et Ál. papa francisco que escuchar las voces de las madres inmigrantes.orias principalmente. que sea nuestro vocero ante el congreso y con los polÍticos de washington. >> solicita la peticiÓn de que papÁ de la voz oficial. >> hay muchos niÑos sin padres que se estÁn quedando acá. hay muchos padres deportados y esperemos que escuchar nuestras voces. es lo que pedimos. >> la caminata es apoyada por el sindicato de trabajadoras domÉsticas. estas madres en injusto que no se haya llegado a una reforma migratoria y que las detenciones y deportaciones continÚen. >> el papa francisco dijo que se requiere una globalizaciÓn de cooperaciÓn. >> varias organizaciones darÁn a conocer sus historias de lucha. la fe y esperanza acompaÑaban sus pasos para ver al papa. ♪ ♪ >> hoy en la ciudad de, al sur de new jersey se realizÓ el primer evento. es todo parte de una campaÑa para concientizar sobre la realidad de lo que es la pobreza en esa regiÓn. un tema que el papa francisco toca con frecuencia. >> cÓmo podemos nosotros preparar a nuestros feligreces? >> esta campaÑa come

brewer et al. establish -- help establish the 29 club. in 1964, the indolyl ecp spearheaded a legal -- the naacp established a legal challenge to a whites only primary. the winner of the democratic primary essentially became the winner of the entire election. in 1944, a local barber and minister tried to vote. when he was turned away, he filed a challenge that when all the way to the u.s. supreme court. the u.s. supreme court eventually struck down the whites only primary, opening the door to increase participation of african-americans a full 20 years before the voting rights act. he convinced the city to hire its first black police officers and continuing to campaign for equal education facilities for african-american students. however his activism came to an abrupt end in 1966. during a dispute with the white owner of a clothing store, brewer was shot and killed. the store owner argued self-defense. however this pistol he had carried for several years after receiving threats to his wife was found unfired in his pants pocket after his de

hilda: la prÓxima semana estÁ programada la muerte por inyecciÓn et Ál.e fue sentenciado cuando aÚn era menor de edad. pedro: esta prisiÓn en texas es conocida como el corredor de la muerte. detrÁs de estas paredes milimÉtricamente vigiladas decenas de presos esperan ser ejecutados, entre ellos bernardo tercero. berando: es un cementerio donde las personas estÁn enterrados en vida. pedro: fue acusado de asesinar un maestro de preparatoria en marzo de 1997 en houston. bernardo y un amigo entraron a robar esta tintorerÍa, cuando el profesor y su hija de 4 aÑos llegar a recoger ropa. al parecer tratÓ de detener el robo y ambos forcejearon pero bernardo estaba armado. >> tratÓ de calmar el muchacho que estaba robando, y lo Único que se dio cuenta... pedro: el originario lleva 15 aÑos en prisiÓn perdiendo el caso. en una reciente entrevista a noticias univisiÓn 45 de houston dijo que la muerte fue un accidente. bernardo: no fue algo el juicio estuvo lleno de irregularidades. pedro: y estÁ pidiendo suspender la ejecuciÓn programada para el 26 de este mes, y que

nicole: agreement asia, green and europe, green et al. decided six of the cac and dax all higher.ghly 3%. lauren: as you said earlier, asia up a new u.s. futures pointed by it. i was at 218-point for more than 1% similar gains percentagewise for the s&p announced that. nicole: commodities haven't participated. oil 4012. that is than the above 4%. lauren: that absolutely is. and then you have gold. it is trading at the bit disappointed by $2.1126 an ounce but it has sold us the past three days in a row. nicole: as we wait for tiffany's, right now the euros lower as is the japanese come again and pound. the mexican peso looking. lauren: right now 2.15%. nicole: at amazon.com is that the brakes on developing consumer products. recently the company dismissed dozens of engineers. one went to google that worked on his fire smartphones layoffs for the first the 11 year history. the division is being reorganized in some projects like large string tablets, for example, either scaled back for totally halted. amazon declined comment on the story. they have a lap called 126. 26 bnp. lauren: t

seltzer.n donald trump will be on "with all due respect" et al. :00 p.m. eastern. betty: shares of loss rate down the most -- shares of allstate down the most in five years. pimm: five may be the largest u.s. car insurer missed wall street estimates, coming up. ♪ pimm: a shot at the empire state building on this august the fourth, 2015. welcome back to "bloomberg market day." i am pimm fox. betty: we have been same beautiful all week long although it really thundered last night. it woke me up. let's get a check on how the markets are trading with julie hyman. we work flat before and allstate a big mover. julie: worst performer in the s&p 500. it is down the most in six years dropping more than 10%. the company missed analyst estimates, and in particular, the loss is from underwriting autos. really causing this problem for the company. the company has had this auto underwriting loss. it says that people drove more miles and that was one of the reasons. take a look at will be called the combined ratio for allstate on my bloomberg terminal, kelly collet up? look -- ca

each of the five survivors whose tories et al. experience personal numbers of awareness of transformation that led to speaking publicly to do everything possible. here's the story of yoshida's first public telling of his story and how he speaks to children about his experiences. a note about his appearance. yoshida wears a large black patch to cover the place where his right ear used to be. the patch is secured via black elastic that runs underneath this chance of the other side of his face and across the top of his nearly bald head. scar tissue covers his face and neck and his lefty or a shriveled. when he smiles his mouth is crooked revealing the shaping tea behind large framed glasses, yoshida's eyes are running thin, one higher than the other. although yoshida admired who chose to speak publicly about of them as pioneers, he himself remained silent. i wish i do speak in front of people, especially women. ever looked at me like this. i didn't like it. one day, yamaguchi approached yoshida to ask if he could take place on a talk

trust litigation, redevelopment agency of city and county of san francisco versus bank of america et aland 1950 docket federal be district court of new york discussion and action approval of the resolution authorizing supplement agreement between successor agency and j.p. morgan chase and company requiring j.p. morgan chase company to pay approximately $12,000 plus to the successor agency based on it's prorate share of damages the resolution number has been changed from 102013 to 4892015. >> through the chair we need to clear the room for closed session and switch the tapes and the members of the public have le left. >> okay. it is 317 we're back on this record the commission has been advised by the council on 10 a we have a resolution 48 dash 2015 i need a motion for approval it has been there is a motion and a second commissioner please announce our vote when i call your name commissioner mondejar commissioner singh commissioner bustos madam chair rosales okay i have madam chair the vote is 4 i's. >> okay. the supplement is approved thank you. can you, please call the next item. >> th

statement, on twitter our personal lives are separate and we will be seeing other people, pigs, frogs, et al. this announcement coming a in before the tv right boot of the muppets, so, we might think that might be drawn out a little bit. >> a little bit. >> more hollywood heart break genista stephani and gavin rossdale are also calling it quotes. >> the sign i hadder joins us now, with more details on their divorce, louie. >> reporter: fans of the rock star couple are not feeling, good today as we go inside social media's unbearable grief over gwenn and gavin's break up. >> ♪ >> we have been together for so long. >> it is so personal, it is fantastic. gwenn stephani and gavin rossdale are divorcing. >> they have been together, for 20 years, and married for 13 years. >> reporter: a generation of fans being delivered a crushing blow, rock's coolest couple are calling it quits. releasing a joint statement saying quote, while the the two of us have come to the mutual decision that we will no longer be partners in marriage we remain partners in parenthood. >> my name is kings ton rossdale parents

trust litigation, redevelopment agency of city and county of san francisco versus bank of america et aland 1950 docket federal be district court of new york discussion and action approval of the resolution authorizing supplement agreement between successor agency and j.p. morgan chase and company requiring j.p. morgan chase company to pay approximately $12,000 plus to the successor agency based on it's prorate share of damages the resolution number has been changed from 102013 to 4892015. >> through the chair we need to clear the room for closed session and switch the tapes and the members of the public have le left. >> okay. it is 317 we're back on this record the commission has been advised by the council on 10 a we have a resolution 48 dash 2015 i need a motion for approval it has been there is a motion and a second commissioner please announce our vote when i call your name commissioner mondejar commissioner singh commissioner bustos madam chair rosales okay i have madam chair the vote is 4 i's. >> okay. the supplement is approved thank you. can you, please call the next item. >> th

trust litigation, redevelopment agency of city and county of san francisco versus bank of america et aland 1950 docket federal be district court of new york discussion and action approval of the resolution authorizing supplement agreement between successor agency and j.p. morgan chase and company requiring j.p. morgan chase company to pay approximately $12,000 plus to the successor agency based on it's prorate share of damages the resolution number has been changed from 102013 to 4892015. >> through the chair we need to clear the room for closed session and switch the tapes and the members of the public have le left. >> okay. it is 317 we're back on this record the commission has been advised by the council on 10 a we have a resolution 48 dash 2015 i need a motion for approval it has been there is a motion and a second commissioner please announce our vote when i call your name commissioner mondejar commissioner singh commissioner bustos madam chair rosales okay i have madam chair the vote is 4 i's. >> okay. the supplement is approved thank you. can you, please call the next item. >> th

announcement that mullah omar's death has raised a lot of questions in the minds not just of afghans et al were fighting for the last two years. who was issuing the orders and the fact that pakistan is up front in terms of the reconciliation process raises the question of the taliban as an agent for packets and that does not bode well for your recruiting among afghans. the taliban has a reason to enter in this reconciliation process. it is certainly uncertain as to where things go from here. one interpretation is the discord in the announcement of the death of mullah omar is in fact taliban leadership and the pakistanis taking for skeletons out of the closet and setting the table for negotiations. let's hope that is the case. also a good chance the movement might split and somehow the movement may come under the black flag of the islamic state. so a lot of uncertainty as to where this is going. despite a lot of skepticism lingered in afghanistan, mostly this reconciliation effort is worth pursuing and i very much think it is. there is another thing to focus on that diplomacy has done all t

trust litigation, redevelopment agency of city and county of san francisco versus bank of america et aland 1950 docket federal be district court of new york discussion and action approval of the resolution authorizing supplement agreement between successor agency and j.p. morgan chase and company requiring j.p. morgan chase company to pay approximately $12,000 plus to the successor agency based on it's prorate share of damages the resolution number has been changed from 102013 to 4892015. >> through the chair we need to clear the room for closed session and switch the tapes and the members of the public have le left. >> okay. it is 317 we're back on this record the commission has been advised by the council on 10 a we have a resolution 48 dash 2015 i need a motion for approval it has been there is a motion and a second commissioner please announce our vote when i call your name commissioner mondejar commissioner singh commissioner bustos madam chair rosales okay i have madam chair the vote is 4 i's. >> okay. the supplement is approved thank you. can you, please call the next item. >> th

and the ministry of whitewash et al., congress and our leadership in the white house eviscerated theiddle class. this was been if you're rich, a , poor a bailout and middle class-- >> are we likely to see a statement from the president obama or the chair or the federal reserve. >> what's he going to say, hey, let's have more tax and spending? i mean, really, that's the recipe that he's put on this economy for the last six years, what's he going to say? >> keith? >> well, you know, if you were smart and truly a leader, then, yes, we would see a statement immediately upon the market open this morning and see a corresponding statement from yellen ideally on the same podium. you know what? it's never going to happen in a million years, these two have no idea what's going on let alone how to fix it. >> or he'll say more investment, more government spending, that's my bet for what he's going to say. stuart: joining us from the floor of the new york stock exchange, steven guilfoyle, a trader on the floor. steven, is there a whiff of panic down there? >> a whiff of panic, stuart varney wants

saying this guy's a hustler, imposter, not a real conservative, et cetera. the ales/trump relationship to me is the most fascinating thing happening in this campaign so far. >> this to me boils down -- the civil war that's taking place inside the republican party, anyone who wants to understand the 2016 primary has to just follow the feud between donald trump and roger ales because you see the establishment interest versus the conservative base interest, which essentially is the fox news audience. roger ailes wants to win elections but he also has to run a tv network to make billions in revenue. he capitalizes on people like donald trump until they become an electoral liability and donald trump -- >> we've seen this with sarah palin. >> yes. >> sarah palin was this fox creature in many ways. >> inside -- this is what i learned today. inside the trump campaign, there is a belief that roger ales was given an order to kill off donald trump in the debate to help jeb bush. we don't know yet if that's true. that is the belief that's taken hold inside the trump campaign. wi

trust litigation, redevelopment agency of city and county of san francisco versus bank of america et aland 1950 docket federal be district court of new york discussion and action approval of the resolution authorizing supplement agreement between successor agency and j.p. morgan chase and company requiring j.p. morgan chase company to pay approximately $12,000 plus to the successor agency based on it's prorate share of damages the resolution number has been changed from 102013 to 4892015. >> through the chair we need to clear the room for closed session and switch the tapes and the members of the public have le left. >> okay. it is 317 we're back on this record the commission has been advised by the council on 10 a we have a resolution 48 dash 2015 i need a motion for approval it has been there is a motion and a second commissioner please announce our vote when i call your name commissioner mondejar commissioner singh commissioner bustos madam chair rosales okay i have madam chair the vote is 4 i's. >> okay. the supplement is approved thank you. can you, please call the next item. >> th

. >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >> the top stories here on al jazeera, the iraqi cabinet approved a plan to polish six posts. one of the deputy prime ministers has already resigned. it still needs to be approved by parliament. >> almost a year after the u.s. backed coalition began targeting isil in syria, activists safe the strategy is not working and might even backfire. isil has lost territory, but still firmly controls raqqa. >> voting is underway in heat stay for the first legislative elections in four years. there are concerns over insecurity and violence and fears that a low voter turnout could harm the election's legitimacy. >> security forces arrested a number of israelis after overnight searches in the occupied west bank following an attack on two palestinian homes in douma. an 18-month-old and his father were killed and the family serious injured. we have more from jerusalem. >> al jazeera's learned that at least nine israelis have been taken into custody in these arrests made by israeli security forces in what are northern as outposts in the occupied west bank.

et >> welcome back. the top stories here on al jazeera, a truck bombing at a police station in turkey has killed two soldiers and wounded 24 others. the leader of iraq's kurdistan region asked pkk fighters to leave their bases to prevent civilians from being killed from turkish air strikes. yemen's ousted vice president has toured the area. migrants in a northern french town tried to cross the channel into the u.k. french riot police sprayed a chemical. >>> temperatures going up to 50° celsius. they blame the government for failing to provide basic services. >> reporter: this is the iraqi city, the second day of protests against corruption, unemployment and crime. >> translator: in my opinion, they have failed. that's the reason for the services. what's more strange are the allegations that anyone who protests, an intraiter or spy, this is dangerous. >> reporter: people have had enough of power outages. >> translator: it's been 13 years with no water, no electricity, no services. low salaries. >> reporter: many accuse iraq's government of fail tour to provide basic services. earlier this month a protester wa

et >> welcome back. let's recap our headlines at al jazeera now. turkeys military is denying allegations its airstrikes against p.k.k. targets have hit civilians. the president of rack's kurdish region accused ankara of killing civilians in air raids in the north. >> the retrial of three al jazeera journalists have had the verdict delayed. two are in bail in egypt, one tried in abstention. they are accused of supporting the banned muslim brotherhood. >> a rocket attack in burundi killed a former intelligence security chief and close ally of the president. >> french riot police moved migrants away from the most way near the french border with calais. more than 200 spent another night trying to cross into the u.k. they broke down several layers of fencing by the entrance. the church of england is criticizing britain's prime minister for what it calls his lack of compassion over the crisis. we report on how it is generating protests in britain. >> it came from folks united, a resident's group campaigning for better treatment of migrants trying to reac

. >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >> welcome back. you're with the al jazeera news hour. the white house said that it has killed the second in demand of the islamic state in iraq and the levant during u.s. military airstrikes on tuesday. 15 people were killed in air rides over eastern aleppo. >>> and hundreds of refugees have washed up on border fences to enter greece. al jazeera is with hundreds of migrants gathered on the greek side of the border with macedonia. we have this update. >> more than 3,000 refugees here at the border within greece and macedonia will spend another night outside. these people were not born--they don't have enough of their own problems, another one showed up. just a few minutes ago the signers started, and another fun night inight for these people. the border expected the boats from athens for two and a half thousand refugees, who will eventually come here. macedonia police announced that they will not allow any crossings tonight, and then they will reopen the border tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. the priority for crossing the border

et >> welcome back. you're watching the al jazeera news hour. let's take you through the top stories. the u.n. emergency you want said 9 scale of suffering in yemen is almost incomprehensible. turkey's president said the country is moving swiftly through early elections. >>> and isil fighters have beheaded a leading archaeologists in syria. 82-year-old khaled assad spent half his life looking after the ancient city of palmyra. he had been abducted in may. >>> thai police have issued an arrest warrant for the main suspect for the explosion in bangkok that killed 22 people. he was seen carrying in a sack and walking without it just before the explosion. the police are also looking for two other men seen in that video. >>> protesters in tianjin after explosions forced them out of their homes. they're demanding more compensation after their homes were left badly damaged. ten executives of the storage facility have been detained in the explosion that killed 100 people. >> we'll thoroughly investigate them and deal with them seriously in accordance with the law. we'll show no leniency, that's my pro

et >> welcome back. a reminder now of the top stories in al jazeera. haitians are preparing to vote in long overdue parliamentary elections. president michel martelli has been ruling by decree for the entire year now. >>> a funeral has been held for a palestinian man fatally injured, in an arson attack. fire bombed last week, wife and four-year-old son are still in critical condition. >>> across iraq and syria, u.s. led coalition has been pounding targets of i.s.i.l. the effort to counter the group's rapid advance has not been straightforward or easy. the campaign involving several middle east countries is not working, some believe. mohammed jamjun reports. >> reporter: it is a mournful atmosphere for the patrons of baghdad's cafe. here they sip and smoke what small comforts are provided. but not even these decaying mementos of iraq's past are enough to counter the reminders of iraq's dangerous presence. >> what effects on the ground, nothing on the ground. >> reporter: political analyst ali said the year since the u.s. coalition began its air strikes

et slos. iowas have earned this position. (laughter) or not. all reports. >> with the 2016 presidential election a little more than a year away, can cats are getting their iowa on. showing their ready to be president by riding trackers, judging butter sculptures and joining incredibly nonthreatening motorcycle gangs. yet some think the state was .97% of our population shouldn't get this much attention. >> iowa should not be the first state to vote. iowa is unrepresentative of the u.s. it has fewer minorities. it has highly agricultural base where we are largely an urban and suburban country. >> iowa's concerns represents concerns of normal americans. what do i do with all this corn. i'm bored. where can i deep fry this. oh my god, i'm having cheses pains. >> most americans don't wake up in the morning and worry about whether or not they're going to deep fry corn. >> stop you right there. i am a half mexican man. from an urban area. and that's all i'm [bleep] thinking about, so you're wrong. >> it's iowans down home know-how that makes them the rig

. >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et ♪ ♪ >>> you are watching al jazerra news hour with me to have you along, these are the global headlines. at least 47 people have been killed in a suicide blast in northeastern nigeria. it was at a battle marker in borno state according to witnesses from the military. pro forces in yemen are making major gains it says against houthi rebels. most of the south is now held by forces loyal to the he can side president happene mansur hadi. >>> amnesty international is calling for an investigate in to u.n. troops being implicated in to a rape and killings. >>> there is fighting among hundreds of frustrated migrants the greek island. the police sprayed the crowd with fire extinguishers. the crowd demanding food and protesting against delays in getting registered. the u.n. says 124,000 migrants have a ride on the island since the beginning of this year. neave barker has more. >> reporter: it's a scene of panic and desperation. 1500 migrants were gathered until long queues to be processed. but after a long wait in the heat. scuffles started. a man

. >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >> a reminder of the top stories of al jazeera. bodies of 55 people have been found in the hull of a boat off the lib i can't be coast. but 3,000 other people have been rescued in the past day alone. >>> south you dan's president has reluctantly signed a peace deal to end the 20-month civil war. and american tv journalist and cameron man has been shot dead in during a live broadcast in the u.s. state of virginia. >> u.s. military advisers in iraq have been training and equipping sunni tribesmen in anbar province as part of their strategy to defeel isil. hundreds of them are already on the front line. the obama administration believes that their role will be crucial to recapture the mainly sunni region. the program is backed by the iraqi government. but there are powerful voice who is are raising questions. the top commander of a popular mobilization forces which groups military forces which have largely replaced the iraqi army on the ground. >> they should give the government the cable abilit capability to train them. this is not c

with the minor et cetera of the mosque as a backdrop. >> that's it for this edition of al jazeera america, i'm antonio mora thank you for watching. "america tonight" is next. see you again in an hour. hour. >>> on "america tonight" - speaking out for a sister and for justice. >> the emotional, your feelings. you are like why aren't they saying my sister's name? >>> women and the law. when they are victims of excessive force, why the silence. >> what has defined the ultimate frame of racism has been a male experience. >> all leading to a flash point. one year after michael brown's death in ferguson "america tonight"s lori jane gliha with the man the community counted on for change. >> i think we are seeing things move forward in a small way, but things didn't get that way overnight, but it will take time. >> thanks for joining us i'm joie chen. a year ago, ferguson was no longer a community, but it took a death of the unarmed teenager michael brown at the hands of police to turn it into a flashpoint and the national discussion and the shorthand for the many communities, where clashes with

. >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et marking 70 years since the end of world war ii, japan holds a special ceremony. from al headquarters here in doha. i'm darren jordan. also ahead, the death toll from a huge explosion in tienjin in china rises to 85. plus. >> coming up we'll hear from palestinians answer israelis about how the

the czech republic appears to sail above the city with the minor et cetera of the mosque as a backdrop. >> that's it for this edition of al jazeera america, i'm antonio mora thank you for watching. "america tonight" is next. see you again in an hour. hour. >>> on "america tonight" - speaking out for a sister and for justice. >> the emotional, your feelings. you are like why aren't they saying my sister's name? >>> women and the law. when they are victims of excessive force, why the silence. >> what has defined the ultimate frame of racism has been

al jazeera america. >>> under fire and facing growing political pressures, planned parenthood is going on the offensive after the release of damaging undercover videos attempting to discredit the group and its mission. john ter et is here to explain. >> planned parenthood is facing the loss of $500 million due in part to a campaign started by an organization called the center for medical progress. now planned parenthood started a media campaign all of its own. >> i work at planned parenthood because i believe in educating women. >> planned parenthood is fighting back on one of the biggest assault in the groups. the attacks included footage claiming to show planned parenthood profits from the sale of foetal tissue from abortion. the video is produced by an anti-abortion rights group led to a call to pull funding. now the group is firing back with a pricey media campaign. the group unveiled a 6 figure broadcast on suez. it will run in the state's republican senators. one spot about pat. and for the first time today. first pat toomey voted to defund planned parenthood, risking health care for millions. the ads argue that the opponents plan a government shutdown to starve planned parenthood. now republicans want to

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eting we had 13 years in the middle of these targeted plans, and yet we have the growth of a second militant that has now surpassed al qaeda, according to the fbi director. so is targeting overused? decade, the past fertilization -- the operation -- of our partners and that has made a different. operations --sm where these operations are really intelligence driven and the analyst are really at the center. strategic effects, al in then its heels pakistan border region, only one of the senior leaders who was there for the 9/11 attacks is less. it is a shadow of what it was maybe 5-6 years ago. been an effective campaign over many years. kim: but did it pushed the alloon to yemen, because now qaeda has a sophisticated bomb making machine and they are relatively unchallenged. mike: it did open up new friends in syria and -- open up new front in syria and yemen. 90% inked down al qaeda syria. tartars --ust targeting, it is the united states for several years attacking them, and they still survive. it is because syria gave the menu lease on life. pot ofu can't help fight the problem, but it was not your job to bring abilit

et will be donated to the museum in d.c. as part of an exhibit tracing five decades of news. thanks for watching. i'm stephanie sy. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello and welcome to the news hour. i'm martine dennis in doha. coming up in the program, a suicide attack in saudi arabia kills security forces at a mosque. >>> hundreds of rescued migrants are brought to shore in italy, but many more are still missing. >>> the battle for fallujah how families are being torn apart by the fighting between isil and the iraqi army. >>> honoring the strijs hiroshima marks the day it was flattened by an atomic bomb 70 years ago. ♪ >>> we start in saudi arabia where a suicide bomb attack has killed at least 15 people. a mosque in the capitol of one provinsz was targeted in the southwestern region. the mosque was used by saudi army soldiers most of whom were killed in the explosion. nine others were injured. so far no one has claimed responsibility. but the islamic state of iraq and the levant is expected. isil is becoming increasingly active in saudi arabia claiming responsibility for a suicide attack on a shia mosque 21 people were killed on

et cetera, but that was a dilemma we did face. unfortunately, i think we made the wrong choices by making to do which encourage al-qaeda think americans were patsies and could be rolled which get back to part of the dilemma that you laid out? >> guest: . counterterrorism hostage situations is a classic case of a short-term gain versus the long-term. you can solve a short-term problem but you grea create lonm problems down the road. so where's the dividing line? that's not always easy. i would raise a question to you all, one of the elements that we faced when you're in state department and elsewhere is the issue of publicity. sometimes families are encouraged to be quiet and sometimes they go very public as they did during the time in lebanon. one of the issues comes up then is whether increasing the type of hostages in terms of the hostage takers and raises the country. i'm not sure there's any hard fast answers by think something has to be dealt with. there's a question for you, realizing the israeli sensitivities and also tradition against death penalty which i think is only in a case of -- is any consideration in israel perhaps th

eting we had 13 years in the middle of these targeted plans, and yet we have the growth of a second militant that has now surpassed al qaeda, according to the fbi director. so is targeting overused? decade, the past fertilization -- the operation -- of our partners and that has made a different. operations --sm where these operations are really intelligence driven and the analyst are really at the center. strategic effects, al in then its heels pakistan border region, only one of the senior leaders who was there for the 9/11 attacks is less. it is a shadow of what it was maybe 5-6 years ago. been an effective campaign over many years. kim: but did it pushed the alloon to yemen, because now qaeda has a sophisticated bomb making machine and they are relatively unchallenged. mike: it did open up new friends in syria and -- open up new front in syria and yemen. 90% inked down al qaeda syria. tartars --ust targeting, it is the united states for several years attacking them, and they still survive. it is because syria gave the menu lease on life. pot ofu can't help fight the problem, but it was not your job to bring abilit

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