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He discovers textbooks, the same textbook is much cheaper in thailand. he asks his parents to send some copies. they send quite a few. and he sells them. the publishers upset and sues him. can he do what he was doing? a very technical question. we are told that this case will affect $3 trillion worth of commerce. thats a lot of money even today. to decide this case properly, the meaning of an american statute, you must know how other countries deal with copyright, their publishers practices and ...

No way political motivated, this was a security mistake that this was a terrorist attack and that national mourning has been declared and the government is going to extraordinary lengths to investigate these crimes and to try and break up the terrorist cell. the government believes that it was an isis or at least isis-linked attack. >> this is not a border area, not an area where isis has been active before so how credible is it that it could be isis? >> reporter: its quite credible, because the...

World? thats a complex question explored in justice stephen breyers new book, "the court and the world, american law and the new global realities." justice breyer took the time to sit down with me last week and talk about that. you write about international law and the laws of other nations, and you write that those laws should be part of the overall thinking that goes into decision making, that its the larger context. explain. >> not only should be, but they are, and what i have noticed over th...

Leader which he is claiming, are we looking at the ring leader of the most corrupt sports organization in the world? >> well, as most corrupt sports organizations in the world goes there is plenty of stiff competition in other sports. fifa, alone in this. secondly, i grin because the idea that there has been a suspicion that there are problems at fifa is the understatement of the century. most gigantic amount of tangible evidence actually in the public realm unearthed by investigative journalist...

To have the american public see this movie. >> you can see more of fareed zakarias interview at 10:00 a.m. sunday here on cnn. the feds say they know who hacked sony. the question is what should the united states do? its a complex question. the cyber attack strikes at the heart of something we hold dear, freedom of speech. but make no mistake this was an attack, and it begs for a counter attack. the president says the u.s. will act. >> they caused a lot of damage. and we will respond. we will re...

Thats why you see things like we want a higher minimum wage. thats not a great response but it is a response to a real economic problem. theyre feeling the pinch. the middle class is getting hurt by this. and we dont have as many jobs as we had before the recession. we might look at november and say this is great. were nowhere close to where we need to be. even at this pace, were more than a year from being at 6%. thats if all the discouraged workers dont come back will. >> the american people d...

To happen if america supports them. the problem he says is that while he favors a tactical military strike, it isnt going to provide the training, the arms that they need to fight al qaeda. so weirdly enough, theres almost no one who supports the president purely on the grounds which he is asking congress to support him on. and assad is trying to play at the nagging concerns that americans have about what were being told and what were not being told by the president. >> and youve got this modern...

>> -- september 11th. >> obviously. >> i was surprised, frankly, it appeared that he was surprised by the question, denis mcdonough. and i cant imagine, richard fowler, why he would be surprised by the question. and theres a feeling that, you know, pursuing this is annoying, that it shouldnt be brought up and we should all be quiet and let the administration take cabe of it. if we all wake up tomorrow morning and they found these guys and brought them in everybody will be happy that they were pu...

That, but i want to actually stick to the main question here which is, why would denis mcdonough be pieced that by question? its a very legitimate question, richard. >> i think what the chief of staff was trying to say is clearly that this president has shown before that he will track down every lead until he gets his man. we saw that when he went after osama bin laden, when he went after a lot of top al qaeda officials, drone attacks or cia covert operations. this president has been a president...

Dump chemical weapons would be a, quote, important step, doug. this does provide, potentially, an out for a very, you know, intransent in congress and people on the issue and gives you time. have to verify that this is actually done. it provides a lot of convenience in many ways. >> it does. now, the real issue is, of course, verification on something like this. but it is a way out. dan is absolutely right. there appears to be two tracks doi going in washington which leads you who is making the ...