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>> mick, this is the question. will a black box be determinant here? the question is who shot the plane down -- whether russian or so separatists. would it tell us who? >> i would suspect not. particularly since as you were talking a minute ago the missiles move so quickly and the pilots didn't have a clue. once it hit, it was over. there will be telemetry they can use. maybe some discussion by the pilots in the last few seconds before the plane fell apart. i think it will be difficult. tom knows more about what the black boxes can tell you. >> let's assume there is no black box recovered intact because people on the ground with first dibs on it will not be interested in getting the truth out. my question to you, mick, what will our military be able to establish independently? >> they can look very closely and super analyze whatever data they have. if they can determine was it launched from the ukraine or russian territory and as of now we are told they are trying to figure out who fired the shot. there was intercepted radio communications that are app

>> i'm sorry, i missed part of your earlier conversation with mick and john are. we are told the plane went down in rebel-held territory. if rebels are the chief suspects in this case it is hard to believe they will be object sieve in an investigation here. there are some reports that they already hold the black boxes. will will they hand them over to ukrainian authorities or an international body? i don't know. i would be doubtful myself at this point. i talked to u.s. sources. the state department has been in consultation with the with ntsb

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mick deane, sky news in egypt. helicopters circled overhead and clouds of tear gas enveloped the streets of cairo as british cameraman mick deane raised his camera to film clashes between security forces and supporters of former egyptian president mohamed morsi. he was shot by a sniper and killed. dean was 61. for nearly 40 years, he covered wars and major world events for .nn and britain's sky news described as courageous but careful, never rash, he filmed china positively cracked down on the 1989 tiananmen square protest and reported undercover in north korea. was one of six journalists killed in 2013 in egypt, where violence between police and protesters made it one of the deadliest countries in the world for journalists. >> ghislaine dupont, radio france internationale, in mali. the french army warned them not to go, but radio france internationale journalists were determined to shed light on the violence in northern mali. after interviewing a rebel leader, they were abducted by gunmen. an hour later, there --

. >> then -- did mick get his moves like jagger from james brown? >> i copied his moves straightaway. i couldn't do them. ♪ i feel good >> we're on the set of the new movie mick is producing. and you would think getting a photo with siegfried & roy and three baby lions would be easy. well, not so much. >> they're not minding the camera. look at you. [ roar ] well, maybe they do. maybe they do. >> now "entertainment tonight" plugging you in to today's top stories. >> hi, everybody. well, the unthinkable tragedy of malaysia airlines flight 17, shot down by a long-range missile, has us glued to our televisions and our tablets. there is so much video pouring in making everyday people personal journalists. >> officials are concerned about people actually contaminating the crash site while they clamor to try to get footage on their cell phone. and of course now there's the postings. >> inside the plane before it went down. also the eerie in case it goes missing post. and jason biggs joking way too

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i'm also going to read a letter from professor joe mick bride that teaches at the you university of the california and his area is urban forestry he's the professor. the trees are important landmark trees on illinois after the industrial avenue that was planted many years ago those trees because of snaring oounl educateness serve the community and contributed to the reduction in the urban heat island by providing air and shade they're canopies are north sites for birds and humming birds they're they should be allowed to be an important member of the community it's a historical reminder of the san francisco landscape and harassing as proirtdz of the services. the recent published urban fortey talk about the slinking tree canopy in the city currently, the tree canopy in san francisco is 13.7 percent as compared to los angeles that is with 21 percent and portland is thirty. clearly we're lacking in urban forest ray please. i'm ray the principle consulting for the urban forestry in marin county and practice in the bay area for 36 years. i'm a panic northwest he tree careers and an internati

hauser or these martin our mick nicad our american dream think about stealing the entire market high frequency trading is a theft perpetrated by goldman sachs lloyd blankfein on the entire market think big or go home american middle class well again the economy the economic situation everything we know right now today anybody watching out there is a mass consumer society so we're adding an inflection point because the mass consuming society has not fought they haven't they they allow for this situation to happen but the fact is it's over as amy trout in this article she's a senior policy analyst at demos she says if you want mass consumption you need a middle class but the middle class doesn't want to be middle class anymore they only want to be plutocrats as well. or nobody want to work for a living they even want to be a speculator or down in the dregs well there's another side of the story i think and by opinion that the middle class in america is remarkably naive because when they find themselves having their lifestyles curtailed they blame themselves and they think well maybe i

yo bailo como mick jagger. ...y siento un dolor.cÉ mi carrera como cantante. hasta copiÉ algunos de sus pasos porque era tremendo bailarÍn, asÍ que sentí la obligaciÓn de llevar la historia a la pantalla grande para que el mundo supiera cÓmo fue la historia del hombre que cambiÓ la mÚsica para siempre >> cuando me ofrecieron el papel, inmediatamente dije que no. me sentÍ intimidado porque james brown es una figura inigualable pero cuando me sentÉ a hablar con mick jagger, me di cuenta que estaba en las mejores manos. >> el director, quien todavÍa sobre el Éxito tras ganar un oscar, aceptÓ el reto con optimismo. >> este libreto era precisamente lo que yo esperaba. sentÍ mucha emociÓn al leerlo y sabÍa que teníamos que hacer algo diferente para llegar a los corazones del pÚblico y al trabajar junto a mick sabÍa que lo lograrÍamos. >> reunimos una constelaciÓn de estrellas para formar el elenco perfecto. algunos de ellos ya habÍan trabajado juntos así que hubo mucha quÍmica entre ellos. pasamos 49 dÍas juntos para completar la filmaciÓ

. >> yes, but here is my fear, that somehow these geckos will be affected by a coz mick radiation thatay -- cosmic radiation that may turn them into monitors. >> i am glad because it clarifies a few things, greg. from now on when i ask a lady if she would like to study my outerspace sex machine, it is science. it is an experiment. >> that is so creepy. >> it is less creepy though. >> you dialed it down from 11. i wish i was there for the pitch meeting. spearment? one gecko, no. two geckos in space having sex. weird guys. >> it is dangerous, i'm ma general. i -- i'm -- -- imogen. >> he is car insurance. clearly this is a conspiracy. they are going to put them in space and then come down and multiply and kill us all. it is frettenning. frightening. >> it is an attack on america, joanne. what do you make of this? tech mickly they -- technically they are earth lings and we should treat them with respect. >> i am taking a different angle here. we lost contact with this satellite. yoing it was -- i don't think it is russia's doing. it is the geckos' doing. who wants to be looked at as they a

. >> y compartimos con el elenco de la pelÍcula, y mick jagger nos habla sobre la producciÓn. >> me cambiÓel puerquito valiente. y la mÚsica! >> con el mismÍsimo monterrey. >> la mejor manera de comenzar sus maÑanas! >> y es jueves! ♪ >> buenos dÍas a todos. quÉ emociÓn. >> buenos dÍas. >> ya estamos despiertos, ¿quÉ dÍa es hoy? >> jueves! >> jueves, ¿quÉ? >> 31 de julio del 2014. >> ayer cobramos todos. por eso estamos bien contentos. >> hoy. hoy. >> fÍjate. ya ni tengo nada. >> ¿tienes tiempo? >> asÍ como entrÓ, salió el billete volando. natalia, muy buenos dÍas. >> muy buenos dÍas, muchachos. les tengo buenas noticias pero voy a hablar sobre la propagaciÓn del virus del Ébola. vamos a estar hablando con el doctor juan rivera. dos voluntarios de los cuerpos de paz tuvieron que ser puestos en cuarentena porque tuvieron contacto con personas enfermitas, asÍ que es una preocupaciÓn en todo el mundo. yo me retiro. >> te vas porque quieres irte. >> se va a preparar. >> mira. rosie ha aguantado como las campeonas. cada vez los ojos se le hacen mÁs chiquitos. >> ¿la has pasado bien? >> sÍ. >> s

because if you think about it, like john lennon and paul mccartney and mick jagger and all of the guys, really, mostly, were involve in he british invasion were looking longingly at america. they thought it was the greatest, right? the hippest, the greatest. and they see something a little different. not so sure it's so great. what do you mean you don't know muddy waters is, right, i think one of the exchanges that happened between one of the the reporter who was interviewing hip. young course were as american kids looking longingly at england and the fashions short out of there, the skirt, the short hair, twiggy, and the different sounds, recycled american r&b in many respects. an ou have a title that's easy cocktail conversation. the barbra streisand chair for what? the barbara streisand chair of contemporary studies in southern california, yes? that mean?s what is her involvement in this reserge? > barbra streisand, in her infinite wisdom endowed a chair. and i believe on the fourth or to occupy or hold his chair at the university of southern california. and it goes to somebody whos

and students are taking philosophy, ethics, micks, english and history and the traditional islamic subjects, islamic thought and how it developed through the ages. >> there are a lot of christian colleges around. and it's like that, only the focus is on islam. >> not only, though. we study we study from the western tradition as well. and that is very much a thought of our degree program. and our students resemble study comparing theology. and they get a broad understanding where it fits through the world and history. >> do you have to be muslim to be attend? >> no, absolutely not. although currently all of our students happen to be muslim. but we're open to students from any faith tradition or no faith tradition. >> super. we'll come back and we'll be joined by more about the college. stay with us. we'll be right back. ,, >>> welcome back colleen hughes is our guest. this is a muslim liberal arts college in berkley. you are the dean of student life and experiencal learning. tell us about your title. >> is it a long title. and i think the work is good with the title. i think it is important

up whatever so if you believe in your skills like you say you believe in your skills, how much you mickhe fight i bet i beat you. >>reporter: at that time bet. miami heat resigned wade to reported 2 year 31.1 million dollar c.wade opted out of the contract in hopes the champ would reseen lebron james and retain the big 3 t.that contract would have payed wade from million dollars in the en end. wade loses 11 million dollars witnessing on lebron who is now a cleveland cavalie cavalier. abc 7 sports report brought to you by toyota and if you had to choose corvette or truck where are you going. >> at this edge. >> at this upon the in your life. >> you know i could see would i probably go truck because more practical just for the stuff to hall everybody stuff around but i could see the alure of the vet. >> i would probably go with the vet even though i never have been a sports car guy but since i haven't issued do it notch i could see you in a vet. would i go with the truck at this point in my career. i could see us all driving and looking very cool. >> nice to have that choice. >> yes it is

he seems to be interested in mick jagger, i know about mick jagger, all right.tary on him. i go into the interview. i don't tell him what's going on. i'm losing it. i interview him for about 35 minutes. i usually do an hour. i couldn't keep it up. i just wanted him out of my house. because i'm so embarrassed. then i didn't know what to do with it. he's a big director. then i realize, like the only thing i can do is wait till i can interview the kevin mcdonald from "kids in the hall" and release them together as one package. >> jimmy: marc maron, everybody. his show is called "maron" on ifc. be right back with royksopp & robyn! [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert here reese is presented by at&t. mobilizing your world. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by at&t. mobilizing your world. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank melissa mccarthy, marc maron, apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is coming up next. first with the title track from their ep "do it again," royksopp & robyn! [ cheers and applau

brazilian soccer fans, brazilian soccer fans are calling mick jagger a world cup jinx because he showedat their semifinal match this week. though it may have more to do with who didn't show up -- the brazilian soccer team. [ laughter ] [ applause ] look inward. look inward, brazil. well, argentina beat holland in the world cup semifinals yesterday. [ cheers and applause ] yes. and now, argentina will face germany in the world cup finals. argentina versus germany. and if you don't know who to root for, imagine how elderly nazis feel. [ laughter ] from here. hid here. just another reason to feel bad for elderly nazis. can't catch a break. some exciting tech news. this is some very exciting tech news. a reviewer on youtube is claiming to have a prototype of the new iphone 6 featuring an indestructible all glass front and back. "challenge accepted," said drunk girls. [ laughter ] indestructible. [ cheers and applause ] you're indestructible. i'm indestructible because you can never tell my emotions. [ laughter ] this is a little odd. broadway officials are accusing overly aggressive costume

inspiring everyone from michael jackson to mick jagger.g story is under the silver screen. actor chadwick boseman stars as james brown in the new film "get on up." >> what exactly do you call your style of music? >> well, i got a james brown music, because it is so far ahead of its time. ain't got a name for it yet. take another record, any record you got on your box at home, it ain't going to sound like mine. not even my old records sound like this new bag. papa's got a brand new bag. the bag is the base and the base never change. it's a groove. soon as you heard that groove, i know i gotcha. >> boseman plays james brown from age 16 to 60 and perhaps even more impressive, he mastered all those famous dance moves. check out this behind the scenes footage from the film. >>. [ cheers and applause ] joining me now is the amazing chadwick boseman. star of the new biopic, "get on up." it's an honor to have you on the show tonight, chadwick. >> it's an honor to be here, man. an honor to be here. >> what was it like it take on the role of james b

they came in and mick, of course loves james brown. known him for years.fter show and then he would go backstage and meet him. and then the tami show incident is depicted in the movie of course where the stones have to go on after james brown. >> jimmy: you don't wanna follow james brown. well, you did a great job. you would make any fan of james brown proud. you made the family proud by doing that thing. it's a good -- you did a good job with this movie. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i wanna show everyone -- here's a clip -- [ cheers and applause ] chadwick boseman performing as james brown in "get on up" in theaters this friday. check it out. >> mr. brown. >> yes -- >> we reharesed it just like you told us. we got it just like you like it. julie can't play that with the part he's got. we can change the part if you like. >> don't change it. did i say change the part? huh? fellas, does it sound good? >> yeah. >> does it feel good? >> yeah. >> gods made your ears. you didn't make them. you don't argue with gods ears. if it sound good and it feel good, then it's m

sort of situation because if you think about it, these people like john lennon and paul mccartney and mick jagger and all of the other guys, really, mostly, who were involved in the british invasion were looking longingly at america. they thought america was like the hippest, the greatest, and they come over here of course and they see something different. they're not sure it is so great. what you mean you don't know who muddy waters is, right, i think is one of the changes between one of the beatles and a reporter who was interviewing them. and then of course we are looking longingly at england and the fashions coming out of there, the short shorts, the shorthair, twiggy. and then basically recycled american r&b and many respects. >> you have a catalyst, which is an easy cocktail conversation. >> barbra streisand -- >> the barbra streisand sharing contemporary women's studies at the university of southern california. >> what does that mean and what is her involvement in this research? >> barbra streisand and out a chair back in the mid-1980's, and i believe i am the fourth or fifth person

it's a business mick taste to say, well, the europeans don't want to do it, therefore we should. >>> try a self fulfilling prophecy at this point. >> you can crane, he's not former or retired. >> the russian military intelligence, does that track right back to moscow? >> i think if you look at the lines of authority in the eastern ukraine, that command and control ises about exercised by russia, whether these are ukrainian citizens, whether they're russians who have come across the border. this is all being directed from the russian side of the border. and that's why. it may not be a direct order to put -- >> the situation on gaza, 13 israeli soldiers now killed. how do you see this playing out and ending. >> i it's -- destroying this extraordinary network of tunnels and long range missiles. >> a new mode of transportation. >> traffickers coming up next. this moment, 45 years later. >> one small step for man, . ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" ♪ nothing's missed with tenatwist ♪ ♪ don't miss a beat... ♪ nothing's missed with tenatwist ♪ ♪ oooh discover the

mick deane, sky news in egypt.helicopters circled overhead and clouds of tear gas enveloped the streets of cairo as british cameraman mick deane raised his camera to film clashes between security forces and supporters of former egyptian president mohamed morsi. he was shot by a sniper and killed. dean was 61. for nearly 40 years, he covered wars and major world events for cnn and britain's sky news. described as courageous but careful, never rash, he filmed china positively cracked down on the 1989 tiananmen square protest and reported undercover in north korea. deane was one of six journalists killed in 2013 in egypt, where violence between police and protesters made it one of the deadliest countries in the world for journalists. >> ghislaine dupont, radio france internationale, in mali. the french army warned them not to go, but radio france internationale journalists ghislaine and -- were determined to shed light on the violence in northern mali. after interviewing a rebel leader, they were abducted by gunmen. a

i can't believe he would risk his reputation -- >> mick mccurrie approach. give a little bit.e is bad but here is real story. people how the he was more believable. >> they appreciate honesty. >>> gm officials telling regulators they can't explain the deadly crashes but new documents reportedly tell a very different story. why a stay at home wife could lead to have men have a negative opinion on women in the work place next. >> more "outnumbered" in just a moment. let's get to jon scott with what is coming up in the second hour of "happening now." jon? jon: hi, sandra. indications are growing that israel could send ground troops into gaza as hamas terrorists continue to fire rockets into israel. we're live on the israel-gaza border. >>> the acting veterans affairs secretary testified before a congressional committee, getting vets health care they need in time would require 10,000 new staffers. moments ago an alleged high-priced call girl pleaded not guilty in charges to in the heroin overdose death of a google executive. our legal panel takes on that case, ex-ahead on "happeni

machine >> reporter: his rhythmic genius went on to influence michael jackson, justin timberlake, even mickf the film's producers. but "get on up" dives deeper. explaining how the godfather of soul came to be. taking an unflinching look at his rise from a tumultuous life of poverty to superstar come. nine years in the making, the dream's a come true for tate taylor. >> i want younger people and older people who love the music they're listening to today, to realize it would not be here if it were not for james brown. they say there would be no hip-hop. no rap. >> reporter: taylor, known for his 2011 hit, "the help," reunites with two of that film's brightest stars. viola davis plays brown's absent mother. >> i didn't want to be no momma. >> reporter: and oscar winner, octavia spencer is cast as brown's aunt honey, a brothel owner, who gives the boy a dose of confidence. >> one day, everybody's going to know your name. and ain't nothing, nothing can touch it. >> aunt honey was the first person to give him a foundation of familial love. when you give a child that kind of grounding, it gives th

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mick is the best of all of us. >> yeah, you were. >> it was the commitment that the country showed tobeautiful. >> exceeds the world cup itself, and tim howard became more than just about soccer. it became about just trying your hardest against the odds and i think it was a great message for the country and we've got to push tim howard to stay with the team because we need him. >> i think right now the man needs a nap is what he needs. >> you could hear the strain of coaching and yelling to the team out there that -- the toll it's taken on his heart. >> got a little laryngitis from all the yelling he was doing. great interview. great to hear from tim howard. >> fan taftic. >> what a humble guy. don't we love a reluctant hero. >> hang out with the kids and go get more tattoos. >> sounds like a good friday to me. congratulations to tim. what an amazing run, amazing, amazing run. >>> coming up next on "new day," surprising revelations about amanda knox's ex-boyfriend. do his revelations threaten knox's alibis? that next. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it. when

satellite and radar showing you that clouds mixing with some breaks so we'll get that clouds and sun micknd you can now see some showers that are beginning to move into the west. there is the possibility that we get a pop-up thunderstorm as we move through the day but most of you likely are just dealing with a lot and humid one. 76 degrees by 8 o'clock. by 11:00, we're up into the mid 80's and then by 2 o'clock, 90 -- 92 is your high probably around 4 o'clock this afternoon and by 5:00 we'll be dipping back to about 90 degrees. so, a lot and somewhat sticky one through the afternoon. high temperatures probably reach about 90 all the way up in the lee and out toward reading and trenton as well. 89 in millville. down the shore a little bit of a break next to that cooler ocean water, the low 80's today but even there you'll probably feel a tad humid. then we get into tomorrow and by noon there is the chance of a couple of showers around and as we move later into the afternoon we are expecting at least a few thunderstorms that could produce drenching downpours and some gusty winds. not everyb

heather peter man sending this picture from lamer mick watching the storm come in and you can see thekestacks in the pers. >> deb bee was at the phillies game and shows us this that warning that came up on the jumbo screen. in an exposed area take cover because storms are coming. thanks for our friends at citizens bank park for that. this eyewitness cam came from new york christina took this picture of a severe thunderstorm you can see it right here heading toward the statue of liberty and new york harbor. so thanks everyone for your pictures tonight. right now we have rain cooled temperatures pretty much everywhere in the 70s. it will cool down even moreover night. 60s in western new york and western pennsylvania cleveland 64. and that is what it's coming our way. a cool down for tomorrow as the jet stream dips down to the south. and temperatures that are going to be cooling big time. overnight tonight look for low temperatures in the 70s. during the day tomorrow less humid conditions and clearing skies. on the exclusive "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast, we'll look ahead to te

. >>> tell him to mick sure he cleans his feet before he comes back to the studio. >> that's right. >> let's talk about this weather because on day like today the humidity is on the increase. it feels more like summer. 86 degrees right now. and you can see it feels a little hotter by 1 degree at 87 but those winds are out of the south at 11 miles per hour. the low this morning 70. that's where we should be for this time of year and afternoon high 1 degree above average a high of 88. but several years ago the record high for today's date was 103 degrees. so it could be hotter. we're not going to get that hot tomorrow but tomorrow will be the hottest day this week. 85 in trenton right now. we have 80 in mount pocono. low 80s in lancaster. low 80s right now in wilmington. so we've been talking about the dew point. it's a measure of moisture in the atmosphere. earlier in the weekend we saw dew point temperatures in the 50s so it felt pretty nice. but right now those dew points are climbing into the 60s right around 70 so it will start to feel a little more uncomfortab uncomfortable. curre

this year's mick ilroy not the only winner, his own father is cashing in on rory's success.en years ago his father and friends bet 400 pounds, about 680 bucks that his son would win the open championship by the age of 26. the odds, 500 to 1. >> holy cow. >> that means they'll bring home more than $300,000. betting on your kids, great idea. >> also a shot at grand slam winning four major championships. all that's left is the masters. >> oh dad. >>> let's check in with mike inouye. >> his dad probably bet on that too as well. we're looking towards 101 in san jose. when you see an easy flow of traffic without much disturbance, shifting you around, so speeds dipping below 60 in certain spots. as you drift around, few more cars hitting the road. that's all that's going on. roads are looking good, but we're looking at roads and the rails, and no delays reported for mass transit. across the golden gate bridge, clear view. one more lane southbound coming into the city, we're ready for the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> well still ahead, crime scene tape sh

. >> whenever i drive by mick donald and see a line curving around the restaurant, i think i am not goingo that one. what are the other restaurants doing? >> there are other restaurants that have been pursuing digital very vigorously. panera has rolled out a function where you can place the order ahead of time and go to the restaurant and pick it up and pick it up from a racket -- rapid pick up shelf. i think the restaurant area that was most successful was online ordering had been peeped out. -- has been pizza. makes a lot of sense in a delivery service model. in some markets about half of pizza orders are now coming through online, which also gives the restaurant an opportunity to upsell if you can have consumers add more toppings or perhaps coca-cola. to where they are little bit more. >> currently limited to just 22 locations in the columbus, georgia area. maybe we should go. still ahead, man in charge of gm's compensation fund. we will hear from ken feinberg coming up. >> is a prefab house to get you entirely off the grid. the designer behind the so-called zero house, later in proper

. >> reporter: and tapping marvel come micks to bump the rotund captain citrus in fayor of a fresher look. what the industry needs right now is a super hero. matt gutman, abc news, miami. >>> and up next here tonight, home improvements gone wrong. the million dollar mansion that may be the most unsellable house in america? tonight, some mistakes that could make your home tough to sell. >>> and, the baby doctor making every birth a special delivery for every boy and girl. the doctor sings a song. they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. it's progressive pain. first that feeling of numbness. then hot pins. almost like lightning bolts, hot strikes into my feet. so my doctor prescrib

it can plea order mick for you if you are interacting with a vendor like amazon that has access to theata you have on your consumer behavior. it's not just sensors in the subway looking for amonia and other potentially daningz russ things or the sensors in our chest. the big services, cloud surfaers that are collecting all of this data and using it. >> dan, are you kurpde concerned about the amount of information circulated here way beyond spoiled milwaukee and the temperature of your living room? >> not particularly. obviously we are going to have to do quite a bit in order to secure all of the information flows. but at the end of the day, we know how to secure systems. we have done it before. it's going to take awhile for all of that knowledge to move from the desktop of mobile space to the embedded world. i am confid he want it's going to happen. he specially on the 10-year time span. >> what does it mean for those who have access to that kind of technology in society today and those who don't information is being used in the management of a power grids. >> a push for what was calle

occupied lands there are reports radicals are demolishing shrines in northern iraq that they see as and mick the rise of extremist movements in the middle east is the subject of today's edition of crossfire but you can watch the full show later this hour but first here's a little preview the idea that somehow what is resulted in the region is how either by design or by desire on the part of the west i think is actually a bit of a stretch don't tell me that this is not a western calculate move there is tons of equipment going into this area and it's not coming from russia it's not coming from china it's coming from the west united states does not have interest in the. video. and the great extent. if it. doesn't then thought of ian well by all the experts argue over western influence and conflict the leader of the jihad this has demonstrated that at least he has its taste for luxury western goods now during his speech at the declaration of the caliphate he was boasting a very expensive watch war thousands of dollars which looked like a rolex that prompted ridicule across social media users hav

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