that was one of the modernizations introduced by the first shah the first pahlavi shah, the last shah's father, in the 1920s and '30s. he was born in the town of khomein. many mullahs take their names from the village where they were born. for example, rafsanjani, the current president, he was born in rafsanjan. there are some who keep names because they are longstanding family names or family communities. but many of them, when it came time to become a mullah, then add the name of their village to their name. lived in a simple, mud brick home. his family was of limited means, but both his father and his grandfather had training as clerics. his grandfather, in fact, had been quite noted. he grew up at a time when education -- like education in other parts of the third world -- the primary means of education was through religious institutions. little boys went to the clerical schools to learn to read, and they learned to read the koran, just like in africa, the missionary schools were the first source of western education. and he became a mullah early on in life, became a very serious sc

and the us premised its foreign policy based on being connected to join with the with the shah a time that was two years before the government was overthrown by a popular people's revolution of course saudi arabia has formant its civil war in syria it had a principle a fundamental. desire to overthrow the assad government to create a sunni a sunni government that would be backed by the saw saudi regime it did this in concert with the with got our and others it functioned as a proxy of course for the united states and western and western interests who had said assad must go but saudi arabia had its own independent national interests or perceived national interests or the interests of the monarchy the drove it to carry out civil war the blood of the syrian people is on the hands of the saudi government does so to say that there are. this kind of just crazy mad massacre going to last long arabia ok more easy mark go ahead this is crazy talk we're going to be fair play more night states for the holocaust look at the syrian government has been massacring hundreds of thousands that since ra

shah, to you first.ency troubles in turkey, argentina, troubles here at the fed. link it it altogether and explain why we're so sharply lower. shah gilani? >> i think we've seen this act before. in 1997 when we saw the same kind of counter of capital and u.s. interest rates rose. in 1998 we saw russia default and the crash of emerging markets. we're seeing the same thing here. as capital flies out of the emerging markets, the near i is that if the fed continues to taper it could create a united states and makes the united states a safer haven which it always has been and the capital will be repatriated out of the countries and come back to the united states and that's causing a flush out. stuart: i hear you. let's have a look at the flush on out. less than two minutes into the trading session, we're down 135 already. sandra, let me see if i've got this right. i think you know more about this than i do. trouble overseas in turkey, south africa, argentina. their interest rates go up, their economy stalls a

stuart: shah, beneath you we're running a banner that says that shah galani suggests looking at tivo14. why don't you give us an indication why microsoft? i still own it. >> we own it, we're bought at much lower level and we like it, paying a nice dividend. tens of millions in cash. and we get to see the ultimate change in who the ceo is going to be. i think it's going to be exciting. microsoft is spending a lot of money with the peripheral businesses and they're going to have a expansive view of the globe and i think the product lines are going to increas spread and it's a growth stock again and i see 2014 being a robust year for microsoft. >> hold on, shah. going to get a weather report. we've got a massive winter storm bearing down on the east coast, bringing snow and freezing temperatures and then tell you about this, all 52 passengers aboard the research vessel stranded in the arctic have been rescued. the ship sent to the ant and the >> and they used a helicopter on the thin ice, they're out and it looks we are like we're looking at global cooling, forget the global warming. th

>> shah hit the point.efits or jobs is the fallout of bad policies not creating jobs. we have a record number of long-term unemployed and the average since 1948 has been 2 million and we're now double at that. 4 million people unemployed for six months or longer. so this is the fallout of bad policy not creating jobs in this country and when you talk about papering over the problem, yes, you want to help people and of course you don't want people on low retail, fast food worker jobs or mcjoos, that's the question. how do you create better jobs in the economy? >> it's such small bore measures, too, 3 million just on education spending and promise-- >> it's not even a blip on the radar, it's not a blip on the radar, you're right the amount pushed into the program is so d din-- deminimus it doesn't register. it's a sad state of affairs liz: when you take jobless benefits away and they aren't good jobs to give those people who are coming off of unemployment. stuart: next topic, we say that tech is king here on

here to talk about these latest developments on the implications going forward i'm joined by marine shah an advocacy advisor at amnesty usa thanks for joining me thanks for having me so in two thousand and thirteen there was a lot of buzz about the idea that the drone program could switch from the jurisdiction of the cia to the defense department president obama himself really wanted to see this happen here we are with this provision you know what happened bottom line is that congress is not invested in the in getting this program of the hands of the cia and out of the hands of a secretive agency the department of defense runs a drone program we think in yemen the cia has a drone program we think in pakistan but neither of these organizations is running the program with any kind of accountability to the public about potentially a lawful civilian casualties well the pentagon does have some strong checks and balances that would certainly be more visible in the cia or so you would think do you think it's possible that congress is really trying to keep this program in the dark i think there

from tu knee shah to burma, we're supporting those who are willing to do the hard work of building democracy. in ukraine, we stand for the principle that all people have the right to express themselves freely and peacefully. but they have a saying -- that they have a say in their country's future. across africa, we're bringing together businesses and governments to double access to electricity and help end extreme poverty. in the americas, we're building new ties with commerce but we're also expanding cultural and educational exchanges among young people. and we will continue to focus on the asia-pacific where we support our allies, shape a future of greater security and prosperity, and extend a hand to those devastated by disaster. as we did in the philippines when our marines and civilians rushed to aid those battered by a typhoon. and who were greated with words like, we will never forget your kindness. and god bless america. we do these things because they help promote our long-term security. and we do them because we believe in the inherent dignity and equality of every human being, reg

market watcher shah galani is here.the world believing the fed will print less and the market still goes up. what's your explanation here? >> i think the market has nowhere to go, but up. in fits and starts. as i said in your show, it's a generation bull market. the fed indicated long the they're going to keep the rates low. and i think that tapering is a matter of sticking to their word and they have to do it and beginning, they've already begun and they'll continue forward and that's good for the economy. we need less manipulation from the fed and see where things fall out in terms of economic growth. stuart: you'll repeat this for me. you think it's the beginning of a generational bull market. >> yes. stuart: we're going a lot higher? >> i think we could double from here, not overnight, but maybe a couple of years. if you look at basic statistics i look at. in 1997 there were almost 9,000 customers listed on the u.s. exchanges. today there are fewer than 5,000. so the supply is just not there. so there's always capit

shah was killed by pakistani security forces in 2010.one in the command structure of the u.s. military has been officially held accountable for the very questionable planning that cost 19 good men their lives. may they rest in peace and may their families and marcus luttrell find peace here on earth. find me on twitter @jaketapper. check out cnn.com/thelead for video blogs and extras. that's it for "the lead." i know turn you over to wolf blitzer. he's also here in los angeles situation west coast. >> jake, thanks very much. >>> happening now, breaking news, hundreds of new documents just released in the chris christie traffic jam scandal. the first couple of e-mails wee enough to put his political career at risk. >>> hundreds and thousands of people are being warned to stay out of the water coming out of their taps. did a chemical spill suddenly turn it into poison? >>> and the unemployment rate falls to a five-year low. but where are t

met shah i will give you a little bit of extra time during public comment, but i would like to hear from the commissioners. >> thank you. >> as i recall, this relates tangentially to the subject matter of the two complaints, which i recused myself for reasons stated. the issue being raised in this particular instance does not appear to involve the same or doesn't go to the merits of the two underlying complaints. but i would propose that i not participate in the disposition of this question. >> i have no objection to that, commissioners? objection to that? i assume there is no voter action we need to take with respect to commissioner renne's recusal. >> you should vote to. >> so moved. >> second. >> public comment on whether commissioner renne should recuss himself? >> thank you for your integrity, mr. renne. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? hearing none, the motion passes. commissioner renne shall be recused from discussion of this matter. any other views from the commissioners on whether this document should be disclosed? >> i would find it helpful if someone would recap the standa

shah roan. he died eight years after being in a coma. >>> he called the former prime minister a complex man who lived in complex times in a very complex neighborhood. >>> the usda ordered plant shut down last week after cock roaches were found. the chicken was not sold in retail stores but shipped across the country for institutional use. >>> 71st annual golden globes brought the stars of film and television together. besides the winners, losers, and fashion there were a few mishaps. the show got off to a soggy start after a water pipe burst. that happened just a couple hours before the stars were set to arrive. quite a mess. there was reports that a sprinkler had malfunctioned. the fire department was called in to stop the water and the wet parts of the carpet were replaced. later in the show they faced technical problems. >> i'm not going to lie to you right now they put up the wrong stuff on the teleprompter. >> we've never had that happen to us before. >> no. >> they were announcing sr. star

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shah sometimes i look at our little church on our little walls and say you know how much wall space do i have here after a while this will get to look silly and stuff like that i suppose when we looked more like maybe milwaukee and a half million people and they killed fifty three people not two hundred fifty. yards. was. my name is me of iraq as a kid growing up in the projects of new orleans i saw shootings like this all the time and eventually committed acts of violence myself at the serving five years in jail i began to help kids to mentor but this story isn't about me this is a story about the environment in which i grew up. a wild night across metro new orleans someone sprays a crowd with bullets as they were leaving a high school basketball game five people i thought good evening and all nine people were shot tonight including an eleven year old in five separate shootings in new orleans and jefferson parish has a nine year old.

shah sometimes i look at our little church or our little walls and say you know how much wall space do i have here after a while this will get to look celie and stuff like that i suppose when we look more like maybe milwaukee and a half million people and they killed fifty three people not two hundred fifty. odd. the oval office. ha. ha or. my name is me of iraq as a kid growing up in the projects of new orleans i saw shootings like this all the time and eventually committed acts of violence myself at the serving five years in jail i began to help kids to mentor but this story isn't about me this is a story about the environment in which i grew up. a wild night across metro new orleans someone sprays a crowd with bullets as they were leaving a high school basketball game five people good evening and all nine people were shot tonight including an eleven year old in five separate shootings in new orleans and jefferson parish and nine year old boys are covering tonight after another drive by shooting in new orleans east it's much like the one where the two year old girl was shot and kille

within minutes of shah shooting taking place. individual personal accounts began to appear on social media. elizabeth prann has been following that part of the story. >> reporter: we heard official details from police throughout the afternoon giving us breaking information long before a press conference. at one point law enforcement requested witnesses tweet videos and pictures, meaning very personal and firsthand accounts were made public at the click of a button. people on twitter reported helicopters circling the building, folks leaving food in bags at the food court to run for safety, and others who claimed to have heard gun fire. this stunning photograph posted on instagram shows a swat team hard at work inside the mall. on twitter you can see two people conversing during the confusion, posting, i'm okay. i work at pack sun when i got to work and heard gun shots. we don't know what's going on. another mall employee tweeted, i was at work during the colombia mall shooting. we're all locked down in the stock room. all i know i

advanced research projects agency or darpa so what is boston dynamics all about this terrifying and shah dropping robot such as big dog four legged robot that can climb hills or cheetah a robot that can run at twenty nine miles an hour and most lifelike man humanoid robot that can move around like a human and detect chemical leaks so what the hell is one of the biggest internet companies in the world doing purchasing these spooky cyborgs all telling me in google's keeping tight lipped about its intentions but keep in mind the corporation has a newly created secretive robot division and it's that it will honor the contracts that boston and previously had with the u.s. military great so i guess the real question here is why should we trust a corporation that holds so much of our personal information to develop absurd war machines for ethical purposes after all we really want private companies and you know up with robots that can do this. i don't know if i'm ready for google to have a. army of iron man and let's break this up. in the piece. it was a. very hard to take. a look at how to act

it's to state every fourth year in korea went from full line of the shah alam thing is so much for joining us. we begin with yet another move by japan's exasperated already soured ties with korea africa has officially confirmed plans to revise teaching guidelines for middle school and high school students to beef up its claims for koreans took a while and the company has fifty thousand a response from seoul's foreign ministry and as officially confirmed able to buy educational guidelines to bolster its claims over kirby esque coco island. among its own that's what uncle fred and that makes their baby frosty nights. during a press conference on tuesday japanese education minister could then chamomile or us that the kilo that by fifty two manuals for middle and high schools think it's important for speeding to have a car wreck. fans of japanese territory the minister did not elaborate on the details of every patient but according to japanese media. the new teaching guidelines will claim that the phillies illegally occupied by korea these manuals are often used as reference materials to certi

other issues or even addressed so i don't i don't see is somehow a return to the good old days of the shah being policy would whoever is in the white house those days are gone but the nuclear issue is such a dangerous and it's in the interests of both to us and iran to the road need to resolve that richard doesn't it if they were determined to go on ministration go ahead richard jump in go ahead yeah it is a position a bomb inspirational they phrase it a little differently it's if you can't trust iran to agree to comply with its nuclear obligations you can't really trust them for anything syria afghanistan ever and so therefore we have to settle the nuclear issue before we can achieve extensive cooperation these other areas although i think you're going to see a little de facto cooperation maybe in afghanistan well i'm glad you brought it up richard because we're running out of time richard i want to stay with you what's your reaction to the united states having the united nations disinvite to iran to the talks and on syria in geneva i mean this is getting to what you're saying trust well.

s youngest and poorest member and they rode to prosperity has proven to have too many shah bends for thousands of professionals and they're leaving. that one who says government negligence is stumbling. so again is one of thousands of workers who will leave latvia this year but his destination is perhaps surprising to be leaving this e.u. state to work in azerbaijan. life is always hard but in this country it's harder as the government is much more concerned by politics not economics and the life of the common man. isn't the only one the world bank says a lot because population is shrinking by almost sixty thousand people per year. if you are not alone the government are squeezing everybody wants and more and more from us for less money between two thousand and nine and two thousand and twelve not because population fell by around ten percent in a country of only two million people this decline is sharply felt especially since those leaving a mostly of working age. the major work force males from twenty to forty go and find jobs abroad and then move their families over this leave jus

advanced research projects agency or darpa so what is boston dynamics all about this terrifying and shah dropping robot such as big dog four legged robot that can climb hills or cheetah a robot that can run at twenty nine miles an hour and most life like that man humanoid robot that can move around like a human and detect chemical leaks so what the hell is one of the biggest internet companies in the world do. we're just seeing these spooky cyborgs all telling me in google's keeping tight lipped about its intentions but keep in mind the corporation has a newly created secretive robot division and it's the bible on other contracts that boston and previously had with the u.s. military great so i guess the real question here is why should we trust a corporation that holds so much of our personal information to develop absurd war machines for ethical purposes after all we really want private companies and in up with robots that can do this. i don't know if i'm ready for google to have a pride.

my question of what is ok that in syria have two principal groups one of them is in iraq and in the shah and the other one is dropped in mosul just happened most are. in iraq and both are connected to al qaeda closely connected to al qaeda basically al qaeda in iraq is a part of al qaeda and has been most recently announced and basically got the blessing from over here the to be part of either although although it was not officially announced in the i would say legal way so you have these two groups in c. a closely connected to al qaeda in egypt there and cervical markers which is the most prominent group operating in the sinai recently also in iraq in egypt itself is not part of al qaeda but an affiliate so when you call every organization that these affiliated or have any. close affiliation with al qaeda al qaeda you enhance the image and the power the image the power image of folk either that's i think one of the mystics ok ok let's say with that daniel a bit lot of governments would like to say that when you look at the the prime minister of iraq he's saying you know it's al qaeda al

regardless of who is in power ever under the democratic government they were pretty happy under the shah rule they were all. under the fear of crowded government that their rights and their freedoms seemed to be larger than the in some other countries i wonder what do you think is iran doing ride to make kurds saw because the issue of kurdish nationalism or separatism never gained any traction in iraq the kurds in iran it's a different case i don't agree with that argument to say that because we have these through the you know under the rule of or the. islamic republic of iran because the kurds have been denied of having educations for example in their mother tongue the kurdish is not allowed to be educated in iran yes the kurdish is not allowed to be as. far as i know there. are freely practice and there are external just but it's not allowed in parliament it's not allowed in the schools it's all in persian the studies in the education so that lose their better represented in the electoral system and this is the you know the kurds in iran also they have. a different ethnic group or as a

advanced research projects agency or darpa so what is boston dynamics all about this terrifying and shah dropping robot such as big dog four legged robot that can climb hills or cheetah a robot that can run at twenty nine miles an hour and most life like that man humanoid robot that can move around like a human and detect chemical leaks so what the hell is one of the biggest internet companies in the world doing purchasing these spooky cyborgs all telling me in google's keeping tight lipped about its intentions but keep in mind the corporation has a newly created secretive robot division and it's the bible on other contracts that boston and previously had with the u.s. military great so i guess the real question here is why should we trust a corporation that holds so much of our personal information to develop absurd war machines for ethical purposes after all we really want private companies and you know up with robots that can do this. i don't know if i'm ready for google to have a private army of iron man and let's break the sub. it was terrible they were very hard to take a. chance a

advanced research projects agency or darpa so what is boston dynamics all about this terrifying and shah dropping robot such as big dog four legged robot that can climb hills or cheetah.

far to study partitions and jot down the nets and want to see it and might not see affairs minister shah abbas but the one minute into the net and proposing changes to the law. muscle that much in other cities to heal because sparky study belonging to the minority and the community was in prison last month and outstanding charges for an interview citing a passage of the ground. what's yours. it was a bloody weekend in august on what six police officers were killed in a bomb attack on saturday in southern kentucky six children but given that many dots in not dressed in congo it seeks to end all from the scene sunday was given a boston kind of a conquest conduit to stick on sunday the blast happened in the channel painted the hunt thingy which team is still wearable. as many as six police officers but you need inside today. unidentified men hide explosives had been weaker in college and have actually includes offices of july to seek out the color too often and let the tip off from the tea party movement had to do for this office is making judd been a bit too lacking when backpacking and bo

being used to transfer on manned aircraft from the cia to the pentagon earlier i was joined by marine shah an advocacy adviser amnesty usa to talk about these latest developments and the implications going forward i first asked her what happened to the effort to move the drone program to the defense department. bottom line is that congress is not invested enough in getting this program out of the hands of the cia and out of the hands of a secretive agency the department of defense runs a drone program we think in yemen the cia has a drone program we think in pakistan but neither of these organizations is running the program with any kind of accountability to the public about potentially unlawful civilian casualties while the pentagon does have some strong checks and balances that would certainly be more visible in the cia or so you would think do you think it's possible that congress is really trying to keep this program in the dark i think there are certain members of congress who don't see the need to end the secrecy of the program but we're talking about using lethal force around the gl