the second question has to do, you mentioned central asia. and you're both five-year and twenty-year outlooks, you never mentioned the initiative by china which is actually transforming the region as we speak. i was wondering to hear about that. thank you very much. >> i mentioned before sort of in passing, obviously china regards central asia as important. so far it is more talk than action. over time it will turn into something. that part of the world is bound to grow assuming their autonomy stays in decent shape. i think that is true. i'm a first question, there's only two outcomes. policy successes and intelligence failures. i think i would resist a little bit the issue that we always fail. i think our record is not that. if you look at some of the studies that even projections, i don't think even that is what that predictions that are batting average is not bad. something like arab spring, there is a challenge. i don't think intelligent did much better, much worse than the academic community. they are the challenges we all knew these pla

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if you talk to the chinese about central asia they just laugh at russia.they say russia has no capacity, we're the game in central asia, not the russians. >> the back row, please. >> thank you. kevin barrett with the defense one. talk more about the use of covert ops on the rise, the overclassification with a lot of officials over the last few years the intelligence communities needs to do a better job. yet we're fighting a covert war. extremely in the dark and when it comes to isis and terrorism in the middle east. how can that be reconciled. what conversations are happening in the government or through nic and what changes could or should be made to open up any of this? >> i wouldn't say our actions against isis are covert. some of them are discrete and small unit. i wouldn't say there's much secret about them. that's interesting. in general, you're right. we do a terrible job at helping the american people understand our work and how we do it. my favorite example is the 215 program the telephone meta data program. if you can imagine intelligence getting

it parachuted to central asia. they were met by freezing temperatures like when they launched from kazakhstan last march. and a prayer vigil today in joined raleigh after an officer officer-involved shooting. akiel denkins was killed on monday. the officer involved is on administrative duty. raleigh mayor nancy macfarlane is call for calm. areas girl whose heart stopped after being shot in the the suspected shooter has been charged with the murders. california man wanted for kidnapping his girl friend and he led authorities on a going to be recorded for a documentary. they are the biggest act to play in cuba since the revolution in 1959. barbara: have unever seen them live? john: i haven't. barbara: have you? don: no. barbara: twice. don: i'm surprised they are being allowed to play. for years rock 'n roll wasn't allowed at all. barbara: things are changing. don: i guess so. and it is free. big concert. john: they are all 80 years old. not quite. don: they are playing at 4:30 in the afternoon then they have to get

germany fell foreign minister has continued his tour of central asia and states. could you stand -- kurdistan is surrounded by autocratic regimes, not to mention heavyweights russia and china. he pledged help to a country that is in a "rough neighborhood." reporter: this could be any major western city. the young business is expanding. they have three other outlets. it is one of the most economically open countries in the world. young entrepreneurs are optimistic. >> on very happy to have this successful business and i'm thinking about maybe some kind of -- another business incontext on. -- in kazakhstan. reporter: outside though, many people can not afford to buy the goods on sale. human rights groups criticized the country. and go record, and then there is the problem of economic decline. the steep fall in oioil prices and the value of the russian ruble have hit the country hard. germany's foreign minister praised their democratic achievements and promised german help. >> the goal is to improve living conditions for the people. so they see democracy is worth it

check out these fossils from a newly discovered dinosaur found in the rocks in central asia. it's called the we're told it got to be about the size of a horse. scientists say it's an an certificate of the t rex and unearthing it may help them understanding how the tie ran saur us became the ultimate competitor. >> it has sophisticated brain and senses, keen eyesight and keen smell that the t-rex has so it shows us that these senses evolved long before these animals became gigantic. >> they just got bigger and bigger. scientists will examine slightly younger rocks in the same area to help bridge the evolution gap between this dino and the t h-r. >>> it's an incredibly rare find under a d.c. bridge. a bird that hasn't nested here in over a century is back and has environmentalists buzzing. >>> and he's known on the local music circuit, but now he's mi the incredible response a local musician got on the show "the voice." check out the fresh new look on mcdonald's mcpick 2 menu! try a flaky filet-o-fish made with sustainably sourced fish, a big mac made with 100% beef, chicken mc

other respondents were african-american, that's not coming from embe grant stock, south africa, central asia, the middle east. is the political profile a little different? we are talking about african-american muslims who are descendent from people here for a long time. were they less likely to share some of the social conservatism from people who come from countries like israel, iraq, pakistan? >> yes, that would be want case. if you look at the history, obviously with the african-americans, because they were here, and they were on the path to struggle to set their humanity free, civil rights, and because they didn't see themselves as americans, because they were looked at as being less than a citizen at the time and jobs. but the same thing now, economics and jobs are pretty high. and many of the immigrants that they say come here, a lot of them initially, we find them isolating themselves, more so in their provings, not necessarily in religious life. and then we begin to see that because the african-americans were in the community and connected with the people in the community, we begin t

they parachuted to central asia and warm up by freezing temperatures just like when they launched from kazakhstan last year. the mission was a medical research voyage that could help pave the way to eventual flights to mars. kelly has spent more time in space than any other american. welcome home. >> if you follow him on twitter at all, i mean, the photographs that he has sent from the international space center are just breathtaking. >>> it is now 4:38 in the morning. new video into our newsroom is at the center of a controversy in charlotte. >> it doesn't take much to look at this video and see if this is too much. >> the question,this excessive force? coming up, what authorities say >> later, look at the looking great and stepping out with confidence includes having beautiful feet. my newest beauty routine secret starts in the shower. discover the latest innovation from amop\. the new pedi perfect wet & dry. now get effortless hard skin removal on dry or wet skin. plus, it has 2 speeds and it's rechargeable. the easy way for touchably soft feet. suits me and my new shoes. new amop\

long lines -- hundreds of people waiting to experience something big in central asia. not an amusement park or a celebrity... it's a *mcdonalds!*this is the first one in the country of kazakhstan.it has a new feature that's hard to find weather summary: as we head into wednesday, there's a chance for a few showers. but, it's mainly north and west of i-71. most folks will also see just clouds from time to time. i still think, we'll see some sun mixed with clouds, and highs will head back into the low 70s again. the rain will really arrive on thursday as showers and rain start early before heavy rain hits later into the evening and nighttime. a slow moving cold front could also trigger a few rumbles of thunder. we get a sunny break on friday with another chance for rain on tonight in healthy living...a breakthrough may lead to a cure for one of the most common causes of blindness... age- related macular degeneration. the disease destroys a layer of cells that help nourish the cells die.. a black spot develops in the middle of a person's sight. doctors at the college of l

the capsule parachuted to central asia last night. the mission was a medical research voyage that could help pave the way for eventual flights to mars one day soon perhaps. kelly has spent more time in space than any other american. >>> new video into our newsroom is at the center of controversy in charlotte. >> take a look at this video and see that this is too much. >> the question is, is it excessive force? still to come, what authorities say happened. >> later, look at the damage left behind as severe weather >> this morning, we're starting off with wet conditions. 53 in tarboro. (vo) new tidy cats lightweight 4-in-1 fights mess right. plus locks clumps tight. ... and now it's light. every home, every cat. there's a tidy cats for that. >>> welcome back to your north carolina news. it is now 5:40 on this wednesday morning. we take a look at your drive time forecast. keep in mind, the sun doesn't rise until 6:44 this morning. we drop to 51 by 7:00 a.m. and we'll continue to see the temperatures drop this morning. we're watching a co

. >>> central asia's very first mcdonald's opened today in kazakhstan. the country's president among those paying a visit to the golden arches. 15 more mcdonald's are already planned across the country by 2019. >> talk about happy meals. >> lots of happy meals. >> cheeseburgers on the dollar menu, also. >>> so we're about to break some records. >> it's going to be wonderful the next couple of days. a very short duration between 70-degree readings. we do it tomorrow no problem. outside tonight, it's been a little coolish. a lot of dogs being walked we're still above our normal daytime high, which is 47. 67 was the high today. that's more typical of a may 1, as we go into the next couple late may, early june type weather. the average high, 47. there are your sunrise, and sunset times. as we go through the next, maybe 12 hours, we have to be concerned about some low cloudiness, and still cool temperature readings. our record warmth, the next two days, then temperatures will take a step back over the weekend. it's still decent, actually, around saturday. we

and the second question has to do with central asia.in your five and 20 years outlooks you never mentioned the new silk road initiative which is transforming the region as we speak. i was wondering to hear your thoughts about that. thank you very much. >> i mentioned before sort of in passing that china regards central asia as a place that will be important. right now the silk road is more talk but it will turn into something. i think they are bound to grow assuming their economy stays in decent shape. i take that to be true. on the first question, my boss, jim clapper, says there are only two outcomes in foreign policy. policy successes and intelligence failures. i think i would resist the proposition that we also fail. i think our record is not bad. if you look at some of the studies of predictions i don't think intelligence is entirely in the predictions. studies looked at our predictions and said our batting average isn't bad. something like arab spring -- they are a challenge. i don't think intelligence did better or worse than the

still today the smells and sights would be family for people who have travelled through central asia or north after. it is a mixture of kurds, turks and arabs. the deals between the e.u. and turkey would allow all visa free travel to europe. many have no idea about the negotiations in brussels, but some who do say if europe wants to let them in without a visa than why not see more of the world >> translation: if you don't need visa, people can go for a holiday and they will not to have pay for visa. this is anow a difficult thing >> reporter: the deal has been criticized that the e.u. is so. it all comes at the very time turkey is accused of human rights. fortress europe could become fortress turkey. many say sending them back could break international law. the whole reason why so many syrian refugees make the journey into europe is because staying in turkey means it is difficult for them to get their kirn educated and-- children-- and get a work permit. in return every citizen would enjoy freedom of movement across the schengen zone. many find themselves stuck in the middle of an ex

still today the smells and sites will be familiar for people who have travelled through central asianorth africa. it's a mixture of kurds, turks and arabs. the deal between the e.u. and turkey would allow them all visa-free travel through europe. many you speak to here have no idea about the deal. but some who do say if europe wants to let them in without a visa, why not see more of the world. >> why not? anybody ask if they have opportunity and some money they can go for holiday, and they don't have to pay 400 lira, and they won't [ inaudible ] embassy or english embassy, wait for visa, this is very difficult thing. >> reporter: but the deal has been heavily criticized over allegation the e.u. is so intent on keeping refugees out, it has caved in to every turkish demand. it all comes at the very time turkey is accused of growing authoritarianism. so fortress europe could become fortress turkey. many human rights groups say sending refugees back here could break international law. the whole reason so many refugees make the dangerous trip to europe is because staying in turkey means i

a fossil find in central asia finding an ancestor of a t-rex reveals a dinosaur, previously unknown. does show what ancestors looked like at that time. the two legislated carnivore was only about a quarter the length of a t-rex. a hike in israel turns up a rare coin. a woman finds out what turns out to be a 2000-year-old coin with the face of a roman emprofessor, laying in the grass. a london museum currently owns i wonder what hi, guys! easter is hopping along. pso, if you're looking to stretch your dollar this easter holiday, pjust look at these savings at your local walmart. orlando, in head-to-head shopping, the total amount saved at walmart vs. winn-dixie was $22.61 - that's 16% on this week's easter basket. why shop anywhere else? fill your basket with walmart's pevery day low prices and get big savings. start shopping with walmart's every day low prices today. and see what you could save. what does fresh epcot mean? maybe it's sampling seasonal dishes... ...enjoying hand-picked music or seeing locally grown topiaries. whatever you pick here, the epcot international flower and

these photos show their soyuz capsule, parachuting to a barren location in central asia. they were met by freezing temperatures, just like when they launched from kazakhstan on march 27th last year. happening now happening now... the annual cincinnati home and garden show is underway.. and there's so much to see and do... kara dblbx our jessica brown is live at duke energy convention center with a the tri-state.. how much you should expect to pay, coming up. live cam and looking live at downtown cincinnati. your weather and traffic is next stay with us again teaming up with saint jude children's research hospital for the annual dream home giveaway. tickets will be going on sale soon so stick with fox19 now for updates. wx animation if your someone who loves (vo) new tidy cats lightweight 4-in-1 fights mess right. attacks three strong litter box odors, plus locks clumps tight. ... and now it's light. neesstep with the power of febreze. or control worth celebrating. (vo) want to be happy with your at enterprise, we guarantee it. p head to your neighborhood enterprise car sa

their capsule parachuted to a barren location in central asia. they were met by freezing temperatures, just like when they launched from kazakhstan on march 27th last year. mark: and for the first time in history, the u.s. army has opened up 20,000 combat positions to women. a combat engineer is responsible for the movement of friendly and enemy forces. that means they' re involved in the detonation of explosives and destruction of obstacles. this high schooler named josselyn is one of the first female recruits to secure the job. it' s the final week of the regular season for college basketball. lisa: fans are gearing up for some march madness. george vogel has the latest from the courts. george: college basketball has entered the final week of the regular season. welcome back. the kentucky wildcats are safely last night, a lot of senior night celebrations across the country this week. contracting -- kentucky goes on a roll. 19 points, 11 assists. kentucky takes control and gets a win, 88-79. indiana looking twin the big ten title after a big com

it's central asia's first mcdonald's but more planned to come along. kazakhstan is set to have 15 more over the next three years. thank you. >> we plan to cover that region heavily in the next fewweeks. >> because of mcdonald's. >> we'll have more update from uzbekistan and kurdistan and all of the stans. we'll open a bureau there. >> tajikistan. >> i forgot not to be left out. >> you know, they do have really good macaroons at the mcdonald's in beijing. in china. it's totally different. mcdonald's in china is so different. it's for may. >> don't they serve beer at the ones in europe? >> i had i so. possibly? >> mcdonald's in greece. >> now we know. >> helwx," we've heard about artistal vegetables. now there's secrets of chocolat why it's so the good for your brain. we're in nor a treat. >> and flu details revealed about the o. j. simpson case 22 years after the verdict. the jurors who are speaking out. >> tell us what you think on facebook wnnfans.com and twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now" "world news now." jill and kate use t