well, unfortunately, interpol doesn't have many assets in that particular region in africa. maybe that's something that you could help me with when this is over. work for interpol again? that'll be the day. not work, darling. run. you see, i've been promoted. so, the team's yours whenever you want it. it's a hell of a time to bring that up. well, you know, in our line of work, there's never a good time. think about it. please? you find me a connection i can use and maybe we'll discuss it. [indistinct radio communication] the fbi's making good on its promise. we'll be out of here soon. we're taking him with us. these guys were too good to get caught, so why did they? 911 received a call alerting them to a robbery in progress. garcia: actually, it was a text. d.c. added 911 messaging after the virginia tech students texts went unanswered during the massacre. can you trace it, garcia? yeah. that message was sent from a cell phone that is currently inside the bank and is registered to a larry phillips jr. why does that name sound familiar? that's the name of one of the gunmen fr

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as part of the hearing will take place for a video link to israel both interpol wants on all the charges and he fears leaving the country. now you are supposing a recent bad run on the back that will start to protest the euro is just one bridge as well spain pledges to come off the weekend violence in the drift the group is gaining on the currency poles get the first game in five sessions here in moscow with the price of crude up forty cents today lou calls the window of my sixth grade about a legal fight between tycoons at the beginning of the program no real fight the owner of britain's evening standard an independent papers has been charged over a punch up on t.v. billionaire alexander live but it is charged with assault for punching a rival in a talk show property magnates he was injured in his face and liberty of called it a preemptive strike because good point today saying i feel like watching someone in the face right now some fifteen percent of aeroflot one of the world's most profitable airlines faces five years in prison if convicted or europe today rather . than you will see l

authorities have put their former prison officer her legs to be two years of inmates being tortured on interpol's wanted list tbilisi claims of lebanon but a council was seeking asylum in belgium is wanted for alleged involvement in the prison abuse their release of the british sparked massive protests across georgia ahead of the country's parliamentary election the georgian ministers have resigned with officers accused of the alleged torture arrested president saakashvili has promised a complains of the whole of the prison system but the former staff member who makes the footage says the president knew about their plans and is going off reports it's not the first time the man hailed by the us as an envoy of democracy has been accused of closing his eyes to what's happening in his state. the outcome of a recent alleged police operation near georgia's border with russia's will probably go biggest on eleven suspected terrorists dead he says the armed men were jesuits who crossed into georgian territory and kidnapped around goods before being caught by police the news spreads quickly but not everyon

some eight and a half billion dollars part of the harry will take place via video link to israel as interpol want tourney on all the charges and he says leaving the country let's check out some markets that must start with europe stocks are indeed gaining you can see ya. and that's really after falling by the most in two months on wednesday we've got speculation that china may and else new stimulus measures and as well before spanish government present their budget to twenty fourteen which means a european currency is that she wants this in anticipation of that budget which protesters in madrid want to include a reversal of those austerity measures you can check out the russian ruble as well so she gave us the basket currencies and if we take out the. international gains i mean that is indeed a game in itself and as for the first time in five sessions being helped along by oil prices that we spoke about a court battle between tycoons at the beginning of the program now a real physical fights the owner of britain's evening standard and independent papers has been charged over a pub shop on t.

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worth eight and a half billion dollars part of the hearing takes place while video link in israel interpol wants chernow on other charges and he fears leaving the country. from one tycoon battle to another nail the owner of britain's evening standard independent papers has been charged over a punch up on t.v. billionaire alexander lebedev is charged with assault for punching a rival in a talk show property magnate surrogates polanski was injured in his face and hip level have called it a preemptive strike as polanski had pointed at him saying i feel like working someone in the face right now. fifteen percent of era floats one of the world's most profitable airlines faces five years in prison if convicted you're up to your level of more stories phoenixville thanks for the day danielle see you later after a short break we're back with our special report on the european nationalists and popular is gaining strength and even getting our food inside europe's parliament stay with us for that. sigrid laboratory to mccurry was able to build a most sophisticated robot which all unfortunately doesn't

eight and a half billion dollars part of the hearing was such take place via video link to israel as interpol wants journey on all the charges and he says leaving the country so that's a situation that gets markets were heading to europe as he was going on they are still getting sort of forwarding the most in two months on wednesday and that so they're rising because of speculation that china will announce new stimulus measures and also before the spanish government says that that budget for twenty fourteen as well was riding on now let's see the euro it is still indeed flat really anticipation of that budget which protesters in madrid want to include a reversal of austerity measures what the ruble is while still managing to gain against the basket of cars that they take out some actors that are here in moscow we've got international gaze which means the markets here are benefiting as well as what is that would put oil gazing into you guys who is helping out the energy majors so we spoke about a court battle on the go between thai kings we're now going to talk about a physical fight the owner

bit in dollars around that part of the hearing was set to take place via video link to israel as interpol will chime in on all the charges and he says leaving the country balance i say let's talk it's good we settled out of court now with the monitoring the situation is going to wall street see what's happening because there's still the king she gains something a bit dated klein that is and that's because of speculation on china's economic stimulus measures that are set to outweigh the global economy as well as that we had america and job describes as well. that's helping out the mood. at the moment you can see around the third for the dow jones on the nasdaq also the european stocks and they managed to close up their session and opposed to what it took about the spanish budget because they were voting last thirty minutes or so boring questions by how easily last half of the government presented that twenty thirteen budget the country's budget ministers says a soft recession is expected in twenty thirteen and the g.d.p. . point five percent the euro brains fall out on the russian currency

georgian authorities have put forward prison officer who leaked videos of inmates being tortured in interpol's wanted list to police it claims that led to an abetted kanzi who is now seeking asylum in belgium is wanted for alleged involvement in the prison abuse the release of that footage sparked a massive protests across georgia head of the country's parliamentary election to georgia ministers have resigned with officers accused of their alleged torture arrested president saakashvili has promised a complete overhaul of the prison system but this will not stop number leaks that footage says the president knew about that and as this can also reports it's not the first time the mine hailed by the u.s. as an envoy of democracy has been accused of closing his eyes to what's happening in his country. alleged. russian. eleven suspected. dead the b.b.c. says that the armed men were chechens who crossed into georgian territory and kidnapped around ten locals before being caught by police the news spreads quickly but not everyone's buying it. this was all organized by georgian security services the la

interpol started. going global and now police fire. log in. to. choose your place take your stand. and needs to. make your statement. spread the word. occupy wall street alone. you're watching our team let's take a recap of the headlines with our syria's rebels because that civilian aid will not be latest target and one that international applied to shooting straight anyway near the country's two largest cities. turkey has pushed for a no fly zone over syria since activists are rallying as long as germany or any gains at the regime. actually doesn't speak louder than words in israel as a country launches a massively more propaganda campaign along with emergency drills. of the conflict getting attention for all the wrong reasons that the london paralympics anger among disabled activists as a forum which they say humiliate them at the key back up again. and for more on the west in the gender in syria next we talked to foreign affairs expert and german left wing politician and akin. as one of the world's major economic and political powerhouses germany has a lot of influence which it

eight and a half billion dollars but part of the hearing will take place via video link to israel interpol chernow on other charges and he fears leaving the country. now europe's reversing recent but wrong on the back of stalls there are two protesters in the euro swung back into the black both spain promises to cut red tape off the weekend violence in madrid the ruble is gaining on the basket of currencies first game in five sessions here in moscow with the price of crude up fifty cents today so energy are up and we had a court battle between tycoons at the start of the program no real fight the owner of britain's evening standard and independent papers has been charged over a punch up on t.v. during a talk show billionaire alexander lebedev punched property make a long ski who damage his face and hip livid have called it a preemptive strike as polanski pointed at him saying i feel like working someone in the face right now. some fifteen percent of aeroflot one of the world's most profitable airlines faces five years in prison if convicted. on the website thank you see you see you soon. b

georgian authorities have put forward prison officer who leaks of videos of a maze being tortured on interpol's wanted list the basic claims it led even because it was now seeking asylum in belgium is wanted for alleged involvement in the prison abuse they were nice of the footage sparked massive crowds have to cause georgia head of the country's parliamentary election to georgia ministers have resigned with office is accused of that i should torch our arrested president saakashvili has promised a complete overhaul of the presence of some of the former staff member who leaked the footage says the president and me about that and there's also his ego is going off now of course it's not the first time the man hailed by the us an envoy of democracy has been accused of closing his eyes to what's happening in terms of. the outcome of a recent alleged police operation near georgia's border with russia's republic of biggest on eleven suspected terrorist dead the b.b.c. says the armed men were chechens who crossed into georgian territory and kidnapped around to locals before being caught by police the n

interpol started. going global and. lyra. logged in. education. issues you. take your stand. needs to. make your statement. the one. you my whole story. welcome bonhoeffer's on c.n.n. we're trying to headline. the international atomic war show criticizes the ron paul stepping up its nuclear facilities to dozens of nations beyond the country's ambitions as a son is in toronto hoping the nation trying to its image as an international. olympic games in london are overshadowed by the controversy around a major sponsor is accused of the same people with disabilities bonded to work one day i'll be physically unable. to keep pushing for protecting the same sons inside syria despite objections from russia and china on friday as allies claimed the measure is needed to hold syrian refugees that base criticism or attempt step by the militarized to civil. and also and also on this week's financial headlines in kind of report coming up next. max kaiser this is the kaiser report you know poland must be coming along economically because of course they are attracting wall street banks and ju

than viewing small patches beneath the ship, many, many tracks going every which way and trying to interpolateen those tracks. with gloria, we can see the entire surface-- where the sea mounts are, where the channels are, where the meanders are, where the canyons are, the gullies. we know the locations of all these features down to very small scale features. in that respect, gloria was a complete revelation. to accurately map an area of ocean floor using gloria technology requires very precise navigation. the longitudes and latitudes of specific sites are determined with the assistance of earth-orbiting satellites in communication with the research vessel. this technique is termed g.p.s.-- the global positioning system. navigation is the most important data we collect. if we can't locate the image or a bit of it exactly where it is on the sea floor, then we haven't done our job. someone must be able to return, after identifying something on the gloria mosaic, return to that latitude and longitude and find that image on the sea floor, so we use global positioning. we use g.p.s. navigation. it's

they also double as a digital camera, producing high-quality 16 megapixel interpolated still photos. >> drew: philip, what do you bid? >> $480, drew. >> drew: $480. katey? >> $1,200. >> drew: $1,200. tequila? >> $850. >> drew: it is $480, $1,200 and $850. >> $1,201. >> drew: all right. actual retail price is $640. ( bell rings ) philip. ( cheers and applause ) come on up here, buddy. how are you doing? say hi to chris daughterry, come on over here chris. say hello to phiip. >> hello, chris, how are you? >> hey, phil, how are you doing? >> drew: going to help him win some money i hope. show him what we're going to win, go ahead, george. >> george: phillip's too cool. let's get you worked up. how about a chance to win up to $10,000 in cash! ( cheers and applause ) >> drew: $10,000 in cash. philip, where are you from? >> i'm from huntington beach. >> drew: huntington beach, what do you do? >> oh, well, nothing right now. >> drew: nothing... ( laughter ) all right, congratulations, i think. let's try to get something going for you then, let's move this back to a dollar, please. i'm going

i might interpolate that i visited the national constitution center in this past may she took a picture of me with the three hold outs, edmund randolph. many of the reasons for my own holding out in 2003 at the opening of the national constitution center as suggested by the democratic constitution related to the fact the united states constitution is in many ways remarkably undemocratic. not only when compared to almost any constitution written elsewhere around the world since the end of world war ii but also when compared to the 50 other constitutions in america. the full title of my book, "framed: america's 51 constitutions and the crisis over governance," and one of the things that has become a hobby of mine and will be the brunt of a course in the fall in harvard law school is every student particularly at our so-called elite was schools which would lead students graduates to believe there's only one constitution in the entire united states to realize federal defaults that each stage has the constitution and one discovers contrary to the bad recruit at stake constitutions have, and

government from the secret service and from interpol international investigative agencies. on the frequency of cybercrime and not just financial losses. but the types of breaches without getting into the privacy invasion, doesn't name any of the companies, doesn't name any of the individuals. so i just wanted to clarify what that was. another question. >> you mentioned that if we drop a bomb on another country drops a bomb on one of our businesses, that very clear violation law, it's an attack, we'll do something about it. one the issues i've heard from officials like general alexander race is that cyber attack has not been defined yet. and that we talk about they have been hacked, by defining cyberattacks, foreign country or someone else has attacked us and we can take action needs to be done. can that be done, does that need to be done internationally? is that a legislative issue? doesn't need to be addressed in this legislation? >> you say cna, so the analogy i use was the bomb which include an attack, but there is see any happening every day. computer network exploitati

i think what i'm starting to see now, i am a sort of body default sue dear interpol what just just becauseork, and if i'm in a supermarket in denver or somewhere in northern california or long island, generally i think what all iacp will filling up their carts with is probably all little bit less terrible than it was 20 years ago, and i can't imagine that's going to -- i don't think we are going to go back in time. i don't know. but it feels like maybe some okay things are starting to happen, and it feels like yeah, maybe people not in some sort of mass way. but every so often are kind of respecting the very, very essentials act of cooking, and that's amazing. >> the economy has a lot to do with it, too, people the feeling like they have to fend for themselves now. >> so be it. >> i would add a little different spin. you know, this movement has gone after the children, and so, you know, they are going to grow up to create children that eat better, the thing is a day and remember eating well. it's the middle group that's been ignored, the ones that have been raised in the 70's eating proces

government, from the secret service and from interpol international, and rest of the agencies on the frequency of cyber crime and not just financial losses but types of breaches without the privacy invasion. doesn't name any of the companies or doesn't name any of the individuals. just wanted to clarify that was another question. >> you mentioned if another country drops a bomb on a business, very clear violation of laws, war attack, we will do something about it. one of the officials i heard, general alexander raised, cyber attack has not been defined yet. oh, they've been hacked but defining cyber attack to say yes, foreign country or someone else attacked us and we can take action needs to be done. can that be done -- does that need to be done internationally? is that a legislative issue? is that something that needs to be addressed in this legislation? what's your perspective from the private sector? >> you say c.n.a., so the analogy is a bomb which is clearly an attack. there's c.n.e. happening every single day, computer network exploitation. let's change scenario a little bit a

this is as far as i'm allowed to tell you but you can interpolate this from it. and i had a good working relationship. there was a lot of partisan sniping going on. intelligence was becoming a weapon of choice for the election as you will recall in 2004. but even so, we were able to work through that and likewise wit it on the senate side. unfortunately that turned out to be a downhill spiral after the election and president bush got reelected. things started to sour up in iraq. the wmd thing clearly was a goof. we had some other things that didn't work out quite as well and the partisanship just kept developing and that was my clearly biggest challenge. an interesting sidebar on that, i served on both sides of the table, from the intelligence side and the oversight side and i was told some things as the chairman of the oversight committee that when i got to be the director of cia i found out weren't quite exactly as they had been explained to me. that did cause some kerfuffle. i think conventional wisdom was constant turmoil. that would not be true. that would b