stability of yemen and its sovereignty. i'd also like to congratulate the lebanese people for the new government and we hope this government will be a step towards the stability of the -- of lebanon. we also wish all the best for the libons and success in overcoming problems and rifts. and we also ask alla almighty to protect our nation and achieve the goals of peace, stability and welfare and peace be upon you all. [applause] thank you. all right, we were listening to the saudi crown prince about issues he sees are important, some common grounds when it comes to the right of palestinian, the need to establish a palestinian state and stressed upon the suffering of the syrian people and come into some of the territory which is approved somewhat deviedevie devise and said they need to take collective action against extremist groups and congratulating the sisterly people of egypt and tunesia for performing constitutions and i understand we are waiting to hear from the arab secretary general who is supposed to address the summi

the peaceful act in yemen that took 53 lives.ilm the chilling. >> sara ishak directed the film. parama has no walls. sara, great to have you with us. i got to say i have never seen anything like this. you have cameras filming the peaceful protests as part of that country's arab spring. how these peaceful people started getting killed as they were sitting ducks. why did this happen? >> nobody knows why it happened. it came as a shock to everybody myself included which is why i really felt the need to make a film about it. the willingness of this cameraman to stay steadfast in the front lines the way they did and document regardless of their danger, was nothing i had ever seen before. the walls appeared, just after the scene happened, tires were set on fire, so snipers could go on buildings and fire direct hi on protesters. i didn't know the cameramen i didn't hire them, but i learned about them afterwards. about what happened on the day. >> the courage of those two photographers was incredible. they were targeted, people were shoo

that means, if in fact there is a terrorist at a safe house in yemen. if that terrorist called united states, that would be the test we would need to get the information. what is more important in our country, which makes our country so strong, is the process. -- the court will be involved in the process. involved with overseeing the procedures. the courts will evaluate every individual case as it occurs. that doesn't happen now. we have the fbi will provide this information. it has to pass the test -- it -- and then the courts will oversee that post. and that will be done very quickly also. we also want to deal with other issues. transparency. we think it is important the public knows how important the mission is, and how to work with -- what the mission is of intelligence communities, and how they work with the military to save our country from terrorist attacks. i'm going to stop now. >> we will open this up to any questions. we have, i think from cbs. >> what do you say to people who say their are no safeguards? that the courts are involved after th

if there's a terrorist at a safe house in yemen and that terrorist, known terrorist to us, calls the united states, then that would be the r.a.s. test that we would need in order to get the warrant to the phone company -- get the information. what's more important and what's so important in our country, which makes our country so strong, checks and balances, is the court will be involved in the process. in the pre-process they will be involved with overseeing the procedures that we use. in the post, though, the courts

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and documenting the protests and brutal crackdowns in yemen.or your consideration the at scar nominated documentaries continues after this. >> in the arc of history bends towards justice the road there is rarely smooth. we consider our series with the square. it's a first-hand account of the up rising egypt's tahrir square. it was when hosni mubarak was ousted and what followed. >> these people know what future they want to build, and they build it instinctively. the army needs to step aside. [♪ music ] >> directed the square. they both join us now from los angeles. the square is streaming on netflix and shown around the country. you talked about the people you had spoken to in egypt, and they had told you egypt felt like it was in a dark place. despite the military takeover they were grateful for what had happened at tahrir square and they didn't think that it would go back to how it was under mubarak. how do they feel now? >> speaking with all of them, they all feel like this is a stronlong struggle. what we can do with film, with art, all eg

lecture anybody about violating sovereignty what about the sovereignty of iraq and afghanistan and yemen and north africa and we're constantly being involved pakistan and used to drive on missiles we have eight hundred bases around the world where one hundred thirty countries where always involved it seems in somebody else's alexion and we preach democracy we finally got democracy theoretically you know in egypt there was an election and of course we didn't like the person they elected so we said let's go back to the military so i don't i don't lie hypocrisy for us to preach one thing at the same time behind the scenes we're doing things to stir up trouble for many many different reasons. well from mystery snipers in demonstrations on the ground to international wrangling over the ukraine crisis online we're keeping track of everything that is happening in kiev and beyond you can head to our team dot com and click on the ukraine timeline banner for live updates. now the second day of the winter olympics has wrapped up with russia adding to its leader winning another five medals after the

we're in yemen to check whether as the u.s.president claims only al qaeda members have been killed in these attacks. generally the first two thousand and thirteen near a small village called cut will. it is this attack in a rural area which was meant for robbie lucky a man suspected by the americans of being linked to al-qaeda. that day a drone filmed him getting into the back of a vehicle. is accompanied by two bodyguards. several thousand meters above the ground invisible the drone follows the vehicle. shortly after eight pm the aircraft received the order to fire from the u.s. several missiles were launched. the day after international media including fox news and c.n.n. announced that all of victims of the attack were members of al qaeda. if we believe this information it's still a perfect strike carried out by american drones. but no western journalists were there on the scene to verify this since the area is very dangerous for foreign us. we go in to try. the drone struck half an hour from sun up on the other side of thes

yemen officials had not met since november two thousand twelve of the chart for more than four hours on sunday at the north korean embassy mting thiime at the embassy of japan foreign ministry's asian and oceanic if there's three l change the icon that hides the japanese delegation pyongyang's and one for normalizing ties with japan so we'll call it the north korean team. he has said they had what they called whahe called serious and candid discussions. japanese officials are expected to demand that the north koreans take concrete steps over the abductions of japanese nationalist government officials say north korean agent in nineteen seventeen japanese nationals in the nineteen seventies and eighty delegates are also expected to get back to north korea's nuclear and missile programs. with korea has reacted sharply to the un security council's condemnation of the two recent ballistic missile launch. and that they would not rule out a new form of a nuclear test north korea's foreign ministry issued a statement on sunday the council is it a provocative act unjustly and dams in orissa w

yemen officials from the two countries met me or call lumpur on wednesday to discuss the sec sch. it too not to cut the debate. we want to tell the families that we have deep consideration the feelings and we asked them to understand that this is something totally unexpected they should know that we are trying our hardest with everything we have our disposal to keep. he promised tv deal is that malaysia will do everything in its power to find the missing plane. he simply concerned about the impact of the mystery on chinese probably get canned now if the nation released by the malaysian military has added to the sense of confusion about where the missing aircraft lands on a skewer term indian grass is for points from kuala lumpur airlines flight three cities nearly disappeared at around one thirty am on saturday fifteen minutes after taking off on the newport international airport bound for bg. civilian air traffic controllers lost contact with each end. government sources in the nation see. many carry reader has identified a possible clue to what happened. an object was detected i

only near the checkpoint in eastern yemen reportedly carried out by al qaeda fighters. at least twenty soldiers dead the region is a sense of the country's oil production i'm considered a stronghold for the militants that are engaged in bloody campaign against western governments yemen has been gripped by ongoing violence is the opposition ousted the former leader of the total sum of two thousand and twelve. the civil war in syria. sunni and shia muslims on the opposite sides of the barricades on the echoes of the fight to felt even in the uk the rhetoric of sectarian strife has now been broken off by extreme islamic leaders in britain are completely cut looks of these on the conflict has been brought to the hall to you it has according to the uk police union with him connotation become empty and dangerous problem and pretend if the site of a good thing is i make sectarianism which technically corner of the union jack. elmer has seen last ten days. mom sent back so i'll be the keys to making offensive remarks about my evil side effects race is buried in the uk licence f

a close associate of the patrons ukraine me to yemen was reportedly the key position in ukrainian security council. his group the reit sector has been described as neo fascist by the western media. the idea another prominent member and examples. in this two thousand and seven bt and pledges to fight again stuck on a nice juice and ready to sit for as long as life lies in his veins. it's a sentiment dampened by his father is the next add the rice and scum. it was nice to cook with issues of veterans know what fascism in this film with the nuremberg trials to recognize that the doctor was still we see it being supported and glorified. it is. miss e mail above the hand of an air force them to him since he is one of many ukrainians who are worried about the rise of these radicals. we need to see the sudden stop when it right means he can at least some of the bloodiest nineteen eighties the nazis in world war two in their second circle road renault interested in a strong ukraine. that in a onesie russian ukraine but together they wants a division between us. this is all while watson meanwhile h

the forty s has died off to that boat capsized and sank off the southern coast of yemen thirty others were rescued by gimme naval patrol and crawled to the refugee camp thousands of migrants mainly from ethiopia and somalia who are fleeing unrest and positive time attempting to reach yemen and then get to saudi arabia. the balinese team of more points to the hall from afton on the temple scope is coming up taking on the economic consequences for ukraine in the wake of zakat. aye aye aye aye. the air the i am the evils of inflation and private central banks don't just affect you would say lol recently the russian ruble has going for around thirty rubles the dollar to thirty five nights people in the russian media are now competing with gold dollars or euros but the thing the forgiveness of all this paper money one way or another is doomed by inflation. so to have a few thousand dollars or robles to watch each do with that many people see that gold is the way to go because it has retained value for thousands of years appellant has also been in big demand since the dawn of time asking fo

after we get the metadata numbers, no content at all and give you an example, if a terrorist from yemen house in yemen is calling the united states, we want to find out who is calling and whether there's a conspiracy there. we clearly have the court review that after the fact. before the fact we're a little different but still looking at it -- >> that's my point. that is a clear difference. the president's plan would do it before the fact, you would do it after the fact. you would argue you can't wait, that the intelligence community needs to move more quickly. >> we want flexibility. if tlsz here's an attack coming want to jump on it right away. if we had this before 9/11, there's a good chance we could have stopped the attack. the reason is because we didn't know the terrorist was a san diego coordinating the attack. yet because of the information out there and public had a concern that the nsa was violating policies, that was not the case and no indication at all -- our representatives say they go to work and care about protecting the american. we've listened and changed the concept

for example, a terrorist in yemen: the united states.uld be a reason to check a terrorist in yemen calling the united states. that would be a reason to check that out. act proposes,a one, the government cannot just collect and keep your private data in bulk. and two, if the government wants access to it, it will eventually have to get a warrant. already theis was law under the privacy act of 1971. >> it takes it a little bit closer to the legal precedent as it stands right now. the details will be very interesting to see. the white house is interested to forif there is an exemption security issues. however it is laid out right now, what the justice department and intelligence would have to is go to the secret surveillance court and say they want a specific phone number or numbers, they want to query that from the phone company and then they would have to go in and get that. the problem i've heard from the intelligence community about the last six months about this idea is that it takes time. >> what about those who have been critical of

if in fact there is a terrorist at a safe house in yemen. if that terrorist called united states, that would be the test we would need to get the information. what is more important in our country, which makes our country so strong, is the process. procedures.he the courts will evaluate every individual case as it occurs. that doesn't happen now. we have the fbi will provide this information. it has to pass the test -- it has to pass the test at that point. we also want to deal with other issues. transparency. we think it is important the public knows how important the mission is, and how to work with the military to save our country from terrorist attacks. i'm going to stop now. >> we will open this up to any questions we have. i think from cbs. >> what do you say to people who say their are no safeguards? >> two things. you get two bites of the apple. you have a program review. you have to have a court authorization for the program itself and its guidelines and standards. within a prompt review of the numbers, and we do that for circumstan

i talked about the example of a known terrorist calling from a safe house in yemen. under the sensenbrenner bill, in order for us to be able to have the ability to see who that person is calling and get that information, under the sensenbrenner bill, you have to have an ongoing investigation. that's not an ongoing investigation. right there, we wouldn't have the ability to see who is calling into the united states because we didn't have an ongoing investigation. what sensenbrenner is attempting to do is getting information for a probable cause, for evidentiary hearings, that type of thing. we are in the intelligence business. we have standards in intelligence. and yet, we understand listening to our constituents who have concern about privacy and we should. we should always be concerned about privacy. what we're doing is attempting to get this information so it can move over sometime and get more information if there are bad guys that want to attack us and take it over to the probable cause sensenbrenner side. >> are you negotiating -- [inaudible] >> what about snowd

over forty african migrants have died after their boat capsized and sank off the southern coast of yemen thirty others were rescued by yemeni naval patrol and brought to a refugee camp thousands of migrants mainly from ethiopia and somalia who are fleeing unrest and poverty at home are attempting to reach yemen and get to saudi arabia. and coming up announcing to national a look at the legacy of venezuela's late need to get china is by oscar winning director one of the study but here in the u.k. i'm cheryl turns away in scotland and. the evils of inflation and private central banks don't just affect the usa alone recently the russian ruble has gone from around thirty roubles to the dollar to thirty five yikes people in the russian media are now debating whether to go dollars or euros but the thing they forget is that all this paper money one way or another is doomed by inflation so if you have a few thousand dollars or rubles that what should you do with it many people say that gold is the way to go because it has retained value for thousands of years but land has also been big demand si

drone strike on a wedding party in yemen that killed as many as 12 civilians in december. while drone strikes in pakistan appear to have declined, strikes in yemen increased insulin casualties tripled in afghanistan last year. hundreds of farmworkers and their supporters have wrapped up a five state, nine-day march in her latest effort to improve conditions in the fields and farms serving major food companies. the coalition of immokalee workers "now is the time" march focused on urging the food giants publix and wendy's to join the immokalee workers fair food program. the march set off from florida, reaching as far north as ohio four returning home for an overnight vigil on saturday outside a publix store in the town of lakeland. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the united states and the european union are warning russia not to annex crimea after voters they're overwhelmingly backed a referendum to leave ukraine and join russia. crimean authorities said 96.8% of voters in the black sea

lecture anybody about violating sovereignty what about the sovereignty of iraq and afghanistan and yemen and north africa and we're constantly being involved pakistan and the use of drone missiles we have eight hundred bases around the world where one hundred thirty countries were always involved it seems in somebody else's alexion and we preach democracy we finally got democracy theoretically you know in egypt there was an election and of course we didn't like the person they elected so we said let's go back to the military so i don't know i don't lie hypocrisy for us to preach one thing at the same time behind the scenes we're doing things to stir up trouble for many many different reasons we're going to take a quick right now but when the back of this plenty more news including a look at the growing unrest in venezuela. this comes from the heart you know i've never even seen him in person for me this is the image of a hero the world's first cosmonaut everyone knows his name but few people ever knew the man was yuri gagarin's iconic first space flights the product of good fortune or de

in a rural area of yemen. a man climbs on the back of a vehicle. he's suspected by the americans of being linked to the terrorist group al qaeda. his name like it. because it's so. the passengers have no idea but a few kilometers above the head a drop a remotely operated plane and a pilot is watching their vehicle. in the united states at a military base the men in charge of the drone received the order to shoot. people to trigger. this strike is one of thousands carried out by the americans in secret operations around the world . the drugs or the newest muscle in the powerful intelligence service the cia. together with barack obama the president of the united states they're mounting a secret campaign to kill the america's enemies all over the world. it decided that rather than to detain al qaeda or taliban members. in stead use drone strikes to try to kill them. according to the united states it's the perfect weapon surgically precise. but behind all this talk the reality is different. the innocent on not spared. today some people are asking. has

. >> now to yemen, shia rebels have begun withdrawing from positions near samar, after a truth was agreed with armed tribesman. some houthi fighters are refusing to withdraw, despite an ultimatum given by the army. troops have been deployed to prevent those that left from returning to their positions. >> thailand's military says it picked up a signal on its radar that may have belonged to the missing malaysia airlines flight. the officials say they didn't report the findings, because they were not asked for them. the land and sea search covers an area the size of australia. the malaysia airlines flight went missing with 239 passengers on board. >> an anticorruption watchdog in south africa will release a report at the private home of president zuma. there has been allegations that public money was spent on a swimming pool, visitors lounge and cattle enclosure. mem we ares bers of the a.n.c. party -- members of the a.n.c. company says jacob zuma has not done anything wrong. >> the leader charged with organising deadly attacks with russia has been reported as dead. several reports of him be

the potential in the past three years coming from yemen, it's discovered by saudi intelligence. and the target for u.s. mainland. so the saudis doing as much as possible, and they're doing their part, at least in the war and extremism. 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

al jazerra. >>> gunmen in yemen have kidnapped two westerners in the capital.ought at least one them works for the united nations. they were captured in the relatively secure district close to where several embassies are located. >>> still ahead on the al jazerra news hour a frantic search for survivors in the u.s. after a land side buries dozen of riverside homes. plus no more tweeting in turkey. a ban on twitter. coming up later on the world 20/20 as the west i west i und is looks for their first win. >>> a bomb in kabul which is on high alert ahead of presidential elections in april. the taliban has claimed responsibility for that attack. bernard smith reports. >> reporter: on the outskirts of kabul, the sound of gunfire reverberates around an office of the election commission. the taliban is stepping up attempts to disrupt the afghanistan presidential election on april 5th. the assault followed a common taliban pack tick. a suicide bomb in a car detonated outside the election commission creating a hole for other attackers to then storm in. inside around 70

. >> yemen - one person has been killed, several others injured in fighting between the army and shia houthi rebels. they launched an uprising against the government in 2004, saying it discriminates against shia muslims. >> local media reports in pakistan that 35 people have been killed, dozens injured in a road accident, when two buses and an oil tanker collide. the victims have been moved to hospitals in karachi. a domestic worker is suing the consulate general of bangladesh in new york, accusing a couple of forcing a man to work 17 hour days without time off for more than 18 months. it is said that the couple threatened to beat or kill him if he left the home. the lawsuit was filed in manhattan, seeking unspecified damages. >> pope francis is calling on members of the italian mafia to change your their ways. speaking at a ceremony for victims of organised crimes, he told them they'd ended up in hell if they don't repent. they have extended their influence in rome and milan for the last 20 years. >> translation: the power, the money that you have now coming from so many dirty busine

for one of the sold out in the jordy yemen in a sea of recording you would. over the miles. the name somebody ability to that in the scuffle to be added the beans on the foot of the but the duo since the last to know my viola the pursuit of losing too much of the stupid button in the press of the view that inimitable most this would be deported me. and that enough of that sort of has it within one of his. well the incredible get it over to cut it with us again with the big deal in the distant mechanic that in addition to going to plummet into the city and not yet gotten to commit the latest on the sonoma of was at the same impetus to get to them that if an emotional denial of the fumbles to sch to cope with the stiletto. for us with the criticism whatsoever what about this he said devlin is time the teacher was teaching them to go to the rest of the film to finding the most news i'm getting. but the bill we do most of them can agree with that wonderful mother to the beach. i do most of the most innovative deal with it it is to deal with it to size him up and it was difficult

he's the leader of al qaeda in yemen. he's a former personal aid to osama bin laden. experienced in afghanistan. i think one of the reasons he was selected s number one, he comes from the arabian peninsula and the heart of al qaeda. number two, because of the fact that aqap, al qaeda in yemen, is responsible for all these more sophisticated terrorist plots that we've seen in the last few years. the underwear bomb plot. the ups package bomb plot. and as such, because they've gained so much prominence, particularly in the area of targeting a united states homeland, that certainly is a good reason why he would receive that kind of a promotion. >> okay. thanks so much for weighing in. >> thank you very much. >> so here's what we've been asking all of you today. what question would you have for investigators about the missing plane? here are some of your tweets. jeff brouwer asks, why were there no text messages or phone calls from any of the passengers on the plane? as a matter of fact, that's such a good question, i'm going to ask that of an expert coming up. also, from

translator: right now we are preparing to export the technology to a number of countries and contracts with yemen similar deals with chad to provide them with the system. >> reporter: and the progress in quality has not reflected in the lives of many people. 65% of sudan still has no access to electricity and yet there are nearly half a dozen here that was supposed to turn the country into an exporter of an electric car but the present capacity of 1200 mega watts has fallen far short from the mark and this is from ethiopia and people live in the dark like this family who we visited and had to use our camera lights to see around us. >> translator: the problem is very complicated in sudan, if you can pay for a subscription and live in the city you should get the service but they have lots of excuses. >> translator: acquired equipment to reach those who need service is expensive and it's huge and the state pays for the infrastructure and people pay little. >> reporter: they are trying to meet the needs over the coming years but weak economy and rapid population growth in the cities are making the pr

soon we'll win over planned to visit this weekend or understand yemen the decision by plaid bow to pressure from regional officials still some residents are worried because leaders have not come up with play to help them rebuild their lives and hearts. uhm i won't great local people until i get answers to all my questions and spoken with local leaders tickets the phillies to hold contaminated so well until final disposal sites already ministers had planned to build them in three towns near the fish had died she knew it has a one community because the mediation of the staff of relativity well as the disease to return. a general meeting held in the intergovernmental panel on climate change is underway near tokyo. scientists and government officials from around the world. i think the thing how global warming and how the climate changes are affecting nature and wildlife. any keywords can understand though explains the north in japanese island of hokkaido is known to the treasure chest a while and animals such as bears and eagles. local farmers in the area are suffering they say one species of a

there is the probability that we would have picked up on conversation between midhar and those in yemen with who he was planning attack. knowing that he was in the country versus knowing he was in communication with terrorist planning an attack with two different things. we didn't have 215. we didn't have 702. we knew a phone call came to the united states. we didn't know it went to san diego. we would have gleamed from these programs more information and there is strong probability within the intel community we might have picked up on that. so i don't want to make a comment on that, but i want to make sure the record reflects the actual facts on the ground relative to this. now, admiral rogers, we discu discussed something senator mccain mentioned earlier and that is with respect trying communicate the programs to the american people is going to be difficult. he mentioned doing speeches. and i think we agree that is part of it. but i would like for you to elaborate more on what do you think you think we can do to show transparency and let the american people understandhow the programs

they come from the town of yemen will go further south. it used to be a major growing it for strawberries. but more than ninety percent of the farms in the region were damaged in the tsunami. susana field he was ahead of an agricultural production corporation that produces the high grade strawberries. he was born in yellow almost all of them. he was our runs and ninety consulting firm in tokyo. he knows this property business two years ago. he wanted to help revive agriculture in the area by combining strawberry cultivation with information technology. so leaving her uncertainties in agriculture like the weather and i feel excuses like that are weakening the industry one of the most difficult things about growing strawberries indoors is controlling the environment inside our houses. according to the farm set up a system to maintain the temperature and humidity at optimal levels. in the scuffle the designers of the system tapped into a veteran farmers years of experience. she also has been growing strawberries in yamamoto for three decades

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yemen officials now say this is for the jetliner needs to cover an area of about seven point seven million square kilometers. that's as big as austria. of the two hundred and thirty nine passengers and crew on board one hundred and fifty three hundred chinese relatives of those passengers express their anger at a briefing in beijing to him the u s family members have lost the mangy targeted in malaysia airlines and amazing government. as we can all see the government has constantly released information and only two tonight with a single system the search is focused on two broad areas of northern corridor would stretch into what central asia at the southern corridor that box to what this southern indian ocean. defense news is gathered in indonesian capital jakarta for an annual forum had been agreed to step up for the nation. note that to other countries united states china doing what i can in the north and six. it's now all we can do is to have based on prime minister has committed to assisting know i said. we need to promote these people tend to read and of course the benefit of pacific a

people who can really change something but then manipulated the pictures of what can you tell me in the yemen. we had to stay together as a country and not allow any split. that's what they wanted the east. but it's only because tv channels there spread lies. these are real information block. if they could receive the broadcast they would know the truth. the upshot is that i am a people we could take precedence entire fourteen we wouldn't need any help from europe. he has still been influenced and indians. me my attention is around ninety units and that i have to pay forty five years he drinks it i have to go looking for granted at the top beach town and as the tides. he pushed me to work. the men in classes is called andre subtlety. he's a long serving manager. it's been a popular figure among the city's residents. she's at the local hospital to visit those injured in the us but brought to live in for treatment the majority are demonstrators captured by the notorious militia that courts and subjected to mock executions and extreme violence and abuse. will it but he knew i would be an awful e

the strongest branch of al-qaeda is al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula which is mainly in yemen. and at one point it looked like they had aspirations to rule the country and actually raise the flag over a certain town. and i chuckled because then i said, okay, tell us where you are. as soon as they raised that flag, local and other forces collapsed on them. so they thrive as an upside -- underground movement and many situations of chaos. >> right. and you see that in syria. the syrian people in any context in syria now where there has been, where al-qaeda has made headway with. there's pushback both from the free syrian army and from the is citizens of various areas of the country. they do not want this. you hear over and over syrians say that kind of islam is not us. that's not syria, that's not syrians. >> and we saw this in iraq, didn't we? in places where they became influential, the people turned against them because hay rule like thugs. -- they rule like thugs. they don't have the infrastructure to form a government. so way they control the streets is through brute force an

members of hokkaido mum members within the yemen coast of morocco released the information via telephone conversations between antonio one hundred years back. which talked of a strong disagreements on the telephone that time information which was a relief to the media in the first place. for most of the speeches given in on relations between germany and israel and assigned to special relationship between the two countries. i think the storytelling quiche and stemming from the crimes of the nazis against the jewish people. one season since john a junior of germans as a whole. we have always felt don't go they would be made to feel guilty. not understanding the difference between guilt and responsibility. history has led the irresponsibility and germany which bo is everlasting. tony committed crimes which also in human joe you will have to be irresponsible to make sure the crime but these will never ever happen again thinking of him in every jump government know was that the relationship between israel and ten. joan is this is something special. behind is the memory of total cost of calls

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