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also in italy mafia, but the mafia still is there. and the concept of family, profound and rooted in the italian society, it has changed, yes. but it's always there so i see the idea of the tribing in a very similar way. so tribes have changed their face. they are not always -- not anymore the same of one century ago. but still, the connection for libyans, i think, i guess -- you can correct me, but the meaning of the tribe, the consistent of that social body is still important, is still important. so i think that, yes, we cannot do -- we cannot build a new state just only thinking at the tribes because the ancient tribe does not exist anymore. but we can -- they can help in some way, creating the connection and -- yes, i think that we can use it. >> in the back? >> hello. thanks for your time. my name is david ballive with the u.s. department of defense. with the security difficulties in libya right now and the instability, those who are high level bureaucrats or consultants, advisors, many people can even go into the country now. so

mafia, the social fabric of tribes has nothing to see, to the mafia. i listen to people saying, the mafia does not exist anymore, the associations connected to the mafia, camorra. i'm telling you the names of the thatrent mafias in italy, may, by the way, part of the history of italy. existhey say they do not anymore, no. it is not true. because they changed their face. respects, and now we are changed, we are different from one century ago. we live foot technology, everybody, everything is different. is the concept of family profound, and rooted in the italian society. and it has changed. yes. but it is always there. , the idea of this the tribe in a very similar way. tribes have changed. they're not anymore the same, of one century ago, but still, the ,onnection for libyans, i think you can correct me, but the meaning of the tribes is the consistent of that social body, is still important. we cannot build a new state just only thinking of the tribes, because they are agent tribes that don't exist anymore. but we can look ahead, in some ways, creating

guest: it was not just the russian mafia. that does exist, but what happened in 1991 was more complicated than an effort by the mafia to take control of everything in russia. russia at that time was a totally disoriented, corrupt system. it had to be changed. gorbachev tried to change it. he failed because he would not go all the way. and the people who took over did not have a clear plan for how to move from a collapsed communist system into the beginning of a budding capitalist system. they were all kinds of ideas at that time. a lot of good people were involved but a lot of dreadful people were involved in the project essentially failed when putin came to power. host: robert from tennessee. republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you. kalb, i would like to ask you to explain to the american people all these the partys, explain when theycomes from wrote their communist manifesto over their beliefs back in the 17th century and 18th century. don't you think if people will trump's cabinet of using the amendm

and then the mafia. the mafia theory, oh, my goodness it is perfect mafia protocol. the link, the man in between, ruby, killed on television. hitman was recruited under a false flag. lee harvey as wall may have thought he was shooting him for the russians or soviets. like joseph colombo shot in front of 50,000 people down the street from where you are right now in columbus circle. he was shot by a man recruited by false pretenses. didn't know he was and a assassin for the mafia. he was immediately shot before policemen. that is message to anybody, children, wives, we can get you there. fbi can't help you, cia can't help you, it has mob all over it. trish: you think there is something to that? >> it is very possible, between one and 10 i would give it an eight. we have wiretaps from the fbi saying, overhearing the mafia talking about an assassination. we have clear motive, i mean, old joseph kennedy, i write about him at length in, the raising of a president. he helped, worked with the mafia in west virginia where they took out humphrey and helped kennedy to win in th

it's interesting this note from her son about the mafia, i was looking in the italian press yesterdayy this year they were pointing out much money laundering goes on via malta through the proper mafia in southern italy. will anything happen as a result of this? the pressure from the eu will begin to look about whether this is a place where money laundering is going on and the level of corruption. even under the years of gaddafi libyan money was coming out via malta, so it's always had a strange reputation as a place where grannies go on holiday and where there's a bit of organised crime going on as well. it's an island tucked away out of the way, it has done its own thing for a long time. out of the way but physically on a map it is very close to libya, it is very close to southern italy, so it makes it an obvious place for people from both countries to want to go to ta ke from both countries to want to go to take their cash and find ways of spending it. let's move on to the china daily. opening up will remain the basic policy of china. is there anything we saw from this speech that w

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even the lobster is on the menu here fine food stands in for the privilege lifestyle enjoyed by the mafia food as a symbol of power even prison isn't punishment just a different place to enjoy your pasta. the successful hotel yeah a clean field hunston is celebrating his sixtieth birthday with a grand banquet for his family and friends some of the guests stand up to give toast to the host though including his son christiane. yeah. to extraordinary awesome books out this will be. also then i was pro gun rights some new asked me who are going to us we knew there was six where that has six missing cast more. shocking everyone promote the sun unmasks father is a pedophile who sexually abused his own children in the dining room as a place of reckoning and liberation certainly along to our eyes to me. yeah like that can really ruin your appetite thanks i ready for the main course hope you like it spicy we've got food as social status food is confrontation and food and sex again but. this is. cooking mother's death in love with a three focal points in martha's life but recently this top chef has

a multicultural online gambling these two branches of the economy are reportedly controlled by the mafia who conduct their operations out of nearby sicily experts say malta is a paid financial laws create an ideal climate for below board business something italy's anti mafia commission knows they're visiting malta this week. it's so hard to block you don't it is necessary to close those legal loopholes that the mafia uses whether they use violence or when they ask complicity or corruption mafia gangs always have a predatory attitude towards the areas they target. they confronted in areas barkeeper in the media. crime tax avoidance and corruption malta's government has done little to change the situation and even the e.u. has turned a blind eye in the past something at least some officials here hope to change. all right i've read to understand that men and women still don't quite see eye to eye on several occasions absolutely it's about obviously sexual harassment what you're talking about monica and the sexual harassment a sort in rape accusations ended hollywood film producer harvey wei

i think of it like a mafia problem. the social fabric, tribes have nothing to do with the mafia. i'm jumping to italy. sayinglisten to people the mafia does not exist anymore , the associations connected to -- i'm telling you the names of different mafias in italy. they made part of the history of italy. when you say they do not exist him or, it is not true. they have changed their ace. respects, we are different from a century ago. with technology. everything is different. the concept of family is profound and rooted in the italian society, a has changed, yes. but it is always there. i see the idea of the tribes in it very similar way. face. have changed their they are not the same as a century ago, but still the , you cann for libyans correct me, the meeting of the is still important. we cannot build a new state that is just thinking of the tribes. there are ancient tribes that do not exist in a more. but they can help in some way, creating the connection. we can use it. >> thanks for your time. i'm with the ministry of defense. with all the security difficulties in libya right

whether as a western villain mafia patriarch or sophisticated gentlemen whether on screen or on stage mario out of always gives his roles a uniquely personal touch he's one of germany's most beloved actors with a career that spanned sixty years and it happened almost accidentally. it was a very slow process for me so i'm not one of those people who knew as a child or teenager that i wanted to be an actor not at all after high school i went to the university of mines after that i went to acting school only gradually realized this was to me my path. as those mind. mario was born in syria in one thousand thirty two an unwed mother she moved with him to germany and raised him by herself out of the. his father a married surgeon from italy once in his whole life. as an adult a search for his roots took him to rome where he lived for forty years. and finished in this really important thing was that i wasn't a tourist i was always working i was in direct contact with other working people that was very important to me i've always been a bad tourist. moved back to germany in two thousand and fo

. >> call this a mafia state, it is a disaster. >> if i were -- very immense. >> indiscernible] >> i won't let you do this >> show me the words. >> you can keep screaming it. >> we don't want pity but opportunity. >> it's an appalling slander to me to the muslim religion.

charity, allegedly, that would be racketeering, the government goes after organized crime and the mafia for that. >> sean: okay. for all of these statutes, these are real crimes. i keep saying you can't have a two-tiered justice system. mishandled, destroyed classified top secret special access program information. all of these issues involving the kickbacks, paybacks, pay to play. how do they get away with it and do you think they slide? >> they are escape artist that would make houdini proud. >> sean: [laughs] >> whenever they are caught dangling their feet over the edge of illegality, they usually dummy up. hillary clinton -- she said 39 times "i cannot recall." it was so short because she could only recall her name and date of birth. she pretends she's dumber than a bucket of hair when it serves

this is where we are, a mafia state."o call an election this year because of allegations about his wife's offshore money which daphne caruana galizia extracted from the panama papers leak, but he has promised an unbiased investigation. translation: my duty is to make surejustice is done, and i won't have a moment's rest until that happens. the fbi has been asked to help investigate the car bomb, but trust here is shaken after one maltese police officer appeared to celebrate the killing. thousands of pro—independence campaigners have taken to the streets of barcelona to protest against the detention of two leading to learning that make learning and politicians. the men are being held on suspicion of sedition, or planning to overthrow the state, after allegedly trying to stop a police raid in the run—up to the disk muted referendum on catalonian independents. —— run—up to the disputed referendum. these protesters have come out here in barcelona to call for the immediate release of two pro—independence campaigners. those cam

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this is where we are, a mafia state."at, had to call an election this year because of allegations about his wife's offshore money, which daphne caruana galizia extracted from the panama papers leak. but he has promised an unbiased investigation. translation: my duty is to make sure justice is done, and i won't have a moment's rest until that happens. the fbi has been asked to help investigate the car bomb, but trust here is shaken after one maltese police officer appeared to celebrate the killing. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: we'll have the latest from the set of the new star wars series movie, including the much—anticipated name of the film. parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life. but in the marina area, where most of the damage was done, they're more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years since he was last here, he's gone from being a little—known revolutionary to an experienced and successful diplomatic operator. it was a 20—pound bomb whic

and a half years it's only admitted about seven hundred thousand people that clearly benefits the mafia because migrants are a spare workforce for organized crime forty percent of detainees in italian jails are non e.u. citizens so well one thing is for sure the more illegal migrants we have the more organized crime benefits from it there is no doubt about it the same as about the fact that the migrants have to work for a pittance so by dealing with the influx of migrants we also prevent the mafia from getting new slaves. so like you have said earlier you support aiding african countries investing in their economy to help curb the migrant flow but how can you be sure the money invested in one go to way to waste to corruption and will actually improve the poor state's economy. that's probably the most important issue there are some experts from north and central africa for their articles they urge donors to stop helping this country stop giving them money because that money is being spent on political bribes instead of building new roads new schools or new hospitals. which is what i beli

our industry's most important inventions from the arrival of the mayflower come in the inner of the mafia, and as a child he was in the rustbelt, southern california . his book is available for sale in the bookstore and he will be up here afterwards for a book signing please welcome bhu srinivasan, everybody. [applause] >> thanks everyone for having me and this is only my second everbook event . so i'm glad you guys took a big chance on coming out and hopefully based on how this goes, i will get to do other events or never again. hope you guys are a good audience.as rachel pointed out, i came to this country at the age of eight . my mother a ba in physics and she had gotten a role at roswell park memorial institute which is a cancer institute in buffalonew york . she had gotten a doctorate position and she was going to make the sum of $14,000 which meant in india that we were going to be very, very rich when we arrived in america. after my mother had done six months in america, having left us in india, she got us. at eight years old i was sent to live with my aunt and not too far from the

migrants have to work for a pittance so by dealing with the influx of migrants we also prevent the mafia from getting new slaves. so like you've said earlier you support aiding african countries investing in their economy to help curb the migrant flow but how can you be sure the money invested in one go to way to waste to corruption and will actually improve this poor states economy. that's probably the most important issue there are some experts from north and central africa for their articles they urge donors to stop helping those countries stop giving them money because that money is being spent on political bribes instead of building new roads new schools or new hospitals. which is what i believe it's best and i mean my northern league party has some experience with this i believe it's best to provide funding to specific organizations schools and hospitals in those countries because it's true that people think they give money to help poor african children but that money ends up in the pockets of shady african politicians well it's vitally important thing to really monitor where the m

mr ruef enjoyed a long career in the mafia. he was also a member of a chinese crime gang and his tattoos a chinese not japanese. fan because he's an actor we asked mr ruef to play a small role for us. oh. yeah yeah yeah yeah. with. him he was. well it's going to. be ready and i am not. from. the rubber band stops blood flow to the finger so in about ten minutes mr rufus digit will be completely numb and lose all feeling. in the u. but soon the ritual dates back to japan's middle ages cut fingers affected a worry is skill making it hard to hold a sword in. one of the. morsels of yeah i know. very well. and what. a great goal you know all. eat. well. you. never ate the fingers in the old days he'd have taken the digits and put them in formaldehyde jobs and they became a source of pride for the syndicates. these days and i would run into serious trouble with the police if any of his followers practiced you but sue me. where we told makoto about are you but sue me frank who was quick to highlight some of our mistakes most. so much

the mafias -- i'm telling you the different names of different map mafias -- when they say they do not exist anymore, now we are we loved and we love with eknology, so sircht the different. the concept of family profound and rooted in the italian society, it has changed, yes, but it's always there. and so i see this -- the idea in a very similar way. so tribes have changed they face. they are not always not anymore the same, but still the connection for libyans -- i guess you can if the con sis tense is so i think that, yes, we cannot build a new state just only thinking of the tribes. the ancient tribe does not exist anymore. it can help in some way creating the connection. i think we can use it. >> in the back. >> thanks for your time i'm with the u.s. department of defense. with all of the many people can't even go into the country. ma what will -- who aren't physically able to go to the country. if you were able to advise somebody what are the tops you kuld take? thank you it is very difficult to give you the right answer. first of all the core of the program is in trying to convin

the arrival of the mayflower to the inner workings of the mafia, he presents an exhilarating and eye-opening perspective of an american history of capitalism that i'm sure he's very excited to share with you all today. mr. srinavasan is an accomplished entrepreneur spanning pop culture, social media, and content. as a child he lived in the south, the rust belt, southern california and the pacific northwest. his book is available for sale in the bookstore, and he'll be up here afterwards for a book signing so, please, help me welcome mr. srinavasan, everyone. [applause] >> thanks, everyone, for having me, and this is only my second-ever book event, so i am very glad that you guys took a big chance on coming out and hopefully, based on how this goes, i'll get to do other events or never again. so -- [laughter] hope you guys are a good audience. as rachel had points out, i came to this country at the age of 8. my mother was a, had a ph.d. in physic, and she had gotten a role at roswell park memorial institute in buffalo, new york. she had gotten a post-doctorate position there, and she was goin

career flourished in germany as well as abroad he made film after film from spaghetti westerns to mafia dramas. he's always been an imposing screen presence and a very physical actor.

those cia mafia plots have long been advanced as possible motive for cuba to kill jfk. newly declassified draft report of the house committee on assassinations rebuts that possibility in granular detail. camelot may be ancient history. but it's a chapter that continues to fascinate people. for young congressman joe kennedy of massachusetts, it's a living legacy, one that he tries every day to live up to. >> you're what, 36 now? >> yeah. >> you'll be just about the same age as jfk when he ran? >> a little bit younger. i got no plans on that. >> reporter: maybe not. but presidential politics is in his blood. >> this was a print that was given to me by my aunt. >> robert kennedy was your grandfather, john kennedy your great uncle. is it hard to walk in those shoes? >> you don't walk in those shoes. how do you possibly live up to what giants and titans have done? >> reporter: he wasn't happy about the release of these files, understandably so, it's too personal. >> i absolutely tend toward disclosure of government documents. that being said, it would have been nice if there

they use complicity or corruption mafia gangs always have a predatory attitude towards the areas they target. but in the. crime tax avoidance and corruption malta's government has done little to change the situation and even the e.u. has turned a blind eye in the past something at least some officials here hope to change. all right inspired courageous or just downright crazy leyla has quite a tale of adventure and i bet when you were a young girl you dreamt of being able to fly well one guy actually has tried to do that in south africa where this man has sailed overhead for two hours camping chair held up by a bunch of bull and so he left off near the city of johannesburg the british adventurer spent days in flaming going around the head of the flight which he described as magical well after reaching a height of two and a half thousand meters he popped some of the balloons to float back down to earth. don't try this at home how come you're watching the news here is we're still ahead . maybe not so tough after all the political parties trying to form a four way governing coalition in g

career flourished in germany as well as abroad he made film after film from spaghetti westerns to mafia dramas. he's always been an imposing screen presence and a very physical actor. it was a lot of action in many of my movies and they were physically demanding i loved it back then i never had a stunt double we didn't have those back then. unlike in the us i shot in america once and i did have a job but otherwise i never did in my entire career. in the one nine hundred seventy s. a young generation of german filmmakers discovered out off he started playing more complex characters a tough cop hunting terrorists. win this race is so good because there's also be a choice. for those nazi sympathizer and farkash learned of oscar winning the tin drum another shifty character but it was out of show off his comedic talent. which i just don't know it was limited to. the livestock that you prefer to use in the moscow dollar even if they really do think this is. wrong good one of my two hundred films that was probably the most important one i wouldn't say it was my favorite role or even my best b

this is most likely going to be a tiered investigation, kind of like the way they would indict the mafia and do it in little pieces because the investigation is so sprawling and they would start with the lowest hanging fruit. the smaller fish that are tangentially related to the investigation and build up to the biggest fish, at least in that kind of mafia investigation. he also noted that doing it this way, doing it so publicly rather than completing an entire investigation and then indicting everybody all at once also ensures it's a lot harder for donald trump or republicans to end the investigation, to sort of say preemptively, we're going to stop this, the justice department can't continue to do it and essentially fire mueller. by doing it publicly like this, it means everybody is going to watch what's happening and it's harder to fire him. >> your interpretation of this based on what jay is saying to us, jeremy? >> i think there's a lot more to go. we also haven't talked about the senate investigations that are going on into this. you have these parallel tracks here that are going t

because she stood between the rule of law and those who sought to violate it this is where we are a mafia state where you will be blown to pieces for exercising your basic freedoms iranians witnessed the end of a social media era this past week when one of the country's oldest online platforms clued announced it was shutting down both facebook and twitter are banned in iran and clue which launched twelve years ago filled part of that gap the site frequently clashed with the authorities for failing to take down politically sensitive material or pictures showing women without head scarves which is illegal in the islamic republic according to the company's director clued had been taken offline three times the most recent block lasted twenty eight days he said that his team no longer had the energy and enthusiasm to keep fighting instagram and the messaging service telegram are both available in iran and are booming president hassan. pawnee who was reelected earlier this year said he would ease social media restrictions but he has yet to live up to that promise you can add mauritania to the l

institutions is shutting down and a car bomb kills a journalist in malta her son calls the country a mafia state in hollywood it was one of those open secrets something widely known that no one was prepared to say out loud harvey weinstein one of the most successful producers in the movie business a serial sexual abuser using his a men's power and influence to force women including staff in turns and mostly actresses to succumb to his will the fame of those involved made this story headline news raising the question of why something that took place over a period of decades was not reported until now it wasn't for a lack of sources at least two major media outlets have been accused by journalists who chased the weinstein story of baring it there's a conflict of interest at play here the news industry behaves in the bright lights and reflected glamour of the film industry and relies on its revenues the ad dollars that the studios spent the dozens of women harvey weinstein wronged were not the only parties in this story who feared his influence is power to make or break careers our starting p