a consortium of interpol, u.n. office of drugs and and the wor customs organization signed off by the head of all organizations, be it president, secretary general, executive director. providing coordinated support, including to the network of wildlife enforcement networks that the u.s. has been so supportive of. and we've seen good national coordination if it's emerging in south africa, china, and right here in the united states. at a political level chair, we're very happy to see the outcome of the u.s.-china strategic and economic dialogue in may of this year with paragraph 47 said that china and the united states would work together to combat illegal trade in wildlife, and they'll have a meeting in june following up on the implementation of that paragraph. chairman, but society has no financial mechanism. the global environment facility does not serve as a financial mechanism to this convention. where it does serve as a mechanism on biological diversity and others. this is a historic anomaly that we also believ

at the published results of specific enforcement operations undertaken by organizations such as interpol and the world customs organization. and chair and committee members, it is very clear, organized crime is actively involved in the illegal trade of wildlife. this has been made clear by interpol, by the secretary and it's governing body which has passed resolutions on the top pick and by the national institution of drugs and crime. there is absolutely no doubt that organized crime is involved in the illegal trade of elephant ivory and rhino horns. we have talked this morning about a major spike in the illegal killing and the illegal trade of both elephant ivory and rhino horn and these are reaching levels that cannot be sustained. there's been record seizures of large -- of ivory. you can't take 800 kilograms from ivory, from central africa, export it to east africa and then to asia without carefully planned networks. and with rhino, we have gone from 13,00013,000 -- 13 illegal killed rhinos. this is despite the efforts of the south african government which has really enhanced it's ef

the sort of measures, the sort of coordinated measures through the international crime bureau of interpol to really clamp down and send a strong message, you steal our wildlife, you're going to jail. so we use south africa as a good example, albeit with all that effort, they're still really struggling to deal with this illegal trade in rhino horn. >> do each of these countries that are having a problem in terms of the elephants being wiped out, do they have the capability you're talking about in terms of getting the kingpin? >> i would say no. and the analysis we've done shows that the highest rates of illegal killing are those states that have the weakest governance. so where you have the weakest governance, you find the highest levels of illegal killing and as we were talking about earlier, this whole issue of governance and rule of law and having systems in place. where it's weak we see high levels of killing. >> well, i'm going to stop because we have senator risch has showed up, chairman kerry, and we are very excited about the idea that a republican has shown up to at least question

. >> la interpol identifico a 55 personas en 20 países dedicadas a la pornografía infantil, la investigacióniércoles para todos ustedes, desde univisión vamos a las costas de méxico, porque ya alcanza la categoría de tormenta tropical, las aguas calidas, va hacía las costas de méxico, después da un giro de regreso hacía el pacifico, trae lluvias que hacen falta en méxico . >> un poco de vientos en el valle central, para nosotros dejan temperaturas cercanas a los 50 después de esta noche, ligero descenso de las temperaturas, también en san josé, nuevamente el lunes arriba de los 70, los detalles sólo a las once . >> ya regresamos . >> (♪ ♪ ).mente >> (gritos) . >> antes de revelarlo . >> regresan para atrapar a los alienigenas encubiertos. >> uno nunca sabe cuando hay un alien entre nosotros . >> voy a revelarle otro secreto. >> (♪ ♪ ). >> (♪ ♪ ). >> resultados y jugadas, momento de los deportes. >> ¿qué tal? un placer saludarlos, el jugador mexicano no podrá integrarse a la selección nacional de méxico, por la lesión ante el monterrey, atraviesa el mejor momento de su carrera, había sido con

. >>> interpol lanzÓ una orden de captura inteacional contra mexicanos prÓfugos de la justicia del paÍs 2007, fueron liberados peitiÓ continuar lainv instigaciÓn. >>> se contactaron con narcotraficantes para confiar les la tarea del traslad de estupefacientes y evitar condenas del cÓdigo italiano, en estos ilÍcitos. >>> la colaboraciÓn de organizaciones criminales tiene varios aÑos, no se descarta que haya mÁs detenidos, en las prÓxis horas, en palermo ital italia, pablo, univisiÓ >>> tomas un lÍder del partido revolucionario institucional el pri, quien aspirÓ a la presidencia de mÉxico, esÁ en problemas en estados unidos, la fiscalÍa de texas confiscÓ una propiedad que Él adquiriÓ con dinero del narcotrÁfico dicen, segÚn una demanda civil que presentan fiscales. >>> veamos. >>> los tÉrminos de la demanda so demoleres para haington. segÚn la fiscalÍa de corpus christi, casi toda su vida como funcionario pÚblico y polÍtico recibiÓ dinero de carteles de la droga, con millonese dÓlares que obtuvo, se embarcÓ en una operaciÓn de compra de propiedades en estad unidos, afirma la demanda, ere

no matter what you pay, interpolate expert says -- aaa says to expect a lot of company on the road. >> 31 million americans hitting the road. >> aaa says it is possible we could see an additional surge of last-minute travelers because of the cheaper gas. >> in maryland, the average price is $3.59. >> your insta-weather-plus forecast with tom tasselmyer -- >> things are unfolding really nice for a great weekend down at ocean city. blue skies, not a very crowded beach yet. that is likely to change over the course of the next day or so. let's see what is going on. temperatures, low 70's along the coastal area. there are some showers inland. so far, no lightning shown up with these shoppers. it is possible that a thunderstorm or two may develop. forecast for down at the beach calls for temperatures in the 70's. the surface temperature down ocean city, there you go, a 39- 63 degrees. it is quite chilly in the the water. pretty nice comment typical spring weekend shaping and down the coast. 83 was the high temperature at the airport. 76 is normal. tree pollen count low, grass pollen count m

advertisements, records, magazines, newspapers-- a kind of tremendous clutter of banal experience that interpolatesven great art into that clutter, as here in rauschenberg's small rebus. rauschenberg went on to build a wall of information by silk-screening photographic images onto canvas, as in this work called port arthur, texas. the result is that everything here is homogenized in the uniform surface of photographic information. we may think of photography as a realistic medium, but rauschenberg shows it as a single, flattened, informational field as flat as the screens of our television sets or the front pages of our newspapers. one of the things that happens in jasper johns' work is that he makes the image that's projected inside the canvas synonymous with the surface of the canvas. there is no more interior space in the image. the target, the american flag are manifestly, absolutely on the surface of the canvas. johns is being ironic about earlier pictorial subjects, like portraits or still lifes or landscapes. this painting, based on buckminster fuller's map of the world, is an ironic landsca

interpol, singapore will be one of them. so i already in talks with interpol -- and we meet frequently, every second month we meet in order to see what can they do, what can we do. there is no need for duplication here. there is a need for complimentarity, there is no need to have a competition about this. there is enough for everybody anyway. so what we will do is try to focus on what is worst, and then we will try to do our best. we already work with a virtual global task force on fighting sexual abuse of children. the european financial coalition and the icspa which is an ngo in the e.u., but we need, also, to take a step further. so let me go to the e.u./u.s. cooperation. we already have in europol a high-tech crime center, so we're already working in cyber crime. we are now just scaling up this work in the ec3. why was europol actually chosen as being the host of the ec3? i think of a number of reasons. first of all, we already acted. secondly, which is very important to the e.u., is our very robust state of protection

wanting an englishman to head the country if you twenty twelve and beyond the former liverpool on interpol's also has international form something another possible choice hari read up as not watching who previously managed finland switzerland not begrudge the move either by his closest rival for it. he's a great guy. great job. great. no problems or very lucky to be such a good. it's very much game in the english premier league following the biggest game of the season last night. as united to move above them the top goal difference city went into the class three points behind with just three games to go until the league's end with michael vincent kompany the belgian rising highest right before the. home. finish in truth appeal reflection of themselves feeling to register a single shot on goal so both sides three points should city win their two remaining fixtures against q.p.r. the title is for the first time since nineteen sixty eight. and. for. the. city to catch united both hoping. to drop points on themselves. to wait to sunderland arsenal third with. the top six three chelsea to take th

to boot a former soviet military officer was arrested in thailand four years ago on an interpol notice the u.s. state department charged him with conspiring to use anti aircraft police aisles and silly millions of dollars worth the weapons to the cool and then rebel group market . victor boot who was nicknamed the merchant of death in america has always pleaded innocence in two thousand and ten two he's a brute was arrested he was extradited to the us he stood trial there and of in chile in april this year was sentenced to twenty five years in prison which is way he's now russia has repeatedly condemned boots trial on the grounds that the charges were not connected to any crime but rather to criminal intent the russian foreign ministry labeled the case politically motivated and said it had blacklisted u.s. officials who were involved puts case came under the spotlight again in may when the u.s. attorney general eric holder visited st petersburg for the international legal forum he told russian reporters the u.s. may considering that placation to transfer a victim boot to serve his pris

and with this climb unique to sweden many a questioning why he found himself on the same interpol list alongside senior mexican drug lords the european commission has acknowledged that these arrest warrants are being misused the no questions asked system these judges very little discretion to refuse the warrant the outcome of the case could have why did play cations the human rights issue. when wiki leaks published u.s. embassy cables it gave the world an unprecedented insight into u.s. government take to vittie and revealed some uncomfortable truths it's time to see the we need to be our own sound and it's also important that really we need. where we no longer necessary but democratic process is something that now seems to be lacking he could be locked up with very little access to the outside world he will be allowed to see a priest and he will be allowed to see a lawyer but his ability to speak to others family members the media to read newspapers and to access the internet could be severely restricted fear but the united states may use the liberal extradition laws in three to then

and with this climb unique to sweden with many a questioning why he found himself on the same interpol list alongside senior mexican drug lords the european arrest warrant system is basically a no questions asked system because it works on a tick box basis prosecutors in one state can essentially fill in a form and if they have the correct boxes about the nature of the offense that's been committed and if that offense is one that can be imprisoned for a certain period of time then extradition will be ordered no questions asked the european commission has acknowledged that these arrest warrants are being misused no questions asked system leaves judges very little discretion to refuse the warrants now will lose julian assange just case could be set to see the law in this area. the outcome of the case could have why did play cations the human rights. when wiki leaks published us embassy cables it gave the world an unprecedented insight into u.s. government activities and revealed some uncomfortable truths it also paved the way for others to follow in his footsteps it's time to see the. so

many fans wanting an englishman to head the country twenty twelve beyond the former liverpool on interpol's also has international form something another possible choice harvey read up as not touching who previously managed finland and switzerland not begrudge the move either by his closest rival for it. now is no problem roy takes the job a wish him all the bases are great guys so i've got a great job we have. a fantastic players and. great result yesterday played it was a world. no problems whatsoever i'm very lucky to be working at such a good club as tottenham and very fortunate it's very much game on now in the english premier league following the biggest game of the season last night munch mr city beating cross-town rivals united to move above them up the top on goal difference city went into the clash three points behind with just three games to go into leagues and a win was vital thanks to vincent kompany they got it the belgian rising highest right before the time whistle to head home for a warm they'll. finish shoulders united in truth appeal reflection of themselves feeling to re

, what we did do in response to the incident is we activated all of the networks we have through interpol, world customs and drugs and crime to try and seize their contraband so at least these criminals got no financial gain for their act. but we're also working with all countries of the region to look at how we can bring them together collectively, possibly through a wildlife enforcement network in the same way supported by the united states in other parts of the world so we can start sharing intelligence collectively and support one other in these endeavors. and the government of cameroon did ultimately deploy its defense forces to this park to expel the poachers. so they did act, albeit it was after the event. but we're hoping that that will set a precedent for any potential incidents in the future. but i think regional or subregional support is necessary. and through this contortium, we think we can lend them the sort of support they might need to improve that, the support. >> and i think it was the case here that the rangers in the park didn't have any weapons, weren't armed at all.

wanting an englishman to leave their country into euro two thousand and twelve the former liverpool interpol's also has international form something another possible choice harvey read not has not been was previously manager of finland switzerland now it's no problem i mean roy takes the job a wish him all the bases a great deal and so i'll go great job we have brought you know. some fantastic players and have a great result yes he played it was a world. no problems or so i'm very lucky to be working at such a good club as tottenham and very fortunate ok let's move to be n.b.a. hardwood where last year's runners up miami are enjoying smooth sailing so far in the playoffs the heat securing another comfortable win over the new york knicks to secure a two zero lead in their best of seven first draw in series one hundred four ninety four the final score meaning the next have now lost their record tying twelfth straight postseason game just try to be aggressive early but you know the biggest thing was i was going touches you know you must respond. to the great job of screening for me and i. can mak

. >>> by the early '80s, david berg was on the run from interpol on suspicion of pimping.and davidito from one secret compound to the next, he never met ordinary members. now he commanded his female acolytes to send him strip videos. when his message extended to young girls, english sisters, celeste and kristina also had to perform for his cameras. >> that, to me, is disturbing, because this is just -- was just the start of much more. we were told we were dancing for god as well as berg, didn't we? >> yeah. >> glorify god. it's just -- it's just sad. it's just -- ♪ >> david berg wrote a letter called glorify god. that's where he gave specific instructions about what he wanted to see on these dance videos. >> you're a sick [ muted ] pervert. you don't have anything better to do with your life than to [ muted ] your little kids. it's just so far beyond me, i just can't [ muted ] imagine it. but yet it happened. it happened right before me. it happened to all of you. >> celeste's strip video was filmed at the family's commune in greece. led by berg's lieutenant paul pelecrin,

this has been made clear by interpol and by the u.s. commission on crime, prevention, and criminal justice. doubt thatolutely no organized crime is involved in the illegal trade in elephant ivory and rhinoceros horn. we have heard this morning about a major spike in the illegal killing and traded elephant ivory and rhino horn, and neither reaching levels that cannot -- and these are reaching life cannot be sustained. a lot of these seizures are 1,800 pounds or more in weight. you cannot take 800 kilograms of ivory from central apricot, exported into asia and without very organized and sophisticated networks. these are in place to trade illegally in substances. with the rhinoceros, we have gone from 15 illegally killed 2448 and the numbers are up-- 148 and now up to 200 despite the best efforts of the south african government which are really trying with enforcement efforts. >> we exist with it insuring the survival of a species in the wild. the impact of this illegal trade goes well beyond the impact of a species. criminals and the kids

today interpol announced a worldwide hunt for this man.rocco magnata, a 29-year-old canadian whose resume includes working in porn movies. they are really only identifying the victim as a white male. interpol has been called in because people think he may have made a run for it and could now be in france. so i want to bring in a reporter, john lancaster, he's been following this story for canada's cbc. john, thank you for joining me this afternoon. tell me, first off, this is obviously the first time a lot of our viewers will be hear being this. what led police to suspect magnata in this. >> reporter: this was a suspect who wanted to be identified. let me take you back to tuesday up here in canada. a human foot arrives at the conservative party headquarters in ottawa, the nation's capital. a couple hours away in montreal, quebec, police have been called to a low rise and low rent apartment complex in the city there where residents had discovered a human torso inside a suitcase left on the side of the curb for garbage pickup. police when th

interpol has released a wanted poster, a red notice to police forces around the world to be on the lookoutsuspect. when that foot that, gruesome foot was mailed to canada, it had a note attached that seemed to suggest that the killer might strike again. so police have reason to believe that he is dangerous, but they say so far they do not have any concrete leads of where he might be right now. and such a bizarre case. police really saying that they have never seen anything like this, that he has left quite a trail of evidence on the internet. but also insisting that right now they don't know why, they have no idea what the motive could have been for this kind of gruesome crime. erin. >> thanks very much to paula. >>> now let's check in with anderson for a look at what's coming up on "ac 360." >>> we'll have more on the breaking news, the verdict in the long and winding trial of john edwards. the verdict was strung out and left as many questions as answers. you'll hear an emotional statement from edwards on the steps of the courthouse. i'll talk with our panel. >>> also our keeping them hon

. >> we have approached interpol to issue a warrant so if he wants to come back of his own free will, please do so he can face the charges of the role he played in at sass nation of my mother. >> rose: how safe are the nuclear weapons? >> very safe. we have a very affective commanding control system to keep them safe. the nuclear weapons that i am very concerned about are the after the cold war. russia's retreat and those countries, those are very wonderable. in pakistan they are very, very secure. >> rose: and how unstable is pakistan? wfern i believe we are a new democracy and we, it might not look it now but the progress we have made is making us an even more stable country. as we get more democratic, democracy is a funny thing that way. just because people are allowed to protest, the media is allowed to speak their mind. the judiciary is allowed it to play an active role t can look like your country is descending more into chaos. in fact we are becoming stronger as a result. for example, i believe it would be near to impossible for there to be a military coup in pakistan today. >>

with him, but if you hear somebody talk about themselves at enough length, you can then start interpolating the motives beyond what even literally they've told you. and it was a great help because he -- i would get into situations where i had evidence and i didn't know what the answer was and then i would have to say, 'well, now how would he respond to this? how was it most likely he looked at this?" and with any luck, i'd run in and ask him. but after a while you get a feeling for somebody, for the way that they're responding to a situation, and so i felt i could proceed with greater confidence because of the sessions, even if they were formal. c-span: how long was he at ford motor? >> guest: fourteen years. c-span: how long was he president? >> guest: only a few months. from november -- the first week in november through the formal termination of his employment, which was january 20th, 1961. so that was a little over two months. c-span: how long was he secretary of defense? >> guest: seven years. c-span: how long was he at the world bank? >> guest: thirteen years. c-span: and what has he