video in particular shows the tactics used by riot police asked people to vote in farsi an officer jumping with force on a person down mr. were just helping the people because they were throwing them up the stairs and throwing them down upon them from the pier and someone is on the floor and there is a guy that jumps on the person that's down and they went up there it's where they got this girl that was one of the organizers and they grabbed her. by her hand. that's supported by a democracy you are there is seeing that the law that's what you consider the law well since the vote to place cuts alone all the regions in spain have seen a number of protests both for and against council on independence today sunday three hundred fifty thousand people went into the streets of barcelona in a pro unity rally some protesters expressed gratitude to civil guard officers here they were the ones accused of using excessive force against. voters and my friend the day couple months were saying having them and giving them flowers of our picture shows some of the rally with spanish flags giving nazi salutes

actually undercover and i always knew there was no one plays look cross after high school and majors in farsi and ancient greek were onto us greg the worst example of the intelligence community infiltrating academia is that the cia seabird money spent millions of dollars staging scientific conferences you know condemning conference is the crucial for the international exchange of ideas for going to really to do narrow on a government funded grant and getting the brazilian boyfriend. shows you what said . it's a boost of feel like i hear it's supposed to feel good not like medieval torture at all but i can confirm that the purpose of these phony conferences was for the cia to lure iranian nuclear scientists out of their country approach them individually and press them sometimes trick them to defect since undercover agents in operation brain drain had no scientific knowledge they literally had to use pick up lines to seduce iranian scientists and get them alone like did i see you when is stamping and appealing to the shy wallflower nuclear scientists do you hate crowds as much as i do wonder h

it's a message backed up with adverts in every language, from sudanese to farsi.oters is that the policy is tackling people trafficking and the country's borders are secure. for a significant number of australians, the people who are on nauru and manus island are out of sight, out of mind and that's an integral and deliberate aspect to any externalisation of border control. the people are removed from public contact and in that sense it's easier to shape the public opinion. there are some in australia who want the refugees brought here, fearing there is no future for them in papua new guinea. they say the government can't walk away. these people are unprotected, so if the australian government isn't going to remove these people and bring them to safety here in australia, there needs to be some kind of presence and some kind of protection for these men on the island as long as they remain there. while a deal to resettle some refugees in the united states continues to make slow progress, the future for those who've spent years waiting on manus island seems as uncert

the islamic revolutionary guard corps runs their nuclear program and farsi international inspectors from getting into the military sites. they carry deal which is what it really is makes no mention of other iranian bad behavior. the islamic revolutionary guard corps is running amok. and sudan. no holds barred. the iranians held american hostages. for ten years. a 10-year sentence and another father-son couple that are being held over there. negotiating a revised deal can get congress commits all the kinds of things we need to pay attention to. i appreciate you mentioning war stories in our sister or brother network, fbn. 102 episodes of military documentaries that are better than anything on pbs or ken burns. >> brian: as great as your marine carrier was, i think this is your finest work. thanks, colonel. i appreciate it. >> if semper fi, buddy. >> brian: a lot more, the justice department giving a last chance to big sanctuary cities the straighten up and stopping sanctuary cities. this is your last chance. we will give you the details in just a moment. maybe it's time for otezla (apremi

the global economy, and even post brexit, i think modern languages, even languages like mandarin, farsigage in the global market. a huge incentive. tell us about mother care in the sun on sunday. this story. what is it about? they have started doing a set of gender neutral babywear. it follows jon lewis. he of gender neutral babywear. it followsjon lewis. he stopped last month having separate sections for boys and girls with clothing. a lot of it is grey and black and white. babies don't care if they are in pink or blue. i think it is important we stop focusing on this. be for a baby is born we focus on whether it is a boy or a girl and all of those gender stereotypes. —— before. we should allow children to develop as they are. many young people are saying they do not identify with the gender assigned at birth and of the psychological damage that comes from that. it is more important than ever we allow babies to have the opportunity and parents to choose gender neutral clothing if that is what they want. many people will welcome it. but there will be a lot of people who will not be happ

and i speak farsi, which is -- similarly the same language, and i was looking forward to speaking with them, but they have such a thick accent that they would be laughing at me. but that was the only other group. in the north, that was, the northern area was made up of uzbeks. and i'm not sure -- there were some pashtuns with the northern alliance. so we had a relationship with all of those. the agency did, anyway. through those teams operating with the northern alliance. basically up north, the way it works is teams would work with one of the major commanders from the northern alliance and they were doing the same with those guys up in the northern alliance. they actually had an army up there, tanks, helicopters and all that. we were doing the same thing in the south, although we did not have an army to work with, guerrilla groups is what we were doing. so we had relationships with them and they knew -- we tried to pass information back and forth so the northern alliance guys knew what was going on in the south, we knew what was going on in the north that kind , of thing, but we were