s former s.a.'s types to patrol. undercover the beach is reminiscent of what occurred in tunisia in two thousand and fifteen when thirty british tourists were killed by a lone gunman just spraying the beach and but. and then in may of this year a june of this year rather a isis cell was busted up in madrid along with in britain it was they didn't receive much press at all so this is not surprising and i would also add that spain historically has been a jihad asst goal first with al qaeda with way here either a leader of al-qaeda and now isis claiming they won a dollars us dollars back and that is the old name they gave to spain and they want that back because when they say back that that means that they the muslims occupied spain from seven eleven to fourteen ninety two they regarded as their own so spain is is. literally target of for them and it has been now what i think has happened is that everybody focused on the beaches they were not expecting a van which is a normal isis approach these days and it's been a pro

the development the dictatorship by the 1920's to be democratically elected on a platform of progress s.a. a populist leader that cuba would not contract any further debt but protect the interests of wall street and you really begin to figure on how the cuban government would restrict that ability to take on more debt and went on against that with the chase manhattan bank for millions of dollars but could cripple an economy during the era where prices remained depressed. of the shadow of the repression that led to a real conflict suggesting it so that it was odious contacted by a legal regime with the real sense of the animosity and i think lasted for many years. so in terms of the actual consequences i think that could be caribbean and sovereignty that do not have control over their own destinies the consequences the violence of u.s. military occupations or the violence to pacify those populations in forms of racism and then at the end of the day many bankers were in financial reform to spee and agriculture to help develop the school system's none of these amounted to much in they were s

el 7 de abril pasado en su s.a., estocolmo un terrorista nacido en uzbekistÁn y simpatizante de isisdo a 15. el hombre habÍa robado el camiÓn. ese marzo en londres un terrorista utilizando un vehÍculo todoterreno atropellÓ a los peatones que estaban en el puente luego estrellÓ el vehÍculo al parlamento. mÁs tarde se bajo y con un cuchillo atacÓ a dos policÍas. cuatro personas murieron y 20 resultaron heridas. el 19/12/2016 en berlÍn alemania un terrorista arrollÓ a 12 personas que murieron y 48 resultaron heridas. isis se atribuyÓ el atentado. el 14/07/2016 un hombre tunecino conduciendo un camiÓn arrolló a una muy tutor en francia cuando se celebraba una fiesta nacional. el acto terrorista atribuido a isis cobrÓ la vida de 85 personas y dejÓ a decenas de heridos . idea: en sus manuales de tÁcticas le dice el grupo que si no pueden viajar a siria para entrenarse simplemente deben curar de lealtad a isis donde se encuentra el.le piden que seleccionen un lugar seleccionado para su ataque. jorge: en los estados unidos, entre los enfrentamientos de supremacistas blancos y manifestantes q

miller, the s.a. president wants congress to send a clean bill to raise the ceiling.t's adopting long-time position of the democratic party and bucking who demand new curbs on spending in exchange athorizing more debt. anthony from newport, tennessee, morning. caller: good morning, i'm 72 i fought in the vietnam war. we fought communism back then. i want to say is for years, i don't care whether it is the schools, the public, the churches, all bullies.ng then all of a sudden, we had an election and trump shows up from he walked in the primaries, he bullied everybody calling the guy from new jersey fat, ugly, liars, even your news media started with the news. false news never was invented until he came out. he actually accused your narrators when they came to gave the questions because he didn't want to admit his stupidity. from new jersey, new york, ran a company there for 25 wasn'ti know the man, he popular then and he's not popular now. people keep saying he won the election. well, he's still fighti

when you dig into the terminal and go into s.a., the financial analysis you see how important the u.s. is for infosys. it gets 62% of its revenue from the country overyou a. the number one area of revenue growth. so it's not great when you are seeing a crackdown, especially having 1-v visa, many to be hired inside the united states. 10,000 they promised back in april. well, that will hurt your margins because it's costly because many of these workers were coming in on temporary visas. and it's cheaper. there were head winds of people not spending so much on software at the moment that infosys provides. this means jobs cuts for infosys. emily: how does the company attract a new c.e.o. amidst all this drama from the founders and the board? caroline: really hard, i think, when you still got such voices coming from the previous founders. i think this is what needs to be backed away from. interestingly, the vice chair of infosys says they could move on, perhaps new blood could help. it's notable even in name he's no longer c.e.o. but mr. sikka will stay on and play vice chair and help find

as a matter of fact the torch-literally that reminded me of the s.a. in the 1930s denouncing jews, this was not a quiet rally filled with good people. this was a rally of neo-nazis. these are people who venerate the most evil regime in all of human history, its most evil leader. a regime that let loose a level of human misery and suffering unprecedented in the history of the world. the systematic extermination and murder of the european jews. millions and millions of other people. this requires don dem nation. and now this is a profound moral test for elected leaders of the republican party. they must not just denounce the white supremacy and the neo-nazis and the ku klux klan but they must denounce by name the president of the united states for his abject moral failure in not condemning this, this false moral equivalency where both sides did it like it was the aftermath of a hockey finale where the drunken fans rioted in the streets. noun sense. there has never been in the era of film and television as performance so disgraceful and the one we saw tod

s.ery well on the s.a. they wrote further parody papers at their colleges.unathletic white men. charlie: who love sports? wholie: who did not -- jon: did not love sports. you would find one guy who would love sports. then we would talk about the marvel universe. [laughter] --: jon: when you are in it, sometimes the systems that perpetuate different forms of either racism or patriarchy or any of those things, you do not even realize you're in it when you are. and you certainly do not think that of yourself. an article came out that said they do not have any women writing for the show, and on and on. my first response to it was -- they do not understand that there are women here, they are empowered. this is not a sexist environment. i was raised by a single mother. there were things in the article which i thought were cheap shots. then i sat in the writer's room and looked around and i said oh, we are all just white dudes! with various forms of facial hair. and i took that as diversity. what i took as much excelled diversity in a writing staff was that guy is

weekend was a torch-light parade, enunciation of the jews, something straight out of the 1930s like the s.a. marching through the streets of munich. it's bone chill, it's terrifying. the psychological fragility he showed during that news conference, his unraveling under pressure. but this is a profound moment now because you can't stand in the middle. someone like gary cohn standing behind the president of the united states as he does this with a half grin on his face, well, he now straddles a thin dotted line where he is not just complicit with this, but where he becomes a fellow traveler with these groups where he's part of an administration that gives them moral sucker and comfort. we have to remember that naziism is a political philosophy, is a regime that ruled germany, let loose an amount of human misery and suffering that's unprecedented in the history of the world, precipitated a war that killed 50, 60 million people, nearly annihilated european jury, it is an extraordinary sad day in the united states. and these nazis that are marching, and they are nazis, they're unamerican. and i

s.a. visit france in 2014 i asked what was the thing prime on his mind? he said the problem that i have is preventing the young men and the guy knows what happened to them. but this is the prime thing we have to deal with some of this is one of the reasons that we help prevent this is an iraqi and i signal the work you have done. but i have to note there have been iraqi effortsard to t geared towards this end on a particular note a project by a parliament member from mosul who decided to look at what has been done with reconciliation to establish social justice in the world and came up with a plan that i thought was brilliant for any of the voters out there.d of the idea was that the city has been liberated and asked if for example, they were subjected to rape or murder then put on a judicial track. but confiscation of property is another mechanism.he that is the kind of thing that they do well.entives and then to go around to various members of parliament which is the most diverse in iraq with the endorsement of all love the of with the numbers -- women

consistent basis, these tools are critical for what is commonly referred to as situational awarenesses or s.a., a basic requirement if the goal is to gain then operational control of the souther border. cameras, night vision devices, motion senso, devices and other surveillance elentment have become essential of our border curi operations. these technologies have enhanced agent and officer safety, provided constant monitoring of difficult to access areas and enhance agent and officer abilities to interdirect the criminal activity. aviation assets equipped with advanced radar capabilities have also refined our understanding of significant threat that exists along the border and have helped to reposition and redeploy asset as flows and vulnerability shift. understand that border patrol, cbp, area and marine continue to activate -- [inaudible] that have the potential to revolutionize at the field agent level. i look forward to the progress update on the funds congress has provided for this particular effort. a secure border is the outcome the american people demand. with this in mind, congress h

lot of al qaeda inspired people there as well and many of those people were trained by the british s.a.'s. this web of collaboration for oxy power in the middle east invariably will produce this kind of violence and what we've seen since nine eleven is that the violence has come home and it's come home not only to the united states it's come home to this country it is very briefly no one got into trouble for british funding of al qaeda image editing in afghanistan do you expect anyone to get into trouble the british funding of what is the mists that ended up i would not just reference i mean the british role in afghanistan was was virtually the beginning of the british role in operation cycle which which was devised by zubrzycki who was president carter's so-called national security adviser and in the end through the copper and reagan is these these the fanatics the mujahideen the creation of. a kind of support structure for extremism that would would work on behalf of western powers got something like five hundred million dollars from the united states we know that to be true and we a