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nd somebody calls the f.b.i. and says this looks very suspicious. b.i.goes to query himl and finds that he has been in with a known al qaeda member in pakistan. problem do you have with that? >> let me see if i understand scenario correctly. so, they have the phone records al qaeda member in pakistan and they found out that find the nameg to of this suspicious individual, they find out that the two have with each other. i don't have a problem with that. don't see why that would be prohibited under this bill. if they have the call records of the individual in pakistan, then the fact on ave record that he was in contact with this other suspect. don't know if they did or didn't on that specific point. me that that's exactly the kinds of thing we this kind to enable of collection. >> certainly. individual is in direct contact with an agent of -- foreign wer or four that is a legitimate reason to look at their records. what we are concerned with and i think everyone at the table xpressed concern with the ambiguity of the definition but we are concerned with a

the truth is bergdahl was a from his nd soldiers own unit died trying to track him down. large because a very number of u.s. soldiers and fghan soldiers were sent out after his disappearance to try to track him down. they were unsuccessful. still that distinct possibility that bowe bergdahl desertion ied for once he gets back to the united states, but from those officials speaking to us, they say that is very unlikely, that spent with the taliban is punishment enough. > what is the republican party saying about this? >> there are all sorts of this move and t there are three main ones i would say. set irst one is this might a precedent. in other words, it might be soldiers ing u.s. hostages and to be able to get a price for them basically because the obama administration did pay liberation of five guantanamo prisoners. he second worry is these five members might make it back to the battlefield in afghanistan year they have toraoe spend in qatar and maybe most there is a policy here in the united states almost the united states should not and does not negotiate with terrori

nd the city of kirkuk, fighters are fighting isis. the government in baghdad have long been strained and now they have a common enemy. >> israel's prime minister says the three teenagers who disappeared in the west bank were kidnapped by a terrorist organization. israeli forces are searching for the youths house by house. they have also arrested several palestinians. the seminary students, two israelis and one american were last seen hitchhiking in a settlement in the southern west bank. the incident threatens to further strain already frayed israeli-palestinian ties. well, day three of the world cup kicked off with a game between colombia and greece. there were threaten of colombians in the crowd and they had plenty to cheer about. >> the wind sent the colombians into a frenzy, their striker may be injured, but they still managed a powerful start. the south americans had plenty of fan support in the stadium and they wasted no time. 1-0 after just five minutes. the great defense was taken by surprise, but the goal forced greece to wak

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but we cannot afford another sanctuary like we nd afghanistan. created it.ut we cannot afford another sanctuary like we nd afghanistan. this is me taft sizing. this is growing.sizing. this is growing.right now, you have to worry about the wolf on the sled. aep and this is isis coming south.about the wolf on the sle. aep and this is isis coming south.nd this is isis coming so. let me say, this is can go no jordan and other places in the middle east. in working with the members of the cooperation council, it is critical here. we need a u.n. resolution authorizing force. looking to allies international to help support this and share the burden. but this isn't in anybody's interest to have some sort of failed state where we have -- we have seen what happens in places like somalia and yemen as remote and obscure places as they are, they have global reach. unfortunately we broke it and to some degree we own it. now i don't like the idea of troops on the ground. i completely agree with colonel mansore. but unfortunately we cannot afford to have another sanctuary li

nd the law i will sign tonight forbids it. that law is the product of months of the most careful debate and discussion. it was proposed more than one year ago by our late and beloved president john f. kennedy. it received the bipartisan support of more than two-thirds of the embers of both the house and the senate. an overwhelming majority of republicans as well as democrats voted for it. it has received the thoughtful upport of tens of thousands of civic and religious leaders in all parts of this nation. and it is supported by the great majority of the american eople. the purpose of the law is simple. it does not restrict the freedom of any american, so long as he respects the rights of others. it does not give special treatment to any citizen. it does say the only limit to a man's hope for happiness, and for the future of his children, hall be his own ability. it does say that there are those who are equal before god shall now also be equal in the polling booths, in the classrooms, in the factories, and in hotels, restaurant

empowered the fundamental ma pts marxist lennonism and which liberated people in africa, southeast asia nd elsewhere and provided two models. the collapse of the portuguese 1975 ended 500 years f direct european rule and the rise of supernatural national zones, perhaps european al, the conomic community free trade recovery ou have the f capitalistic economies particularly united states and germany. also history of hard ower reversal trends of u.s. and its allied military capabilities. have deployment of i.n.f. missiles, the success of the u.s. trident. basing fitting f cruise missiles on the old b52s and advancement of the stealth bomber. out f these were questions answers at the end of the administration. which ns with policymakers wrestled but were unresolved. and then of course you have 1989 miracles. of peace protestors put their their lives on the line, not just their reputations. the passage of time was important. structural changes were important. important.r was at the end of the day, however, story the end e one of war is power.duals in my basic argument in the book is that improv

ne trend which is more local nd probably larger in quantity . the trend to emigrate, there are several visible examples ike rushian mark zuckerberg, founder of russian version of facebook, and as you might know that's with a i like to walz with, facebook is now four russian social network. it's not even number two or umber three. our engineers are really great. d the greatest of them was palo. he said he to longer wants to stay if russia because of the attacks conducted on security people and particularly from someone trying to take over as a company. company biggest i.t. is now under attack. our first and biggest system integration company, eds-like, company announce the he's moving outside russia. so there is a significant flea -- flee. >> flight. >> flight of those. from the other side several of our developers who are focused domestic market, they think that it would be bigger military procurement. that would be higher demand for necessaryically developed technologies. and so that they will be getting more money. my personal opinion is that

we went to small british towns .nd life was going on as usual people were in the marketplace and buying food. it was as though nothing was going on. for 150 miles, that is how we felt in an army vehicle. we found that plymouth was badly damaged and that a lot of the village was completely destroyed. this was all over the area. soon, we approached the dock area and we found american jeeps that were ready to be boarded aboard landing craft. notice the bumpers. they are designed to cut wires. we were not allowed to wander around the area. each crossroad point was under guard with an american and a british soldier. you had to show it to them. that wasthe care taken. the secret of the invasion had to be kept as long as it could. of pains the men west -- haynes. we went aboard lci. from boston came and was a photographer for the associated press. we try to keep our mind off of what was coming and we knew that it would be a short time before we would be on board. taste of carest rations, which did not taste bad if you were hungry. you could see the beautiful countryside in that area and these

nd now our next guest. history of ed the the holocaust as the country that turned away the jews, which is true of course. but this is only part of the story. there are also other sides to it. mr. miller spoke about the illegal way that people were getting into cuba. in cuba, there was two ways of entering it. legally, you had the official policy. it was almost impossible to get illegal immigration visas into cuba. the demands were very complicated. many and also the procedure. on the other hand, there was a way this was i would say semi-leel. the rest of immigration was selling the permit papers, $150 each. as tourists or passengers in transit. now, this was a semi legal way but it saved the lives of almost 6,000 jews before the st. louis story because legally it was -- he really managed to ell many of these permits to ensure that he became rich with it. but he also saved the lives of these people. now, i would say that in cuba you can divide the people who re in the government authority and i will ask who

probably killed about 10% of the people who went west, mostly colorado, and also things like drowning ,nd accidental death by gunshot ,eing run over by a wagon particularly kids. they would fall and have a we'll roll over them. there was that have a we'll roll over them. dark side to this. we are talking about unprecedented migration, probably over 300,000 people who packed up everything in lederle went west. as for screen really had urged people to do. in our new exhibit -- as forest greeley had urged people to do. in our new exhibit, we hope to tell the story more from the point of view of st. louis. we feel that people coming here should know how over landers got ready for their trip. a lot of them came through st. purchasing their wagons, their oxen, the food they were going to need, all of their supplies. that is what we are going to dwell on a little more. we will still have the covered then we display, and will have the items they would take with them, real artifacts. and we will talk about how they would pack a wagon and cram these things in for the long journey they faced. louis

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the experience, the intensity of the relationships they have with their combat buddies are so true --nd so peer in pure and true that they look act on those times with longing. i would always ask them, do you wish this had never happened? they are like i would do it again in a heartbeat. i think there is something else that goes on there, too. that is that going through a near-death experience, somehow seems to get them so much strength and courage and think that isi one reason why they would do it again. >> read more of a conversation with david wood and other featured interviews from books notes and q&a program c-span's sundays at eight. now available for a father's day gift at your favorite bookseller. >> this year c-span is touring cities across the country exploring american history. next, a look at the recent visit to salt lake city, utah. you are watching american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span3. ♪ >> welcome to salt lake city on american history tv. founded by big yum young. the capital is located on capitol hill. just downtown of salt lake city. the pioneers ar

military advisers .nd the fbi nigeria the world was shocked into consciousness by millions of e-mails worldwide. something your parents and my parents would not have imagined. an example of something that it can suddenly galvanize people and from pages all over the world. it reminds me of the international campaign to and landmines. -- to ban landmines. they use social media worldwide to do this. i even helped write a batman comic book that was used to ban landmines. i wish i would've kept more of them, they are a valuable collector's item now. [laughter] wepassed a law that said would no longer export landmines. 161 nations have signed the treaty. learned a lot about the environment including patients implications. thatnnot take for granted the things that have undermined our democracy will stay that way without your involvement with the pressures of the coming shortages arrived. of you will become teachers, scientists, farmers. some of you may run for political office. some of you may ensure -- venture into outer space. stake inyou do, take a these larger challenges because they inv

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error not toy emphasize that when i say that something in history deserves comparison,nd -- i do not mean that they are equivalent. i never intended to say that there was a direct comparison. i'm not spelling out exclusively that i have done this, i brought the verbal activities onto myself. each time that i do something like that, i work hard on it and then say i have learned another lesson to apply the next time. apparently this learning lessons will go on into eternity. have toople of my age do crossword puzzles to keep their minds likely and nimble. tougher have to do proposals because there's always a much information coming at me. used to have to say i think yes, but now i give that up. what will the next proposition b? e? i do not need crossword puzzles. youou teach in boulder, study america's west. >> the center of the american west is turning hindsight into foresight. case out there making the for historical perspective and how historical perspective can help with the current dilemma. for instance, if we are lost in blaming each other over a particular issue, it can be very

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on wednesday, 45 more were killed by the group after they were gather nd front of a mos e mosque. more than 2,000 people have been killed by the group this it year alone. and 750,000 driven from their homes. this violence comes as reports that members of the nigerian military have been found guilty for providing arms and information to the extremist group. boko haram is still holding more than 270 girls kidnapped from their school on april 15th. we're joined from nigeria by tim cox, the chief correspondent for reuters. let's start with the status of the girls, president goodluck jonathan says he knows where they are but there hasn't been p any action taken. >> the government is in a difficult position because the girls are almost certain been kept in one place, and the area where they are is quite a large area. the dilemma they face is that it to do in to try to rescue them, supposing they can even rescue one group, the problem then that would endanger the lives of the others. let's not forget it''s a textbook islamist/al qaeda tactic to kill your hostage physician you think they'

within the va system, and i resent we don't want to take care of the veterans, and we are disappointed,nd sorry if i don't believe in socialized medicine when my great aunt was sterilized by the state of virginia, so sorry if we don't trust the government to take care of the most needy in the nation. >> well, then scrap it and scrap it and do something different. >> thank you. >> but the va, for decades, is socialized medicine. fighting wars is a socialized -- >> appears different argument. we have made a promise. >> we made a promise to give socialized medicine to the veterans, but we did not make a promise to give to a corrupt corporation. and been compares the va -- >> is that insane. you cannot throw money at fraud. this place is broken from the top to the bottom. >> they have not touched on the most important point here, the demographics. we have a lot of soldiers that are getting old and we are flooding the system that is unable to deal with it. >> well, there is -- >> i am not doubting the fraud. >> but then that gives us back to something that others have been talking about, if yo

today her son, evan, is a happy nd healthy 1-year-old. christina, however is battling a disease even with regular chemotherapy treatment. >> what are did they tell you your future looked like? >> they didn't. i don't want them to. i will do what the doctors say and do my best to get better. >> while her four other boys and husband jeff live in gallatin, missouri, christina moved about 30 minutes away to the town of cameron where her mother, sister and stepfather can help care for her. her stepfather is a practicing physician at the local hospital. >> i think as you age, you tend to recognize the sanctity of life. but you also through the process of living, you have been able to deal with a lot of heartache. in activities. >> she decided to make public this very private family matter. in addition being a doctor, he just finished his first term as a republican lawmaker in the missouri house of representatives. >> thank you, mr. speaker. >> this year he introduced a bill to allow terminally ill people to take unapproved experimental medicati

when everything is falling apart ,nd that group owns the problem there is a special kind of feeling. >> you have interesting fascinating things about how we can better run our operations or be better players. one concept i found funny, the ugly baby. >> i first heard this when disney was success all in the 90's. they had four films that changed history.cture they have a term, feed the beast. you have to keep stuff coming in. it's creative. it generates revenue. but andlly important, where does the new stuff come from. where does the creative come from? there is a concept most people have the beginning of the movie is like a young child like a little thing growing up, and it must refund to watch that for the baby grew up to be this film . what if the baby is ugly? this is the real point. all of our films that the beginning look terrible. -i don't say this to be modest. a relay don't look good. they suck. at that point that team of people has out something that looks like a smoking heap of rubble on the floor, and it doesn't work. our job is to protect this thing when it isn't working.

there will be chances within advancement within the corporate structure,nd destroying communities, we live a large part in a small part where there is a smawalmart, and people are getting an opportunity to choose where they want to buy food, and good quality food. >> adam, go ahead? >> so you have got one data point. plenty of other people have data points about walmart and i just want to say something, and i think it's absolutely appropriate -- >> by the way, this is new york city. it's not maybury. have at it. come here and see how it goes. if it doesn't go well, shame on me and walmart. >> is the walmart going to destroy the poverty-stricken bronx? are you nuts? >> i happen to agree. i am in favor of letting them have at it and compete, but i think we should be in favor of politicians saying this is where i stand. that could be a good thing. >> no, not when they are hurting their constituents. >> they are not hurting them. >> leave it up to the individual politician or group to decide whether they want to accept walmart's money rather than a bunch of city council members firing off

nd i think let's look at this, if we could, in toto. that with respect to grandfathering, it's to be expected that employers and insurance companies are going to make decisions that trigger the loss of that so-called grandfathered status under the under the governing regulation. >> isn't it true with respect to the grandfathered plans that the regulations required immediate compliance with certain requirements, but not with preventive care requirements; sn't that right? let me read you what hhs said in the regulation -- "with certain particularly significant protections, particularly significant protections, congress required grandfathered health plans to comply with a subset of the affordable care act's health reform provisions. on the other hand, grandfathered health plans are not required to comply with certain other requirements of the affordable care act; for example, the requirement that preventive health services be covered without any cost sharing." so isn't hhs saying there, quite specifically, these, in our view, are not withi

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not everyone can juggle school nd work. once a month, child workers from all over the city get together for a trade union meeting. this is also a time for them to behave like children, to play and to laugh and enjoy life. as well as to talk about their demands. nesa says they want people to respect children's rights. she explains that adults don't understand their situation because they never went through it themselves. whereas the children understand what it means to work. they know what's dangerous and what isn't. that's why they're getting organized. they want labor rights to be enforced for children from the ge of 12 and not 14. they're currently planning a trip to the capital so they can persuade the government to listen to their demands. nesa says they're doing politics and they can do it just like grown-ups. nesa and her fellow trade unionists realize that many people will have to wrong as long as poverty is rampant in bolivia. but they're doing their best to ensure that their labor is renumerated fairly. they hope t

nd it's a special event.od david leaky ready to make his way down towards the central lobby. he will wait there for the signal from the house of lords because that will be his signal to make his way down to the house of commons. and to summon the mp's. so let's join vicky again because she may catch sight of black rod in a second. >> that's right. we're waiting for the speaker's procession to be the first procession to come through here. just over my shoulder there you can see the inspector who is preparing for hats off strangers which he shouts as the speaker comes through telling the public to take their hats off in deference to the speaker. he has a missive to me to a little bit of nerves and has a dual role and then he will accompany black rod through here up to the doors of the chamber of the house of commons will black well will have that door slammed in his face. >> all of that drama to come. because of course it's a very, very powerful symbol of the supremacy and power of the house of commons. that's

we nd to push it a lot further. t just imagine someone coming on. they might learn the bart map. we have different maps where you go under the train. we ne a common map. >> i have just a few seconds. transit village are they worth investing in? >> a old idea that we had. neighborhoods like rock dge. simply the notion we want to put a lot of people's jobs and activities around them. they are doing a good job. all right. we are out of time. my thanks to all of our wonderful guests today. for more information, just go to our website. we're on facebookt abc 7 community affairs and follow me on twitter. thanks for joining us have thanks for joining us have great week. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> this is the show with all kinds of people doing all kinds of stuff. some call it crazy. some call it adorable. everyone calls it "bloopers." stop what you are doing. unless what you're doing is watching "bloopers."let's go. [applause] >> hi, i'm dean cain. this is "bloopers."where we soe upped our blooper count you don't have to. up yours. wait. i may have