no it appears interpol made the world safe from one hundred thirty three million in fake shampoo but failed to spot the trillions in the sham financial transactions destabilizing global labor currency and bond of equity markets ah now we get some more on this stacy well max we know financial regulators apparently refused to do anything about all those fake derivatives and bogus transactions happening globally and i thought maybe interpol might be someone we could you know appeal to to arrest all these fake derivative wielders interpol operations that millions of fate goods so they netted tens of million dollars in fake shampoo phony cigarettes and turkey and bogus booze and chill a and interpol said the reason why they did this is it's about quality and expectations you're buying a particular electrical component part you have to trust because it's a brand you know when.

welcome to the kaiser report max kaiser hey last week an anti counterfeiting raids across the world interpol arrested six thousand people of sees one hundred thirty three million was a fake that not one of those arrested away ever was a central banker who had conjured up fictional national wealth by fiddling with q.e. buttons on a quantitative keyboard nor were any of those arrested spoof trading high frequency algo bots generating fake liquidity with a very real front running no banker a broker trafficking in bogus or rivet is backed by delusional collateral no naked short selling silver manipulator and not a single robo signing mortgage forger nor if a club or rate giving banker was seized by interpol no it appears interpol made the world safe from one hundred thirty three million in fake shampoo. but failed to spot the trillions in sham financial transactions destabilizing global labor currency and bond equity markets ah now we get some more on this stacy well max we know financial regulators apparently refused to do anything about all those fake derivatives and bogus transactions happeni

no it appears interpol made the world safe from one hundred thirty three million in fake shampoo. but failed to spot the trillions in sham financial transactions destabilizing global labor currency and bond equity markets ah now we get some more on this stacy well max we know financial regulators apparently refused to do anything about all those fake derivatives and bogus transactions happening globally and i thought maybe interpol might be someone we could you know appeal to to arrest all these fake derivative wielders interpol operations that millions of fate goods so they netted tens of million dollars in fake shampoo phony cigarettes and turkey and bogus booze until a and interpol said the reason why they did this is it's about quality and expectations you're buying a particular electrical component part you have trust because it's a brand we know and respect but that product could in fact be dangerous or defective it's misusing trust of the browns counterfeiting is an interesting concept in this context and that you have central banks or counterfeiting money that's not on col

nor afic lab or rate giving baker was seized by interpol no it appears interpol made the world safe from one hundred thirty three million in fake shampoo but failed to spot the trillions in the sham financial transactions destabilizing global labor currency and bond equity markets ah now we get some more on this stacy well max we know financial regulators apparently refused to do anything about all those fake derivatives and bogus.

no it appears interpol made the world safe from one hundred thirty three million in fake shampoo but failed to spot the trillions and sham financial.

he was on interpol list.been tried in 2003 because he was a station chief in millan when we snatched extraordinary rendition, a radical mullah off the streets and carted him off. and the italians tried -- 23 americans and others in be a sten shah. this guy, station chief mr. leahy got nine years, later reduced to six. lingered on the list. it's about italian politics. the italian left and some elements of law enforcement have that interpol active hit and wanted to get him. the italian government, i think, was probably blindsided when he was actually picked up in panama. the perfect solution, panamanians didn't want him. they gave him to us. they said oh we tried. >> governor huckabee: on that i have got to say arriver -- both god by to both of you. now the sergeant who released pictures is facing real reper repercussions. should he be punished? we will ha ( bell rings ) they remind me so much of my grandkids. wish i saw mine more often, but they live so far away. i've been thinking about moving in with my dau

nine people after a new wave of violence claimed dozens of lives across the country this comes as interpol issued an alert after al qaida freed some five hundred of its members in attacks on iraqi prisons in a statement the organization said most of those escaped the senior members and pose an international threat to political analyst patrick harris and things that could never pulled off such a prison break on his. iraq at the moment is only realizing seeing the fruits of the seeds that had been sown through a decade of occupation by the united states and other forces five hundred terrorists sprung from two different prisons. it's quite extraordinary i mean the odds of this actually happening without any outside. help but say either from satellite from the telecommunications support this isn't a prison break that al-qaeda could organize all their own would have had to be either an inside job and also have outside support so it's quite extraordinary the ramifications of this for iraq. there isn't a lot of confidence in the security services in iraq after an event like this happened but i th

number of killed in the country this month alone to a shocking seven hundred fifty nine people as interpol sounds international alone after al qaida branksome breaks out five hundred of its own from iraq a prison. the european court of human rights has ruled the conviction of russia's former oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky was not but it's clear motivated holder of course kate was once russia's richest man on the scene as president putin's at vassar a in the west is currently serving a jail to have a money laundering and embezzlement he is not in a coach now has more now on the case. the european court documents rice has dismissed claims that the prosecution off. of his business partner blood on a bridge if it was politically masuk now the cord found no violation of these rights to a fair trial but still the court of knowledge said there have been some other violations all their rights in particular the court said that russia unfairly tourist him huge tax or reus and unfair you send him and his business partner to a far away tunnel colonies now following vats of the court in strasbourg ord

nine people after a new wave of violence claimed dozens of lives across the country this comes as interpol issued an alert after al qaeda freed some five hundred of its members in attacks on iraqi prisons in a statement the organization said that most of those who escaped senior members and pose an international threat let's discuss this now with political analyst patrick henderson first of all patrick the figures the death toll is over this certainly the last few months is pretty grim reading isn't it why is the country going through such a violent period now. but i think iraq at the moment is only realizing seeing the fruits of the seeds that had been sown through a decade of occupation by the united states and other forces so the two really the big success with the u.s. occupation was to create a sectarian situation in iraq between shiites and sunnis. to you know destabilize that country for the next generation that's what we're looking at right now and these prison breakouts what does it tell us about the capability of the security services now in the country want to face the iraqis ha

people after a new wave of violence claimed dozens of lives across the country and this comes as interpol issued an alert to al qaida freed some five hundred of its members in attacks on iraqi prisons in a statement the organization said most of those escaped all senior members and pose an international threat jewelry supposedly activists from the stop the war coalition thinks the u.s. invasion wiped out iraq's ability to fight terrorism. in order to occupy iraq the western forces british and american adopted a policy of divide and rule. a major sectarian conflict where there wasn't one before they created al qaeda in iraq where there was no al qaida before so i think that the country is a prey to the most enormous strains as a result of that war the truth of the matter is it's a terrifically weak government it's a practically divided down the middle between people who are sympathetic to iran's position in the region and those. people depend on washington it's a state that's been left in a catastrophic weak position by the occupation which the current developments in the in the middle eas

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apparently you're guilty of nuclear terrorism and murder and you're number one on interpoll's most wantedat did you say? i said if i don't somebody else will. >> it's bad. isn't it? >> send him my love, will you? you're driving me crazy. he gave her a gun. >> was it loaded? yes. are you being control something. >> no. you have to take chances in a relationship. you have to be supportive. >> john: it's the most classy way to dispose of a body. please welcome back to the show the great dame helen miiren. [ cheers and applause ] >> i think you should conduct the whole interview on your knees actually. >> john: i've not actually met a dame before. so as a british peasant, am i supposed to courtesy or just automatically give you my income? >> no, no,. john: how does it work. i'm probably more peasant than you are. >> i went to normal school. they call it something different. >> they don't call it private school. >> they think we all went. it doesn't matter. >> you know, i'm not, believe it or not, i'm actually a member of the royal family. >> you damed up. i did dame up. i did. i was very hono

but while the trial was carried out in absentia, the station man became a wanted man, this is the interpolin 2009, the verdict came down, the judge convicted them for the kidnapping of that cleric off the street in milan. it was touted as a landmark ruling, but only a symbolic one, since the defendants were not in the courtroom. robert lady was handed an eight-year sentence, they never thought he would serve it because he was in italy and they thought he would never go there again. but today, he was arrested. the italian justice ministry put out a statement saying the man has been detained and reportedly has been picked up near panama's border. so far they don't claim they even have him. as for the cia there is no comment, i don't know how long they can go on making no comment about this. we still don't know much about what happened here. but the lead prosecutor in the case, the guy that started the case in 2004 said the arrest in panama came after the arrest was requested by interpol, and no, i can't explain that, either. but it is important to know that there is no extradition treaty bet

international warrants nor into full war and a raft ad was snowden and neither could there be one because interpol doesn't issue warrants for political crimes or suspected political crimes an astronaut is considered to be one so if there is no legal ground for these countries to try to apprehend edward snowden why do you think they. they're showing so much eager in there to assist the united states and that efforts to arrest him. on things are suitings we have reports of provisional arrest warrants been issues but i don't think there is a legal basis for any action against him at the moment so the only explanation is that the establishment in practically every country in the world's are afraid of sending the united states government now has a reason to be fearful because the united states are using its ways its economic ways in so many instances and its military ways you know there is to intimidate those countries i think we saw with ecuador trepanning to take their trade preferences from them if they were to give him asylum and other countries are afraid to give him any asylum no i don't think th

welcome to the guys a report max guys are a last weekend anti-counterfeiting raids across the world interpol arrested six thousand people out of season hundred thirty three million it was a fake that not one of those.

number of killed in the country this month alone to a shopping seven hundred fifty nine people as a interpol sounds international along to al qaida breaks out five hundred of its own from iraq it presents. the european court of human rights has ruled the conviction of russia's former oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky was not politically motivated who was once russia's richest man and seen as president patients at a fast rate in the west is currently setting at trial for money laundering and embezzlement culture has more now in the case. the european court off human rights has dismissed claims that the prosecution of costly and his business partner blood on a bridge if was politically motivated the cord found no violation of these rights to a fair trial but still the court acknowledged that there have been some other violations all their rights in particular the court said that russia unfairly tourists him huge tax to reus an unfair he said he and his business partner to a far away tunnel colonies now following vats of the court in strasbourg order russia to pay higher compensation a thousand e

welcome to the kaiser report max kaiser hey last week an anti counterfeiting raids across the world interpol arrested six thousand people of season hundred thirty three million was a fake that not one of those arrested away ever was a central banker who had conjured up fictional national wealth by fiddling with q.e. buttons on a quantitative keyboard nor were any of those arrested trading high frequency algo bots generating fake liquidity with a very real front running.

shock anybody who is interested in human rights and the rule of law edward snowden is not on the interpol wanted list there is no justification for this kind of gangster activity if he is to be extradited to do night it states then that must of course happen and. according to legal procedures that is to say according to extradition treaties where they exist and if the americans and their european allies are going to say that these well established rules and principles no longer matter then they are showing themselves up to being what in fact they are which is to say completely hypocritical on human rights issues and of course yes that will bring about untold opposition from latin america from china and probably from russia yes and it looks like the euro is a willing to act on snowden's leaks but holder nothing to protect him or to think i think that's right i mean look this thing i've just made the point about how the americans and the europeans are hand in glove but this is the first time that we've known about this let's not forget when the cia rendition scandal broke several years ago

sakata same quote law agencies asked the us on many occasions to extradite wanted criminals through interpol channels but those requests were neither met nor even responded to the nation of ecuador can say the same thing they've been trying to get to banker brothers extradited back after being convicted of investment but the u.s. hasn't complied and the two brothers are living a cushy life in south florida and. remains to be seen whether or not the u.s. will hand over recently arrested former cia agent robert seldon over to italy where he's wanted to serve prison time on kidnapping conviction. though whether the united states should or shouldn't have ignored extradition requests or granted asylum isn't the issue the issue is they did just recognizing the extradition requests go beyond the confines of cultural relativism so as the united states pressures try to russia could organise weyland of other nations are noted it should be remembered that a precedent has already been set on this issue of extradition it is the united states. and washington. are too we are just learning this week about a

most of the major members of european union have their own spy agencies in the european union has interpol but it's the european union doesn't have a spying agency you know and they probably never thought they might need one bless them so first takeaway there is i think the e.u. has been absolutely humiliated as a. in its illusion to be a major negotiation block on the world stage secondly you're never going to know if i how can we ensure that the u.s. rolls back. if we do believe john kerry would you believe barack obama would you believe a word statement the kinds of things that we saw coming out from google and yahoo about backdoor entry and specific kinds of entry into their server farms you know there is you know not the point the point is you never know about anything surely we as citizens are it seems are so disempowered in this day and age and as high technology day and age where governments have so much more control and power in fact to listen in on us then these are for example during the cold war world war two when spying was a lot more ok and at least publicly acknowledged toda

i mean it's it makes it almost impossible for him to travel anywhere and but there's no interpol worn out so he can pretty much go places where. he trusts and he may mention that in his statement that by flying to moscow and knowing what was going on he was basically putting a lot of faith in a lot of strangers to protect him and that's kind of how he has to live throughout now because there are a lot of countries that he can't fly into now and and i mean who knows how much longer he will be given the sort of temporary asylum in countries like russia or ecuador or cuba and abby i want to read another part of the letter it says quote in the end the obama administration is not afraid of whistleblowers like me bradley manning or thomas drake we are stateless imprisoned or powerless no the obama administration is afraid of you and is afraid of an informed angry public demanding the constitutional government it was promised and it should be abby your thoughts it's obvious to anyone who looks into this program that. saying spying grid that snowden has shed some light on that this is not abo

welcome to the kaiser report max kaiser hey last week an anti counterfeiting raids across the world interpol arrested six thousand people in a season hundred thirty three million was a fake that not one of those arrested away ever was a central banker who had conjured up fictional national wealth by fiddling with q e buttons on a quantitative keyboard nor were any of those arrested spoof trading high frequency algo bots generating fake liquidity with a very real front running no banker a broker trafficking in bogus or rivet is backed by delusional collateral no naked short selling silver manipulator and not a single robo signing mortgage forger nor if a club or rate giving banker.

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according to interpol, the gang is linked to more than 340 robberies in 35 countries.nthers are known for their daring and speed. in 2007, they drove into cars into a dubai shopping mall. and in less than a minute, made off with jewelry worth $1 million. a new documentary called "smash and grab." the director havana markey managed to get five of the gangs to open up about their crimes and the networks they use to fence their loot. she joins me now. the documentary is fascinating. you track down five of the pink panthers. what was it like meeting them? >> each one was different. each personality is different and each was in a different scenario. one was, i had to go to a deserted war memorial. i wasn't allowed to take a mobile phone and i had to sit and wait for another to pick me up. so there were scary moments. but also some moments that were also extraordinarily relaxed and i couldn't understand that they weren't more paranoid. >> what interested you about this group? >> it's no coincidence that they all come from the same kind of time and place. they were absolutely

apparently, you're number one on interpols most wanted. >> what did you say? >> it's important to enjoy life while you still can. >> ryan reynolds joins jeff bridges as part of an after-life task force in r.i.p.d. >> where am i? >> you're dead. >> but you have skills that we want. >> so we would like you to join the ripd. the rest in peace department. >> get in on the chase,july 19th, or get in on the race in turbo! ryan also voices the animated snail with a need for speed!fas. >> i wish i was fast. >> and from fast to freaky! >> there's something horrible happening in my house. >> the conjuring tells the terrifying true tale of two trailblazing ghosthunters! on july 26th, hugh jackman slashes back onto the big screen as the wolverine! >> what i am. can't be undone. don't be so sure. >> on august 2nd, mark wahlberg and denzel washington take on the mob in two guns! paradise is a place within reach in the sci-fi spectacle elysium. and matt damon wants to get there! we're gonna break into the most heavily guarded place in the universe? >> oh, yeah. >> it's great

interpoll says the pink panthers operate all over the world. these are their hall marks.ke to hit the play grounds of the rich. you want money you go to people who have it. they target really expensive jewelry and have come up awith ways to sell it which is the key here. they typically hit very fast with very precise plans and certainly some of the latest robberies look just like that. >> that is just a pretty incredible thing. they have no leads on this right now? i know there was a very important member of the pink panthers in a jail break recently. i am not saying he was specifically involved but he could have been. any leads? >> this is one of the things they are looking into it. they have leads with all of the crimes. there was a jail break in switzerland a few days ago. and two armed men there in this very brazen assault broke in and busted out two other men including a known member of the pink panthers. at least two other pink panther members have been busted out of jail this year alone. does that prove they are involved? no it does not but it is another reason tha

a panamanian police official told reuters robert seldon lady has been handed over to interpol. at the top u.s. military officer says the obama administration is considering use of military force in syria. general martin dempsey, chair of the joint chiefs of staff, told the senate armed services committee thursday he has provided president obama with military options. dempsey responded to heated questions on syria from arizona senator john mccain. >> i am asking for your opinion strikes.se of >> that is under deliberation inside of our agencies of government and would be inappropriate for me to try to influence the decision with me rendering an opinion in public about what kind of force we should use. >> vinegar mccain has vowed to block the reconfirmation of dempsey over what he says are inadequate responses on syria. the u.s. announced plans -- plans to arm the rebels last month, but the effort has stalled amid questions by congress. reuters reports britain has dropped its plans to arm the rebels due to public opposition and fear the weapons of provides could end up in the wro

the spanish national police did not identify anybody to those prints, so they sent the prints to interpol, who then forwarded them to the fbi. >> bergman: melissa gische is a fingerprint expert at the legendary fbi laboratory in quantico, virginia. >> the examiner analyzed the prints. he ran them through the system. >> and in this case, the examiner found a match. >> yes, in this case the examiner effected an identification. >> bergman: the fbi's identification led them to a suburb of portland, oregon, where a young attorney was working in his office. >> i got an unexpected knock on the door. i cracked the door open and there was two individuals, a man and a woman, and they identified themselves quickly that they were fbi agents. >> bergman: the fbi examiner determined that this fingerprint found in madrid matched a print taken from brandon mayfield when he was in the military. >> they proceeded to push through rather forcefully, to handcuff me. it was just unbelievable. it was surreal. i mean one minute you're sitting there and you've taken your kids to school and you've said, "have a go

interpol says they've been on the radar since 1999. >> katherine, thank you. fascinating story.>> thank you. >>> coming up, there is new information tonight about benghazi. someone is getting ready to talk to congress. congressman jason chaffetz will tell you who is talking. >>> the city of detroit may be bankrupt, but the city seemed ready for some lavish spending. wait until you hear on what and where they're getting the big cash. that's just two minutes away. w y fresh effects cleansers. part of a lineup of unstoppable skincare! start fresh and finish sparkling with s'wipe out wet cloths. va-va-vivid for a 400% better clean. from new olay fresh effects. the physical damage was pretty bad. the emotional toll was even worse. our daughter had nightmares. what that robber really took from us was our peace of mind. with adt, we got it back. [ male announcer ] every 14.6 seconds, a burglary takes place in the united states. so rely on the fast alarm response of adt. a single adt system can help protect you from burglary, fire, and high levels of carbon monoxide. when an alarm is re