khaled: in upper egypt, it's a big struggle to make a living. there is a great lack of investment, which actually, it's not a matter of lack of natural resources or economic opportunities. it's just a matter of cultivating these opportunities. daljit: gamal khalaf also lives in upper egypt, in the village of bartibat. a respected local leader and father of three. gamal serves on the village human security forum part of the hayat project, one of six new grassroots community groups designed for locals, both men and woman, young and old, to take the lead in their own community's development. daljit: the hayat project aims to empower communities with multiple interventions that support people's human security in the broadest sense-- from jobs, to health and education. gamal's group moved quickly to address the need for blackboards in schools and improved water connections. khaled: it gives people hope that things can change, even in the smaller scale. so it's not all national planning. it's not all national visioning, but it's also in terms of somet

khaled: in upper egypt, it's a big struggle to make a living. there is a great lack of investment, which actually, it's not a matter of lack of natural resources or economic opportunities. it's just a matter of cultivating these opportunities. daljit: gamal khalaf also lives in upper egypt, in the village of bartibat. a respected local leader and father of three. gamal serves on the village human security forum part of the hayat project, one of six new grassroots community groups designed for locals, both men and woman, young and old, to take the lead in their own community's development. daljit: the hayat project aims to empower communities with multiple interventions that support people's human security in the broadest sense-- from jobs, to health and education. gamal's group moved quickly to address the need for blackboards in schools and improved water connections. khaled: it gives people hope that things can change, even in the smaller scale. so it's not all national planning. it's not all national visioning, but it's also in terms of somet

khaled elgindy: i think that is true. think there is a great was a bar of -- reservoir of frustration and anger. we have to look at the circumstances in jerusalem where most of these attacks are happening. we saw similar episodes of violence exactly a year ago. this has sort of become episodic. jerusalem is sort of the one area that has become completely overlooked by the peace process and is essentially a peace process-free zone. it has not been part of any settlement freezes, not been part of any -- the palestinian authority does not operate their. at the same time, it is denied services. jerusalem palestinians have a history of separate and aunt -- separate and unequal treatment. they get less services for the taxes they pay, something like 75% poverty rate. they are not part of israeli society and they are cut off from the west bank. this has been building for probably the last 15 years, where israel has intensified grip on jerusalem. it has shut down jerusalem institutions. the sense of despair that all palestinians

charlie: khaled, what do you think? khaled elgindy: invoking isis, fears of isis is a little bit exaggerated. isis does not have a foothold, isis is not a factor in the very large protests that are happening in jerusalem, in the west bank, and even among palestinian citizens of israel. isis is a very marginal influence and all of this for you what this really is is about occupation. israeli occupation that is deepening every day and is intense in jerusalem because of the special circumstances that abide there. you have this generalized anger, and as we have seen in other protests elsewhere in the region, it is usually the teenagers and those in their early 20's who are at the forefront of this mass mobilization. part of it is dissatisfaction with their conditions, but it is also dissatisfaction with their political leadership. whether the established political groups in palestine, whether it is hamas in gaza, or the fatah and pa in the west bank. they are making the point that this is not driven by factions, unlike past

khaled elgindy: that is certainly a possibility. for that to happen there would need to be a couple things that would happen before then. it would have to be sustained over time, and that requires political organization and mobilization, at a certain level of discipline among the various palestinian factions. we just do not see that right now. the palestinian political scene is very fragmented, and in a safe date of disarray. -- state of disarray. previous uprisings sustained themselves because the political factions were able to organize and coordinate with each other. that has not happened. as we have seen elsewhere in the region when you have this mass mobilization that is leaderless and cannot articulate clear political demands, it does not often succeed. the worst fear whether general or spirits fear is that there will be increasing radicalization. will be some incident that sets off the entire territory. i think everyone is worried about one of the possible collapse of the palestinian .uthority there is a fear that we could ki

we begin this evening with the violence in israel and talk to khaled elgindy and chemi shalev. >> it's been called the iphone, and they're open and see what's going on around and those that take inspiration from i.s.i.s. or other radical groups, they only need an iphone for that. i don't think the israelis have recognized a central control yet. they are accusing the palestinian authority and hamas and islamic jihad in iran of inciting. but there is no accusation this is managed from headquarters anywhere. >> rose: we continue with ann temkin and anne umland and look at the picasso sculpture exhibition at the museum of modern art in new york. >> the general fact is sculpture is less known and less thought about than painting because it's harder to make a scene. it takes up more space. it's more trouble to transport, more trouble to arrange in a gallery. so, therefore, across the board, sculpture is less well known, but particularly so with picasso. >> rose: we conclude this evening with cary fukunaga, the director of the film "beasts of no nation." >> i remember speaking to a minister o

oh, khaled, hello.h, bless you, thank you. >> dornstein: but i felt the situation was just unusual enough to justify it. >> oh, khaled, hi. this is my friend ken. >> nice to meet you. >> dornstein: megrahi's son khaled came to greet us. >> how's basset today? >> that would be great. >> the family was very sensitized by then to the media. and the reason they let me in, i mean, they knew that megrahi actually wanted to see me. >> only me, okay. >> but i couldn't get you past the entrance hall of the house. i was taken straight in to the room where basset was lying in bed, and he was really drifting in and out of consciousness, but he smiled when he saw me come in and sort of held out a feeble hand to welcome me, as it were. and there were tears on both sides, actually. we both knew it was our last meeting. >> dornstein: okay if i stand? i'll just stand. so you had gone in and had your meeting, and i was thinking, "what am i going to do?" >> dornstein: and i was shown by the 11-year-old to the bathroom, kn

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complaint against alfreda frances bikowsky, a top cia official accused of participating in the torture of khaled el masri. el masri is a german citizen who was seized in macedonia in 2003 as part of the cia's secret extraordinary rendition program. he was beaten, sodomized and held in a secret prison in afghanistan for months before being abandoned by the cia on a hillside in albania. the u.s. would later say it was a case of mistaken identity. u.s. officials are investigating claims that high school students hacked cia director john brennan's personal email account. the hackers released a spreadsheet showing the names, contact information and social , security numbers of more than 20 alleged cia employees, which the hackers said brennan was storing sensitive information in his personal aol account. a teenager who told the "new york post" he was the hacker and said he was motivated by opposition to u.s. foreign policy and support for palestine. ohio is delaying all executions until at least 2017 as it struggles to renew its supply of lethal injection drugs. ohio ran out of execution drugs and ha

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amy: that is german citizen khaled el-masri.ember 2012, he won a landmark victory in european court. the ruling marked the first time a court of law has determined the cia treatment of terrorist suspects constituted torture and the first time a european state has been held liable for being complicit. this was a case that even the u.s. admitted openly it was a case of mistaken identity. he was a passenger on a bus. masri attorney welcomed the landmark decision. has been nine years and it is taken legal proceedings in three different countries, which provided no results for him. today, this court has confirmed what we knew all along, that his story was true, that he was a victim of an offense of extreme very rendition. and i think it is a major victory for europe and the cause of human rights in the world generally. amy: apparently was held for five months largely because the head of the cia antiterrorism centers al qaeda unit elite he was someone else, this according to a former cia official who refused to be identified. how typi

attacking what is believed to be a sea lion and from a bigger but to arrest saturday afternoon rain khaledalk to an employee of the alcatraz cruises this up part of the attack in progress >> reporter: the camera mounted catches the action a story of whitewater. and before this video was seen experts estimated that the giant has a broader aid to 10 ft. when a witness thinks it could be closer to 15 ft. long after the slash tariffs and what can your screen come to the edge of the dock pc people on the back of about and have at the deadly display in front at the upper right hand corner of the right look red blood blooms of water surface another witness later + you to and close the her on the dot we heard a big splash turned to see the pilot bloodying counter calixtines living on a movie. a see"movies of sharks amazing." the and >> reporter: have checked the printer listening to the golden gate before. this is the first reported sighting of a great white shark attack and pray of any kind and said the bay itself expert spoke to the bedside of a healthy ecosystem this month peak activity for gre

diesel scandal about automakers, volkswagen's ceo, we will highlight the better faster model and khaledcorporate scandal, remember he is a huge greeny so no cash or writer or director but you know what the movie's going to look like, it will completely attack, try to destroy volkswagen. >> i like leonardo dicaprio but do want to watch a movie about this? seriously. >> i would rather watch the kardashian discuss calculus. >> you are going to make a movie about this -- dagen: you didn't make a movie about the ford pinto blowing up or the air bags. or the ignition scandal. >> you don't know the whole story. how many weeks are we in to this story. it would be nice to know the facts. >> the book is not even written. >> movies are escapism, let's keep it that way. >> you know what is coming out around christmas, the big short based on the michael lewis book and that test looks unbelievable. if read it is in it. and i am an idiot, it is 6:45 in the morning, all my brain cells of got out of my years. >> his playing the computer in that movie? that is a starring role. >> that might be better. i