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>> and the loss of life that shes suffered. this wasnt an interrogation. >> we could argue for all the indignities suffereded from the police action. tamir rices 14-year-old sister who is handcuffed. the emts mistreating eric garner and now this. what about the collective suffering. >> the most fascinating thing with the whole discussion is we cant fix the problem because people are still pushing back that racism exists. thats a question. being black and white in america are two different things...

>> no, no, because you are cuban right. you have the family history. how do you think? >> i have to agree. its unclear right now. i think the big question mark here really is the cuban government. as americans i think we have a bad habit of thinking our mere presence or involvement in something will make it better. and what we have in cuba is a government that has made very modest reforms. reforms on the economic front that have yielded very little. and so the question that we as cuban americans...

Great job trying to get on the ground. you can hear him say in a very frustrated way, no one wants to talk about the political ramifications because they dont trust it yet. >> and i think thats happening to a certain extent. from the economic point of view. and this might be the easiest part. it might be the easier part in comparison to politics. the other development banks have been sending economists there for a long time. we have more economic information. >> thats right. thats right. thats r...

Canada is the biggest violator. we are now attacking canada. >> i know tara has something to say on this. no one at this table said this is a success by the u.s. to identify north korea as the potential attacker of the hacks. tara, is that true? >> well, sorry, if north korea has been attributed to north korea. >> attributed, right. >> you all at the the table raise a good point. but youre talking intellectual property theft. theres a lot of other areas it can be connected to. they can be carrie...

Krauthammer. okay, george. >> this is an unprecedented press conference and i dont think its a precedent that make us hungry for more because i dont think we learned a whole lot. the contention seems to be in this town that the most important question is did the torture work. the fact is the law doesnt say torture is forbidden or unless or until its useful, its just forbidden so the question is, is this torture and did we do it. brennan seems ready to concede a number of the points. i would like...

But you really have to question whether this would be the right time for the warring sides to call a truce. the israeli military on the one hand may not have achieved its full objectives trying to shut down those militant tunnels and destroy their rocket launchers and on the other hand, hamas seems to be on a rolling guerilla terms. they say there can be no return to the status quo. they cannot go back to living on the way they did before. that may be a sign that they are all preparing to contin...

Was? >> the answer to this question will be given during the investigation. but they knew that the plane is coming. what kind of plane? probably they knew, probably they dont. because if they possess this kind of military equipment like bukm 1 automatic missile launcher, they know the plane is not a military plane, its a big target with constant speed and constant direction, they should analyze and they should know it was a civilian plane. >> the ukrainian spy chief is saying this is not an empt...

The data available, make it immediately available to the investigative authority. >> i was going to ask you how fast we might hear something. >> well, thats a good question. i think in terms of the cockpit voice recorder, you are never going to get the audio. lets get that straight out of the way now. cockpit voice audio from the black box is never released. lets get that clear. you may get a transcript with the final version, in terms of the data, thats much more complicated, its graphs. it sho...

In russia. i doubt that the russians would -- >> ukrainian intelligence officer told our cnn reporter said the people on the ground manning the missile system had to know it was a passenger plane, because it flew at a constant rate of speed and altitude. how could they not know it was a civilian aircraft? >> well, im not exactly an expert on that, but one would think they would have recognized this as a flight plan. their radar would have picked up other airplanes crossing that corridor, so that...

>> its just too horrible to imagine. >> it really is. >> so, bob, you know, it just occurs to me, its amazing in a horrible way how many creative ways we can kill one another, right? we seem to come up with a different horrible weapon every day. that said, should this kind of weapon ever been in the hands of untrained rebels? >> well, i think, carol, the question now is whether the russians had a direct hand in this. i havent seen conclusive intelligence, but if in fact they were on the ground o...