In those days from saudi arabia to china is very long distance. Not just jump into airbus [inaudible] show the importance of thirst for knowledge. So what this meant maybe im not holding brief for them was the way leaders decided to run the country. And thats people should come and find out what this is all about. How did they become violent. What im here to tell you is that more muslims have died. Before they were nonviolent for so many years. They were dealing with government at all levels. They are getting what they wanted to get. But when did they become violent and started killing people. And from that time youll find that targets have been other district heads or the village heads or the imams or anybody, or pastors, anybody that comes their way. They kill people at will. And now the military also [inaudible] now they also become targets. So these are things that have been going on in the last five, six years. But in the last one years, things have worn down gradually. Because th
It is my pleasure to introduce this afternoons speaker for this seasons final washington history seminar. Director and oxford. He received his doctorate in history from Harvard University and is the author of the war ,hat brought peace to mexico world war ii and the consolidation of postrevolutionary state. Published by the university of new mexico press in 2014. Dr. Jones is timothy had positions at Harvard David Rockefeller Center for that american studies and the office of the historian of the state department where he coedited the Foreign Relations for the United States volumes covering u. S. Policy toward latin america during the next and, ford, and carter administration. Onay he will be speaking crimes against securities of a nation, world war ii, the cold war, and the evolution of mexicos antisubversion laws. Mr. Jones. Jones thank you very much indeed for the introduction of for all of you for being here. Its a pleasure to be back in washington. I did spend a very rewarding few
Wilsoneone from the center will join us to talk about the suppose it hacking of the emails at the dnc by russians. It cspan plush washington journal beginning live at 7 00 a. M. Eastern on sunday morning. Join the discussion. This sunday night on q a, journalist discusses his book. Isat looking at bothering it trying to capture the complexity of human beings and fathering is a way in to care there and we tend to think, this is a bad guy, this is a good guy. But a lot of these men had different parts. They were competitive compartmentalize. Some could do amazing things. Some could be horrified. Coming up sunday night on cspan q a. Next, a look at what the federal government is doing to address Cyber Security with the homeland under secretary for cybersecurity. Developing the Cybersecurity Workforce from the center for strategic and international studies. This is just under two hours. Good morning. Welcome to csis. We are having probably the last event of the summer so im grateful for al
Breaking news overnight, president obama announces that the u. S. Is lifting the longheld arms embargo with vietnam. The news that came during a press conference just hours ago. The president arrived in vietnam overnight for his first day in a threeday visit before he heads to japan for his historic trip to hiroshima. Nbcs tracie potts is in washington. Good morning to you, tracie. How big of a deal is the u. S. Lifting this arms embargo with vietnam . Reporter its a really big deal. It erases one of the last elements of the cold war, even though the two countries are not on the same page, including human rights. Despite lingering concerns about human rights, this morning president obama announced the u. S. Is lifting its near decades long arms embargo against vietnam. This change will ensure that vietnam has access to the equipment it needs to defend itself. Reporter against china, claiming disputed islands in the south china sea, and it eases vietnams reliance on russia. The presiden
Filling in after yesterdays gorgeous blight blue somewhat windy and cool day and we have some sprinkles and showers over by washington on their way over to us probably by about late morning or mid day. Well start to see some of that. 55 degrees on the bus stop right now. 47 degrees as you head outside in allentown. 51 in reading. 53 in wilmington. Still 49 in millville and 56 degrees in cape may. As we take a look at the bus stop, between 6 oclock and 8 oclock well be in the low 50s. 52 degrees by 6 oclock, 53 by 8 oclock. Some of the suburbs a little cooler. Look for cloudy skies probably staying dry through that morning commute but as we rolled through the day were looking at some sprinkles and light showers popping in. 59 degrees by 11 oclock. Some of you may see some of that as soon as 11 00. By 1 oclock 61. And by 3 oclock, 60. It looks like todays high is going to be 62 and well probably hit that fairly early in the afternoon around 1 30 or 2 oclock before we slowly slide back to