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business, and to understand this case you have to understand the fbi bureaucracy, in that stan oregon steen -- oren steen was assigned to the wheaton agency but reported to bolt -- baltimore, and ultimately reported to fbi headquarters, and nothing moved fastly. then with the new york connections of al jawari, the new york field office had their open files, and new york doesn't talk to baltimore. i'm not so sure they talk today but they certainly didn't talk to each other in 1973. so you had very isolated, siloed, compartments of information spread out throughout the fbi, and as well as at the cia, and i think that there's probably -- like there always is -- much more classified data that exists in everybody's files that i never had access to. so, i trust there's a reason why that data is still being classified. >> further questions? >> i've got one final question for you, you talk about how you have some sense you think, who was behind this. do you have any sense of whether the trigger-pullers -- a., who they are, and, b., are they still alive or do you snow? >> i firmly belief that beside

also we have steen a slump in -- seen a slump in beef sales in australia. because of people's revull shun about the program. it was grotesque. it was horrible to watch. it was very revolting. initially there was a ban on those abitwars in the picture. now it has taken a bigger step. it issued a blanket temporary ban on all live exports. >> has there been any reaction to this? >> not that i'm aware of. there has been a reaction from members of the livestock industry in australia. many people are saying this is an over-reaction. that lively hoods will be -- that live hoods will be destroyed. although there are voices in the industry there needs to be a long-term fix. so there has been a measure of support for this new government policy, which is essentially to keep this ban in place for at least six months while safeguards can be put in place in indonesia and prove to the australian authorities that the animals there will be better treated. >> nick, thank you very much. >> if police along side f.b.i. investigators have been searching an area south of texas af

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you have this deficit commission of senator simpson and earn steen bowles. you look into details.this is not partisan. this is raw economics in numbers. we're entering the danger zone. he will have to manage that. if that goes off the rails where, you know the republican -- chris: management again? >> it's management. look, it's survival politics. as talls is. >> i will tell what you else he will do, he will do this because it's good politics and he actually believes it's true. he's going to compaign as the last bulwark, the only bulwark in extremist in the republican party. the only way to protect my accomplishments in the first four years, the only way to protect it is keep the white house out of the hands of these people and will he have things to point out over the next two years. he will point at those things. that will be the politics -- chris: you talk about, if the republicans are red dogging the football, go right after the quarterback. him being the bad guy. get rid of him. can he then come out and say, i can inspire this country even if i'm under attack? >> he's got a n

steen from commenting on how the operation went our counterterrorism operations are run by the security agencies so i do not interfere with them too much we've done a significant amount of work over the past two years not achieve significant results we can see that the situation is quite stable and peaceful under security services are currently working on two types the force the militants to surrender their arrests in the more of sterilizing the ones who have been a resistance. people lay down their arms and return to society the community has difficulty fully accepting both them and their families what can be done to facilitate reintegration for these people of color a third put it this way it wasn't exactly an order it was a very strict comparison to the citizens of all villages and towns including early europe and sort of talking without a meeting with the local authorities i told them to make sure that people call in these families to make sure they get invited to community events and to make sure that they are accepted or not pushed away people have the option to turn themselves in

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mexico's bank steen augustine cause tans is also in the running and the bank of israel governor stanleyisher entered the race at the week end. he and his justice and development party took 50% of the vote. the ak party is strong over economic growth and a drop in employment. >>> and new zealand has been hit by earthquakes, the strongest of magnitude, 6.0. they're still recovering from a deadly earthquake in february. >>> huge cloud of ash that's drifted more than 9,000 kilometers from a volcano in chile. while the cloud is on the move, thousands of passengers on two continents are not australia or new zee land, dealing with the second day of con celebrations. volcanic ash is affecting many flights in south america itself pretty much bringing air travel to a standstill in buenos aries. let's get more. good day. how are things there? has it basically ground all flights or are some flights getting into the air? >> it's had a huge impact. tonight air flights are trying to clear a backlog of tens of thousands of passengers p they're putting on extra flights, putting out bigger planes to get

in that everyone is asking about that we can make work in a big way with a focus -- >> kerri gold steen is editor-in-chief of 12books.com. >> what are you reading this summer? booktv ones to know. >> tell us what you are reading this summer. send us a tweet at booktv. >> this is where it gets interesting. why does the individual -- this is my new hero. she was a young woman probably early or mid 20s who was mostly a slave to mark washington. he helped to address her and did cooking in households. and in 1796, that martha washington was planning to give her away as a gift to one of her relatives. what this meant was whatever promise to washingtons had made to their slaves that at some point you will be free when we die, going to be out the door. so she made her plans in and one night in spring of 1796 when washington was in the delivery room having dinner, went out the door. you can see where is the suit? she was gone. she had made contact with of the black community. and her personal possessions and vanished. it turned out accidentally she was discovered in new hampshire. found out thro

anybody who is a spring will steen fan recognizes the cover of the born to run album as springsteen'sost iconic album. and it's telling that clemons shares that cover with springsteen. it's one of the most powerful images in rock. springsteen leaning on clemons' shoulder. they were literally joined at the hip before day one, before springsteen was famous, clemons was in his band and you know, he was as much a part of that stage presentation as springsteen was in many ways. >> you know, people have written about it and they have -- he's talked about it as well, clarence clemons and bruce springsteen about the night they met in asbury park in new jersey. they said it seemed like destiny that they sort of fulfilled each other's destiny when they met in the late '60s is, early '70s. >> well, it's a crucial part of the springsteen story. there's a lot of the myth attached to it, you know, the big storm, the door blows off the hinges. there's this is 6'4", 250 pound guy standing in the doorway and walks up on stage and springsteen is saying whatever you want, man. come and join my band. and