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washington with more, rockland, if this video shows more than it claims, does it raise concerns about the isa's assessment of how capable these taliban fighters are? >> it does. the u.s. released a report that said that they don't are a strong set to measure the strategic capabilities as well as the day-to-day capabilities of the afghan forces. when you're dealing with a military that essentially has cobbled together from scratch, has no experience in working in a military framework, you're going to see these sorts of problems. u.s. officials are of course taking a look at this video, and they're trying to figure out whether or not this is a sign of perhaps more dangerous situations or challenges to come. >> and rockland, you mentioned it the danger. is security a concern as the u.s. troops pull out this year? >> well, security is always a concern, and it's usually based on the season when it's wintertime, and it's a very snowy and cold place, and it's quite difficult for taliban fighters and those sympathetic to their cause to engage with forces. talking about a spring and summer fighting seas

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across the america as another major winter storm over the isa ed this has been causing a lot of snow and ice over the eastern part of the us to show you what the situation is like take a look at the media. what about whether hit the us bringing heavy snow and sleet along the northeast corridor or at least seventeen deaths were blamed on the storm. most of them were the result of traffic accidents. utility crews lever to restore power to hundreds of thousands of showing residents many scores and base the seas were forced to close. driving was passable stanley and six thousand flights were canceled. but that heavy snow maker will likely move along the east coast. wellington's to find a lot of heavy snow a lot of the freezing rain is possible across the north the zapping pieced in canada to fifty centimeters of snow sand york city an additional fifty centimeters five week period i during nighttime hours. in addition to that strong wings because the quite dangerous conditions. the sustained doors but the most trouble nature to bring your winter survival kit including extra food and water

olympics is just kicking off our teams continuing its special coverage of course and let's now go to an isa now we who is in our studio in such a good morning tyrannize over to you know. there are more medals up for grabs at these winter olympics than any before and a lot of people are talking about bout for russia the figure skating has been a particular highlight the national team's already set a record in the figure skating pairs with a breathtaking performance from. of all of those are in their short program are to enter farmer has been following all the action. there are plenty of high. hopes and also a few high notes for throwing coffee this evening they are on the brink of clinching that gold in the pairs with just the freestate to come and they've chosen a piece of music for that which is very close to their hearts it's now andrew lloyd webber classic in jesus christ superstar what could possibly go wrong well the only boring thing i can think of is that many figure skaters have used his music in the past but they've never won a gold medal silver is the closest they come to and that

standing in the overall medal table and it was an unexpected support on the podium as offseason as an isa now reports from. russian fans certainly celebrating this tuesday russia wasn't tipped to take any medals in the snowboarding but there you go that's the magic of the olympics nicholai noonan finished second in the cross the country's first ever medal in that sport he was put by his french rival but stayed ahead of us in third noonan is the twenty ten world junior champion and before the sochi games said he was planning to retire well if he does at least tell now go out on a high now for a wider look out the winter games so far i'm now glad to welcome to our sochi craig really the i.o.c. vice president thank you so much for finding time to come and talk to us are you happy with how the games have gone so far in sochi russia where the i.o.c. is ready. particularly for the us which because if you give the competition. if you give. to compete and full of really good fun then you're going to get great sport so we're very happy what do you think makes sochi special as opposed to other olym

medal table and blowing spectators away with the performance of its biggest casing team all season isa now i was lucky enough to witness the russian figure skating triumph and reports now from our such a studio. it was the first victory for russia at the sochi games and a spectacular want to say the least russian figure skaters hit the ice with a series of breathtaking performances in fact the gold had already been guaranteed even before the about was concluded the victory was secured by the veteran skater you gave me a piercing call and teen prodigy half his age fifteen year old. she's become one of the youngest athletes ever to win a gold medal at the winter olympics thanks to her extraordinary but effortless looking performance it was stunning on top of that russian athlete scored two silver medals in the lose and by apple on and a bronze in speed skating farmers following events from the sochi mountain cluster and he says with russia having one team figure skating gold it now has its sights on hockey and speedskating some of the biggest names of these games have been arriving in ti

competition is now really heating up with eight affects of medals up for grabs on sunday and all season isa now is keeping across all the developments in how such a studio. it's the second day of the games of course and there's a very vibrant spirit here in the winter olympic capital there certainly and out most fear of rivalry first and foremost a very festive. mood with everyone enjoying the spectacle as for the competition so far norway tops the medal table but it's a russian out fleet who stole the show last night ten figure skater youths in her downswing performance in the ladies short program the fifteen year old showed she has the goods to win the gold and whether she takes the podium or not she's already picked our party's andrew farmer who is in the olympic class sir andrew a busy schedule there for athletes russia does have a couple of hopes today for medal but. sits second at the halfway stage in the league that people use today as does the figure skating event in russia currently leads not so fingers crossed to be some medals on the board by the end of tonight also today we will

farewell capping sixteen days of tough competition with a dazzling closing ceremony our very own and isa now in their teens sochi studio was lucky enough to witness the games from start to finish and she takes a bittersweet look now at how it all went. this and it's overwhelming we've seen so many big breaks and heartfelt losses cheers and tears here in sochi over the past weeks a lot of nail biting competitions nerve wrecking races and great performances all of those are going to go down in the olympic history and this great celebration of sport certainly was sealed with a finale to remember you were taken further on a journey through russian culture picking up from the opening ceremony it was a tribute to the russian greats in the arts music and literature and the organizers didn't miss the opportunity to poke a little fun of themselves over the infamous olympic ring that would open at the start of the games of course the biggest excitement came from russian fans after the host nation searched at the top of the medal count with a total of thirteen goals and a spectacular moment of cour

updates and highlights of the olympics for now back to you in moscow thank you very much and he's an isa now i live from our olympic studios in sochi where our team is closely following the sporting spectacle you can keep up to date any time by logging on to our official instagram page there we have video footage from the olympic capital joining us on instagram dot com slash r t and we're keeping a close eye on the games the slopes tracks stadiums and parks counting the medals following the action bringing you all the latest. the g twenty fourteen promised the ultimate in the exhilarating winter in our. social media and use the knowledge to make heaven and on the rest of our lives take news team for some twenty four take. on. earning us some of the week's other top stories a leaked phone call between top u.s. diplomats has revealed this week new details of washington's involvement in ukraine's ongoing political crisis recording apparently features assistant secretary of state victoria nuland discussing who could form a new government in kiev and bluntly dismissing the e.u. artie's marina

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blowing spectators away with the performance of the of its figure skating team i'm now handing over to an isa now a in our studio in the hearts of the winter games and you so were you lucky enough to witness the figure skating last night. i was and it was so exciting because it was my first olympic event but more so because it was the first victory for russia at the sochi games and the spectacular one russian figure skaters had be ice with a series of breathtaking performances in fact the gold had already been guaranteed even before the event concluded the victory was secured by veteran skater you get me a piercing call and a teen prodigy half his age fifteen year old. she became one of the youngest athletes ever to win a gold medal at the winter olympics thanks to her extraordinary but effortless looking performance it truly was stunning well on top of that russian athlete scored two silver medals in the lose and by alpha long and a bronze in speed skating let's cross live now to our tease andrew farmer he's following the sochi mountain cluster and drew russian celebrating the team figure sk

our very own an isa now in our tea so to studio was lucky enough to witness the games from start to finish. she takes that this would look back at how no way. this ad and its overwhelming we've seen so many big race and heartfelt losses. cheers and tears here in sochi over the past weeks a lot of nail biting competitions nerve wrecking races in great performances all of those are going to go down in olympic history in this great celebration of sport certainly was sealed with the finale to remember viewers were taken further on a journey through russian culture picking up on the opening ceremony. it was a tribute to the restroom breaks in the arts music and literature and the organizers did miss the opportunity to tell the little fiat themselves over the instrumental in bringing that one open up the start of the games. of course the biggest excitement came from russian fans after the host nation's thirst of the top of the medal count with a total of thirteen golds and a spectacular moment of course to the farewell show was the magnificent fireworks display. dazzling sarah body buried twenty

not some cheesy as this have to get the extensive coverage of the winter sports extravaganza at an isa now is right that for us. the city is still low rumbling really can feel the energy in the air after what we saw last night when the opening ceremony of course taking off the twenty second winter games here. i'm in the rocks and call still see the chair with an half hour or so spectators on a breathtaking journey for russian culture and history. more than a forty thousand spectators from around the globe happens if this olympic stadium to witness this extravaganza at the ceremony featured the olympic parade of nations to sign with a different athletes not to enter the stadium from the sides as usual but marched up right from the middle. emerging from a changing out of the world's course there was a grand fireworks display to docile it off. the discipline of snowballs but i'll have to re seed bead and gone that seemed a better and faster mettle of this on to games handed out on skis and youth the food chain onto cardstock when people think that this is an ep canteen its numeric in the

sonali now standing by in our sochi studios with all the latest developments from the host city and isa. morning to you matt it's the second day of the games and there's a very vibrant spirit here in the winter olympic capital there's certainly an atmosphere of rivalry but first and foremost a very festive mood with everyone enjoying the games so far norway is at the top of the medals table lose athlete skiers and figure skaters are among those hoping to bag gold in the next twenty four hours but that cross my heart is andrew farmer he's in the olympic mountain cluster andrew a great act of show of sportsmanship up there tell us what's happening on the slopes and tracks. yeah that's right in d.c. you know the olympic spirit is alive and well last you've heard this story and that's because the russian team is giving a very big helping hand to the germans one of its main rivals for today's women's biathlon it's all because the german team forgot to bring special equipment to prepare their own skis and that was a major factor because they do need to smooth them over they went around asking

join isa now a make heaven now and the rest of our lives they can use team for sochi twenty four take. on r.t. . both hands woke up on saturday to streets of broken windows and smoke rising from government buildings the day before thousands of protesters across the country went on a rampage and clashed with police. almost two hundred people have been injured in these days in a protest in a state where forty percent of the population is jobless and the countless oh sorry yeah balls authorities fired rubber bullets welsh academy until it got to disperse the crowds in other parts of the country protesters hold ranks of security forces and told local government buildings than west literally initially erupted over the closure of several state owned companies it was sold off and then collapsed on the private ownership and political analyst mark mason says the violence is growing into a full blown uprising. forty percent of the population of bosnia they are simply employed without any work whatsoever so these conditions are like i'm not at all surprising that we have a mass popular uprising

winter olympics is just kicking off our team is continuing its special coverage let's now go live to an isa now and who is in our studio in such. the winter olympics in sochi already a groundbreaking in many ways from the number of medals up for grabs the performances that we've seen the latest world record was set in figure skating pairs by the russian do. and. gave a breathtaking performance in their sort program of the year for andrew farmer who's following. all the apps and for r.t. andrew the pair will continue their pursuit for gold tonight while. they well the there are plenty of high hopes and also a few high notes with one coffee this evening they are on the brink of clinching that gold in the pairs with just the freestate to come and they've chosen a piece of music for that which is very close to their hearts it's now andrew lloyd webber classic in jesus christ superstar what could possibly go wrong well the only boring thing i can think of is that many figure skaters have used his music in the past but they've never won a gold medal silver is the closest they come to and that was

hardest so far today however that doesn't mean there's nothing to cheer for the home crowd she's in isa now reports now from our century headquarters. the competition is gathering pace and every day brings new reasons for celebration here in sochi but the russian's women's curling team has moved a step closer to medal success beating their american rivals let's get the details from our andrew farmer well there has been more success for the russian women's curling team they've beaten the americans nine seven to record their second win in a row and a bit later on will turn out again to face the chinese and also a bit later on we'll get another glimpse of the figure skating stars maksim and tatiana. they've already won team gold and are favorites for the pairs event which does get underway this evening it's also worth noting that they are world and european champions despite only being together for three years and despite. famous bad temper so what is the secret of their success over such a short space of time or maybe just maybe it could be written in the stars i was familiar with some of

where our team is continuing its special coverage of the winter olympics let's now cross live to an isa now we who is in the host city of the olympic games for us there. hello from sochi where there are high expectations for today's events and a very celebrate tory mood after yesterday's stunning performances in the pair figure skate no host nation had won gold in that discipline in over half a century that's what russia managed though with its top pair maxime time called and all of us are leaving their rivals trailing behind and once more the silver also went to russia. farmer explains there's another contest that's even more important to russian fans. but i have to tell you it was a fantastic because he was in it for a twinkle from the other show but if there is one gold medal that russia wants to win more than any. it is in the men's ice hockey they haven't done that since the fall of the soviet union and today they open their account against the vignette and that is a game on paper you would think they would win because they have something like sixteen n.h.l. stars compared to you s

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position many still saw it as a hint that ukraine would take up much of the talks here and we know that mr isa nuke is also scheduled to meet separately with u.s. secretary of state john kerry while ukrainian officials who are also taking part in the conference they're not scheduled to meet with any of these people individually and many are criticizing these countries for perhaps conducting this one sided approach to the situation clearly syria is one of the most important issues talked about right now since so well the first attempt to get both sides of the car for to sit down and negotiate peacefully has just happened to enter geneva and mr weber of commented on the latest statements coming out of washington that syria after all these are so far in the feeling with the agreements on the chemical arms deal he said this is really right now no time for him. altered made also the foreign minister remind you that this year the world is going to mark one hundred years since the start of the first world war the war and said that everyone has to remember what policies of national exceptionalism. and

within reach artes and to farmers in the mountain cluster and he's discussed what's in store with an isa now it down in our soul she studios. sun is a beating down on my back as i speak and that's prompted concerns about the possibility of melting snow but organizers have insisted that everything is fine and all events will go ahead as shared jewel today and that's included the women's downhill which produced an absolute classic we've seen a dead heat between slovenia's tina mays and switzerland's dominic design and that means they will both walk away with a gold medal and that has never happened in this event in the olympics before but coming back to the weather just yesterday temperatures were as high as plus sixty degrees upper rows a plateau where the extreme park is held we also saw a number of crashes in the men's cross-country skiing and some athletes have suggested that this is because of mushy snow when i spoke to one athlete from new zealand early this morning and she said you know what athletes just have to get on with it. coming into this event you know we know such as a litt

studio here in the host city back to moscow thank you very much and they said i was of course our season isa now way keeping us abreast of the games and the developments from our saucy studio well we've got all the latest on the action and the olympic city here and online as well you can head to or less section on our twitter feed there where you can find is actually tweets from the contestants and you can give them your feedback as well russia's whole could seem captain has tweeted his thanks to the many fans who have shown their supports now you're about to see a bible that soon thank you very much for thousands of messages and we will of course be keeping you up to date on all the olympic action right here on r.t. . the g. twenty four do you promise the ultimate in exhilarating winter and. you say no way to make seven zero in on the first of all of these teams for sochi twenty four take. on. in other news now moscow as urging washington to ensure that a russian pilot jailed in the u.s. is given urgent medical treatments constants in your suncoast how it is critical but he has been refused

change as athletes battle it out for seven medals on this monday let's go live now to want to use an isa now in our studio and you say any chance russia could surge back up the medal table. while the medal tables changing every day as a fleet's craving gold and silver put on impressive shows really ballot battling it out here at sochi two thousand and fourteen russia is now fifth in the overall medal count but there are high hopes for its ice hockey team because last night the red machine gave the home fans recent to celebrate russia beat slovakia in a qualifying match bouncing back from the bitter defeat they suffered against team usa on saturday it wasn't easy though victory only came via a penalty shoot out with neither side managing doring an hour of open play the red machine squeezed through one to nothing but now faces a must win match against norway on tuesday well other events here in sochi have got a day out of bobsled biafra lawn and freestyle skiing among others let's go live now to andrew farmer in the mountain to find out what we should be watching this monday a busy schedul

our tease a nice and now way keeping on top of all the latest from our olympic studios in sochi and isa eventually. it's the second day of the games and there's a very vibrant spirit here in the winter olympic capital this certainly an atmosphere of rivalry but first and foremost a very festive mood with everyone enjoying the spectacle i'm excited i'm having to figure skating this evening it all kicked off of course with a breathtaking opening ceremony on friday which saw a dazzling fireworks oh and a parade. national teams and the highlights of russian culture as for the competition so far norway tops the medal table blues athlete skiers and figure skaters are among those hoping to bag gold in the next twenty four hours but now cross lifeguards he is andrew farmer he's in the olympic class certain andrew a busy schedule there for athletes some great shows of sportsmanship there i understand. that's right at least the navy lympics spirit is alive and well after you hear this story sensually the russian team has given a very big helping hand to the germans their main rivals for today's w

the fans artie's martin andrews has been among the spectators and he shared his impressions with an isa now an hour. earlier . we've got behind this the olympic flame you can see but it's not just the flame that's on fire the whole olympic park is on fire it's like being in the carnival in rio it was just incredible even i was surprised the volunteers there doing limbo underneath the flags they're all screaming shouting dull saying everybody all the volunteers speak english we've got back in the stands we've got russian down saying we've got stages with the. traditional russian songs of course this is from various countries around the world you know cherishing and loving listening to traditional. and it's all brightly colored and so if you can if you don't have tickets to a specific event but you go into the park there's plenty to do. but you need tickets for an event you can go into the park just as a spectator and so what are some of the things that you've seen here well like i said you got bounced around with traditional singing is it's not just traditional songs i've you've got you'

isa school closing that music to a students in years.s message strikes all the right chords. >> the super bowl champions made their way back home. a small crowd turned out. where is russell wilson, oh he is just hanging out with russell wilson -- jay-z. he checked out the new jersey nets game. >> it is good to be the king, isn't it. >> life is pretty good for mr. wilson. >> things looking up for the whiz kids. the wizards finally get the job done and they did so against a quality opponent. the borland trail blazers were the second best record in the west. played another well-balanced game. in a 22 points and five assists and three steals. they played solid defense all night. they beat portland 100-90. this is the first time since .500.that they are over maryland is riding a two-game winning streak and growing up a little bit. >> it is about keeping focused. we made numerous mistakes in practice today. confident ande the guys are excited. >> georgetown one last night. i will talk to tonight from chapel hill, north carolina. >> thank you f

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it isa head start. it is pre-k. >> it is a oxymoron.t he is talking about for more money into just talking about abolishg this. >> you think that this is a bad thing? >> besides the criticism of the cost are detrimental to families who want diverse educational options. when we have a prepaid government run preschool, that undermines government regulations and competitions do not serve to meet that end. >> one of my objections is that i didn't think it had anything to do the federal with the federal government at all. this is an issue for families and municipalities in the fact that the president would make it, somehow 4-year-olds would be educated as part of this. >> you compare himo king james the second. >> yes, i think that there has been a 50 year fight in my country is what the government should do. john: thank you so much. after the break, we will learn more about the presidents cronies. the. >> oh, no, i'm underwater and i need a bailout. he won later, my state of the union address. [applause] [ intercom ] demolition drivers, to

ski slopes and four sets of metal still to be on any other disciplines well as him more now from an isa now in ours in the cell we will have to start the ice hockey match last night. rochelle was really close to victory but seeing as they fled their home in the end gets us more about it because the toughest things like the highlights of the olympics so far. however one on the evidence of their seats a hard fought match played at roulette with speed of course ended in disappointment for ross after a penalty shoot out but there was also a dose of controversy with a late rush and all topped off by the referee. art is an old engine farmer has more on why that's become such a talking point. essentially the atp officials have said is it's not a big old place and they built their moorings before the puck in a scene. the goal is to say that that's exactly what happened said that there's not much rain the complaint the day before that there is plenty of rain the disappointment having gone on today's athletes even a penalty shoot out better than russia. gpt despondent doctoral they were my own co

reassessed switzerland's parliament has three years to put the referendum result into law and i call your isa shirley or discuss the issue with two am a piece. the majority voted in favor but look a quarter of people in switzerland were not born in switzerland there were eighty five eighty thousand migrants last year it only has a population of eight million people wages have been driven down this putting pressure on houses the health care system on transport quite frankly is the democratic wish of the swiss people that they want to control their own borders and go for them i wish we could do the same in our own country see once again shaking your head switzerland's decision to limit the number of foreign workers perhaps the latest example of the growing feeling of nationalism where do you think this trend could be heading luxembourg thirty five percent of foreigners deliveries it very well because luxembourg is a growing economy according service sector and i have seen the reaction of service industry today in the us three was upset with this very slight majority because of the need to. hold

was a joke that keeps moving all over the pllce, deal with iran on nuclear weapon a joke, ayia told isaa tolda is laughing at us issue those hard casing over there. i promise you they will ignore whatever he says, the threat is sanctions as though sanctions have changed behaviors in the past, more fecklesses in, hapless ness, our president has an f in foreign policy. lou: and the vw labor leader, saying that people need to be in a union regardlessf what people want. what do you think will be the reaction, to a labor leader, a relative of volkswagen, the way they are organized, making such a threat? >> as they say in tennessee, that won't my up on rocky top, i am filiar with this area, the lks who live in that part of southeast tennessee, they have seen devastation rocked by unions. they have seen thenemployment, they have seen the. ty buildings and des layin laying that played into the vote, i was not surprised wn i saw the vote as it went down, i suspect that they wille hard pressed to make a change and bridge the union back to that company. lou: you know,. go ahead. >> what bothers me

or isa real deadline, treasury secretary jack lew trying to turn up the heat?> according to the treasury, it is the best guess that they have right now. it could change, but for the time being, jack lew expects the 27th to be the moment when all of those extraordinary measures run out. at that time, they will have about $50 billion cash on hand and they will burn through that quickly. it is tax refund season. in previous years, the irs has had to pay out $10 billion to $15 billion out each day. they could be tapped out any day after that february 20 seven date. less clear is how the threat of default will affect the u.s. credit rating. republicans are meeting this evening to talk through their debt ceiling strategy. what might they ask for? what are you hearing? >> after dropping the keystone pipeline as a possible attachment to last -- to the increase, there are talks of adjusting the cost of living for military retirees. the challenge for boehner is that both of those things will for. will need to be paid and with about 30 house republicans who will not vote

he talked a very good game, but in the month before the 2008 convention at denver, he voted fisahef isa- tehe amendments bill that would have contractors, the telecoms, for their participation in spying, in surveillance that wasn't legal. retroactively rubberstamped to that. knewhe made that vote, i the fix was in. >> go back to the original reason we asked you to come talk about the book. did you get much reaction out of the column? >> i got a fair amount of reaction. virtually all of it was positive in that as we have discussed, there are certain gaps in recollection were things he says in one place that don't square with things he says somewhere else. again, it is not so much about gates, other than he was a very important person in this drama , afghanistan, the war on terror and associated issues that have had a profound .ffect on the american psyche people don't want to realize that there is a less attractive id underneath our bravado about how good we are. we practice things like torture and try tonation sweep them under the carpet. the book was leaked out to the washington post a

was a joke that keeps moving all over the pllce, deal with iran on nuclear weapon a joke, ayia told isaing -- icra tolda is laughing at us issue those hard casing over there. i promise you they will ignore whatever he says, the threat is sanctions as though sanctions have changed behaviors in the past, more fecklesses in, hapless ness, our president has an f in foreign policy. lou: and the vw labor leader, saying that people need to be in a union regardless of what people want. what do you think will be the reaction, to a labor leader, a relative of volkswagen, the way they are organized, making such a threat? >> as they say in tennessee, that won't my up on rocky top, i am familiar with this area, the folks who live in that part of southeast tennessee, they have seen devastation rocked by unions. they have seen the unemployment, they have seen the. ty buildings and des layin laying that played into the vote, i was not surprised when i saw the vote as it went down, i suspect that they will be hard pressed to make a change and bridge the union back to that company. lou: you know,. go ahe

neil: the issue of accountability isa huge, with billionaire carl icon he demands on. he is not one it sit on his set talk to you face-to-face, but he makes a exception with us on fox, a rare face-to-face chat with probably one of the greatest movers and shakers in corporate america, on what he makes of a washington that tone deaf, he said, corporate america, with a lot of its ceos more tone deaf, kids you might want to prepare to cover your ears, carl icahn is loaded to bear here tomorrow. >> crews out of control, why ted cruz is ready for a fight, itching to let the president know, you want the debt ceilingg hike? show me what you are going to cut. they are in for a good old texas fight. neil: you ever wonder how it is we only find out now about that san jose utility attack last year, you know where a lot of armed gunmen took out a power station, and just disappeared into the night? i want you to meet the guy that wonders what else we don't know. and what else could be coming our way. peace of mind is important when you're running a business. neil: after san jose you

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was given, and the legal conclusion was reached that the president had the authority to order that isa thereg f has been a long-standing view that the president has the authority to do this without the but iement of the courts, think a passage of the skies act made that much harder to do. that said, the court at that point and utterly disgraced itself. , what forced a bunch of it turns out, were illegal requirements in the name of andl liberties on the fbi the intelligence community that helped in a significant way to make it difficult to respond to the news that there were hijackers or terrorists in the united states before 9/11. fisat not been for the policies,extra legal it was pot -- it is possible the hijackers could have been caught. 9/11, the court insisted on those illegal policies enforced the government to make its first appeal ever to the fisa review court, which suggested the court was not actually interested in protecting americans, but had a goal that nobody else in government shared, which was to maintain this wall between intelligence and law enforcement . i can underst

. -- phenomena moment, and sit isa well known thing.e so close that they are having a christ-like experien experience. i believe that is what happened to him. i went on the tv and tried to make it get across and they crucified me on tv, and i never quite got over it. >> well, i am sorry that happen happened to you, but i think that you bring about a very good point that you say that people who are using the drugs, think that they are having a moment where they are close to the maker, and they rob bli in some way want to get closer to the maker and keep using more drugs, and that is a sad thing. eric burdon and i bow down the you and appreciate your coming on cnn, and thank you for not only what you have done for the music world, but for the world. >> thank you, don. >>> and the model making a splash on fashion runways, and the fans want her to become a victoria's secret angel, but you would never actually guess that she had been born a boy. if you have a business idea, we have a personalized legal solution that's right for you. with eas