's eight month long civil war in twenty eleven. head of the central african republic francois busy as has been forced to flee to the democratic republic of congo after rebel forces seized control of the capital fronts meanwhile claims that soldiers have secured this airport and called one emergency meeting on the un security council to discuss further action the rebel alliance began its offensive in december and has taken control of about a dozen towns. and that you prefer the psammead morsi has warned that he will take unspecified measures to protect the nation this comes after violent clashes on friday between opposition and muslim brotherhood supporters near the group's headquarters in cairo according to the ministry of health about two hu

in libya about two hundred former rebel fighters besieged the office of prime minister ali's a day and calling for his resignation they claim the country's political isolation law forbids members of the former regime from participating in political life and saddam was a diplomat during moammar gadhafi his rule before the nation's eight month long civil war in two thousand and eleven. pakistan's former president pervez musharraf has returned to his country after five years of self-imposed exile he was the united states main political ally in the war on terror until he stepped down in two thousand and seven made increasing calls for his impeachment which are of set his sights on a political comeback for may elections with a pledge to save the country that the us is waiting to withdraw from troubles in neighboring afghanistan and taliban terror threats are mounting in the region political analysts sult on how many things which are off his back by foreign patrons with their own stake in his country's. best has. to its advantage it looks for. the preference is always that military dictator

in libya about two hundred former rebel fighters have besieged prime minister downs office demanding his resignation they claim that according to the country's political isolation law no members of the former regime can participate in political life dan was a diplomat during moderate gadhafi rule before the nation's eight month long civil war in twenty eleven. the head of the central african republic francois has been forced to flee to the democratic republic of congo after rebel forces seized control of the capital bangui france meanwhile claims its soldiers have secured the city's airport and called for an emergency meeting on the un security council to discuss further action the rebel alliance began its offensive in december and has taken control of about a dozen towns. right after the break a look at the lives of a community which turned its back on society centuries ago you're watching us he does do. british. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy. for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. we're old bel

in libya about two hundred former rebel fighters have besieged the prime minister's office to bad newsa resignation they claim the country's political isolation law forbids members of the former regime from political life don was a diplomat during. the nation's eight month long civil war in two thousand and eleven. today or wanda is a bright example of african prosperity yet less than twenty years ago as witnessed one of the world's worst ever genocides around two million people were lost later in cross talk peter lavelle's guess look at what's behind the country's leap. many people who are movie say hotel rwanda but today's wonder is different because i mean it's very vibrant and the gross weight is we'll since two thousand and ten the economy achieved more than seven percent g.d.p. growth rate per year yes the country's going to have a very tough transition but we have to recognize that development pass rwanda has been mapping out in tom's zero promoting economic freedom it's not an easy process it's not going to be done overnight but the country has been moving tours for greater eco

in libya about two hundred former rebel fighters have besieged prime minister elisa downes office demanding his resignation they claim that according to the country's political isolation law road members of the former regime can participate in political life as a dunn was a diplomat during his rule before the nation's eight month long civil war in twenty eleven. also the head of the central african republic france are busies one has been forced to flee to the democratic republic of congo after rebel forces seized control of the capital bangui. france meanwhile claims its soldiers a have secured the city's airport and called for an emergency meeting of the us security council to discuss further action the rebel alliance began its offensive in december and has taken control of about a dozen towns. in the target of us or europe since american soldiers of a invaded iraq was marked this week with more bombings across the country which killed over sixty people and al-qaeda linked groups are eight holes behind that which happened in mostly shiite areas of the capital baghdad and other cities analy

. >> coming up, concern about what is next in a neighborhood besieged by sink holes and cruise for thet week. >> and what happened to sutro sam? >> coming up u.s. forest service plan tz let more fires just burn this summer. >> and a telecommunications giant makes a big announcement about jobs its bring together >>> repair work continues in that water main flooded last week. the next step will be drilling holes for testing. >> san francisco p.u.c. says there are hundreds of breaks every year but nothing on the scale of what happened here, still, residents got a visit from someone who says he suffered from one, or three of the smaller breaks. >> three years ago the city flooded my last three times. >> neeno went door to door in the flooded neighborhood offering a flyer he says recounts a tale of flooding at his diamond heights home in 2010. we have not been able to confirm with the city but he says it cost him 60,000s ndz repairs and the city is offering 10 cents on the dollar. >> i don't want these people to suffer like vismt i worked 20 years for that home. >> three homes are red tagge

how do they become credible religious leaders at a time when the church is really besieged by the scandalt's more refleblgtive than what kind of management do you need. i think that's an essential question. >> george, do you think that -- let's just talk practical. do they think that the church's challenge is to re-examine the concept of a sell bat priesthood? they have something to do with the challenges they put for the men to come up and give up sex for life. it obviously has something to do with the scandals. >> chris, i don't think so. the sell bat priesthood is a 2,00-year-old tradition. and i don't think anyone ought to think of marriage as a remedy for sexually immature people. marriage is not a crime prevention program. the enormous problem of sexual abuse of clergy which has scarred the churnl throughout the world is a problem of faith. it's men who have not understood and internalized the faith of the church, made that the center of their lives and since we know, from all of the sociological studies, the sexual abuse of the young is a societal wide plague and is very hard for a

yeah, if he goes into that situation and he's in this besieged white house and has to systematicallyfind his way to the president and his son, who is also in there, then you want to be in a good space to do that. >> your character is a former navy s.e.a.l. and you worked closely with some s.e.a.l.s to get inside their heads. what was that like? >> they're amazing individuals. you know, in a way, we deal with for entertainment and excitement and adrenaline, this was to be honest, it's 100% failure, this day. this is a day when security was breached but every day that it's not is 100% success and it's because of the work of these men and women. and when you spend time with them, you realize why that is. they are so dedicated and committed and passionate and it is amazing how their brains work. you spend a lot of time with them, you learn to think that way because once you get in there, it's literally i got to assess the enemy, i got to establish lines of communication, i got to find ammo. that's the fascinating part of the process. but what really got me was what's going on in their ey

the leader was besieged from the opposition parties sparking a brief scuffle.ote fights like this are common apparently in the ukraine parliament. as regular viewers are aware. >> and neo fascists, i mean those are fighting words that's for sure. >> yeah. they are in eastern europe, believe me. >>> okay. what are we looking for tonight? >> we have one economist a chief economist who thinks that the fed will give us a surprise. we'll see if she's right later on. also, of course, fast money madness continues so tweet us who you think will win. because you're the fifth trade tore break the tie out there. you the viewer. >> that's all for "squawk on the street" as we hit noontime on the east coast. it's "the halftime report." >> hi, thank you. welcome to "halftime show." live from the new york stock exchange, and four hours to go until the close. right now green across the board. the dow is good for 54 points. one-third of 1%. the s&p and nasdaq is higher as well. here's what we're follow, hunt for growth. the top fund manager for the next great plays. and the two

how do they become credible religious leaders at a time when the church is really, i think, besiegede scandal. how do they regain authenticity, how do they regain the trust of the community? i think it's going to be a central -- it's an underlying question, and one that's more reflective than what kind of manager and what kind of, you know, internal management do you need, but i think that's a central question to it. >> george, do you think that -- let's just talk practical. the members of the college of cardinals, do they think that the church's challenge is to re-examine the very concept of a celibate priesthood? are they in the mood or in the condition now to think, you know, these scandals are not accidental. they have something to do with the challenge we put before the men who become priests, to give up sex for life, and is that discipline workable today? are they going to get to that kind of question, which obviously has something to do with the scandals? >> chris, i don't think so. the celibate priesthood is a 2,000-year-old tradition in the latin rite church, and, moreover,

i had revealed in a piece that, indeed, they had been put under control of the besiege and elements ofhe iranians, revolutionary guards for safekeeping. given the fact hezbollah and any number of terrorist organizations are lurking around one corner or the next of any syrian city, who knows what's going on there. there's no guarantee anyone has control over these weapons. the fact of the matter is putting boots on the ground at this point is not going to solve the problem of where these wmd stockpiles go. >> dana, this has an eerie echo of that other despotic leader, saddam hussein, who used chemical weapons against the kurds in 1996. is this the next desperate act of a man who's about to use power? >> well, let's hope not, martin. and particularly on the tenth anniversary of the iraq war, the administration is certainly being very careful not to be responding to what just may be some half-baked reports that my colleagues are picking up that same element of skepticism that this is something real. but obviously as the ambassador was saying, if this is something real, the administration'

period of immense domestic turmoil and foreign turmoil, and it would be natural for a leader to feel besieged, as you said. i'm wondering how much of that he brought with him, and i'm thinking back to, again, the story you lay out so beautifully. he doesn't seem to have a lot of friends in the 1950s. >> no. his friends were, his california friends, the drowns, and i think bob and carol finch were very good friends. even though finch was sort of pushed, when fib. came the -- finch came to work with him, he was sort of pushed out. but he was, um, he was, he was sort of a friendless, lonely man in many ways. and particularly as president. but i think the key to him, the key to his failure as a president were two things. sort of the combination of having great power, enormous power which he'd never had before, and you can see him exercise it after he's elected. some of these loony memos addressed to mrs. nixon from the president. [laughter] and it was very, and -- >> loving. >> coming from, he suggested that they should commission a book about the most maligned politician in american history or t

>> i think they were besieged by people who wanted to associate themselves with the madisons.y visitors in addition to -- political visitors in addition to family and friends. sort of like the washingtons and the jeffersons. everybody wanted to meet the great personages. so they always had people in the house with them, not only relatives, but many political visitors as well. >> she was devoted to him and getting his papers together in that role. was she happy doing that? >> yes, at that point she loved her husband very much. that is where he wanted to stay and so she stayed as well. the descriptions of her at this time weren't the same. she's described as content. adam and eve in paradise. she definitely missed washington. she would write and say, "tell me all the news," and she would complain a little bit, "i haven't been out." "keep me up to date and let me know what is happening." for her own self, she probably would have wanted to go back to washington for a visit but james madison was going to stay put. >> she was 49 years old when she left the white house. he was 17 yea