i'll have 12 more. >>> paul bowles lived in tangier >>> paul bowles lived in tangier for 50 years, andpart of his inner circle near the end of his life. she was his friend, record keeper of sorts, and photographer. you arrived when? >> i came in the '70s, but went down to marrakesh. in '86, i wrote a letter to paul bowles and said i had to meet him and take his picture. he wrote back and said, come and visit. well, i never left. >> a lot of people came here to live that dream ro to live that life. has the reality come to resemble his perception? >> the tangier i say is paul bowles. i still feel it. you can still find the magic. >> the market or souk in tangier is one of the best in morocco. the vendors are still pretty impressive. wander the markets long enough and you're sure to stumble across the unexpected. hooves? sure. how about a lance et? here nothing goes to waste. char broiled to crispy burnt per specs it's served on a crusty lunch brea. not so adventurous? the grant socco's indoor market officers a variety of smoked, cured and fresh meat. smells good in here. the stuff looks

>> the tangier i say is paul bowles. i still see it. i still feel it.gic. >> the market or souk in tangier is one of the best in morocco. the vendors are still pretty impressive. wander the markets long enough and you're sure to stumble across the unexpected. hooves? sure. how about a lamb's head? sure. here nothing goes to waste. charbroiled to crispy burnt per specs it's served on a crusty lunch brea. not so adventurous? the grant socco's indoor market officers a variety of smoked, cured and fresh meat. smells good in here. the stuff looks good. i've heard this cheese is amazing. >> it's good, yeah. >> could i have one? >> a berber favorite, fresh goat cheese wrapped in palm leaves. >> yeah, they're beautiful, aren't they? >> it's good. [ speaking foreign language ] >> a little cheese, a little flat bread, the perfect moroccan breakfast to go. we're headed in to the jabal foothills in the mountain range about 80 kilometers of tangier to a place called jajouka. the village is home to the people of the al sharif tribe, which loosely translated means the

do they come here expecting this romantic paul bowles wonderland of the '50s? >> some were. too bohemian. >> too bohemian? >> yeah. they thought that coming and being an artist -- >> is going to be enough? >> is going to be enough. today it is not enough. >> right. >> it's pretty tough for them. most of them pack their bags. >> right. >> today we have so many investments going on here in tangier thanks to our king. investors are here. attracted. tourists are attracted. but the most important part of it is we should keep the old parts of the city intact. the kasbah, the medina. >> the medina. >> that's what's hard to do because when you have a european purchasing power coming over here to tangier -- >> they come like we come. like we come. we embrace it. other people want to come. and then we throw up. we'll, will tangier's unique character survive? >> i hope so. i really hope so. >> tangier is morocco. always was morocco. and recently the country's leadership seems to have embraced it. in all its ill reputed glory. the days of predatory poets in search of literary inspiratio

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one of those critics is senator rand paul and he joins us now from bowling green, kentucky., welcome back to "fox news sunday." good morning. >> senator, you call these government surveillance programs an astounding assault on the constitution. president obama calls them modest encroachments on privacy. take a look. >> in the abstract, you can complain about big brother and how this is a potential program run amok, but when you actually look at the details then i think we've struck the right balance. >> senator, in fact, all three branches of government, the congress, the president and the courts have all approved these surveillance programs. how are they then unconstitutional? >> well, you know, they're looking at a billion phone calls a day is what i read in the press and that doesn't sound to me like a modest invasion of privacy. it sounds like an extraordinary invasion of privacy. the fourth amendment says you can look at and ask for a warrant specific to a person, place and the items. this is a general warrant. this is wh f fathers partly fought the revolution over is t

paul of kentucky. he is joining me from bowling green. senator, what do you make of this flight? the fact that russia is allowing him in and that hong kong let him go? what does that tell us? >> i am other not sure what it tells us, but i think it's going to be an open question how he's charged. they're going to contrast the behavior of james clapper, our national intelligence director, with edward snowden. mr. clapper lied in congress in defiance of the law in the name of security. mr. snowden told the truth in the name of privacy. so i think there will be a judgment because both of them broke the law, and history will have to determine. i do think for mr. snowden, if he cozies up to the russian government, it will be nothing but bad for his name in history. if he goes to an independent third country like iceland and refuses to talk to any sort of formal government like this, i think there's a chance that he'll be seen as an advocate of privacy. if he cozies up to either the russian government, the chinese government, or any of these governments that are perceived still as enemi

bowl 47 over the san francisco 49ers. a few members of the team won't be there. antawn bolden was traded to the 49ers. paul krueger signed with the cleveland browns. >>> a group cast with resolving labor disputes here in the district is dealing with fiery allegations. the former leader of d.c.'s public employee relations board says it's everyrun with discriminatory practices that ultimately led him to step down. ken molestina explains why the accusations have rocked the perb. >> reporter: the public employee relations board of the district or perb's mission is to resolve all and any labor disputes within the public agencies. two members of that board, don wasserman and ann hoffman are taking heat from the former direct ie ondray -- director ondray harris. he claims last year hoff fan and wasserman ordered him to not hire any more white employees. >> that's the angriest i've been in my life. i stood up and got ready to walk out of the room. >> reporter: he finally ended up resigning from his position last month. harris says now that his allegations are out in the open, he's hoping mayor gray and his adminis

paul can deanno has more. >> reporter: i remember when i was a kid my mom told me mother nature was bowling. >> makes sense. >> reporter: then you two to school for weather and you actually learn there is science to it. not the best sleeping wet -- weather. you had lightning. i will show you the radar because any time we have thunderstorms i want to let you know we have the all clear. kids can go outside. all is fine weather-wise. the storm hat lifted up toward re-- has lifted up toward reno. we had 4 him lightning strikes in the north bit. first up from vacaville. we have a lightning strike sent in from reno, nevada. we have one final one. a camera set up near a vineyard in nappa. wine in the foreground. mother nature's light show in the background. thunderstorms are finished, but in its wake, another chilly day. mid 70s for livermore and i san jose n. livermore hit 107 a couple days ago. san jose, 75. redwood city 72. nappa 70. if mid 50s with cloud cover including oakland at 54. redwood city 54. sunrise tomorrow 5:47. that low pressure tear -- area gave us the cooler air. it is now moving out. this low p

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