charlie cole and i thought, this is a film about brotherly love. it is interesting.take this idea of brotherhood and the fact that connie is trying to break his brother out of the situation, it overshadows everything else. brother in that situation. you are moving so fast on his wavelength, you cannot stop to -- k, >> his backstory is he was released from prison on good behavior. while he was in prison, like a lot of people who do time, they have -- they adopt like a born again quality or become extremely romantic in their ideas and they are re-doctrine naked into society and they are not equipped. the penal system isn't designed to rehabilitate anyone, really. we had the former connecticut commissioner, who appears in our movie, who has led the lowest recidivist rate in the country. side story. he appears in the sequence. connie develops an idea in prison that everything that is holy to him is his brother. his brother represents purity he wants to tap back into. he has this romantic idea he is going to rob a bank and go live on a farm forever. he has a scorn for ins

they've taken responsibility for attacks like the two thousand and fifteen charlie hebdo attack and also for the two thousand u.s.s. cole bombing so they're spreading all over the south and all of that suffering and chaos really provides the ideal breeding ground for more terror terrorism to spread in fact isis is now present in yemen as well and just because a.q. a.p. has been defeated from this one area it does not mean that they are completely out of yemen in fact there are still being battles throughout other areas in the south and so. how many u.s. troops are actually on the ground in yemen right now and where will they go from here so right now the u.s. says that they have an unspecified small amount of ground forces and these ground forces are there also being supported by u.s. warplanes they're really providing things like surveillance aerial refueling air support and of course the navy is also there with about two thousand marines nearby and we really need to remember as you were talking about it's really u.s. foreign policy that has actually led to the spread of al qaeda just like it has in other places where