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Mikhail is jewish. the other is muslim from a nearby village. theyre partners, co-owners of majda, and also married. theyre unsurprisingly friends of yotan. together they grow and raise much of whats used in their kitchen. >> very nice. >> their food reflects both their different backgrounds and their commonalities. >> were going to spoil you now. >> yeah, here you go. you told me about this. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> so you grew up in this town. >> yes, in this village. >> where did yo...

Materials once upon a time before it was converted to an office building, and when you go in there and pass through security and you do all that, you get to an area where you can look down on this atrium and so any shooter who got to the third or fourth floor has a clear field of fire on everything down below him. >> captain chuck nash, great perspective on what you know about the building and military analyst. we appreciate your insight sir, as always. thank you. >> you bet. >> trace: we just g...

Universe for a number of reasons. someone jewish. one is muslim, from a nearby village. theyre partners, co-owners of majda, and also married. theyre unsurprisingly friends of yotan. together they grow and raise much of whats used in their kitchen. their food reflects both their different backgrounds and their commonalities. >> were going to spoil you now. >> yeah, here you go. >> so you grew up in this town. >> yes, in this village. >> where did you grow up? >> near the beach. >> near the beach...

Correct? >> by far. white on white, black on black. hispanic on hispanic. >> how does the media treat those factions of crime in the media? >> i wish they paid more attention to black on black, i tell you that, cause right now, one of my pet peeves, they pay a lot of attention to trayvon martin when they think its white on black. but when its black on black, which is far more of a threat, oh, it doesnt exist! >> you can make that point and i think youre accurate about that, but we can also make ...

Who are more often in jail, and have criminal backgrounds, theres more likely to be black and hispanic in this era. >> so bolling has the answer. >> got to roll, dana, i had a question for you. >> im good. >> youre good? >> it was a very interesting discussion, i was happy to listen. >> eric, were you happy to listen? >> no, im good. >> were good. >> how is the guy on the street, k.g.? tell me that. hes been in and out of jail. >> why are you screaming? >> that drives you nuts. >> he shouldnt be...

Syria, of the people there, i counted 26 different opposition groups with different backgrounds, some moderate. some more extreme than others. its not easy that we pick one. that group we know will be moderate and will emerge to promote democracy in the region. its difficult. >> i will tell you this. i know the intelligence community spent a substantial amount of time on this -- prior to the august 21 attack. and that the administration had already supported this and followed through on it. yes,...

When you look at the map of syria, of the people there, i counted 26 different opposition groups with all sorts of different backgrounds, some appeared to be moderate. some al qaeda affiliations. its not easy that we pick one. that group we know will be moderate and will emerge to promote democracy in the region. its very difficult. >> i will tell you this. i know the intelligence community spent a substantial amount of time on this prior to the august 21 attack. and that the administration had ...

Direction. liz, what does that mean? >> i think a different direction is -- i think a lot of people choose to live in new york city. because they like to live with people who are different than them. they can learn from. experience. have all different kinds of experiences. and that means, you know, all different ethnic levels being able to live in the city. and have -- and have a life that is -- is a quality of life. and i think having a quality of life for people who are immigrants, who are, yo...

Washington and around the world are the people, the people so desperate to flee the bloodshed in syria. more than two million refugees forced to start fresh in countries that can barely accommodate their own people, and they are stuck there. our chief medical correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta, has a rare look at a refugee camp on the syrian border. >> wolf, we will take you inside one of these camps and show you first-hand what is happening here and also encourage people at home not to typecast wh...

>> lets go. >> and dispatched one of his special response teams to o-yard in case things get out of hand. while many of the protesters accuse the sheriff and his deputies of being racist, arpaio says its not true and that his unconventional practices have always made him a target. >> im not going to get into my personal grandkids, but i will tell you this, theyre from all ethnic backgrounds. so im the racist? you can have all these critics call me in my office every name in the book, we kill peo...