grenada is tucked against the sierra nevada mountains of andalucia in southern spain.'s not line san sebastian. it ain't madrid. any reasonably sentient person who looks at spain, comes to spain, eats in spain, drinks in spain, they're going to fall in love. otherwise, there's something deeply wrong with you. spain is the sort of place that never really made any sense anyway, and in the very best possible way. this is the country that gave us the spanish inquisition. also anarchy. this is where devout catholicism mixes with surrealism, modernist cuisine with traditional tapas. christianity and islam spared space and traded places. the effects of influences of all those things are right here to see. you can almost look back through time and through the mists of history and see the phoenicians marching up across the vegas, or are those feral hippies? many of them made things interesting. >> when you ask what do you do? and you say we are staging the moon landing. wherever you are on the ideological spectrum, some things are constant, it seems. some stereotypical expectat

they cannot do it at the school. >> reporter: hundreds of grenada students are playing the game wherethey try to knock out their classmates. >> to get them out you either shoot them with a nerf gun or cross out their neck with a sharpie. >> reporter: each student paying $5 and the winner gets the pot. >> there's several ways to do it but the scariest is when someone waits outside of your house. >> reporter: that happened last year where police got involved. >> we did a felony car stop. we point our real guns at them and order them out of the car and we found it was just a game of assassin. >> reporter: police released this video involving a student last year who crashed into a house trying to escape her would be assassin. >> talk to your kids. don't let them play in this game. we don't want anybody to get hurt. >> i just treat it as a game. i don't take it too seriously. >> reporter: with their weapons of choice, a red marker and toy gun, livermore high school students are expected to start their game soon as well. in livermore, john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> b.a.r.t. is report

this is the mace to the islands of grenada. the mace has an illustration on it showing slaves working at a sugar mill. it's a lovely juxtaposition of slavery and freedom. the sociologist has argued that essentially the two historically have gone hand-in-hand. the islands, about 90% of their population was black. mostly fairly recent immigrants from africa. mortality rates were exceptionally high. there is wonderful new study by richard dunn in which he is really comparing conditions in north america and the islands. what really is very striking was the horrendous demographic rates in the islands, the mortality and the fact that the slave populations constantly had to be replenished. the result of this was that the whites in these islands were using a phrase that was certainly used in jamaica in the early 19th century. alan taylor has used it on his recent book about virginia and the war of 1812. they were talking about the enemies within. they were fearful of a major slave rebellion. in the north american colonies there were ve

contrast is so striking to the reagan years where president ragen came with overwhelming force -- grenada small operation, it bought him credibility around the world where bad guys weren't sure what he was going to do and how hard he was going to react. there was a general message that the united states meant what it said and now we're seeing kind of the opposite where allies and adversarieies can't quite figur out the message. >> everyone talks about getting through the next two years in a world that bret just described -- >> i should say this isn't just you here in the united states. we talk to foreign leaders all the time. >> everyone. >> they all say the same thing, i talked to a foreign minister of a major western country this week, he was scathing about the dangers presented at this administration presented to the world. >> look, middle of next year the presidential campaign is essentially going to begin and at that point i think certainly the republicans who want to get that nomination are going to have to be giving speeches on the subject about what they would do, at least to reas

the game started monday at grenada high school. it's expected to begin soon at livermore high. >>> the alameda county coroner is investigating a human skull found in oakland inside a box. a worker found the skull last week inside a wooden box but police say they were only called yesterday. one officer said the box looked like some sort of time capsule. >>> time is 6:27. a mystery in texas. the human organ missing from a college campus. the reason h. tours think -- the reason investigators think they may have been stolen. >> we're looking at a commute where traffic is a little slow approaching the richmond bridge and it's very soggy. >> some of the comments from marin county i cannot believe how hard it's raining. i will say. take a look at that. my goodness. all the way up to petaluma and over to sonoma county as well. with the finest nespresso coffee blends. a revolution in technology with unique centrifusion. a revolution in taste with a naturally formed crema on both coffee and espresso. nespresso vertuoline. experience the revo

instance he said to george bush instructed noriega to call fidel castro to warn him in advance of the grenada invasion. that fact isn't in my book because he couldn't corroborate it. he testified before a grand jury that he participated in the mediation of a dispute between the drug cartel and noriega. noriega had raided a drug laboratory that the cartel set up in panama in 1984. against an agreement they struck with the cartel they paid a great deal of money for protection of that laboratory. landon said he mediated the dispute. i have that story in some length and some detail in the book because i was able to corroborate it. so a book like this i think the hardest job isn't the mediation, it's the corroboration. hours were spent trying to make sure i didn't overstep the bounds. when i write the man was bisexual, believe me i talked to people intimately involved with noriega in one way or the other and i was able to confirm that to my satisfaction. >> how did his personal habits affect the way he lived? >> he liked control. that's what motivated him. he wasn't motivated by ideology. he wasn'

there's grenada, desert storm. a couple of hours. we only knew what we knew. we only knew vietnam.t then the guys coming back saying this is what they're doing in the gun fight. >> they honed the craft and continued to train while in the middle east another storm was brewing. >> this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people and to defend the world of grave danger. >> 2003, the invasion in iraq is happening. so we're like we are definitely going to be a part of that. so we were actually in the mediterranean sea on the amphibian ship. >> as they headed towards iraq, another crisis was flaring up. liberia's civil war had made the country extremely dangerous. so president bush ordered the s.e.a.l.s and a group of marines to evacuate all americans to safety. >> so we ended upturning around and going to liberia while everyone else went to war and we swam in and did a survey of the beach and grabbed the americans out so we missed the war. that's when that happened and i figured to go to team s.e.a.l. 6 and that's

christoph refuses to return to school for his sophomore year and moves to his mother's native country of grenadalive with family. >> i know my child. i saw the change in him. he was not interested in school anymore. my son never behave like that before. diane sues the city of york. when the video surfaces, the department of education immediately removes the dean from classrooms. following a hearing in march 2013, he is fined and ordered to attend an anger management course. in april 2013, the case against the city is settled for $50,000. hudson begins the 2013 school year in new york city's absent teacher reserve pool. >> we should always believe our kids, because you know what, the truth came out in the light. >>> coming up, another case of bullying. but this time, it's the kids who cross the line. >> you're a troll. >> oh, geez. >> you're a troll. you're a troll. >> you're ugly. >> when "caught on camera: out of bounds" continues. i hadn't been successful. quitting smoking this time was different because i got a prescription for chantix. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to h

remember, the rgis died fighting cuban troops in grenada. which is one of the main reasons for the sanctions. is to stop him from exporting terrorism. the president is trying to bail him out, bail the castro regime out. that's one of the main reasons for the sanctions for our national security interest. what the president wants to do is eliminate those sanctions but with no guarantees, frankly, even worse with no demand that castro does not do what he's always done when he has money, which is kill americans, threaten american u.s. national security interests. send thugs and troops around the world. it looks like obama doesn't seem to be too concerned. if president obama was as tough on our enemies like iran and cuba as he is on israel, the world would be much better. it's about time that he realizes that israel is our friend and our allies. and yet iran and cuba, state sponsors of terrorism that harbor terrorists, that murder americans. even shot down two american airplanes in international airspace. and what does president obama do, give th

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our gis died fighting cuban troops in grenada.hat hasnd happened because castro doesn't want to do it but because he doesn't have the money. that's part one. now president obama has done everything they can to give him the money. the second thing, as president obama i'm self stated, it's the leverage so when the castro brothers are no longer around, they're already in their 80s, it's the leverage to have a transition towards dem october seechlt remember the sanctions are there until just three things happen, free all political prisoners, not the ones that president obama and castro decide are the ones to free, number two, allow for freedom of press, labor unions, political parties and number three, democratic elections. president obama stated in 2008 we needed that leverage and normalization had to be contingent because of the leverage on those conditions taking place and then again not unlike mr. grooveer, once again, president obama in order to give concessions to a state sponsor of terrorism and he's going to take him off that

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quick examples, one was larry, who was asked if we were going to invade or not a -- grenada. it went to the security advisor and he said, that is preposterous, absolutely not. larry did not know. the winter the press and said that was preposterous. the next morning we did. and the press never treated him well again. similarly, jody powell with president carter. was going on, he was reckless to president carter, he was a part of the considerations on the attempt to -- he was close to president carter, he was part of the considerations of the attempt to rescue the hostages in iran. the president would've word of in which women said, is this happening? jody had not thought about it, would like to when this question happens. -- what do i do when this question happens. he and his own minds of the same thing i would have said, i think i would have, that the most important thing is the mission and protecting the lives of our troops and i am not going to admit this matter what. jody did was he had not thought through and he said no, this is not happening, and of course it did. he had

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there was the invasion of grenada.s the reflagging of ships in the gulf, all of which were controversial in the congress. yet he didn't get an authorization. are you saying that any time a president uses force he must first get an affirmative vote from congress? >> if you look at most of our history, and you look at most of the people who looked at our founding fathers, they would say that the commander in chief has the power to repel attack, imminent attack. the thing is this has now been dumbed down to the extent of being almost farcical. i'll give you an example. i had a conversation with the president about a year ago and i repeated back to him what he said in 2007. he said no president should unilaterally go to war without the authority of congress unless they're under imminent attack. i said what happened in libya? he said well benghazi was under threat of imminent attack. and i said, really? you meant by imminent attack, imminent attack of a foreign city would be justification for a war without the authority of