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Times" website. joining me now is mona, a video journalist for "the new york times." this article that you wrote in "the new york times," absolutely stunning. when i read it, i knew we wanted to talk to you about it. its the case study, his first name is islam, and i just want to read your introduction to this. this is an amazingly tight paragraph that takes him from what was his life into the islamic state. and you begin by quoting his father who you found and was able to talk to, and his fathe...

Success to fighting for the islamic state has been done with a company video on "the new york times" website. joining me now is mona a video journalist for "the new york times." this article that you wrote in "the new york times"," absolutely stunning. when i read it i knew we wanted to talk to you about it. its the case study, his first name is islam, and i just want to read your introduction to this. this is an amazingly tight paragraph that takes him from what was his life into the islamic st...

>> reporter: the ceo of microsoft in his first network interview since the day he made headlines. taking us in the room where he and his team are building the next big thing. >> we are building the future. a lot of fun. >> reporter: a case study of the american dream, one he believes should be able to everyone which is why he knew almost immediately that he was wrong when he gave this advice to women about asking for raises. >> its not really about asking for the raise but knowing and having fai...

United states which it seemed the middle class and puper class moved out to the suburbs. that was not the case other european cities the disaffected muslims moved out to the suburbs. this has been an ongoing battle. >> on the periphery of paris. theyre, these munts have have become some of them largely muslim france is an interesting case study the philosophy is once you are bren french you are nothing else basically. so they dont take into account race religion whatever you are -- you know its ...

And i think thats exactly -- this is about exposure. this is about talking. it is a serious problem. one, obviously, obama hasnt solved. and its going to continue. >> when we see each other my gosh, its 2014. we have an african-american president. when will we see each other if we dont see each other now? >> well, it takes work. it takes lessons -- awful, tragic lessons like this to push the issue in peoples faces. the police department will be strong and go on and do its job. so will new york c...

And i think thats exactly -- this is about exposure. this is about talking. it is a serious problem. one, obviously, obama hasnt solved. and its going to continue. >> when we see each other my gosh, its 2014. we have an african-american president. when will we see each other if we dont see each other now? >> well, it takes work. it takes lessons -- awful, tragic lessons like this to push the issue in peoples faces. the police department will be strong and go on and do its job. so will new york c...

It all begs the question, is sony doing the right thing for the nation or for its business by pulling the film altogether? and will this encourage other hackers with a grudge against corporations or the government to do the same thing? lots to discuss with our first guest, ceo and editor of foreign policy. also author of national insecurity, american leadership in an age of fear. thank you as always for being with us. will sonys reaction be taught as a case study in how not to handle a situation...

Reform, the 11 1 to 20 million have a rational discussion about that. >> but youre a law enforcement officer so why dont you just enforce the law as it stands now as much as you like to see it. >> i am. heres where my job as the county sheriff, i have 420,000 residents in my county. my job is to protect those citizens and not to take on new responsibilities for families and protection of families from central america. now i ensure that these roads were cleared. i issued verbal commands myself an...

Industrial workers in a setting where you might be there 35, 40 years is not a model thats flexible enough probably for all aspects of this economy. so workers will find ways to advance their interests, defend their economic interests, and a lot of what the book is about are really experiments that have gotten traction and are taking hold. retail workers trying to come to terms with a collaboration between an existing, established union and community-based organizations that have deep roots in c...

>> do you think that the country will see the first -- the united states will see the first gay president or the first woman president? >> we already have it with obama. so lets just calm down. you know michelle is a tramp. >> im sorry, shes a what? >> a transgender. we all know. >> oh my gosh. >> so she calls the president gay, michelle transgender. rivers is saying these comments just as her new book "diary of a mad diva" hits shelves. lets get back to our comment daters. oh, ben. what do you ...