so, he goes up to the tribal areas with rana, his best friend, because rana has a military id, and headley is concerned about checkpoints or being stopped. and he knows if that happens and rana can show his military id, they're likely not to be searched, unbeknownst to rana that he's going up there to get drugs. so he uses him essentially as cover. and they make it back, but, a couple days after he returns, he gets arrested in a hotel with a woman, and there's some kind of incident. whether it's an overdose or she gets sick, there's something having to do with drugs or drug use that causes a commotion and draws the attention of the authorities, and headley gets arrested for drug possession. but somehow, gilani got away with it. he gamed the system and survived. then, in 1988, a turning point. he got caught in transit by us drug agents, two kilos of pakistani heroin tucked into the false bottom of his suitcase. on the spot, he agreed to cooperate with the dea, the drug enforcement administration. one partner got ten years, the other got eight. gilani only got four. >> he just turns around i

and with me now is republican political analyst to talk about that rana jackson. >> how are doing, j.c.? thanks for having me. >> no surprises in new hampshire, mitt romney was an easy win. >> not at all. reporter: how about ron paul. >> new hampshire is killing me for a ron paul candidacy because he's independent, he is against the establishment and new hampshire is notorious for antiestablishment. so that fits ron paul quite well. >> so you think in south carolina how will he do? >> you're going to see his numbers start to go down because south carolina, he's a little bit out of the mainstream for south carolina conservative voters there because ron paul is a libertarian. he doesn't get into abortion and all those things. that's what they care about in south carolina on the republican primary. so i would think ron paul is going to do third or fourth in south carolina. >> are you surprised about newt gingrich and where he's placing right now? >> no, i'm not surprised because newt has been in political office for so long he has an exhaustive record that you can go after. and so newt, t

>> perdoname, sana sanaachetes de rana si no sanas hoy sanaras mañana.sica) >> (aplausos) que tal, les saluda vilma razona.estas son las noticias al minutotornados que golpearon el centro de alabama esta madrugada dejaron al menos dos muertos, cerca de un centenar de heridos y millones de Ólares en daÑos. la congresista gabrielle giffords visitó hoy un centro de asistencia familar que lleva su nombre, como ultimo acto oficial tras anunciar su renuncia al congreso.y por primera vez una camara de television ingra hasta la estatua del cristo rey en mexico que será visitada por el papa benedicto 16.más noticias una hora..siga con telefutura.. clau, perdiste algo de peso. ¿cómo? simple, comiendo bien y más grano entero. ¿grano entero? si, como en multigrain cheerios. [ locutora ] la gente que elige más grano entero tiende a tener una cintura más pequeña que la que no. multigrain cheerios tiene cinco clases de granos enteros y 110 deliciosas calorías. multigrain cheerios. presume tu figura. ahora prueba el cremoso sabor de mantequilla de mani con el nuevo mult

the rank of group the us would have to step back take a look and try to calm a rana from a different angle which also just buys time around one reason i mean i see as you say in your article that the wind needs to be taken out of the war mongering sales of congress and the obama administration no wind and no movement of the ships of war michael went i'm afraid we have more time that's all we have today live from boston in the u.s. thank you for coming and auntie thank you very much. the u.s. congress has recalled two controversial anti piracy bills this week after a massive internet blackout on hacker attacks on government websites millions of net users and web giants such as we could join together to stand against the proposed legislation dubbed sulfa and pipa if passed the laws would have allowed top media conglomerates and copyright holders to shut down large portions of the web at the same time the anonymous hacker group was retaliating against the shut down of file sharing site mega upload and claim it to have brought down the websites of the f.b.i. and the white house eric brow

banned oil from iran lawmakers into rana finalize a draft bill to be discussed on sunday immediately hole to include all sales in response to an e.u. embargo on radion fuel to begin the summer runs also to restart talks on sunday with u.n. nuclear inspectors into rabid first such discussions in over three years the country's nuclear program which the iranians and sisters peaceful is the source of rising tension with the west which fears it for military reasons planning to ban oil exports by july but to rally is going to make the first move its by cutting supplies earlier possibly next week laura smith's in london where antiwar protesters are fearing the worst in the continuing standoff. the people here are saying that this is just the first step in st many again that calling a possible war with iran that got here outside the u.s. embassy in london and that message is very clear you can see on the banners all around me saying don't attack iran they're calling on people to stand up and be counted and oppose a possible war with iran which these they say is becoming more and more likely

are stepping up pressure over iran's nuclear program rana since said it's ready for a fresh stocks political analyst chris bambery believes the west is putting world peace at stake with its stubbornness over sanctions. that americans could probably force using their military which in the govt would probably force open the straits of hormuz but that would mean war with iran and that would be a huge huge escalation and would threaten world peace and therefore i think the iranians are really challenging the americans sensing the american weakness we know that from british sources that there are plans to attack iran and israel is egging all in america to attack iran over the question of its nuclear program but i think again in a comparison with iraq in two thousand and three iran is in a much stronger position iranian nationalism should not be should not be underestimated even important. we rallied to support iran given britain and america's history in iran there's a long history of unfortunate british and american intervention in iraq so i think we're witnessing quite a dangerous escalation and

interest or get it get in a way of that this is an interview with chrystia freeland from breyer's and rana huffington writer boycotted the two unions led the charge of the national writers union in the newspaper guild a lot of others joined in because she doesn't pay all over. leaders there is a network of eight thousand unpaid bloggers who were upset over the fact that a a well paid three hundred fifteen million dollars for huff post erin huffington is making out very well and that money isn't getting down to any of her workers and this is the kind of person that rallies they want to go a little capitalism is just how about your workers instead of making them you know report on the presidential elections for free when you just got bought by a.o.l. it's not you know the progressive nonprofit blog anymore. all right last thing to let me just talk about a few figures that came out basically telling us that consumer spending was a flat in december but we also saw wages rise a little bit but that also means of people just aren't spending anymore and they're starting to save and so how do you l

for coming on the show and weighing in on this interesting perspective that was former cia analyst rana guard. and as egypt egypt adapts to a new government tensions between the u.s. and cairo are coming to a boiling point and just a few days ago americans seek refuge at the u.s. embassy in cairo egypt has banned these americans from leaving the country due to their ties to organizations that cairo suspects are behind stirring chaos in the region want to talk more about what is happening in egypt while the for us project director for the foundation for defense of democracy is. there so i want to ask you first what exactly is going on in egypt right now. well basically something very odd is happening in egypt. the united states the administration has been among the first governments to support the uprising last year almost one year now those uprising have begun with youth women secular groups and then you know you had islamist forces of orser been part of it in two elections after now there's a majority in the phantom of the muslim brotherhood and their allies the salafist democracy agen

improved enough that she is already out of intensive care santorum will visit cairo today >>color rana todayado today.. newt gingrich is facing a lawsuit for using a popular song on the campaign trail by of the tiger by the '80s group survivor one of that group's founding members frankie sullivan says that it gingrich's breaking copyright law he claims that he does not have permission to play i of the tiger at any click political events his music publishing company of palantine illinois is now suing for damages when asked if newt gingrich could continue to use the song if he got permission sullivan had no comment >>president obama held the first-ever virtual town hall meeting from the white house yesterday. the 45 minute forum streamed on gogol plus the white house you tube channel and on the whitehouse.gov web site president answered a range of questions from people who submitted through you tube including in evanston woman who wanted to know how to talk to children about economic hardships >>i would remind this generation that previous generations had tougher times ... we have always

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-rana. >> se siente rarÍsimo. >> te diÓ miedo? >> dÁ cosa. >> son amigos, no se pelean entre ellos?enido un pasado, un poquito mÁs duro, de encarcelamiento, de no tener padres ausentes, de hijos cada vez mÁs jÓvenes, de mucha violencia. >> en este lugar no sÓlo encuentran trabajo, sino tambiÉn rehabilitaciÓn, para lanzarlas a una nueva vida. >> las muchachas aprenden a contar dinero. >> aprenden cÓmo preparar la comida. >> lo que pasa es algo muy simple, ser encarcelado te quita algo de tu ser entonces al salir te encuentras vacÍa, y lo que hemos recubierto es un proceso donde empiezas a descubrir que hay una semilla dentro de tÍ. >> diseÑado desde hace siete aÑos, este programa logrÓ rescatar a toda mujer que busque ayuda. >> por quÉ estuviste en la cÁrcel? >> por andar en pandillas y todo eso. >> es un rÉcord. de asalto, con arma violenta, y es difÍcil para que uno pueda encontrar trabajo. >> quÉ es lo que hiciste? >> pandillas, haciendo cosas que no tenÍa que hacer, pero por mis niÑos tuve que cambiar. >> quÉ edades tienes? >> una de tres, y uno de 1 y medio. >> somos un programa

. >> ¡rana! >> ¡canguro!abo de caer. (risas) >> me saliÓ una jiva. >> ¿dÓnde? >> ahÍ... (risas) >> quÉ risa. esto tambiÉn les va a causar gracia porque imagÍnense que en francia, esto se lleva a cabo en diferentes lugares del mundo, se llevÓ a cabo esto, le piden a los2consumidores de -que lleguen en cueros, a las primeras 100 personas le regalaban 12 cambiose ropa. los primero entraron como caballos desbocados. >> como poncho que se baÑa en el jardÍn y tiene camellos. >> canguros. >> y flamencos... >> esta tienda le da ropa gratis a las 100 primeras personas. >> y en la ciudad de mÉxico tambiÉn. >> le mostramos aquÍ el vídeo de eso. (risas) >> flamencos tienen chiqui en su jardÍn... y mi compadre decÍa ¿quÉ hago? >> mejor cambiemos de tema, 1 animal espectacular que se encontrÓ una mujer en el estado de washington, parece ser que chocÓ contra un auto a miles de millones millas, el animalito se puso como si se estuviese durmiendo una siesta, la miraba como diciendo "cÚrame", pensÓ que nunca se iba a curar, pe

rana declined to release returns back in 2008. -- running - romney to press, an independent in floridado you think presidential candidates should release their tax records and why does it matter? caller: think they should because they take it upon themselves to run for high office to represent we, the people, and it is a way we get a chance to see exactly how they make -- how much taxes they are paying and it gives them a chance to show people how honest they are. if mitt romney doesn't want to show his taxes, america needs to look at that. host: as an independent, you voted for republicans in the past? caller: in the past, i have voted for the candidate who i feel is fit for the job. host: ok, of who has that been in the past? caller: i voted for barack obama because he showed in the beginning that he was about the people and concerned about the welfare of the people and that is what i based my vote on. host: that is two calls in a row that says the issue of how much tax each candidate pays, why is that important? caller: they take it upon themselves to run for high office and represe