a wonderful pleasure to see you here at csis. our second speaker will be ambassador john buyerly, who just returned from a successful stint in moscow as our ambassador off to the russian federation. he arrived back in january of 2012. he from the american perspective was implementing on the ground the improvement of relations in, and the long series of agreements and cooperation that have developed over the past three years between the united states and the russian federation. he is one of our longest severing and most successful decorated members of the, u.s. foreign service. he has also served as our ambassador to bulgaria. from 2005 to 2008. and many, many other assignments having to do with, with the soviet union, russian federation, east central europe and europe. john, great to see you here today. >> thanks. >> our third speaker to my left will be ambassador susan schwaab, served as united states trade representative for several years beginning in june of 2006. she is currently professor at school of public policy at univer

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csi has learned teachers held three separate meetings fighting to remove the pictures and slogans and yet we've uncovered nothing to suggest anyone ever inform parents that their kids a snapshot, and the school walls of all 19 schools. >>> been president declined an on-camera interview but tells me by: teachers would never photographed and closed the photos of special needs kids so i asked them why the black and brown boys and she says asked the district but superintendent tony garcia declined on-camera interview but did send this e- mail. we are proud lightly openly discuss race and its impact on students success he goes on sale growth as specific focal students felt staffs tried to know by name and face to close the achievement gap. but tonight to out of the mouths of babes the past because of poor racism of the mind of the king jr. he helped us out to put down i'm wondering in my mind's eye restarting to it started up again. those pictures from posted and teacher only areas. but the teachers' union boss telling me that they ask for the names and the pictures to be held today by ver

csis for leadership on this issue. we share the same goals. in maintaining our strategic commitment in the asia-pacific region through a robust position of deployed military forces. like many of you, some of us on which had services -- to become totally on affordable. the cost alone had doubled in seven years to more than $20 billion. this crisis presents an opportunity. some asian countries are showing an interest in a greater rotational presence of u.s. forces in the region. the agreement to rotate 2500 u.s. marines through australia could serve as a model for similar activities elsewhere such as the philippines. ultimately, these developments offer an opportunity to think creatively and comprehensively about a new regional force posture which should conclude a fresh approach to realignment on okinawa and goguam. the national defense authorization act for an independent assessment of these forced-posture questions. i am pleased that the csis is conducting this important study. it remains unclear how the joint statement of the u.s.-japan cons

on csi you're making more money than president of the united states. well done.ur mother to relax. >> let's say this, i was a class mate and friend out of our current president. i couldn't be more proud of the work he's doing and to call him a friend. he's the same guy today he was back at harvard. he's somebody working hard and committed to doing the right thing. >> if you know somebody on csi you're opposed to dropping their name as opposed to the vice ver have. let's get into this because it's important, it's the big future, a way for parents and kids to sit at home and bring the college advisory inside of the kitchen and talk about the next step for kids. take it away fw here. -- from here. >> this great website big future.org is completely free. what it does is it did mist fies the college education process. there's a lot of fear out there about going to college, about how much it costs, how much it costs to apply, let alone how much it costs to go. a lot of fears about financial aid packages, grants, misinformation. this tells you the true cost of college b

will tell you openly and honestly, in those of you who have followed the work that we've done here at csi, i tend to invite government officials and friends. and i found david among one of my friends. this is a great discussion to have because i think as we read the newspapers every day, we see the importance of treasury as a core element of u.s. national security. and not just as a tool of national security, but strategically. it's a key part of how the u.s. government now thinks about the use of financial power and asituation in international security. and david now is leading as the second undersecretary for financial counterterrorism and intelligence. vanguard is a tool, the vanguard is of those global elements of influence that put treasury at the center of the base. whether we're talking about organized crime, drug trafficking, treasury not only has a seat at the table, but is often the center of the debate for what we're doing with those issues. i'm very happy to have david with us today to get uts frankly into some of the torny issues that the u.s. is dealing with on a national se

and thinks to csis. as the u.s. ambassador to russia for the past 3.5 years up until january this year, i was often asked what exactly is the reset about. and i don't think i could put it any better than my friend sergei just put it. it's about a much more normal relationship between the united states and russia, a more constructive and a more productive relationship. i've worked most of my career in the state department, and even before, trying to help foster that more constructive and more productive approach. and i was very fortunate over the past 3.5 years to be able to play a part in some of the successes that sergei and andy talked about. i recall early on when president obama first took office and reached out in a letter and a phone call, making clear that for the united states, the reset was not just about improving the tone of the relationship, which had gotten a bit scratchy, frankly, in the years before he took office. it was also about a substantive agenda which would fundamentally improve living standar

i am pleased that csis is conducting this important study. it remains unclear how the recent joint statement of the u.s.-japan security consultative commit me will fit into this environment on regional force posture. at this time the joint statement raises more questions than it answers. among them questions on cost estimates, logistical requirements, force sustainment, master plans, and how this proposal relates to a broader strategic concept of regional operations. we need to get these important decisions right and that's why even as we seek additional details on the joint statement congress will not make any major funding decisions until we receive and evaluate the independent assessment on asia-pacific force posture that is required by law. similar and far larger decision that we must also get right is our defense spending. the asia-pacific region is premary a maritime theater so our ability to project military power there depends mostly on the u.s. navy and yet the navy is still short of its own goal of 313 ships. what's worse the admini

. >> we're going to have our csi staff here. so anyone who watches those television shows can actually come and talk to real csi people. and see that you know things take a long time. they don't get solved in an hour like the tv show. >> reporter: chief howard jordan also plans to be on an and the department is planning on bringing its police boat and their mobile command postthat can be used for energies -- command post that can be used for energies from 5:00 until 7:30 tomorrow night. >>> in news of the world, in beijing hillary clinton met with chinese leaders to discuss trade and other international visits. but her visit is being overshadowed. chan asked to meet with clinton and says he wants to leave china. >>> in london the british military is placing surface to air missells around the city. they are part of security for the upcoming summer olympic games. so people complained about having missells in their neighborhoods. the summer games begin july 22nd. officials say there have been no specific terror threats. >>> and in

. >> we're going to have our csi staff here.nyone who watches those television shows can actually come and talk to real csi people. and see that you know things take a long time. they don't get solved in an hour like the tv show. >> reporter: chief howard jordan also plans to be on an and the department is planning on bringing its police boat and their mobile command postthat can be used for energies -- command post that can be used for energies from 5:00 until 7:30 tomorrow night. >>> in news of the world, in beijing hillary clinton met with chinese leaders to discuss trade and other international visits. but her visit is being overshadowed. chan asked to meet with clinton and says he wants to leave china. >>> in london the british military is placing surface to air missells around the city. they are part of security for the upcoming summer olympic games. so people complained about having missells in their neighborhoods. the summer games begin july 22nd. officials say there have been no specific terror threats. >>> and in nicar

before that he was at csis. he is also a lieutenant colonel in the air force reserves. he is known to many of you here already. he has had a distinguished career. he is the deputy head of the eu delegation to the united states. many times in the past, his career has focused on multilateral affairs. he was the ambassador to geneva, which multilateral affairs. he was the head of the -- a focus of attention here for cyber security in the coming year. finally, bruce mcconnell, who is also known to everyone. i have known bruce for a long time. he was on the transition team. before that he was in the private sector. before that he was in the omb. we're happy we can have all three panelists here to speak to you. why don't we just go one, two, three to make it a little easier. all-star with bruce and end up with tom. >> thank you. good morning everyone. it is great to be here. i wanted to comment on a couple of things. i think there are some interesting threads we get along collectively over the course of the day and in the future work the commission is going to be doing and th

. >> we will have our csi staff here.ches those television shows can talk to real csi people and see that it takes some time. >> the public will get a chance to talk one on one with oakland police officers. this evenings open house will be at police administration building. it begins at 5:00 and goes until 7:30. >>> on american idol it's now down to the final four. >> the person that goes home tonight is skylar laine. >> last night skylar became the latest casualty. it won't be the last time you see here. laine will be joining the top ten on this summers american idol tour. the tickets go on sale may 11th. you may also be able to see skylar live on ktvu. show will be talking to pam cook live from los angeles. make sure you tune in. >> it's getting tough. >> yeah. >> i was watching last night i'm thinking it's getting tough. >>> let's check in with sal for a look at traffic. >> there can only be one american idol, pam. >> every year any way. >> let's take a look at what we have here. traffic is moving along pretty well on

divider in a sexually cleanup we much within the next hour reporting from oakland that the city of csi. >>> let's take a live look at whether i believed. >>> burke and the traffickers to traffic. over to yawn at. did with the stats on the trouble spots traffic is actually ok as she passed the scene most activities on the high street off ramp off to the site in the right shoulder to the right lane is that really blocked and northbound a 80-limb is okay until things progress. not quite the case of this trouble spot that he was selling about in cupertino southbound to a connector to north and 85 remain shut down in the meantime your going to ones used for expressway to grant fremont or dss sunnyvale saratoga's fremont that's your best way to get around. mass-transit looking get everyone on time that police reported there in the golden gate bridge-looking pretty good this morning as traffic is elizabeth. sunshine will be showing off a little bit today at the peak of a warming trend across the bay gorgeous picture behind me to live look over the bacon to the bay bridge in the background and

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our twitter handle is @csis. i have the privilege today of welcoming two very distinguished publicker is vents who have served our country well. dave cohen is the undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, u.s. department of the treasury, and we can think of no better person here to tell us about the role of the treasury and national security. my colleague juan zarate was basically this job in a former administration, plus, or minus, something like that, and then juan went to the white house and was deputy national security advicer. we owe both of these officials a great debt for a service to the nation. on behalf of csis. i'd like to welcome you all today. i turn it it over to juan. >> thank you very much. thank you for all of you for coming today. in particular, david, thank you for attending today. >> i'm happy to be here. >> let me tell you openly and honestly those who followed the work that we've done here at csis. i tend to invite not only high from file government officials but also friends.

responsible for tagging 17 different location autos and best western hotels are stealing a chapter from csi. it comes to cleaning rooms. the hotel chain says because travelers insist on cleanliness it's now giving its house cleaning crews equipment that you can see on those forensic tv shows, they're using black lights to detect biological matter and ultraviolent light wands to then zap it. for dirtiest object in the room, not in the bathroom. it's a tv remote control, studies find. they're providing disposal wraps. not very appetizing at all. >> it's a good idea. >> and we'll be right back. >> uss nimitz sailed out of san francisco bay today, helping celebrate the 75th anniversary of the golden gate bridge. and there she is. the gliding past telegraph hill before disappearing into the fogs like getting the golden gate bridge. the nimitz and a crew of 3,000 were in washington. that is beautiful z after sailing under the golden gate bridge saturday, uss iowa finished it's voyage today from the port of richmond to that of los angeles the battleship will be a museum scheduled to open. >> and c

. >> don't miss tonight's prime time cbs line up. 10 o'clock the original csi followed by eyewitness news at 1:001:00. >> -- at 11:00. >> thanks for watching. >> have a great day everybody. we will see you back here at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. ,, i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all medicare supplement insurance plans, it could save you thousands in out-of-pocket costs. call now to request your free decision guide. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. plus there are no networks, and you never need a referral. see why millions of people have already enrolled in the only medicare suppleme

[applause] >> president of csis, distinguished participants, ladies and gentlemen it is a great honor for me to participate in this very important gathering with so many distinguished friends with whom i have been working very closely and thank you for your support and for this opportunity. dr. brzezinski once it's always a pleasure to meet you were and you've been at the center of the global affairs for so many decades and it's been an honor to get good advice and counsel from you and you have been such a good strong partner and a supporter of the united nations and i count on your continuing such a support and i'm also very glad to see who has been a good friend and supporter of the united nations and happy to see him in good health and i'm looking forward to working very closely with the csis. we've long been partners and shared information and ideas. ladies and gentlemen, we're here to talk about peacebuilding. it couldn't be more timely or important. peacebuilding and prevention in to the agenda as the general of the united nations and throughout the war, the united nations is he

csi has learned he is held three separate meetings with ministers fighting to remove the pictures int uncovered nothing to suggest anyone ever informed parents hypes but on monday the temperature's humbles all 19 schools. >>> the union president declined an on-camera interview but tells me by phone to his whenever photographs and close the photos of special needs kids eyes of love of sea brent of us permit the bracken on brown boys she says as the district but tony garcia declined an on-camera interview but did send this e-mail. we're proud of the fact we openly discuss race and its impact was student success the goes on to say elk grove has been sick students that all staff strive to know by name and face to close the achievement gap. that's nice out of the mouths of babes the pass because of racism of martin the 13 junior he helped us out but now i'm wondering in my mind are restarting it up again? did wait superintendent tony garcia says the those pictures are only accessible to the faculty members but the teachers' union says that is why they wanted those pictures and the names h

juliet of csi. >>> while everyone has had a problem neighbor before but people in one part of berkeley are so fed up with theirs that they're taking their fight to city hall is the drugs or alcohol excess of is just some of the problems associated with the one home the ninth street. now robert loud reports the home's future is in the hands of the city council. in a brief speech spring that he isn't planting pansies' his painting in one sign so we would discourage people from congregating here and some someone selling drugs in the middle of the night. >>> the court coroneted deliver where he says drug deals play outside the bedroom window. >>> produce the cars stopping which is the drug activity? >>> we would see cars stopping you would see transactions. >>> berkeley pd would break out illicit trade but then it all dispersed and go down there. >>> their six houses down 1722 ninth street in fact berkeley people the record since they discovered 15 felons use this address please document calls of using and selling drugs regular flights inside and outside in reports of harassing and threate

of course, i didn't hesitate a moment when i was asked to come to washington, and when i saw that csis was one of the organizers, that brought very fond memories when i was here 18 years ago. industry and i think. so i want to thank the european security round table and others are organizing this. it's an excellent opportunity come together to talk about very, very important subject, both to europe and u.s., and hopefully some good ideas and new ways for cooperation can be born out of this. we have to win the battle of everybody was trying to interrupt our lives, and this is a true challenge, that which we will overcome together. i will just by telling you about the joint operation conducted by fbi and interpol about child sexual expletive osha that the name of this operation was atlantic him and the case was completed only two months ago. thanks to the services cooperation between fbi, euro poll and several individual member states, an international network of child sex offenders was disrupted. several arrests were made on both sides of the atlantic and eight children, snow children -

and one of the writers on "csi: new york" was inspired to turn him into a character, a very unlikelyt you stand here and accuse me of murder. >> sinise: the gag was we hid him from everybody, and then we showed him and he gets himself up on his legs by himself. >> martin: a gymnast before he joined the army, anderson carries on like any other 30- something. the last thing you would call him is wheelchair bound. you're obviously in a very good place for a guy that has sacrificed as much as you have. >> anderson: i am in a very good place, yes. >> martin: do you think gary sinise is responsible for any of that? >> anderson: gary's responsible for the beginning. i've done a lot on my own for myself. gary was the one to show me that i can do everything, that it is possible. he really showed me that i can still do anything. it doesn't matter that i'm in a chair. if this guy can see that, why can't i? >> martin: it's his role of a lifetime, and it keeps sinise on the road most weekends. >> sinise: thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank all of you for what you do for our country.

>>> csi would talk to him. because you always have a last minute emergency we need to make the calls to guess that is a good deal. >>> virgin hopes to expand the in-flight calling option to 20 planes by the end of the air. >>> from the cbs five was sent to the evening of a buddy let's call on this for let's call on some beautiful weather video complement's of our photojournalist this evening if you can see that bank of low clouds and fog is rushing into the city by the base today that it did to our temperatures as we take a look at today's high is only as to the fifties at the beaches and in to san francisco because of that deck of cloudiness otherwise away from the marine layer we have highest at 10 degrees warmer today and yesterday tonight again with the coastal stratas in the '40's and 50's that was upper '40's for the delta but look what happens in the overnight hours. this marine layer rush is on surer and rushes all the way and toward the delta so let's watch the clock since the winter treat. very rapidl

like csi for your doggy do. >> people who are going to leap leave their poop aren't going to sign up. >> let's find out how this works. joining us is eric mayor. how do you get people to comply with this service? >> property management will either update their leases if they're in a condo. and it differs property to property how they do theirs. >> how many people are using poo prints already? >> we've got it in over 28 states now. >> what about for those people who are activists who say, i don't have to get my dog ided? >> when you live in a managed community, you've got a lot of people living close together, there's certain rules you have to follow when you live together. >> how much does this does cost a community or hoa? >> it's designed to be no cost in the community or hoa. the pet owner will pay $29.95 to register their pet. >> how much do people get fined? >> in different parts of the community it's different. >>> a couple fishermen reel in a marlin, they're huge, more than 1,000 pounds, giant. check out when they start getting close to the surface. >> oh! no! >> it must be sha

bert kozinski who was a counselor at csis and might cost a mentor. [applause] dr. brzesinkski. >> ladies and gentlemen, it is a genuine honor for me as well as a source of great pleasure to be able to introduce to you a global statesman who personifies the hopes of humanity. he is, after all, the only public official that represents truly the whole world. it is a unique position and it really is food for thought that it took so many centuries of conflict throughout the world before such a position to emerge and become institutionalized, personalized, and increasingly successful. that is, to some extent, an important measure of human progress. his life originated, commenced at roughly the midpoint of the 20th century, perhaps the worst century in human history. to be more precise, he was born in 1944. his subsequent life in correa and various international positions culminating with his appointment first as foreign minister of korea and his selection as general secretary of the un took place in a setting which was dominated in the first phase, so to speak, but the d

>>> faa investigators were here yesterday but it is our no word on how they came out of the harness csiound checks and found there were four deaths connected with the parachute center since 2009 with them was just last month i can also tell you that the faa is proposing fines based on mechanical problems totaling $900,000. reporting from the lid airfield robert lyles cbs five. >>> it's going to be a very busy holiday weekend adding to its it will be very crowded around the golden gate bridge for the 75th anniversary celebration also the dumbarton bridge shutdown procedure paris and the media is closing some very busy lines first to the dun bar bets remarks areas right now. it's been quite aside tonight the final cars coverage amount 1020 to take a look at this burning when he usually tries on this bridge is a quite aside about 61,000 cars each day pass over the bridge. >>> if nothing else drivers can say they have not been warned the bridge closure is scheduled for the entire memorial day weekend to the immediate goal is to install a new and larger expansion joint to dissipate energy an

am very happy to see him in good health and i'm looking forward to working very closely with this csiswe have long been partners. we have shared information and ideas. and people, too. ladies and gentlemen, we are here to talk about peace building. the topic could not be more timely or important. peace building and prevention on the agenda i have set out. as i began my second term as secretary general of the united nations. and throughout the world, the united nations is helping fragile countries through delicate across the country transitions. we are there at the crucial period immediately following the end of hostilities, helping to build institutions. address good causes. helping societies torn by war from sliding back into conflict. the main concern of peace building is that while the peace keeping has been core responsible responsibleties of the united nations, but when these countries are out of conflict, we should prevent them from sliding back. this is a country, more important at this time. we have 16 united nations peace keeping operations around the world. keeping 120,000 so

i'm with, associated with csis but my day job, expert control in sanctions board and i'd like to follow-up on the immediate question, and give you, if i y may, a very brief quote from a notice about your regulations. this came out yesterday. here what it says. headline, news, u.s. sanctions against iran and syria have dramatic extraterritorial implications. frp law firm, not mine, and it's signed by former under secretary of congress for expert industry and security. so that's not an overstatement. i'd like to just mention and then stop, the british we used to resist extraterritorial actions with great intensity now have a new law on -- on corrupt practices that's probably much more extraterritorial than ourself except for this one. so i wonder if you would take that as an opportunity opine on the breadth of these sanctions interventions, extraterritorial actions, not just of our government but of folks like the brits, canadian, the europeans? >> so i haven't seen that, that notice. i assume it's referring to the new foreign sanction evaders executive order? >> signed by mario mancuso, et

because you don't do that and i don't know where will stand in 10 years in san jose csi of fairfield school district board members dog's a meeting last night's to talk about the district covering all sports and most after-school programs but tonight upset families were back at its mandaean series event for the two hours making it clear that they don't want those programs to go away. the research says a $6 million deficit is forcing the cuts. >>> this is a major issue that affects everybody. why is this still under the table? pigweed you're taking away mentor's counselor is the father figures and motivation to get good grades. many parents are very frustrated because the decision was made in february but they say there were never told. those cuts go into effect in the fall the district says and more cuts are likely. degrees they want their $142 a day per diem over the memorial day weekend sell state lawmakers are shifting their schedules to make sure they get it. per diem payments lapse if the legislature breaks for more than three days so both the assembly and senate move their regul

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in south servants is good joe vasquez csi. an agent monsanto is has been shot dead but to leave by his own teenage son. police say the agent was watching tv last night when the 14 year-old fired it from the backyard. the weapon used was the agents icy should gun. the boy is in custody tonight in a motive for the shooting was not yet known. the tables were turned on the gunman who tried to rob a jewelry store. police say the store owner took matters into his own hands after he was threatened. shots were fired this afternoon on broadway street in vallejo. as robert weil tells us the would-be thief ended up dead. degrees broadway in illinois is infamous. >>> suntory is surveillance cameras were installed to blocks a week ago. >>> another police cameras bustling travel every grocery full potential witnesses stockton would be robert from bursting through doors of the jewelry store just before one. leaving the counter down and hand. with the braves and burglar did didn't anticipate was that the doors were locked behind each customer

i'm associated with the csi but my day job is i'm an export control and sanctions lawyer. i'd just like to follow up on the immediate question and give you, if i may, a very brief quote from a notice about your regulations that came out yesterday. and here's what it says. headline: new u.s. sanctions against iran and syria have dramatic extra territorial implications. that's from a law firm, not mine, and signed by former undersecretary of commerce for industry and security. so that's not an overstatement. i'd like to just mention and then stop, the british who used to resist extra territorial actions with great intensity now have a new law on corrupt practices that's probably much more extra territorial than ours, except for this one p. i wonder if you would take this as an opportunity to opine on the breadth of these sanctions, extra territorial actions, not just us but the canadians and europeans -- it was signed by mario mancuso and -- [ inaudible ]. >> my old job is i was a lawyer. i always have to correct the record when people say what we're doing is extra territori

. >>> played out like an episode of csi morgan held for two months ending garcia tauruses mobile home was under 24 are surveillance the renta i've been here up nearby and even played a cps tracking device on his looks like in jeddah which had been spotted on surveillance cameras this year is home the morning she disappeared the suspect apparently found the device and snoots he was being watched. >>> i believe he may have known he was under surveillance but cannot know that for sure we were hoping he would latest wares here was close to the investigation tell cbs five dna testing confirms tiny fragments of his skin were found on sierra lamar's closed the ran cited bag toss your she vanished two months ago sierras dna was found inside his car get these moved in quickly to arrest somebody is not saying much they have not found her body not even a trace of her blood. >>> we have gained some value from our interviews with him by this nothing's substantial and we hope it's some point he does tell us more the tells us no forensic evidence also connected him to attack back in 2009 at the safe

it's csi minneapolis.ing stickers, tracking stolen merchandise, or monitoring suspicious e-commerce, the forensic team at target is second to none. just how skilled are they? federal and state officials use the retailers team to help them with evidence unrelated to corporate crime. senior forensic investigator rick laughtenberg wants criminals to know target investigators are intrepid and impatient. >> just because somebody walks away from a store doesn't mean it's over. patient. >> just because somebody walks away from a store doesn't mean it's over. >> welcome to the state-of-the-art video analysis lab where editor craig attorney painstakingly examines surveillance video frame by frame. >> what craig is doing is he's literally examining that evidence, that video evidence and trying to extract all the possible details that are relevant to the prosecution. >> why don't you go back and forth to the other shot. how specific can you be? >> well, in this particular case, i stated that unless this guy here has

"csi new york" star gary sinise and his emotional concert for u.s.oldiers in the middle east. >> when you see the joy you're bringing. >> it's fantastic. >> bulimia and the olympics. >> how often were you purging a day? >> one of america's all-time greatest swimmers has an eating disorder she kept a secret. >> i just thought it was a gross habit to have that i was embarrassed.

and in fact, it is interesting that going back to 1980 since it was too time at the csis i mentioned that we developed a research project on international violence we didn't want to use even the term terrorism at the time because we worked together with a university in nigeria. and now we're discussing affiliates of al qaeda. also we tried to learn about state-sponsored terrorism. we published the first study on iran together with the congressional research service in the library of congress at the time because of the request of some members of congress and we continued over the years. we just published a report related to north africa from 9/11 to the arab spring and i would like to commend our team also riechers who are sitting in the back there. we are very proud of them who contributed the research to this study. finally i would like to mention that we're trying to cooperate with international organizations such as the united nations and nato and one of our recent activity and publication is a journal called partnership that is being published in ankara, turkey, because of the mi

you all watch csi. what are we going to do? is this or is this not christopher columbus? dna. of course. the solution to everything. we do have -- we know where the remains of his family are, some of his sons so we can get accurate. so they do a dna analysis. with the body -- with the remnants of the body t remains in seville. turns out that in seville, what appeared to be columbus, the dna, the authorities in the dominican republic have yet to permit a dna analysis of the remains here. so they still assert that's where columbus is. so you have your seville or santo domingo. which place is christopher columbus buried? ironic when you think of it given the controversy of his life that even in death columbus is a mysterious figure. good looking guy here. columbus, 1492, we know today has found the route to north america. that wasn't his goal. this guy achieves his goal. this is a portuguese seaman, explorer, degama. he looks pretty ferocious. i don't think i'd want to sail under his command. in 1498 degama following that portuguese route along the coast of africa, around the cap

. >>> plus, a bizarre cameo by a young american billionaire in a chinese csi-style documentary. no hints about who it is except that he just got very rich and very married. did you catch it there? the big reveal later in the show. >>> first, kofi annan is meeting with syrian president bashar al assad in damascus today to try to bring an end to the increasing and ugly bloodshed there. annan is a specially envoy of the u.n. to syria. it follows a weekend of gruesome massacres that have left more than 100 dead, including children. we begin with richard engel. >> reporter: homs, syria, under attack by troops. syrian forces pounded hama, reportedly killing more than 40 people. the new violence came just hours after the u.n. security council condemned syria for friday's massacre in houla. horrific, even by the standards of a year of fighting. more than 100 people killed, most of them women and children. new video shows the attack as it started. syrian forces appear to shell houla. people run in panic as more artillery rains down. then witnesses say pro-government thugs went on a house