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Traditional somali society. they have banned music. they have banned bras. they have killed people wa watching soccer games. they have stoned people to death. they have cut off hands of suspected reefs. >> not a way to win friends and influence people? >> not in a place that didnt have any history of that brand of islam and that is what we are seeing. we are at the point where the transitional government of somalia has an unusual opportunity. people dont like the shabaab. they are basically terr...

And now 50% off brake pads and shoes. my money. my choice. my meineke. we are back talking about the next al qaeda, question mark. the shabaab group in somalia with jeffrey gettleman of "the new york times" and ken menkhaus of davidson college. jeffrey what do people think about shabaab? is it popular? is there a sense -- one hears about the idea that the government is corrupt so maybe people like these kind of extremist islamic movements? is that what you hear? >> shabaab is widely unpopular....

Turbulent time in america again. big star on top. the whole country changed. now the whole country is changing again. turbulent times. whats the difference between the late 1960s and 2010 in america in your opinion. >> in the 60s i felt like the america that i grew up with, everything that meant authority, everything that meant god, family, and country was out the window. that was all very passe. it was going to be a sexual revolution. we were going to burn our bras, all that thing. now i feel l...

You did a string of movies. turbulent time in america again. big star on top. the whole country changed. now the whole country is changing again. turbulent times. whats the difference between the late 1960s and 2010 in america in your opinion. >> in the 60s i felt like the america that i grew up with, everything that meant authority, everything that meant god, family, and country was out the window. that was all very passe. it was going to be a sexual revolution. we were going to burn our bras, ...

The whole country changed. now the whole country is changing again. turbulent times. whats the difference between the late 1960s and 2010 in america in your opinion. >> in the 60s i felt like the america that i grew up with, everything that meant authority, everything that meant god, family, and country was out the window. that was all very passe. it was going to be a sexual revolution. we were going to burn our bras, all that thing. now i feel like we are under hard times right now. probably th...

Pain. ive already been there. and it was not easy or effortless to portray those characters in the films again, but i had already suffered the pain so it wouldnt be so bad. >> how did you make it look so effortless? because i think people who watched you thought you are that woman, that little effortless. >> not at all. i was frightened underneath. >> my name is coffin. >> the black exploitation, there was a lot of different connotations that came with that. sometimes it was very liberating and ...

But, i had already suffered the pain, so it wouldnt be so bad. >> how did you make it look effortless? the people that watched you thought you are that woman. it is effortless. >> not at all. i was frightened under it. >> black exploitation, sometimes it was liberating, then people felt very uncomfortable with it. >> how do we get the people in the seats to see the message. miniskirts, burning of bras, nudity, love our bodies, free love, love, love, love. body and love. that was the message. the...

Now, i have already suffered pain, i have been there. and it was not easy or effortless to portray those characters in the film. but i had already suffered the pain. >> i think people who watched you thought that you are that woman. that it is effortless? >> not at all. i was frightened underneath. >> my name is coffee he. >> there were connotations that came with that. there were people who felt uncomfortable with that. >> how do we get people into the seats to see these messages? well the move...

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Piece of equipment that obviously didnt work. tony heyward, the ceo, said the blowout preventer, these are his words, is the ultimate fail safe mechanism and for whatever reason, it failed to operate. he blames another company which owns the equipment that failed and operated the rig. >> a responsibility for safety on the drilling rig is with transocean. it is their rig. their equipment. their people. their systems. their safety processes. >> reporter: trans ocean wont comment, citing a federal ...