says they have linking ivans to the attacks is invalid on the national academy of sciences basically went over all the evidence that the f.b.i. had and they concluded that the did the flask that the f.b.i. said ivan's had in his home could not be matched to the anthrax sent in the letters but then when you look at this through the the new light of the n.s.a. revelations that have happened over the past year steven hatfill pretty much dodged a bullet by basically being targeted as a scapegoat before this n.s.a. spying grid was so fully integrated bruce ivans did not have the same luck because obviously they found someone who you know maybe would have depression or other you know forms of mental illness and they put so much pressure on him by basically retroactively going back and demonizing his character through all of these private e-mail correspondence is that he had as you mentioned a documentary trying to get his hospitalized daughter to turn against him bribing his family surveilling and twenty four seven these are all things that people should check out an american and back prob

have the imagine to make if an ivan montague. i don't. >> long those lines do you think -- nobody talked about it because the results were achieved or they purposely concealed that story, and if so, do you expect your book to have an impact now that the story is out there? >> a good question. the remarkable thing about what he did was compartmentalize information. even on the bus where the incident happened between cowan and the chinese ping-pong player, the rest of the time didn't know what was going on. so, when this american hippie walks on the bus during a cultural revolution, people have been killed for a lot less than saying hi to an american, during the last five years in china. so, the one guy who knew what he was doing was the team captain, who was carrying the pennant. he had place a career out of that moment. mao loved him so much he said, he is not just a good table tennis player, he is a very good diplomat, and the follows through. makes him a member of the people's congress and then a member of the central committee

ahora ivÁn ivan kasanzew nos trae mÁs informaciÓn deportiva. >>> cruz azul enfrentÓ a veracruz.tiÓ su trofeo con el pÚblico, y un pequeÑo homenaje de los merengues para su glan goleador que es su gran consentido. y el portuguÉs culminÓ con este golazo. despuÉs benzema puso el 2 por 0. y el real madrid momentÁneamente es lÍder. en inglaterra, el everton goleÓ 4 por 0 pero una tragedia opaco el resultado, oviedo sufriÓ una fuerte lesiÓn. oviedo llegÓ por atrÁs y recibÓo una patada accidental, los reportes indican que tiene doble fractura y estÁ en duda su participaciÓn. y contratodos los pronÓstico ni la ganÓ y ocuparÁ el tercer puesto de la clasificaciÓn mundial, y a 11 puntos de victoria azarenka. >>> vamos con un adelanto de las historias de aquÍ y ahora. >>> un descubrimiento macabro y la cacerÍa para atrapar al asesino. arrestan a un niÑo en su propia escuela. y buscaron por aÑos a su hija desaparecida y la encontraron adoptado en estados unidos. ademÁs, la crisis en el pueblo obligado para muchos inmigrantes. y por quÉ muchas mujeres deben enfrentar retos para superarse. >>>

ivan menezes, chief executive officer diageo.o's growth strategy involves expanding in emerging markets but emerging-market currencies have made such volatile moves recently in response to fit tapering. what does it mean for these emerging-market economies? jonathan ferro joins us with the latest. >> the corporate angle to this is fascinating. you see these big moves and emerging market currencies. you have a couple of national hedges, the geographic distribution and time, the beauty of time. it could iron things out. for now, for each lire, each rupiah, each round, they are getting less bang for their buck. if you're in a country like turkey, you're getting crushed right now as the lire gets weaker and weaker. what is remarkable over the last couple of days is that you seen that they -- you have seen a turkish central bank hike. use of the south african central bank hike. that is quite concerning. >> the fed isn't helping. the fed has to do policy for the united states. it is not doing policy for the rest of the world. >> the fe

ivan, has anybody asked you what the last photo on your phone is? >> oh, man, it's good actually i think. i was just hanging out with a lady friend of mine. actually, i normally don't -- >> yeah, you are normally don't do this kind of stuff. thank you for sharing your video and your project. why is this interesting to you? >> i deal with a lot of art that deals with the ordinary people, the ordinary, the mundane. these phones allow us to connect with people far away and at the same time hinder our act to connect with those around us. i started by a social experiment asking my friend, what's the last text on your phone, what's your last photo? >> were people willing or were they nervous about it? >> nine out of ten were willing. our photos reflect our lives and sometimes that's not something people want to show publicly. >> this entire series is interesting. if you want to see all the videos go to rightthisminute.com or check out our mobile app. >> if you're hard pressed to find something to be thankful for this year, just be thankful you're not thes

good morning, ivan. >> good morning, carol.ght, the russian security forces say that they captured these two brothers on wednesday, that they claim were accomplices to those deadly twin suicide bombings that hit the city of volgograd at the end of december and killed more than 30 people. the two suspects were arrested in the russian republic of dagestan, which is about 600 miles east of sochi here where i am where the winter olympics are going to be held. and the russians say that they're continuing security operations. they insist that these are going to be the safest winter olympics ever. we've certainly seen massive amounts of russian security forces, very well-fortified olympic venues. but i have to add that the head of the u.s.'s national counterterrorism center, matthew olson, he briefed congress members yesterday. and he said, yes, he does think the olympic venues will be safe. but he fears that the city of sochi and districts beyond sochi that they are soft targets and "there is substantial potential for a terrorist att

ivan, tight security for the torch relay in dagestan. explain the steps that are happening now, and how it's impacting where you are. >> reporter: well, certainly we're seeing the -- some of the tens of thousands of russian security forces that have descended upon this region, particularly after the deadly twin bombings that hit the city of volograd at the end of december, killing more than 30 people. and that's a couple hundred miles to the north of here. today i've seen, oh, russian warships, for example, patrolling right off the coast here in the waters of the black sea, literally just a couple hundred yards away from the olympic park. that's one of the measures we have seen. i have seen loads of security forces, for instance, with very strict controls over the train stations that are going to be very important for logistics of moving athletes and fans back and forth between different olympic venues. for instance, we couldn't even bring tv cameras into the train stations, because we were blocked by the police. and another measure we h

tell us more, ivan. >> reporter: that's right. well, a massive russian security force presence here in sochi, the site of the upcoming games. i'll give you a little bit of a look around the area. we've seen russian navy ships patrolling right off the coast here in the waters of the black sea. very close to the olympic park that was just constructed at a cost of billions and billions of dollars by the russians for hosting these games, a show of force, perhaps in response to some of the terrorist threats that have come in recent days, in fact, to the olympic games, particularly from the troubled region of the caucasus. now the war ships have been patrolling here in the waters of the black sea as the sun is setting. now you can see we'll pan across the area of the olympic park the white dome of the fish stadium where topping and closing will be held and there you can see in the distance here the olympic torch, which is burning while athletes continue to carry the torch across russia, they have traveled today to troubled region of dag

ivan sen will also discuss plans for japanese and indian maritime forces to hold their third joint exercises. his idea to train together in waters near japan. ah there will be accompanied by japanese business leaders he wants to help them get more opportunities in the growing indian market. korean families separated by the boarded the train in north and south may soon have a chance to re unite officials and county and has adjusted upholding the union's sometime after the end of this month. north korean state media report officials sent a proposal to the red cross in the south bay city officials suggested re uniting families in north korea as mt come gunman select some time after the lunar new year's day that's january thirty first earlier this month the rejected south korean president of finance proposal to hold the unions during the lunar new year season one reason they gave was military exercises the south koreans plan to hold next month with the united states analysts say meters and killing anyone. the south to scrap those exercises in return for holding the unions officials with south ko

then there is molly ivan, who was a dear friend of mine. who broke the mold after molly ivan. and she said that i dearly love the state of texas, but i consider the harmless provision, which i only discuss with consensual adults. so i know that we are controversial. but i want to go back and look at the beginning. in the early 1800s, it was part of mexico. the women who came to texas would basically -- they were genteel southern women. they had refinement, a quality of life that was pretty good. they married husbands who were adventurers. why would men from the east coast in the southern states that were already in the united states, why would they come to america -- i mean come to texas, when it was so primitive and pretty open, pretty lawless. here is why. because then so many of the young men are born into families with a lot of kids. a lot of boys and girls and in some families there were 10 kids. even if they had a good life, there wasn't going to be much to be passed down. so the lower of free land is what really brought the men and the adventurers. if you live in texas

y ahÍ nos cuenta ivÁn kasanzew. >>> con una anotaciÓn de da silva y salgueiro vence al monterrey y seto. >>> y quÉ pasa con el vasco aguirre? >>> parece que se quiere ir. se dice que el mexicano dejarÁ a los periquitos, ya que la relaciÓn del tÉcnico con la directiva se habrÍa deteriorado. >>> quÉ pasÓ con el barcelona? >>> el barcelona doblo al mÁlaga 3 por 0. y supera al atlÉtico de madrid por diferencia de goles en la tabla. y messi demuestra que es un verdadero fenÓmeno. >>> y con un gol de villa y uno mÁs de turan, goleÓ 4 por 0 al rayo vallecano. >>> pasemos al tenis. >>> sÍ, hay que hablar que todo el mundo decÍa que rafa iba a ganar. pero el suizo wawrinka se llevÓ la victoria, no pudo superar sus molestias fÍsicas, y venciÓ al espaÑol en 4 set. decÍa que no puede creer que gana su primer grand slam de su carrera. >>> siempre dije, no hay enemigo pequeÑo, siempre hay que tener los ojos bien pequeÑos. >>> el 29 mÉxico- corea, primer partido del aÑo. >>> ivÁn, gracias por venir. y si puedes te quedas a ver los cumpleaÑos. ♪ >>> quieres que te mande un saludo, dile a tu amo que e

ivan watson is in sochi this morning. and ivan, we understand there is a new threat from the same group that was behind those bombings in volgograd. >> reporter: there have been a number of threats that have come out, both videos and e-mail threats, some questions about whether they're hoaxes or not, and certainly, the russians have clamped down securitywise. i flew in last night here. i might add, john, that it's probably 30 degrees warmer here in sochi where the winter olympics are going to be held than over there in new york right now. i found that the russian bureaucracy traveling through russia far friendlier and more hospitable than i have encountered in the past. there is definitely a huge police presence on the ground in the olympic park area over my shoulder, in the resort town of sochi. police everywhere in uniform, some of them dressed up in, like, purple kind of sports winter outfits. there have been a number of precautions taken. for example, locals telling us that cars that are not registered in sochi have e

the 2.2 billion dollar ivan pod solar project is the largest of it's kind in the world. it will be able to rao as much electricity as a medium sized natural gas plant. but without the carbon emissions. >> we selected the site because this good sun. the better the sun, the more cost-effective the energy is delivered because you can produce more. >> within 200 miles or less ofs will and less, we have one of the very finest solar resources on the planet. you know, we need to take the carbon out of the world's largest economy and do it in a very short time frame. large scale solar in the best locations like the desert are going to be important parts of that. >> ivan paw is one of seven new big solar plants in the state that will be finished by 2014. and solar energy from plants and rooftops will continue to grow. california utilities are rushing to fulfill a state law that requires them to produce one-third of their electricity from renewable energy by 2020. california was among the very first states to adopt a policy that required utilities to buy a certain percentage of th

con estas informaciÓn esta ivÁn casanceu. >>> que tal. comenzÓ este viernes el torneo de mÉxico.hivas rayadas, en el minuto au3, obrar bravo mete el primero. luego el empate de carlos darwin. y el amÉrica, con su nuevo tÉcnico, antonio mÓhamed, debutarÁ hoy. pasamos al fÚtbol ingres, el quac wdor, enfrentÓ al manchester city. el marcador, 1 a 1. el rosteal contra el. el arsenal eliminÓ al totelnam. en estaÑa el atlÉtico de madid venciÓ al mÁlaga con gol de koke. que quedÓ como Único lÍder. los invitamos a que este domingo no se pierda repÚblica deportiva. regresamos con el noticiero nacional. >>> una meserÁ de [ locutor ] crest presenta... hola, soy carolina. y hace una semana me hice pro. con crest pro health. yo he notado la diferencia desde que empecé. [ locutor ] hazte pro. prueba juntos los productos crest pro health para una limpieza hasta cuatro veces mejor. es una pasta increíble. siento la boca limpia, los dientes brillantes, blancos. el enjuague bucal es buenísimo. [ locutor ] crest pro health protege no sólo algunas, sino todas estas áreas que los dentistas más revisan

thanks, ivan.te it. >>> this morning, planning is under way for a special election in florida to replace congressman trey radiideradel. the republican announcing he's stepping down after his cocaine bust, writing he can no longer effectively represent his district. this is after he said he would regain the trust of voters. >>> this morning the investigation into new jersey governor chris christie moving forward with both houses in the state legislature working as one. the assembly and senate voting to join forces and create a single special committee to look into allegations christie's aides shut down lanes of the george washington bridge as political payback. >>> a 16-year-old in colorado is in critical condition this morning after setting himself on fire at his high school. this happened at stanley lake high. it's near denver. the teen reportedly doused himself with oil in the cafeteria and said nothing and then set himself ablaze. >> i saw, like, this explosion happening in the lunch room, and,

." >> gracias ivÁn en otras noticias el terror amenaza las a olimpiadas en rusia. >> alertÓ que cometÍaad y pidiÓ a la comunidad internacional no tener miedo. >> un grupo de niÑos realizÓ una manifestaciÓn en los Ángeles en el centro de inmigraciÓn, son hijos de indocumentados y suss padres deportados o enfrentan deportaciÓn, hicieron un llamado al presidente obama y aseguraron que ellos tambiÉn tienen un sueÑo asÍ como martin luther king, dijo en su legendario discurso, el sueÑo es la aprobaciÓn de la "reforma migratoria" ya sea para reunirse con sus padres o evitar que sean deportados. >> precisamente de costa a costa se honra la memoria del defensor de los derechos civiles martÍn luther king junior que naciÓ en 1929 en varias ciudades de la naciÓn se realizaron marchas, desfiles eventos benÉficos que partici participo el presidente obama y su familia asÍ como actos culturales, martÍn luther king junior fue asesinado en 1968 despuÉs de dedicar su vida a poner fin de manera pacÍfica a la segregaciÓn que era vÍctima de la comunidad afroamericana en loss estados unidos. >> muerto un jove

"primer impacto". >>> gracias ivÁn.que en un cine en la florida un sujeto armado, irrumpiÓ en una de 16 salas del complejo. abriÓ fuego. los dos heridos fueron transportados a un hospital, se desconoce su estado de salud. >>> las cÁmaras de seguridad grabaron un violento robo en un autobÚs de pasajeros el mÉxico. dos sujetos uno de ellos armados, se subieron y amenazaron al chofer para que entregara el dinero de los pasajes, como si fuera poco, y como pueden observar, confrontaron a una mujer para quitarle el bolso, se resistiÓ, y conservÓ sus pertenencias. la poblaciÓn pide mÁs seguridad en la calles. >>> captada en cÁmara, una peligrosa persecuciÓn policial en georgia a cien millas por horÁ, dos sospechosos de asaltar a una tienda de telÉfono. intentaron darse a la fuga, segÚn el conductor lo amenazaron a punta de pistola para que lo sacaran del lugar, enfrentan cargos. una pareja confesÓ cometer un horrendo crimen. como no tenÍan dinero para mantener a la bebita, la asfixiaron. >>> vamos a perÚ, que cuentan que hicie

sevilla n el e18 david villa con la ventaja de los colchoneros al 12 juanfran comete este penal e iváncos de denver están de regresos en el super bowl, su primero en 5 años con brillante actuación de los broncos, vencieron a los patriotas 26 a 16 van por el titulo de la nfl >> los seahawks también van al super bowl por segunda vez después de vencer a san francisco, por 23 a 17 yo me despido sin antes recordar que usted puede visitar univisión deportes.com para amas información, regreso al estudio fuerte abrazo >> muchas gracias, comienzan a soplar vientos de ca rio de janeiro prepara su legendario >> río de janeiro esta listo para a su legendario carnaval las orquesats ajustaron sus intrumentos mientras sus bailarinas practican sus bailes, 27 grupos musicales competiran en el nuevo certamen que comienza el 28 de enero extendido hasta el 4 de marzo, no habrá bailarinas con silicona >> así llegamos al fin al nlos esperamos mañana con más ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ "al despertar" >>> hola que tal. triste enero, digo triste porque los 49 ers perdieror su oportunidad de ir al super bowl. >>> fue a

desde ciudad de mÉxico, ivÁn macias. pareja en alabama, no tiene nombre, los desalmados colgaron a un perrito, lo pueden ver por el cuello, del techo de su vivien, le tomaron una fotografÍa y la publicaron en la internet. esta perturbadora imagen, decidimos tapar, causÓ revuelo, recibieron decenas de mensajes criticando su crueldad, alguien muy astuto alertÓ a autoridad, los sospechosos fueron identificados y se entregaron. el cachorrito que es la buena noticia sobreviviÓ, se recupera en un refugio para animales y nos podemos imaginar que sobrarÁn los que quieran adoptarlo, pamela. >>> cambiando de tema, un escÁndalo conmocionÓ a a una comunidad catÓlica en perÚ, una cÁmara captÓ al sacerdote de la parroquia saliendo de un hotel abrazado de una mujer y tomados de la mano, ella confesÓ ser la compaÑera sentimental del religioso. otra imagen en vacaciones, confirmaron el hecho, el cura fue retirado de su puesto. un presunto pastor estÁ acusado de un grave delito en georgia, el sospechoso compareciÓ ante una corte, una muje

. >> research done by ivan toft historian, wars one country is ten tiemsd greater than the other, you look at in those instances where the smaller country has chose to fight unconventionally, they win the majority of times. this is going back 400 years. in other words, canada, america's ten time ths the sizef canada. if canada chose to fight aness a guerilla war, you should put your money on canada. >> you're saying canada has much better chance than popular media says it does. >> an advantage, but not nearly as much of an advantage as we think. >> he's a man not known for keeping his opinions to himself. in a minute, charles barkley, talks to michael eaves. but a polarizing issue on sports. >> some of the greatest discrimination we've seen lately in american society has to do with gays and members. thissing past season, jason collins are came out as gay. you say you probably played with gay players. >> everybody has played with a gay player and everybody has worked with a gay person. i'm a big proponent of gay marriage. being black i'm really -- it sucks when racism reers its ugly he

, are you still with us, ivan watson?. >> reporter: yeah. >> the question here from one of the mothers of an olympic athlete is the logistics. who's on the ground to help us know where to get and when using all these attendant services like the transit. what do you know? is that part of the olympic planning? is that part of the security planning? is there a dovetail? are those kind of resources in place for the families and visitors as they get there? >> chris, i have to say i've been coming to russia for 15 years, and until my arrival last night i've never seen russian bureaucracy so polite and hospitable, two words you rarely use in association with russian bureaucracy. i was escorted very nicely, there was a very good system from coming through the main airport from an international flight at moscow airport connecting me to a transit flight down here to sochi. a number of english-speaking young people on the ground who are meeting you, and even the hoards of russian security forces, many of them dressed up in basically

vamos con ivÁn desde michoacan. >>> gracias. buenas tardes.surgido las autodefensas. parece haberuna luzde pacificaciÓn. >>> este seÑor perdiÓ a su mujer. el decidiÓ sumarse a las autodefensas para gando un precio muy alto. >>> ya cuando mire, la estaban bajando. >>> por eso los pobladores no estÁn optimistas, que entre otros permitirÁ a la vida del ejercito a las personas. >>> yo le agregaria que se indiennice a los compaÑeros que fueron caÍdos en combate. >>> el movimiento de autodefensas creciÓ porque la policÍa no combatia a los caballeros templarios. >>> tepalcapetec, a la primera ciudad organizada no lo firmÓ. por ahora los pobladores solo esperan vivirel paz. >>> se mantiene reunienos con los grupos de autodesr sas. las autoridades de mÉxico arrestaron al principal cabecilo de los cabalero templarios. >>> un accidente cobrÓ 12 vidas, un tractor se desprendÓ de un tren, y quedÓ enciza de un autobÚs. unos 20 personas tuvieron que ser internadas. al menos 4 personas fallecieron y 5 resultaron heridas. la retirada de los pesados escombros o

. >> if you look historically at combats, there is really fascinating research done by ivan toft, a historian. one time's ten times greater than the other. and you look at in those substancsubstance instances, if merrick attacked canada and canada decided to fight a guerilla warfare, in response, i put my moneys on canada and you and i are canadians. the fact that america is larger and wealthier and has better weapons is an advantage but not nearly as much of afternoon advantage as we think. so if you think of you are canada and invaded by the united states, what weapons would you have? you would have the weapon of anger. you would be willing to fight for your own country in the way an invader wouldn't be invested in the invader. >> in the 1970s they were fighting a gur guerilla war. >> it makes you appreciate your strengths. that's throughout the book. understand i can't play by conventional rules, i have to change the rules. >> you even use the american revolution, as an example, where washington was succeeding, and when he switched to more conventional methods he nearly lost. >> the americ

ivan has not asked to see my photo, so who cares.n still, he's here to talk about his interesting project. what have you learned about people by seeing strangers' last photos? >> i've learned, i think, everyone has their own story, but at the end of the day, i think that, like, people are just very normal, but to me, the ordinary, the normal is super fascinating. whether it is what you're cooking for breakfast or it is a gingerbread house that you taped together on your own. >> i want to share some of these photos. ivan, you went to san francisco, l.a. and then across the country to new york city. were there similarities between the east and west coasts? >> everyone has food photos, and a lot of people have photos of their pets i've noticed as a common theme. but other than that, it's all over the place. and i'm really drawn to people that just have unique stories through their photos. and i really try to let the viewe viewers discern between the common themes that exist. when i'm editing, i show a diverse spectrum and a wide range o

ivan watson is live in sochi this morning. ivan, what are you seeing?actually coming to town? >> reporter: good morning, christine. today we're broadcasting to you from the port of sochi. now, many people may not know this, the city and port of sochi are actually about a half hour's drive away from the main olympic park where the ice skating's going to be taking place, the opening and close ceremonies and a lot of the events, the sports venues and the olympic village are. they're quite far apart. the russians are saying the sports, the winter olympics are going to be the safest ever, and this week, the head of the u.s.'s counterterrorism center, matthew olson, he also said that he believes these very well fortified olympic venues will be safe. his concern, he said, are softer targets, like the city of sochi itself, where i am, and the outlying areas where there simply aren't the same fortifications. he said to congress that "there is a substantial potential for a terrorist attack in some of these places." of course, the athletes are going to be very far

library comment, i read one day in the life of ivan denisovich. what is graphic, what is objectionable, who gets to decide? >> that's the big point is it being decided in a vacuum? how does a book become offlimits? books like captain underpants and the kite runner have been one of the most challenged books in libraries. the kids, second half of 2012 to the same period in 2013. bans are often requested by concerned parents to restrict books that they find inappropriate. but before a book can be banned it does have to go enthuse a process. objectionable content has ranged from sexually explicit material to violence and profanity. here is how some of it breaks down. now one complaint can include multiple objections so the total number of complaints is actually around 2,000. in response students and the authors of band books are speaking up. >> people can be coarsed only if they want to be coarsed. >> doesn't have as much about their literary qualities as much as people's prejudices and fears. >> among our guest guests is a student, isaiah zukowskive,

ivan fears justified?>> of course, from the israeli perspective they are justified and israel has had over again and acted consistently that if they perceive their interest are threatened through a transfer of weaponry, they would act. apparently, if the reports are correct, they have done so in this case. i do not think it will endanger the situation between syria and israel, and in the sense of hezbollah, what continues to show is they are now divided, they no longer are true to their original purpose which was, of course, to engage against israel, and it is yet another example for the arab world in particular that hezbollah is in essence now an agent of fighting other arabs, an agent in the war against the searing and people and that, i think, is very important in terms of establishing the credibility of what is being done or attempted to be done in geneva. understand that iran and hezbollah are very much a part of the problem here. >> absolutely. there has been part of -- has been fighting inside leban

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. >> i was flying on a plane with him down to jackson hole and -- [inaudible] >> ivan heard anything back good or bad, so. [inaudible conversations] >> by the end of the night the inscriptions will be shorter and shorter. >> he how did you do all of this? >> i was off for a year and a half. and before it was a lot of mornings. >> congratulations. >> thank you. hi buddy, how are you? thanks for coming. absolutely, absolutely. fantastic. you are really nice to come. >> thank you for inviting me. >> are you kidding? this is a place that is special to us. >> i hope it's a bestsellebestselle r. is it? you probably know already. >> i don't know how it works but you know. how do you want me to make it out? we have had a few book signing sessions and the next week i would go on the road. the library itself has not invited me but the host of it has. we are about a stone's throw away. i'm with them forward to that actually. we will get some people down there. >> at the reagan library we have books and -- [inaudible] >> that is what i've been telling my publisher. strangely enough for all the g

crackdown on the muslim brotherhood hasn't brought any closer to democracy says political analyst ivan eland. certainly the muslim brotherhood is no ideal group of people but. you know they there they were elected by the egyptian people and if aid egypt is to be moved to democracy i think they'll probably have to be led to rule egypt but of course they're not being allowed to rule and the military has taken over and the military seems harsher than even the mubarak regime which was in power before the arab spring started so i don't see much public support in egypt for the military government there's a lot of the sentence egypt that's bubbling under the surface so i think the prospects for democracy in egypt are virtually nil right now. and you want to see international and still to come fair payment or barking mad idea of police force in the u.k. wants to pay pensions to retired police dogs but a plan hasn't gone down too well with the bobbies a saying cutbacks. stadiums hotels recreation zones are all ready to welcome fans and athletes to the southern russian city of sochi for the wint

ivan, i apologize. i looked over at the atlanticer and i thought -- >> you need a pint of guinness out there, gentlemen. >> we do need some guinness. by the way, it's not bad for you. if you're going to have beer or beginis, you should always have guinness. is there protein in it? they always less less carbs. is that right? >> same calories as light beer and far more delicious. >> far more delicious. >> brilliant. >> excellent. ivan, thank you for joining us this morning. appreciate it. >> great. thank you. >>> up next, we are going to go from hard licktory beer. the founder of the brewery gets us ready for the big game. we'll find out why he won't sell out to the big boys. >>> plus, the squawk ceo auto nation rolls out its quarterly results. first, though, as we head to a break, take a look at yesterday's winners and losers in the stock market. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down

change the nature morte has increased the oh nine boys as has new kremlin today the chief minister ivan does he live. it did this to you the gpu that it's that fast and fifty psalms one more piece of meat they adopted the boss was quick to stamp on this fuss pillaging such a huge amount one of the activity. but the gang all want to spend this kind of money on the audition stages rather than on the placement day. i'm not so if the people of india out of love and understanding seventy eight. the audits in size with that wonderful been named. he is. some think it's the people of india. the deal with some distaste at the time and the country is going to a finance and an economic summit. this rule is a solution that's right side to be believed. what's more the npt why i've been ahead of the call has gone to jail but only tie it at the switch with beads and marketing gimmicks but actually translate into wallets in the upcoming elections the dees thing that excites me succeed in getting the whitsundays inmates a miracle one ahead of the match and bullets but the question is has it come to hate

sanctions or to go was in the city when protest was started and shared your experiences with my colleague ivan no. there had to say burst into flame earlier right when they started back in november or it got to the point where they have to do something and by they i mean the protesters and of course the government as well but most of the protesters because for a while there they tried to you know keep it coming in waves they're waiting for the dispersal of the mind they kept saying it's going to happen people kept getting messages through their phones and through twitter. threatening messages which were essentially saying we're about to be ambushed at the police because there's going to be you know essentially all hell breaks loose and it never happened it's really quite safe to say that we probably had several hundred of these ultra nationalist activists but i would say this is exactly what they wanted them to mayhem and that one point they tried to direct the bus somebody got into the bus and tried to direct them at the police if we go. back to back to december there was already an incident

referendum and also the trial horizon we expect this to get worse in the coming days political analyst ivan eland from the peace and liberty center in washington believes that if the military government continues cracking down on muslim protesters egypt when see real democracy any time soon. certainly the muslim brotherhood is no ideal group of people but. you know they they're they were elected by a majority of the gyptian people and if it egypt is to be moved to democracy i think they'll probably have to be let to rule egypt but of course they're not being allowed to rule and the military has taken over and the military seems harsher than even the mubarak regime which was in power before the arab spring started so i don't see much public support in egypt for the military government there's a lot of the sentence egypt that's bubbling under the surface so i think the prospects for democracy in egypt are virtually nil right now. still ahead for you this hour when a dog's life is the good life we tell you about a new scheme the old mrs a policeman's best friend a comfy retirement after a long

the latest move is not the first time unesco has come to anti israel decision ivan was said to eighteen s keogh had been collaborating on the exhibits this formula the unesco that year became the first you invite to accept the palestinians is in member states a move which triggered the united states and israel to cut off funding the organization of the us and israel have been stripped of their voting rights in unesco because of the four and suspensions unesco's large number of arab state members makes rebuilt the majority in israel during voting last october six resolutions condemning israel were favored . israel has decided to stop issuing cast lost to the. this follows the recent developments in the destruction of serious chemical weapons stockpile it was a need on still pissed that was scenes like this is really standing up and distribution centers ready to like maths. do it is among israelis that if the us syrian catholic forces they would retaliate on the jewish state. this was backed up by disturbing footage showing the patina of age and time into rebel held some of the syrian cap