what are they supposed 20 do. >> maurice knows as a kid, young boy, 16 years old. >> eric watched mauriceomfort his family and friends. >> to be totally honest with you, it ain't really kicked in with me. it's senseless. i have known maurice for 16 years. i love him. >> these kids -- school can, i love school can. but i can't -- the school or get on the bus to school, you never know what will happen. >> father god, we are gathered here tonight for maurice. to pray for his soul. we are a strong family and we will make it through. >> everybody on edge. so if it triggers off between nobody come outside. >> after the memorial some of maurice's friends threw a party down the street. eric worries it could spiral out of control. >> i go out and hit the blocks and try to diffuse the problem. if it means me putting my life on the line for it, i'm going and everybody know it out here. >> this ain't that type of car. >> none of your business. >> times like this, even a little jealousy could spark a gun battle. >> get this. >> hey. y'all stop. hold on. >> eric tries to break up the fight. no one's li

in maurice's case, six months in the segregation unit, also known as "i" house. here inmates are given hard time. time that's added on to their sentence. it's also considered hard time because of the harsh conditions and severe restrictions that accompany time in "i" house. officer loquita younger is one of the correctional officers assigned to the segregation unit. >> basically, this is where the bad people for being extra bad in the facility come to be locked up. >> a walk-through one of "i" house's wards quickly reveals how different it is from the general population unit. this is stateville's version of solitary confinement. >> how y'all doing? >> markers indicating dangerous inmates fill the ward as does an overwhelming stench. >> it's a stripped cell, so they don't have on any clothes or very little clothes. they urinate, bowel movement everywhere. >> can you tell us what that is? >> it's feces. spreads it on everything. clean it off every day. every day, he puts it right back on. >> i think they just kind of crazy. kind of the prison life is probably getti

maurice levy joins us. clan tries out a new business model. from ukraine and russia meet today for the first time since clashes erupted in ukraine. eu are preparing sanctions. david tweed is in berlin. is there a chance at diplomacy will work today? >> there is a chance to diplomacy can work him about it will be overshadowed by what is going on in east ukraine. we just heard from the unit -- the interior and -- interior minister that three pro-russian fighters have been killed this morning. information upt on his facebook page. this will support the russian argument that the government in kiev is unable to govern all of ukraine. that is something the russians have been pushing constantly. john kerry, who was already in geneva, will want to establish whether the russians are serious about having any diplomatic solution to this situation in east ukraine or whether they will continue to destabilize the situation. there are a number of issues on the table. one of them is going to be looking for guaranteed gas prices. the gas going through ukraine

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maurice jones drew believes people are underestimating the raiders >> we're just kind of the throw aways. still a lot to prove incoming here. and hopefully we can build a team that is going to be a winner. >> michelle wi is in her adopted home this week. playing at lake merced. do you remember wee billed as next big thing. well, injuries derailed the career. i do think downs really makes you appreciate ups. if i didn't have downs i won't appreciate this as much as i did. >> she's way better than what she's going to perform until this date. geents phones have lots of good seats still available. that is trouble in the fourth. that is gone. now rockies leading in the 4th. and this abc7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. that is great. >> yes. >> join us tonight they say we can do about it. >> being called creepy. how a marketing stunt for a video game is digging into your personal information. >> tonight we have marvels agents of shield, and trophy wife followed at 10:00 by celebrity wife swap. >> you can now get our programming online or on your smart phone or tablet.

former congressman ron paul for says the irs on properties they push the guild's dollars from paul maurice has asked me if you don't information or intimidation. after the break this complex by the military this is what i cook in historical terms the berlin airlift first the bottom. you talk to you really do is install it. billions of dollars worth at what point does. working the eye. speeds our democracy. i looked at the college age kids to a seventy six. he said. create the fbi. do you think this is what's it going. this database. that is. the us. i just bought. wake up and start talking about the real causes. the new service has demanded that former congressman and presidential candidate won pulse non profit campaign for liberty disclose its donor list though a legal requirement it's rarely actually enforce according to hall and is being used in this case is that all three names to the thereby intimidating donors from getting too political causes. the irs has threatened a fine which polls organization has so far refused to pay to discuss this. i was doing earlier by carla howell clinica

maurice spait had 12 off the bench.he warriors, 102-69 winners and they sweep the series. >>> for the a's the story was about the wet weather but they'll take nothing but big heat for the mess out there. fans in the stands, well, skies were clear and then the announcement came down from above. >> regrettably, due to field conner conditions, tonight's game has been postponed. >> lots of disappointed fans out there but i think you may not have seen this individual y.bob melvin, manager out there, watch the condition of the infield that. was in the middle of the infield. there was no way they were going to play. disappointed fans leave the stadium. a's organization is going to make it up to them. apparentlily a tap was left off the field but the food was still being served. >>> mean time, for the san francisco giants and the fans, win over the dodgers. opening day in los angeles. we'll show you how they did it when you fall prefrom sports, next. >>> complete bay area news coverage means we work weekends. license plate >>>

maurice spait had 12 off the bench. the warriors, 102-69 winners and they sweep the series. >>> for the a's the story was about the wet weather but they'll take nothing but big heat for the mess out there. fans in the stands, well, skies were clear and then the announcement came down from above. >> regrettably, due to field conner conditions, tonight's game has been postponed. >> lots of disappointed fans out there but i think you may not have seen this individual y.bob melvin, manager out there, watch the condition of the infield that. was in the middle of the infield. there was no way they were going to play. disappointed fans leave the stadium. a's organization is going to make it up to them. apparentlily a tap was left off the field but the food was still being served. >>> mean time, for the san francisco giants and the fans, win over the ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of livin

oakland downtown and it might benefit from an offshore breeze and i might shout out to maurice, he saidwear shorts is it really going to be warm? yes, it is. 55 fso, starting off cool but everybody will be in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees and today on thursday it will be our stretch of warm weather and we have a quick warm up here and warmer temperatures and a good jump maybe even warmer than that. if you like sunshine and warmer temperatures, breezy at the coast, 70s and 80s to a few locations and here is sal. >>> all right, we are looking at the commutes and the drive times are beginning to change. for example it is getting slower and slower on 880 westbound between the mcarthur bridge and it is taking more than 20 minutes and speeds are up about 50-mile-per-hour or a little more than that and a little bit of slow traffic getting to the mcarthur ranch road. when you get -- mcarthur maze and drive time will be moderate and drive time a little less than that and it includes a time waiting around at the bay bridge toll plaza. looking at the commute we will go to another commute which

maurice jones drew believes people are underestimating the raiders >> we're just kind of the throw awaysill a lot to prove incoming here. and hopefully we can build a team that is going to be a winner. >> michelle wi is in her adopted home this week. playing at lake merced. do you remember wee billed as next big thing. well, injuries derailed the career. i do think downs really makes you appreciate ups. if i didn't have downs i won't appreciate this as much as i did. >> she's way better than what she's going to perform until this date. geents phones have lots of good seats still available. that is trouble in the fourth. that is gone. now rockies leading in the 4th. and this abc7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. that is great. >> yes. >> join us tonight plus, what they say we can do about it. >> being called creepy. how a marketing stunt for a video game is digging into your personal information. >> tonight we have agents of shield, and trophy wife followed at 10:00 by celebrity wife swap. >> you can now get our programming online or on your smart phone or tablet.

maurice mc-dowell is charged with three felonies for hitting a woman with a car and leaving the scene. jennie davis was crossing the street, near north avenue and luna, when she was hit by a car sunday night. she was taken to the hospital where she died from her injuries. prosecutors say mc-dowell was driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol when he caused the accident. divers continue to find the bodies of children who drowned in the south korean ferry disaster. 150 bodies have now been recovered. 152 people are still missing. divers are feeling for bodies with their hands since they can only see a few inches in front of them. the coast guard now says the first distress call came from a boy onboard, not the crew. the captain and eight crew members now face charges. authorities say they left the ferry as it sank after they told passengers to stay in their cabins. as the air search for a missing malaysian jet gears back up, some investigators are now daring to suggest that the massive search of the indian ocean may be a waste of time. at least one publication, the new strait ti

there is maurice safe and jordan crawford. spectacular. up by 10 at the half. that is pretty. they call him the animal that's why he's called animal. 20 point lead. for 3. can you get the lead to 4. warriors are trailing in a clinch game. 90 to 85 in the fourth. giants rotation kind of shakey last nature tim got shelled. tonight ryan rocked by the d backs. this was farewell to the at&t park tina turner former niner and former giants skipper threw out the first pitch in football. tried to regain from couple years ago. single with the bases loaded. miguel and mark score 2 nothing d backs. clean up and the bunt. with two outs and man at third and almost decapitated by gold schmid. look out. bottom 5. michael morse drive off the wall in right center field. pablo scores. buster scores. giants in front 5-4. that's where they are rate now. leading by a run in the sevent seventh. a's and twins how cute is this. joe life long twin showing off the twin baby girls. adorable. brian showing off the glove. robbing of the base hit that is full extension. and then him doing damage with the ba

next warriors position, green on green hooks up maurice for the jam. the lead is eight. team work there but behind dirk nowitzki's points, they trail 63-53. >>> boston red sox, outfielder jonny gomes holding nothing back during today's team visit to the white house for last season's championship. gomes sporting the stars and stripes suit and actually brought one for president obama as well. the president, by the way, according to gomes looked at him straight in the eye and said nice jacket. brandon belt has gone deep. a three-run homer. 4-0. more news coming up after the break. >>> in case you weren't aware of the big story today, the weather. >> we need the rain but come income extremes lately. we don't have anything and get heavy rain and you can see the heaviest across the east bay and south bay, the heaviest rain will continue for about the next hour. then we'll see hit and miss areas of rain continuing in the overnight hours and also through tomorrow. rainfall totals impressive over the past two days anywhere from one to two inches across the bay. we've been watchin

and democratic strategist maurice reed. maurice here in the studio, not like in paris as usual.t's go -- he is is he's always globe trotting somewhere. let's talk about beef beef. i could just say rancher cliven bundy, discuss. and it would probably take off. let's focus a bit more on this. what is the government going to do next? what can it do next? >> nothing, let this man do what he needs to do. it's not even really important. there's so many more important things going on in the world. hate when we waste time on these distractions and side bar. the president and the congress and the rest of the government has so much to do in focusing on the economy and making sure we get immigration right. this is a distraction. i really think we should focus on other things. >> i do want to finish a little bit more before we move on. goldie we talked about this before with the big three. all that's transpired this week, what's your overall assessment? >> i think while the politics are surrounding this are fairly significant. client bounty's life in and of itself isn't significant. the sig

. >> maurice: putin again denied that russian forces or even instructors are playing any role in the events in eastern ukraine, but for the first time, he admitted they were involved in crimea before it was annexed. >> ( translated ): i didn't conceal that it was our task to provide conditions for the free expression of the will of crimea's residents. that's why we had to undertake necessary measures so events didn't evolve in the way they are evolving today in the southeast of ukraine. >> warner: the russian leader warned moscow may not recognize upcoming elections in ukraine next month. and he did not rule out intervening in ukraine again. >> ( translated ): i can remind you that russia's federation council granted the president the right to use military force in ukraine. i very much hope that i will not have to use that right and that we will be able solve all current pressing issues in ukraine by political and diplomatic means. >> warner: putin even took a question from american edward snowden, the national security leaker now living in asylum in russia. he called in to ask if ru

maurice space throwing it down and the warriors win 102-69. >>> giants blowing the opener yesterday.he second, hicks swats one. matt kemp can't play it! 7-0. >>> last night's a's-mariners game blown due to weather. they will make up the game later on. >>> that will do it for sports. i'll see you next time from the grand ole opry later on today, as stanford and uconn are going to wage battle in the final four on sunday. see ya later. >>> in hockey action, tonight the sharks play at home against the nashville predators. in men's college basketball, ncaa final four happens today in arlington, texas. connecticut plays florida, then kentucky faces wisconsin. winners meet in the championship game on monday. >>> hundreds of trees around the east bay are on the chopping block. pg&e says it's a matter of safety. they just have to go. >> but that decision caught local politicians off guard. brian webb explains what touched off this tree fight. >> reporter: walnut creek, upscale shops, tree-lined streets, but not if pg&e gets its way. >> in walnut creek alone? 700? >> it's ridiculous. >> report

maurice michael mccant is a convicted bank robber who claims he's gone legit. >> mccant carried himselfe. he had the swagger of a rap promoter. >> narrator: mccant offers 30% returns on investments in his rap-concert-promotion business... >> he actually said to them, "you can stop the bleeding that you're suffering in the market if you invest with me." >> narrator: ...and investors are forking over their entire nest eggs. >> i liquidated my i.r.a., and it was to the tune of a million dollars. >> narrator: and later... mark anderson holds millions of dollars' worth of fine wine in trust for clients... until greed gets the best of him. >> he didn't make the coec

my father's real name is maurice. he would never want me telling anyone that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. we'll keep that quiet then. katy wrote two songs for which american idol? emily again. >> kelly clarkson. >> jimmy: that is right. kelly clarkson. katy, you're falling behind. what was the first feature film to have a katy perry song on the soundtrack? >> oh. i got it. >> jimmy: katy. >> traveling sisterhood of the pants. >> jimmy: what? >> sisterhood of the traveling pants. >> jimmy: i'm going to give that to you -- the sequel. next question. in sixth grade katy was suspended for school -- doing what? katy. >> humping a tree. >> jimmy: that is right. humping a tree. we have a tie game. next question. how many twitter followers does katy perry have? katy. >> 52 million point seven. >> jimmy: emily. >> 52 million. right? >> jimmy: point? >> point 78. >> jimmy: that one goes to no one. next question. how many grammy nominations has katy earned? emily. >> 11. >> jimmy: 11 is correct. emily with 30. name katy's three

. >> brown: inmates like junior leapaga, and maurice boyland, who've spent years off and on behind bars, told us they were inspired by santos to turn their lives around. but their experiences also illustrate how hard it will be. >> usually when i get out of jail or institutions, i have the best intentions to do good while i'm doing the time, and as soon as i hit the streets and put on my regular clothes, it's a birthday for me, i'm there to celebrate and that's what leads me the wrong path. i've always been half way in and half way out. i've never been fully committed, which always stopped me from achieving my goals. >> who are these 53 criminal justice systems? >> brown: and santos is getting his message out in other ways too. he's also a lecturer at san francisco state university, teaching a course called, "the architecture of incarceration." in just it's second semester, it's become hugely popular with criminal justice majors, some squeezing onto empty floor spaces. >> brown: i read your life story and you're an impressive individual. but what about the thousands or even millions of

. >> maurice tellton -- templeton. my question is prompted by this response you have just given to the question about health and education. and going back to your opening remarks which we are basically focused on the fact we live in a different age where the poor can atch the rich. motivation, all of us involved, know that there are certain countries, and certain cultures which are motivated in a different way than others. you raise some of them like education and health issues. how do you see redirecting the world bank to capitalize and to expand the motivation of the recipient countries to address the issues which your institution is trying to address? >> thanks very much for your question. i see next to you my good friend , is that john? any way, i -- here's what we hope to be able to do. what we hope to be able to do is to really bring solutions ogether, bring the kind of approaches to improving educational systems, improving health care systems to building better roads, to building cleaner, more livable cities. we

as the standoff continues to pro russian separatist in the street and cream try to put maurice kidd has to be picky. it is. smaller than expected lead you from whence the opposition. had it as the countdown to indonesia's general election i know. all are. welcome back welcome if you're just joining us this is the false again today when looking at india's five week election process the hundred and fifty million citizens going to the world's largest democracy bearing its name probably what it calls an intensely jacinto also getting a sniff or two arate reports for ndtv television and the hindustan times. i'm with deepak rash puts that supports the opposition bjp and wasn't well. he is an economist and the author in french. india for dummies this is the inaugural likes its new parliament in may the vote takes place over four days soon. the fact that it's happening. over five weeks that has captured our imaginations for sure the first meeting took place monday in some states. today it's in the remote northeast six seats and a part of india has raised between china bangladesh and myanmar. an

the president also gave his annual reading from the maurice sendak children's book, "where the wild things are." wall street started the week with modest gains. the dow jones industrial average picked up 40 points to close at 16,449. the nasdaq rose 26 points to close at 4,121. and the s-and-p 500 added 7 to finish near 1,872. still to come on the newshour: the boston marathon returns in a show of record-breaking speed and resilience; the justice department's move to expand clemency for federal drug offenders; how one of the supreme court's former stalwarts would change the constitution; the brewing fight over voting rights; plus, remembering a prizefighter forced to battle for his own freedom. >> woodruff: more than a million spectators turned out in and around boston on a beautiful day to watch and cheer for a race that had more at stake than most years. >> please join us for a moment of silence. >> woodruff: the morning began with a moment of silence at the starting line before the 118th boston marathon officially got under way. then, the mood quickly shifted to celebration and resilien

the most interesting meeting i went to was maurice bishop, the dictator of grenada, who gave a talk not very long before he died. i remember he came with little bodyguards, and they were kids. they were like 17 years old, these kids in these uniforms with very fierce expressions checking everyone out. here we all were drinking tea out of our little pink-and-green tea cups, and i said to the guy next to me, "don't reach for your pen quick or we're going to down in a hail of lead." c-span: why did you get out? >> guest: if you're younger than a certain age -- and i think when i was in it it was 35 and maybe now the age is 40 or it was 30, then switched to 35 -- but if you were younger than a certain age, you could only belong for five years temporary membership and my thing ran out so, therefore, i was out. c-span: is there anything to the conspiracy suspicions of conservatives in this country that the trilateral commission and the council on foreign relations are all a part of pushing toward a one-world government? >> guest: look, i don't think so but how can i be trusted, right? c-span:

host: our guest is her -- professor maurice jackson.u want to join our conversation this morning our republican line is (202) 737-0002. our first call comes from pontiac, illinois. guest: good morning. i was wondering if i might use you for a fact checker. as i understand it, when the vote came before the senate in 1964, republican senator from illinois, the minority leader, delivered a speech which is famously referred to as nothing is so powerful as an idea whose time has come. after the vote, republicans voted either unanimously or one dissenting vote on the civil rights act. the democrats were divided and the bill would not have passed without republican support. in the 50's, there were two attempts by the republicans to pass the civil rights act. the first was defeated by the democrats. while it was passed, the senate majority leader had so get it it it was essentially meaningless. is it not true that martin luther king was a registered republican? i would be thrilled to hear your response. guest: thank you. he did say those things

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i welcome maurice, his wife and his daughter back to washington and all the people here today, including greg wyatt, and so many other wonderful people. i now call upon -- i yield to my colleague from new york, mr. tonko. mr. tonko: i rise on behalf a of the painters and a i do want to thank our colleague, representative engel, the gentleman from new york, for hosting this special order on the house floor to honor the 19th century hudson river school of painting. there are so many who cherish this institution, including, as was just mentioned, our former colleague, representative maurice hinchey, who i see seated in the gallery along with his family, and certainly he represented the hudson region, hudson river valley region of new york in such fine fashion and with a great appreciation for the arts and for cultural education. and it's also cherished by individuals like barn bus mchenry who as chair of the palisades interstate park mission understands the value of this great school and certainly folks like greg wyatt who as you have seen is a sculpture and has produced great work -- sculp

. >> maurice levy really wanting to make that last point. hinges on the approval from the chinese authorities. european car sales up for a seventh straight month. the trouble in ukraine has yet to undermine confidence among european consumers. david tweed is in berlin. is there a real tangible pattern of this recovery? consumerseally about swapping their older cars which they have been holding onto for quite some time, for new cars. you can see that it is sort of the cheaper cars which are doing better. renault up 29%. that was led by their low cost division. peugeot up 11%. we heard from peugeot just last week. they are going to cut by half the number of brands they have got out there. writing on a cushion of air. the w sales, they were up -- vw sales, they were up 8.4%. performancenomenal during the months. the americans did pretty well. ford up 14%. we caught up with ford's chief operating officer at the new york car show yesterday. like germany,kets very competitive market, our share in the first quarter was up a point. we added more pro

from joe's point of view he was interrogating principle back maurice about why she was intruding upon his first amendment rights. he was quoting thomas jefferson and making the case that he and his friends had the right to banner during the torture -- torch run. he started going to what is called a grid and a great match a student with student penalties and ended up suspending joe for 30 days and as he continued to argue with her he actually went around the desk and looked over her shoulder at the computer that she was working on. she felt intimidated and she had left her door open so the administrative staff could watch. she ratcheted up the penalty and she also added a criminal trespass order which literally bans joe from campus for the duration of his suspension. sojo in his and seminole fashion and by the way going back to after principal morris impose the penalty she asked him to leave the building and he refused so she and vice principal had to walk joe out of the building to begin his suspension. a couple of days later joe was in the municipal swimming pool parking lot which is

later will talk to a georgetown university history professor maurice jackson about the 50th anniversary of the 1964 civil rights act. washington journal is live each morning and 7:00 eastern. loss of take your calls on facebook and to our. >> friday, the councils of the session about bit one in the future of digital currency. loniten 30:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> i think we need is something akin to the grace commission during the reagan administration or the brandt commission, the base realignment and closing commission during the clinton administration. an outside group with integrity, former members of congress, no current elected politicians to come in and do a complete on the government of top to bottom. every agency of government has a piece of legislation or charter that created it. has the purpose. it's not the filling that purpose are not doing it within a reasonable budget it should be cut or eliminated. let's just take a start. this came in with the highest motivation. do you know, and i did until i researched, there are three. early, enhanced demand regular. allied we hav

then maurice jackson about the 50th anniversary of the civil rights act. i think what we need is something akin to the grace commission during the reagan administration or the rack commission -- brack commission during the clinton administration. administration. an outside group to come in and do a complete overhaul. purpose, and if it is not fulfilling that purpose or not doing it within a reasonable budget, it should be cut or eliminated. let's just take headstart. this came in with the highest motivation. do you know -- and i did not until i researched it -- there are now three. early head start, enhanced head start, and regular. why do we have the other two? because the first one was not working. why do we have the third? because the second was not working. >> cal thomas on fixing a broken .ashington immediately afterward, a heritage foundation party for mr. thomas as he signs his book and chats with guests. also this weekend, this years national black writers conference saturday at noon eastern with panels on race, power, and politics, literature and

maurice templeton. my question is prompted by this response that you just given to the question about health and education and going back to your opening remarks which were basically focused on the fact that we live in a different age where the poor can, not only the rich can watch the poor but the poor can watch the rich and i view that as a potential for what i would call motivation and i think very much in development work all of us involved in it, know that there are certain countries and certain cultures which are motivated in a different way than others. you raised some of them like education and health issues. how do you see redirecting the world bank to capitalize and to expand the motivation of the recipient countries to address the issues which your institution is trying to address? >> thanks very much for your question. i see next to you my good friend, is that john rosenwalled? hi, rosie, how are you? here is what we hope to be able to do. what we hope to be able to do is really bring soluti

maurice came from denver. >> two stores in the united states.hese shoes pl. they'll resell them on the internet. specialty shoes like this are big business. >> buying for $250 and selling them for about -- >> reporter: we did find one shopper who plans on wearing the nikes. >> they just look good. i like the way they look. >> reporter: are you going to keep both pair? >> yeah, i'm keeping both. >> reporter: the supreme nike foam posits are here, in red and black, and hitting the streets -- -- or more likely, the internet, for those not willing to wait will pay hundreds more. >> not for a pair of shoes. >> me neither. not for anything. >> i'm not the type of person to stand in line for a new phone, concert tickets -- >> same. >> just not that interested. things did not go too smoothly in new york. the only east coast location selling these shoes. so many people online outside the store, the store freaked out, called the cops. the whole crowd was dispersed. never sold a sneaker. >> all for a sneaker. >> all for a sneaker. wow! that is my lady gaga

a man i would say sixteen seventeen years old maybe his name and maurice and he said centric farley isecause uncle and that he does not live at that home he does not know where cedric farley lives so that's the last thing on the farming . community. to. kill these jokes. who want to stop him he's coming with those from. the strobes he said that they do. that the whose attitude. was and so decided when i told him kill the only foam jelly same ark is the same walk as me and i'm so sorry i'm so sorry i had to do it he said but the. detectives made me do it in next court date is on the fourteenth was that who. didn't you know he's not he's not i think he's out there a lot of the way we could catch him at the courthouse right right out of court on the fourteenth. if she was for him so that's the number we call. in the system and yeah yeah a boss who wanted to that yes we can find out. if he's there. in the united states is in complete confusion about what it wants in the middle east anymore our main lation ships are with israel and saudi arabia both towers. had. wanted military leadership i