we talk the nation state, we talk about international relations. relations among nations. we talk about the league of nations, the concert of nations. the united of nations. it has been the central preoccupation even obsession for politics for 400 years. it's been the central and pivotal and core institution of western and ultimately global licks. left side no question of the primary actor in politics for the last 400 years has been the nation state. it's a special rule for the last 400 years has been as a gawrn or it and protecter of policy. it's impossible to think about social contract theory, represent institutions and think about democracy without thinking about independent nation state inside of which democracy is nestled and flour riched. we know in the 21st century democracy is in cry spins i won't -- crisis i won't waste you trying to persuade of you. i think there are few people who think differently not just here but in the western world. even in those parts of the world that are yearning for democracy and seeking it. we see after libya or syria, or afghanistan

we know that terrorists, non-nation states are seeking the capability to do cyber attacks. >> right. >> they're probably not there yet. here's the other problem, a non-rational actor, iran, is already at the shores of the united states with cyber attacks, and that's what's so concerning. i think that's why all of us, dutch and i have been working so hard on that. >> let's talk about that. we have a tax rigattacks, wall street has been attacked. other capabilities from other countries including iran to knock out our grid system, to attack some of our banks, icana has probably stolen more trade secrets, the largest amount of theft in the history of the world and we have got to stop this. one of the issues out there, mike and i have been working on this for two years and we put together a bill that would pass in a bipartisan manner last year. went to the senate and failed and we have to move forward and people are saying why do we have to continue? and in that one year we've had more attacks, "the washington post," "the new york times" are getting atacked, and they're getting stronger. w

>> ultimately, i'm most concerned about nation states.hey are in the business of espiona espionage. and i think we have to elevate these issues diplomatically. and we have got to invest in offensive capabilities to deter and compel those that are already engaged in this space. i think at the end of the day we need to continue to be ahead of the curve offensively. we need to get to the point where we have an 80% solution. you can't expect banks to defend themselves against foreign intelligence services but they should take steps to keep the noise out. >> right. >> we need liability exemption. uncle sam should become the insurer of last resort. we need additional prosecutions transnationally and we need potentially trade approaches. >> frank, thank you very much. i think with the frequency of these attacks you will be back very soon. >> thank you, sue. >> bob is here with me. >> the retail sales were up. the business inventory numbers are great. we're at new highs. that's a bit of a problem. and there is a lot of bias data that is now price

moaz the chair oftake the syrian national state in this summit. allow me to invite them into the seat as per the resolution handed down by the ministerial council of the league of arab states in the ordinary summit held in cairo march 6th. please take your seat. >> the invitation was accepted there. leading the syrian opposition delegation to the seat once occupied by the assaad regime. in his opening address, of khatib said the international community had let down the syrian people. >> with a paid the price for liberty in blood. we reject any foreign dictator's orders. at the national level, this exacerbated the crisis. we created the revolution and only the syrian people will shape its end. clinical johnson is here on the right and we will talk to her about the jerusalem fondly a moment, but first to the summit in doha. this has been a very historic day. it becomes official like this when the nationalists sit down and take the seat and is recognized by everyone. for thetoric moment syrian opposition on. have the serial resolution not taken place

we're fighting not a nation state.ighting invisible actors who don't claim a nation state and they hide out in neighborhoods that are very difficult to target. and we have to use a different type of weapon and approach in order to take them out. >> neil: i understand. isn't this overkill. >> it's in the name of national security. listen, the name of the game is far different than it ever has been in the past. we're writing new rules as we go. we have got to be careful when it comes to individual liberty. >> neil: rand paul says this compromises individual liberty. what do you say? >> when we drop our guard on national security. that ultimately compromises individual liberty. i think we need to keep a strong fortified front, a forward deployed front that allows us to take out the bad actors. you know, the war on terror is a real deal. and we're fighting ultimately an invisible enemy. that means the tools are going to be different and our means of collection on those targets will be a little bit different. and i'm not su

council to get the business of the five states to get directly engaged in more joint ventures in various fears also earlier china and brazil decided to use their national currencies in at least well in nearly a half of the payments between them only the trade turn or between the two states stands at around seventy five billion euros dollars and the general idea is for all other members of the brics to do the same to protect their economies from things like currency wars or the possible negative consequences of the change of the dollar of war the u.s. also the five leaders of the world alternately able to agree on this region of a joint development bank possibly with a starter capital of around fifty billion u.s. dollars but it's a massive project and it's going to take time to work out all the details but in general for the past two decades these five economies have been the most rapidly developing ones in the world currently it's estimated that their growth is around seven times faster than that of the g seven economies it's also thought that by the year twenty twenty combined the brics states will make up around twenty percent of the global g.d.p. so

system itself the euro system is a failed experiment i was always opposed to it we should have nation states with their own sovereign system so this now has proven that it doesn't work and the dictatorship from the european commission the european central bank and the i.m.f. to tell the people of cyprus you have to suffer as a result of this in a similar way the darling greece you're going to see this crisis in europe in spain in italy right now there is no government all of europe is in a state of collapse but this is just the beginning of what we could see on a global scale right now full for tonight business update next after the break. plans to create a war medal for cyber warfare have been put on hold by the new defense secretary chuck hagel but should they have been put on hold i mean hackers a drone operators do play a real important role in modern militaries and there are already u.s. military medals for things that don't involve people shooting at you the antarctic a service medals given by the department of defense for service between fifteen and thirty consecutive days in antarcti

just heard thank you let me again focus on the regional perspective because this is not just one nation state at trying to articulate. a thought you have to realize there are also america is involved so want is the national interest of america in that sad situation i think it would be to think the submitter crack tick and in this case you would have the cia getting involved arming the rebels and the united states media is a clogging this this is no secret a second presidential leadership and this is the biggest test for obama is he going to act statesman like or is he going to shiver and procrastinate as usual and what kind of the situations where obama do what kind of arrangement told him the leaders of the kremlin in moscow how he's going to deal with the opposition in syria. ah so these are very important questions so far i think obama is happy to the to see the c.i. eight getting into the conflict because he could not have all of them he objects to arming the rebels but the bureaucratic interests of the pentagon the cia prevailed over him so the question now is how obama how is he going t

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state not even be in city where a cut out all of d.c. is that a number epidemic level but d.c. is not so unique when compared to other major cities across the nation if you compare metro d.c. that is diminished did the disco and its suburbs metro d.c. with metro philadelphia metro chicago metro miami were about the same there are twelve cities in the united states in which half of the people with hiv aids lives city d.c. is one of those twelve cities. we spoke to medical professionals concerning the disproportionate rise of hiv aids in the black community. forty five to fifty percent of our community be diagnosed with the disease and we know how to prevent it by the way african-americans are more likely to get tested and a group more likely to get to get tested would always go for the results and we always don't get into care particularly in rural. remote areas we tend to have a physician or a clinician who has graduated from school or from college you know ten fifteen years ago when never had to cheat persons or interview positive because it was all you remember the infectious disease physicians were treated so they still don't. know and they are

state not even be in city where a cut out all of d.c. is at a number epidemic level but d.c. is not so unique when compared to other major cities across the nation if you compare metro d.c. that is diminished did the disco and its suburbs metro d.c. with metro philadelphia metro chicago metro miami were about the same there are twelve cities in the united states in which half of the people with hiv aids lives city d.c. is one of those twelve cities. we spoke to medical professionals concerning the disproportionate rise of hiv aids in the black community. forty five to fifty percent community be done with the disease as we know how to prevent it by the way african-americans are more likely to get tested in a group more likely to get to get tested would always go for the results and we always don't get into care particularly in rural graphical remote areas we tend to have a physician or a clinician who has graduated from school or from college you know ten fifteen years ago when never had to cheat persons or interview positive because it was all you remember the infectious disease physicians were treated so they still don't. know and they are not

charter for any nation state to violate, and another mission, except in self-defense. and pakistan, notwithstanding the entire world opinion is behind the u.s. in this. so far, this means the u.s. government and the government, apparently, yes, there is no backing, but i think there's tacit approval from the government, maybe even the military that the drone attacks must continue. if there's widespread belief that pakistan shares intelligence with the u.s., then it's not violating a country's sovereignty, is it? >> apparently what you say is true, is not violating. but when we look at the operation level, this is going to create a lot of problems, both for pakistan and the united states. there is going to be two kinds of backlashes. number one, people are going to be attacking the pakistan government for not defending them enough, and the pakistani people, they're going to turn more and more anti-american. but this stand by the u.n. at least gives some reason to the pakistani government to do some kind of a protest and suggest to the american government to reassess its

. >> eventually you would have a birks-national state. >> talking about -- >> well, the palestinians have the higher rate of population growth. >> correct. >> the theory is at some point they will overtake. >> 30 years. >> no, it's very close. >> there are five and a half pu barry and b b bromance. from the moment the president arrived at the airport in tel aviv there were smiles and jokes all around shared between president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the two leaders held a press conference outside the prime minister's jerusalem residence where he and at the present time bantered with the press until it got boring. >> i want to express a special thanks to sarah as well as your two sons for their warmth and hospitality. it was wonderful to see them. they are -- i did inform the prime minister that they are very good looking young men who clearly got their looks from their mother. [ laughter ] >> well, i can say the same of your daughters. >> this is true. you see how the young lady from channel one, she had one question. she was very well behaved, chuck. >> i

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is to assist our interagency partners in kick starting institutions that contribute to a stable nation state. as an educator i joined the team to oversee the portfolio of education and was given the opportunity to implement the country's education strategic plan over the southwest provinces. additionally i was given the national action plan for women and control of two female engagement teams which were marines trained to interact with the population of women because of the pashi culture, the males were not allowed to interact with the women. in order obviously to ensure communities stay strong you have to not only address the men, but you absolutely need to address the women. so we created the female engagement team. with our interagency partners, the u.s. department of state, danish and british governments and of course the afghans, additionally we reached out to the private sector for partnerships, and not for profits to deliver things that we weren't capable of delivering or to cover gaps that arose as we implemented the plan. we implemented the plan through 17 teams through helman and o

system itself the euro system is a failed experiment i was always opposed to it we should have nation states with their own sovereign system so this now has proven that it doesn't work and the dictatorship from the european commission the european central bank and the i.m.f. to tell the people of cyprus you have to suffer as a result of this in a similar way to greece you are going to see this crisis in europe in spain in italy right now there is no government so all of europe is in the state of collapse but this is just the beginning of what we could see on a global scale right now. well newsy brief tonight north korea is threatening that its missiles are on standby ready to strike us cities in response to american stealth bomber flights over the korean peninsula leader kim jong il would warn that military bases in the pacific and south korea would be primary targets in a potential strike with russia voiced concerns urging all sides to prevent the situation from escalating. a suicide is killed ten people injured over thirty near the u.s. consulate in pakistan's northwestern city of push the

system itself the euro system is a failed experiment i was always opposed to it we should have nation states with their own sovereign system so this now has proven that it doesn't work and the dictatorship from the european commission the european central bank and the i.m.f. to tell the people of cyprus you have to suffer as a result of this in a similar way the darling greece you're going to see this crisis interrupting spain in italy right now there is no government so all of europe is in the state of collapse but this is just the beginning of what we could see on a global scale right now. a look now at some other international headlines the suicide bombers attack our military police convoy in northwest pakistan killing ten people and wounding more than a dozen others most of the victims were civilians the commander of the frontier constabulary who was in one of the vehicles escaped unharmed it's not yet known who is behind the blast but the taliban has carried out many similar bombings in the area. a bus train the court has cleared twenty one doctors of charges connected to the anti gover

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states. president obama is absolutely correct to be pushing for it. ironically, at the same time the united nations, the united states is perhaps more responsible than any other country for scattering the negotiations last summer as she mentioned. >> and for americans, that means? >> to effectively end the negotiations before a treaty had been agreed. and now the same mechanism used by american in july has been used by north korea, iran, in syria to effectively block the treaty at the moment. the hope is this will only be a temporary delay and next week we will see in the general assembly of international arms trade treaty. >> requiring all 193 members of the united nations, complete consensus on a treaty, is that the normal method for deciding on these treaties or is this one way the u.s. used to make it possible for even just the united states by itself to block the treaty? >> i think that was the intention. i think the u.s. and president obama with the election in mind, to be quite honest, was thinking about the pressures that would come from the nra itself, but from large defense contractors. t

obviously more luther king, a national holiday in california. a state holiday after caesar chavez. a lot of the people are forgotten or they have things named after them but people don't really know who they are. one of my daughters goes to mckinley will school. after a couple of years ago, dm mckinley was. she had no idea. i don't really care says he was a right wing of the president, what it will be nice if she knew who president mckinley was. and so i -- one of the people in my book is a guy named appeared ruston, probably some of you know who he is. he had four strikes against. he was born in 1919. he became an active civil rights pacifist leader. he was black. he was gay. he was a pacifist, and was a communist. so those are the four strikes that were against them. nevertheless, he made an incredible impact on our society. he was one of the early contests objectors against world war ii. he was an early freedom rider. he was one of the first freedom riders not in the 60's, 1947 he inaugurated the first free ride to integrate the interstate buses in the south. he was very active