conflict. >> milksucker is a member of the powerful clan. mike mafia families, the chance of somali are tight units. this is a major faction for chance. >> they trust each other, and it works. so they are very, very adept at a pirate network because they don't need a top-down organization. >> in kenya's little mogadishu the issue of piracy is a driving force in the economy. cash is forked over for everything from cars to real estate. side businesses have developed. meetos hundred. he didn't want his identity revealed either. he ran a pirate catering business, furnishing food and water. they paid in cash. >> how much did they need, a lot? >> sometimes they take 15 days of supplies. >> there are narcotic leaves that keep them up for days and makes them dangerously unstable. the effects are similar to cocaine. osmund told me he lives in a town that is a pirate center that we caught a glimpse of traveling with a french navy. his gripe with the pirates, they didn't pay well. >> no good life. >> the piracy trickle-down effects might not be all wha

had a clans at it. [buzzer] >> mike: that will be the end of the first half. in boston and northeastern washing up tres condrey everetting at a 60%. 52% overall from the field. they're shooting better from three-point range. outrebounding george mason 14- 12 and chaisson allen leading the way with 14 points leading all scorers here in tonight's game. we're going to talk to the head coach now of the george mason patriots, jim larranaga. coach, allen and janning just knocking down tres. what can you do to try to stop it? >> we made a it a point of emphasis before the game. those two players of late at a very high level right now and our defense is just not contesting their three-pointers well enough. we let them get started early. that's the way they've played at home. we need to do a better job in the second half. >> coach, i think ryan pearson -- >> mark: coach, i think ryan pearson has it going in the poa. he's starting to settle for the jump shots. in the second harvetion do you think you'll try to give to him more in the second half because he has it going?

. -- the grand wizard of the clue klutz clan in that county. the same guy. why we there? what does this mean? martin luther king was extraordinary in ways that you do not see much today. to him, justice was a seamless web. it was not just what was happening to blacks. he was deeply outraged by antisemitism. by rachel how -- profiling. it was all one thing. he spoke about soviet jews in the same power. he condemned antisemitism even when it came to black leaders. martin luther king was of person willing to face greater popularity, even within the black community. i remember the riots, the intellectual and moral riots that broke out when he decided to come out against the war in vietnam. it was regarded by many black leaders to be politics. on wise, dangerous within the community. that never stopped martin luther king. martin luther king embodied the conscience of america. he stirred my conscience. it wasn't justice and antisemitism -- it was justice and antisemitism that turned me into an activism. fayed came later. -- faith came later. he died in meant this but the conten

, it isn't a magic -- it is -- the head of the coup cox clan -- ku klanux klan, is unmanageable. -- it is unimaginable. there would be a woman running for the president of the united states, that there would be a jewish museum in new york that has a place of prominence, and the people of all faiths are coming to it in humility and appreciation. for me, the relationship between faith and social justice hinges on the imagination. faith gives me the confidence that there are other things possible. there is a reality that is possible that is not fantasy, but it is aachievable with work and with a struggle. but it begins with a vision. i think that is why it is the first four words of martin luther king's famous speech that resonates mostly with us -- "i have a dream." to the will to say in that the reality that we are living in -- and when we're talking about social justice, we're not talking about simply change. it is not a question of changing one relationship or one law, but deeply affecting the social structure, economic structure, laws at all different levels, regulations, municipalit

sharecroppers who were not passive at all to, in fact, had shotguns to protect themselves from the clanwhile they're nonviolent volunteers slept in their homes. so there was a tradition of self defense, its tradition of armed resistance in the south as well. the deacons were defense, robert williams and others represent that, the lancaster black panther party which is where the name connects in alabama. and so there were a lot of connections and when we began to look at the connections the binary of that sort of notion of militant use in the north and nonviolent popes in the south began to bring down. i also want to say about the use question and one thing that is often said about the panthers, the panthers -- the panther's capt. urgency of youth and that is certainly to but i think it's also important for us to remember that there are also radical elders and burgundy and mentioned ella baker. in a whole number of other people in the '60s who were at that time not young but certainly or radical. and there were reactionary young people. if so use is not the magic pill but rather the impe

attention to racism and anti-semitism sexes them whenever and what is thought to be you know a burgeoning clanty. then the entire nation, i don't know if you remember that there was a professor at columbia i guess about two years ago who was in the middle of the plagiarism investigation. and suddenly lo and behold finds a news on her door and for weeks the entire nation was fixated on this case, and if you had been following the hate crimes for the last 20 years your suspicions within the bin raised, your antenna would have gone up. i think they finally abandoned the investigation from the very beginning. the police were saying we did not consider her a suspect. that is funny he would say that. when somebody is mug you don't normally leap to say we don't consider this a self-inflicted wound. but, i mean even if it had been something that it hasn't been for it least 20 years may be longer an actual racist sneaking into manhattan to put a news on the professor store cover-up to have a whole nation transfixed by this is a little bit strange. you have on cnn now these claims, hysterical claims abo

last clans for the ducks with the extra attacker. ryan getzlaf fires with three seconds left.t goes off the post and the thrashers will hold on for the 2-1 victory as they send the ducks to defeat and send them up here to washington. one of the guys the anaheim ducks will have to face tomorrow night, alan may, is alexander semin who has been flat out on a roll. you kind of point back to when that contract extension was announced to see him game pickup. >> i think not having to worry about and answer questions about thinks contract status and what he was going to do next year has really helped him concentrate on hockey and he's had 19 points in the last 11 games and it looks as though he's had the puck on a string for that amount of time and he's been bothered by a wonky rift and -- wrist and still firing the puck probably better than he ever has. pretty exciting. a lot of great moves. pulls it. fires a quick, hard wrist shot under the cross bar and in. it's amazing how good his hands orr it's the placement. it's the velocity. it's everything. i continue to make this argument.

they go out and conduct surveys of farmers and they go out and meet up with local clan leaders and with the imams at the mosque'es. just like with the farmers, you have to speak the language of the local people, especially in the countryside. you have to meet them on those terms. the u.s. army is giving out what they call mosque kits, packages of paints and loudspeakers and carpets, things that afghans can used to refurbish their mosques. the army will say we have these kids to offer, and we will give you a kid if you agree to certain things -- we have these kits to offer. once there is an accord reached, once you have the local leaders agreeing to certain terms, the army will give them this kit. they ask the afghans to come to the army outpost in pickup the kits themselves, to get them thinking in terms of reaching out to their own government. they pick up the kit and take it back. the army waits a few days and goes to see if the kit has been installed. many afghans in communities are scared to install them, because they believe that will mark them as collaborating with the coalition.

university -- news poll and it found independent candidate joseph kennedy, no relation to the legendary clan and 1% undecided. ohio, scott on independent line. best way to help haiti. caller: first off, i would like to say i called a few months ago. i'm an unemployed nurse. since our government seems to be the to spend so much money on some of different programs, i'm wondering if there is anybody listening in washington, there would be any way that they could round up, say, unemployed and retired health-care professionals to be able to put them together and send them when there are tragedies like what is going on in haiti. because i know the doctors and nurses that are there are pretty overwhelmed, and they could probably use the help. and i guess i want to close by saying that i really would like to thank pat robertson and rush limbaugh for making those of us who feel like we are conservatives look like incentives jerks. host:, the republican line. caller: good morning. i have been to haiti. it has been years ago. it was above -- one of the worst and impoverished countries i have been to in

put it there is always someone trying to bring to racism and when it is thought to be a burgeoning clanovement at columbia university will then the entire nation i don't know if you remember that there was a professor at columbia i guess about two years ago who was in the middle of the plagiarism investigation. she was plagiarizing for graduate students and some so they lo and behold finds a news on her door and for weeks the entire nation was fixated on this case and if you have been following the hate crimes for the last 20 years your suspicions would have been raised, your antenna would have gone up. i think they find a way-- in-band and the investigation from the very beginning. the police said we do not consider her a suspect. that is funny you would say that. when somebody is mugged you don't use the leap to say we don't consider this a self-inflicted wound, but i mean even if it had been something that it hasn't been for least 20 years maybe longer an actual racist sneaking into manhattan to put a noose on a professor's door to have the whole nation transfixed by this is a little

they not only go out and conduct surveys of farmers, but they also go out and meet up with local clanleaders and with the imams and mullahs at the mosques. just like with farmers, you have to speak a language of the local people. faith his very important to afghans, especially in the countryside. you have to meet them on those terms. the u.s. army is getting out what they call mosque kits. packages of paint and loudspeakers and carpets, things that afghans could years to refurbish their mosques. what happens is the army will say, we have these kids to offer and we will give you a kit if you agree to certain things. point out to our the local television. aliban. here is my phone number and you can call me anytime. once you have got the local leaders agreeing to certain terms, the army will give them this kit. they ask the afghans to come to the army outpost and pick up the kick themselt. just in terms of reaching out to their own government. they pick it up and take it back. the army waits a few days or a couple weeks and then goes to see if it has an installed. one thing i found on so

if you run yourç ad on rush limbaugh or clan decks orw3 the sean hannity loves: beth -- you cannot buyc çradio, although you cançmun dt advertising. all things considered, this half hour sponsored by the coalition to stop global warming, but you cannot have any more deeper message buybacks. -- message then that. you know, progressive base with radio. print advertising, newspaper advertising, in my view is almost never a good use of our dollars, which is one of the reasons why newspapers are in decline, unless and here's one thing that it is good for, you want to show the breadth of a coalition. in a radio or tv ad, you can have this had was brought to you by the coalition to clean up, you know, the environment, or clean energy works, is another coalition you could use. but you can't run a long list of people. on a print ad, you can. so if you wanted to show broad depth of support for your position, you can take out a print ad and then have 100 groups sign on to it and their names are in tiny print and everyone from that group will look for their name and it's a good way of showing bre

if we look at mullah omar perhaps as an older generation and the musuud clan as an older generation.at's the collaboration between the two of them. secondarily if i might, what do you think, jarret, what abu yahya will do if anything to respond to his brother's recantation with the group. thank you. >> thank you. i'm a japanese journalist. i have a question about relationship between zawahiri abu yahya al-libi and i'm talking about his regional followers from egypt. are they doing good or are they frustrated with the new potential leader? >> hamid from ums quantico. -- umc quantico. i have two questions for mr. brachman and one for mr. fishman. i'm not here to start any politics. but to some speculation in the middle east maybe there's no longer any historical leader in al-qaeda such as zawahiri and bin laden. do you think you are trying to put a human face on the global-tier organization to keep public alert. >> good question. >> the second question, please, regardless politics differences between shia and sunni and the four sunni schools, how would you categorize muslims in general

army in low gar logar province go out and meet up with local clan leaders and with the imams and moulayesques. you again, like with the farmers, you have to speak the language of the local people. and faith is very fortunate afghans. especially in the countryside. and so you have got to meet them on those terms, so the u.s. army in baraki barak is giving out what they call process k kits, these packages of paint and loud speakers and carpets, things that afghans could use to refurbish their mosques. so what happens is the army will say hey, we've got these mosque kits to offer. and we'll give you a kit if you agree to certain things. point out who are the local taliban and agree to give us a a call if you see the local taliban and once there's an accord reach, once you've got the local leaders agreing to certain terms, the army will give them the kit. actually they ask them to ask the afghans to come to the army joit post and pick up the kits themselves, to just get afghans thinking in terms of reaching out to their own government. so yes. they pick up their mosque kit, take it back, the

they go out and meet up with the local clan leaders and the religious leaders at the mosques. just like with the farmers, you have to speak the language of the local people. this is very important to the afghans, especially in the countryside. you have got to meet them on those terms. the u.s. army in baraki barak is giving out what they call mosque kits. they are packages of pain, loudspeakers, and carpets. they are things that afghans can use to refurbish their mosques. the army will say that we have these kits to offer. we will give you a kick if you agree to certain things. point out the local taliban or agree to give us a call if you see the taliban. here's my phone number. you can call me anytime. once you have reached an accord and have the local leaders agreeing to certain terms, the army will give them this kit. they ask the afghans to come to the army outpost in baraki barak to pick up the kick themselves to get the afghans and thinking about reaching out to their own local government. they pick up the kit. they take it back. the army which is a few days or a couple

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we need to do everything we clan tooth stop the foreclosure crisis. we must not punish the successful and tax irresponsible and hold no one accountable. i hope that there are positive suggestions for voluntary loan modification programs. suggestions that are not will not git out of our crisis until we have legislation that creates jobs and revitalize the housing market. >> >> it is ironic that the bankruptcy in history that made so many people and so much money based on these mortgage- backed securities that they both sold and purchased, they have made a lot of money. there is a government bailout. when they got to the bailout, they got the money. they failed and refused to have it people help people on main street. it is ironic that the representatives in congress who care more about the bankrupting industry than doing what they can. it is really an irony it would not support bankruptcy judges. they can do this on the primary residence with our target money. today will it explore the viability. they are not being exercised in good faith. there is the