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Very powerful and -- >> you dont see it very often. i mean we have -- were all steeped in the movement. it is mostly an oi-- very little is meant as a perpetrator of violence. because it has been adopted so aggressively and so enthusiastically by educators, people of all ages there is this one scene in the book which is not central to the narrative. not a lot of discussion but it is depicted very viscerally which is in montgomery the mob of people attacking you, attacking the protesters there an...

Natalie. the airbus is -- you know, its a flying computer server. and the human being is just a part of the decision making process on that aircraft. and there are all kinds of ways that the machine can overrule the human being and say youre pointing the nose down too far, im not going to let you do that, or youre pointing up too high, youre going too fast, too slow. so if you were trying to do something like this, you might not want to exceed those parameters which would, number one, perhaps al...

Jenks producers and directors held backhand writing evidence for months and years. >> i dont know the circumstances but if it means it leaves a killer on the streets longer because if we think durst might have been responsible for killing and theres evidence that could bring him in earlier and off the street i think theres a question there. but i dont know what the circumstances are so i dont want to cast aspersions. >> we see at the end of the series kill them all. we call that a hot mike momen...

Republicans that feel the same way but just dont say it? >> maybe deep down. it is hard to speculate like that. there are people out there on the right that are saying if you like the iraq war, youre going to love the iran war. thats not the crazyiest thing louie gohmert has ever said. at best it is a temporary solution. at best. it is not a long-term solution and iran is not iraq. iraq we fought just about a third of the country. iran is a country of 80 million people unified. this is a whole d...

Crimea. it is not a complete surprise that president putin is brazen in discussing the decision making process. despite the fact it has triggered wide spread criticism and economic sanctions. all of this has made him popular back home among the russian audience. >> deny deny deny. okay. i did it. phil black, thank you. they have been buried thousands of years. new coins and jewelry have been uncovered by explorers. the exciting find. we will tell you where and how it might have gotten there.

Oh my god, we have to do this we have to do that. and i know this with great interest that netanyahu used this as a prop. and you know all do respect, i mean, it truly great man -- >> yes. >> three weeks before george w. bush launched the iraq war, he had ellie wizel in and they talked about the necessity of doing something about saddam hussein in iraq and bush then went around before launching the war, even ellie wizel agrees with me, and it builds this sense of weve got to act. and im not sure...

Will answer the many questions surrounding this air tragedy? >> look almost certainly, i mean were talking sort of a 100% certainty that we will get all of the answers from those two boxes. but if the two pilots had been discussing the issue and are talking about the problem they have got that will tell a lot almost immediately. the rate of descent for the cabin pressure everything that has basically gone wrong, i suppose, and the final minutes of the flight will be evident from the flight data ...

Americas. >> whose the architect of that? >> thats an interesting question. theres a lot of people in washington wondering sort of where that decision-making process should sit and if you go talk to the chairman of the joint chiefs in washington hell ask you and say is this a state department thing, a white house thing? no question the white house is taking the lead on the decision-making here. but if you ask me is there a thought out process of how the united states uses the dollar aggressively...

Change so quickly and you see clouds but that doesnt mean its a thunderstorm. so you fly through clouds day in and day out but identifying whether that particular cloud has enough tumultuous activity in it to worry about and say hey im not going to fly into that that decision-making process is not cut and dry. >> to fly in a thunderstorm is a no-no, you never do that. >> thats correct. but once you find yourself in that situation, which you can, you can get boxed in from both sides, ive been in ...

Prevented the accident. we look for that and thats what the ntsb is finding, how could it have been prevented? what the clues lead us to is back up that chain of events through the swiss cheese is what we were talking about before. the defenses are the swiss cheese and the holes in those defenses -- when they line up and failures occur, thats when an accident happens. the ability to trace that back and find out what was the latened causes? was there a failure in the system of being able to ident...