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gets this from a conversation that she says she had with senior pakistani officer. >> explain how the isi works. is it like the fbi versus the sheriffs department or how are they integrated in pakistani society. >> the isi is like a combination of our fbi and cia. and beyond that, our dia or defense intelligence agency. all together. it reports through a military chain. technically of course the pakistani military reports to the civilians. isi has been very powerful for decades. it's operated both in foreign affairs, that is in pakistan's business in afghanistan or india or else where but also at home and accused of manipulating politics inside pakistan itself. powerful, secretive, a lot of resources and often times reporting to the most powerful individuals in the country, those being military officer at think top of the army. >> that said, would the top of the army or government have known about this program to protect bin laden? >> well, that's what carlisle is saying on the basis of at least this conversation that she had with the pakistani official who's unnamed and on the basis of m

she writes according to one inside source the isi pakistan's in a day. the intelligence services actually ran a special day. assigned to handle osama bin laden. it was operated independently by an officer made his own decisions and did not report to superior handled only one person the system uses a story that caught their eyes i am very much so that use up bits of me. it contradicts everything that has been sent by the us since the death of someone not in an arm and a cruise if you don't as one source to seeing it but there is up. i don't know me know she's a very seasoned reporter and conduct adopted in covering the area for long time and she's very credible when she says. and the fact that the piece in which threats in the pieces is falling in with the old surveillance of up to some of the dingoes more about the economy begin to heat up the level of surveillance the isi has over the pakistani society and over. members of the new twenty ten is indeed come to control it out and basically so it proves that when you go to the honey five of the war on terro

their intelligence service, the isi. most americans do not fully understand that as the isi is supporting the taliban in afghanistan and we probably ought to be fighting them rather than fighting in afghanistan. they control the taliban. if they say cut it off, it's all over. >> general, do you think it's possible, and i know this is far fetched, do you think it's possible that our own government may know where that airplane is? >> i think our government knows a lot of what's going on. and for certain reasons, they may want to have a diversion down in the south indian ocean while, for instance, why isn't the global hawk down there? which could stay up 32 hours and continuously surveil that with its synthetic aperture radar? but they're keeping them up in the middle east. probably to watch certain air fields in pakistan, which they can fly over afghanistan and look into those air fields. i think there are other things that the u.s. government is doing that i do not want to talk about here because there may be operations o

islamist terrorist movement. >> i just would not want to speculate on the geo-political aspects of what the isiuld have done. i am merely speaking on a tactical aspect -- >> this is the pakistan border right here. >> primary and secondary radar coverage does not extend out to more than 200 miles of any coastal region, any sovereign area will have highly sensitive defenses -- >> this fits in with the general's theory? >> if indeed what he is saying, that it got to pakistan, if it c configures, but -- where the pakistan government is complicit is where i sort of break off. >> general, thank you, we'll continue to follow your theory, and also michael kay, they will answer your questions, you have been sending us all day on twitter. and first lady, she is in china, talk about being out of touch. and the president is doing his brack brackets. we have a problem in ukraine. we have a bad economy. is there an out of touchness, and we'll weigh the appropriateness of this. the obamas, do they understand the world affairs. don't forget to set your dvrs so we can be with you every night, you don't want to

handling him and physical violence against her by pakistani agents whilst investigating lings between the isi and the taliban. according to the times "the press review", took to quash the story. a spokesperson added: >> ghoul made light of situation posting a photo with the note: >> the casualties say iraq is the second-most dangerous country in the world to be a journalist behind syria, and the latest victim was killed by a politician's body guard. this was the baghdad bureau chief for the radio free iraq. he was shot dead near a checkpoint on march 22nd, near the palace. witnesses told iraqi media that he was arguing with security guards before they dragged him from his car and beat him. and one of the guards shot him in the head from close range. dozens of iraqi journalists gathered at the scene and were joined by prime minister nouri al-maliki, who kissed the body and vowed to arrest the murderer, who was taken into custody. he was a kurd, a member of the president's security detail. in the demonstrations that followed iraqis complained about the aggressive behaviour of body guards workin

>> i don't claim to be an expert on the isi. they clearly have an important plan in the overall pakistani structure and the isi would see themselves as the guardian of pakistan's strategic interest. i think the trilateral process is to support pakistani acceptance of the view that pakistan's strategic interest is best served by stability in afghanistan. clearly observed in those instinct two has been the pakistan's strategic instinct is served by instability in pakistan and that can't be helpful. >> there's a key role to play in developing its own security and that of afghanistan in terms of the taliban so how important is it going to be for pakistan to really take seriously conversations with their own taliban but also to refuse to provide safe havens for the afghan taliban and? >> as you see -- say two separate organizations and of course how the pakistan government chooses to engage with the pakistani and taliban and i think the current approach would probably best be described as a judicious mixture of carrot and stick. it is

killed and hundreds have been had he the detention centers by poppy songs mean intelligence agency the isi. the tortured bodies of the new rules could tell by the agency's i phoned our hostess this could lead to the winds are going to do it as too close in tuscany. a total thirteen thousand nine hundred and ninety people went missing between two thousand one hundred and eighteen the extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances have to come in and dfa in baluchistan the bill for one hundred and eighteen fourteen he spent last season a storyteller increase their distinct some two hundred and fifty miles of the field of ancient capitaluick to one cld in the cage and some time now to focus on supreme court had embraced the question that needs of making the dna to pull it off the mosque the victims. this game a d after the pics look into getting off the new simplicity. notice the new government of the one to teach me to try against two on the offices and a sideboard in and forced disappearances in the region the supreme court on the trip across property bethany got us to go to the country

she recounted brutal violence by pakistani agents while she was investigating better between the isi and the taliban. according to the times, the express tribune, the times' partner paper in pakistan took the decision to quash the story without the times' knowledge. a spokesperson for the times added, while we understand that our publishing partners are sometimes faced with local pressures, we regret any censorship of our journalism. gall, herself, made light of the situation on twitter by posting a photo of the front page with the note, breakfast in islamabad. >> the casualty figures say iraq is the second most dangerous country in the world to be a journalist behind only syria and the latest victim was killed by a politician's bodyguard. mohammed alshamari was the baghdad bureau chief shot dead at a checkpoint near a presidential palace march 22nd. witnesses rormentd told iraqi media he was arguing with security guards at the checkpoint before they dragged him from his car and beat him. then they said one of the guards shot him in the head from close range. dozens gathered nineteen

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beneath the week because i have been the biggest comes up often on me and the country's main spy agency the isi that the poll isn't what it called on the run was teaching offer the group announced a one month cease fire again this month. no teacher came in and in nearly a decade old insurgency. this could be called wanting to beat the attacks on security and civilians but on a bun and its affiliates. thus ended our savior. mondays and tuesday are the and private sectors to focus and been managing to address the problem of the wood molding mummies who isn't in yet had the hide of a new thing on video but ended in capital new delhi. then it's either that or the deputy chief of india's founding bought it from one station on the body of the thing is the top of the broad of mine happens to be the dialogue which is on to me to tell them find the stall. you can resist that. but the thought what a bunch of messy over the stalled eu diplomat has been the articles the day off to about twenty six for satisfaction with the progress made in the biomass in the fall we will be of course moving on to new faces

in syria and the isi albert also has copied in its fight against hasn't lost in turns to point to seeing president bush outside the cpc and civil war the islamic state of iraq and the wind is against the government can instead be used to establish the caliphate. he said he pocketed areas. the latest developments in the attack an idea troops near the lebanese border. yes they'll be coming right to israel. it is claimed the lives of over a hundred thousand people israel has to mean to live in it all although in the long ride. israel doesn't want the rebels to read and has loved camping trips to the news. i've been convinced of the eclipse has is that the continued support of the welcome i continue to hide my tears trying to cook replied yes i consume. zai a huge gush and to help the country scandalous prime minister recep tayyip and on the turkish medical association has got to say that you want to use a polarizing excluding and other fine english. i'm worried about his emotional well being. eli has said that the death of fifteen year old boyd park and held on the died last weekend and the

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the latest crisis? biotech. consider a company like isis pharmaceuticals. made an enorm amount of money. it's up 307% since we spoke to the ceo about 16 months ago in october of 2012. isis has roared because it's a pioneer of anti-sense technology. these are drugs that work by altering the rna. rna is the substance that reads the blue flints of your dna and makes the blue prints a reality. if you have some kind of rare genetic disorder where your dna contains obstructions that are harmful to your help, isis can fiddle with your rna so it doesn't deliver bad instrucks. it's a way of fighting all sorts of diseases by changing what the body is doing at a much more fundamental level than you see from traditional pharma companies. isi got 28 drugged in its pipe lynne. many treat rare orphan diseases like a phase 3 drug for ttr, a rare genetic disorder that causes dysfunction in the heart and the peripheral nervous system or phase two drugs for spinal atrophy, another condition that's the leading genetic cause. not to mention a bunch of cancer treatments in phase

. >> the worse part -- the worse group among the extremist is the isis an this is more than 90% come -- composed of foreign fighters. if at least you get the syrians to agree on a transitional government and steps toward, they can deal with the foreigners among them. it's a big security challenge, but then once they are unified and agreed on a move forward, they can take care of isis. the latest news is already -- that it is falling back from some of the areas which the -- >> yeah. they benefit from the chaos and the insecurity that is, you know, characterizing syria. once there's an alternative in place. i think they will be isolated. we have covered a lot of humanitarian and political issues here. why don't we use the rest of our time so the audience can entrepreneur in and tell us what is on their mind. >> as for usual. wait for me to recognize you. my colleagues are here with mics. we'll try to get as many as can. >>let take the other hypothetical. the successful mediation. it's address to the three of you. if each of you were in a position to do something to prevent the humanitar

while this effort the fulcrum isis the march was organized to recognize this that they can ask is to start working towards this goal deficit increase our efforts. so will this be possible. we have to wait to see inside the commission right now. studies are ongoing to see how we can react to this proposal. we expect the col h to reach a decision by twentieth of march the latest. if you'd like to ask a question go to the union's website or visit our social media pages. this last the evidence is daybreak for the missing men they share line stepped up to five days of snatching the satellite image is to be released on a chinese government website to retake a monday off to the plane vanished the unconfirmed objects were found in the sydney team was playing with two hundred and thirty nine people on the boat disappeared on its flight from kuala lumpur to beijing china is losing patience with the nation efforts to coordinate this at school again. a spokesman for the chinese foreign ministry said the chinese working gripping the nation has met with an ace and lines officials and fifteen on ac

the latest news is already, by the way, that isis is falling back from some of the areas which they -- >> yeah. they benefit from the chaos and the insecurity that's sort of, you know, characterizing syria. so once there's an alternative in place, i think they will be isolated. >> all rightment i think we've covered a lot of humanitarian and political issues here, so why don't we use the rest of our time so that audience can jump in and tell us what's on their minds. >> great. >> [inaudible] >> as for usual, please wait for me to recognize you. my colleagues are here with mics, and we'll try to get as many questions as we can. we'll start right here with terry diamond right here in the front. >> nabeel, you gave a hypothetical that there was a successful mediation. let's take the other hypothetical that it's not a successful mediation, and this is addressed to the three of you. if you were, the if each of you were in a position to intervene or to try and do something to prevent this humanitarian disaster that's happening, what would you do at this point? >> okay. danny, why don't you

now the feds they teausant was on his way to syria this weekend to fight on the side of isis. they are known as al-qaeda in iraq which the u.s. considers to be a terrorist group. those in stockton can't believe the 20-year-old is accused of terrorism. >> talked about mathematics and talked about his girlfriend. really liked racing. he was into fast cars or whatnot. >> the fact that he's been arrested? >> bizarre bro. >> reporter: tow ability appeared at u.s -- teausant appeared at u.s. federal court on monday in seattle but he claims he was going to blow up the los angeles subway system this past new year's. the fbi insists tow ability was serious about his syrian adventure but also admitted he didn't know how to get there. cate caugurian, nation nation. >> maximum -- kpix 5. >> maximum penalty is 15 years in jail and a $250,000 fine. >>> only on 5 this morning new efforts by san jose firefighters to get emergencies more quickly. to get out and take care of them. the old standard for san jose was to get firefighters out the door within two minutes of getting the alarm but that

let's get the job done. isis not bigger government, creating environment for better jobs. freeingg budgets, entrepreneurs from unnecessary regulation, and letting the free market take off. we are seeing several states led by republican governors like in wisconsin, new jersey, and of course in michigan. the comeback is happening right here in grand rapids and all across the state. bycould happen nationally following the leadership example set by great republican governors. >> c-span, greeted by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you today by a public service through television provider. >> joining us this week is the chairwoman of the federal trade commission, edith ramirez. we appreciate it. when it comes to telecommunications, what is the ftc's responsibility in that area? >> let me start off by thanking you for letting me be on the show. it is a great opportunity to talk about the important work of the federal trade commission. let me explain that we at the federal trade commission had a dual mission which is to protect american consumers and to promote

as well as the alms for the front and isis to see organizations the bitter fighting in syria in ordering all saudis fighting in syria to return home within fifteen days. i'm rather troubled what's going on. why is sunday review keep doing this now the main floor of the store openings of the gophers can use when vivian problems between cuts are on. the so they don't even need to neil's ago when the americans weren't so easy in the countries were criticizing them and asking them to give them to leave and when they left. they had to be. went to qatar. one of the dodgers the american base in the area. so many in this tunnel for confrontation is or the bowl with the no one claimed the need to ship from off of his time and also one of very very sick. i sae the sticks of gum. so it's no news good news is that with what's happening in from maine in egypt known in egypt is one of the basement of the real problem. tina awesome brothers. that second tower and the rude mean it's the regime but they so tis is the most visible and most difficult. so at the end it's had to be our immediate region. why

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they can handle the small amount of the members of the isis that are in the city -- similar parallelsat i saw in 2004. they want the military to stop the indiscriminate shelling and calling on the u.n. to investigate. and then to allow medical supplies and other supplies back into the city as well as to allow all the hundreds of thousands of refugees back home. >> justice report right now, armed men wearing military uniforms seized the city council headquarters in samarra and briefly took employees hostage. >> we have unrest all around the anbar province because of unmet demands from people in the tribes and religious leaders maliki'se province to government. we will keep seeing this until some of these demands stop the home rates, the illegal detentions, this will continue to be ongoing until some of these demands are met. , thank youail from for speaking to us. we will have a link to his report. we will be on the road next week march 11 at the university of massachusetts amherst. flagstaffe will be at at northern arizona university. march 14 in santa fe. saturday come a in denver, c

. >> the magnitude and the force is amazing. isis not just the cars, it the buildings. carpeting, photo albums, vehicles and boats. wood piles, all of these things. it is just a slow, slow process. >> the local fire chief said that no more survivors will -- pulled since tuesday, her death toll is expected to rise. >> in venezuela three and four generals have been arrested for an uprising against the government. following the arrest of several prominent politicians in the last week. two months of unrest in venezuela show no sign of letting up. france is preparing for the second round of municipal elections this weekend. candidates are spending the in between week making last-minute alliances to try to stop officials made in the first round by the national front. that strategy could see some socialist candidates out of the raced. , representatives have followed party instructions . they are instead pushing a republican front, an alternative to the national front. a collective decision that we marked over and thought long and hard about. i am pulling out of the election an

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the feds say teausant was on his way to syria this weekend to fight on the side of isi formerly known as al-qaeda in iraq which the u.s. considers to be a terrorist group. teausant boarded the amtrak in lodi, took it to seattle and got on a bus to the canadian border where he was arrested by the feds. he admitted nothing in court, but the fbi says teausant made a lot of noise on the internet where he claimed he was going to blow up the los angeles subway system this past new year's. he wrote don't get me wrong. i despise america and want its downfall. while hocking his laptop to pay for his trip, he solid it to an undercover fbi agent who found evidence teausant was searching for bomb making instructions online. the fbi insists teausant was serious about his syrian adventure, but he also admitted he didn't know how to get there. >> he's not a terrorist. he's not evil. he does not do mean things at home. he doesn't hurt people. >> reporter: teausant's mother lives near lodi and told a reporter off camera she believes her son got mixed up with the wrong crowd. >> if you know nicholas, y

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now, i do believe that people in the pakistani government, the isi, those people that knew where osamaaden was and didn't tell us, i believe those same elements could be involved with getting that airplane into a pakistan air force base. >> senator thomas mcinerney, thank you so much for joining us with your insights. i know you'll be following it closely and we'll be checking back with you. >> thank you, uma. >> well, joining us now is former cia analyst and southeast asia expert phillip mudd. phill phillip, you basically indicated in the p.a. that this search not going very far. you concur with the general to some extent. what most surprises you about this investigation today? >> boy, in the 21st century what surprises me is the lack of information we're acquiring. i used to sit in the morning, every morning with the fbi director after 7:00 a.m., every morning for 4 1/2 years when i was there. we'd talk about threats. someone would crop up on the radar, not a pilot but a terrorist, same situation, though, a human being we were trying to track. you could follow their electronic transm

i tell them that all the time another problem that i the comment i saw this big time after the financial isisople operate entirely from emotion. i can tell you from looking at our twitter feed in our e-mails here, people are operating out of that same emotion of fear. what do you think you meant to come a lot of the work that we do is a girl finance. put together a planand you determine what someone's goals or objectives are, then they have a financial model so that we can see wha we are doing with regards to all of the different variables and form abilities. gerri: when ou see the market from it, that's not reassuring. a lot of it will have a gut reaction that i have to get out. i sat tight through the whole thing and made no changes. but my husband, he thought it was the smart thing to do by getting totally out. >> so you're educated in what you have to realize is that it was money that i don't need right now. one account goes up, one goes down, the correlation between the asse. very often. gerri: interest rates went to zero. what you say to thy? >> it just shows that they are at the all-ti

if you talk about extremism in syria, when the revolution started there was no isis of al-qaeda for one year. the undecisiveness to do anything about syria gave room for those people to establish in syria. so why do we have to be blamed? >> it's very true there have been arrests and trials, prosecutions and imprisonments. there have also been mosques built aroun around the world, tt books circulated around the world, clerics exported around the world often bringing a different brand of islam to countries that are not familiar with the saudi version of it, and some of these same mosques became petry dishes in which radical cells germinated. is that not the case in that story that has been widely circulated around the world for the past 20 years not true? >> i think there is a huge exaggeration. first in the past few mistakes have happened, even the saudis agree their responsibility on the mistake. it is unintentional, not part of the strategy. if you look at new legislation, new measure taken, it's all a crackdown on extremism, whether it's al-qaeda or not, we don't know, but they're doi

the feds say teausant was on his way to syria this weekend to fight on the side of isis. which the u.s. considers to be a terrorist group. according to court documents, teausant boarded the amtrak train in lodi and then took a bus to the canadian border. that's where he was arrested by the feds. he admitted nothing in court, but the fbi sis teausant made a lot of noise on the internet where he claimed he was going to blow up the los angeles subway system this past new year's. he wrote -- while hawking his laptop to pay for his trip he actually sold it to an undercover fbi agent who found evidence teausant was searching for bomb making instructions online. the fbi insists teausant was serious about the syrian adventure but he also admitted he didn't know thousand get there. >> he's -- how to get there. >> he's not a terrorist. he's not evil. he doesn't do mean things at home. he doesn't hurt people. >> reporter: teausant's mother lives near lodi and told a reporter off-camera she believes her son simply got mixed one the wrong crowd. >> in you know nicholas you know the rea

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isi think the doc fix something we were not fixing because we are so polarized that everybody agrees not to. what is a doc fix? people with very good intentions decided we needed a formula for changing physician payments under medicare. the growth ofo gdp. then when gdp did not grow as fast as they thought it would, it meant that doctors were getting less. congress in its wisdom said we don't want to do that. they postponed it and they kept postponing it and they kept postponing it. the way the law was written, it was the cable it of. now, if we went back to , we would have to by 28%.ors posses -- fees by 20%. so, we've got a bipartisan compromise. several committees in the house and senate came together and they worked hard. they compromised and had a permanent fix to this that was quite sensible. now, it can't be passed because it has gotten caught in the polarized politics. at certain party says we won't consider this. not unless you postpone obamacare. you're not talking about the democrats. >> no. it does not matter. this is just an example. reasonable people on both sides of th

the money. you mentioned a company called bright roll. something like that in your data center, people have to come in and get it. isise ads and that in the engine. the phenomenon grows and grows. and westast coast coast. we're also in a singapore and amsterdam. it is going global. >> what are the results when they switch to your platform? what kind of numbers? 30%, 40% improvement in their budget and the speed. a getting advertisers connected. >> steve smith, thank you. >> thank you. do not go anywhere. it's time for bwest byte, one number that tells a lot. what have you got? $1,193,000 alibaba had an operating costs. it gave them a $21 million net profit. either way, financial results from weibo. it has one thing that twitter does not -- often ability. >> profitability for one quarter. comparison to the two businesses, very different, isn't that right jon? >> you showed the video of robert downey junior. in hollywood, stars look at that platform like twitter. they usually team up with partners who could do the equivalent of tweeting on their behalf. that is a huge a way that hollywood ends up using these platforms t

and former new york fed official now vice chairman of the isi group thinks the normalization process. >> my thought is they'll go late, mid, possibly late 2015. but when they go they'll go faster than they think right now. right now they are talking about raising rates every other meeting 2015 and that sounds implus a able the way the economy is moving right now. >> it sees a gradual rise to a median of 0.75 and 1.25% in 2016 and 4% over the long run. the long run could come down a little bit today in the estimate and yellen as soon as today could lay out her vision for how that glide path works, what triggers it and how far it goes. but today she expected to start small. removing the 6.5% threshold on unemployment rate for when rates rise and replacing it with verbal guidance about slack in the labor market but in the press conference we'll get her first view as chair about what lies ahead how we get from zero to 4% and however dovish you believe yellen to be she's likely the one to engineer the first rate hike for the fed since 2006. the market judges today how soon, how fast, and