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Police officers and the articles that can easily be interpreted he said in an arbitrary manner and thus have a chilling effect on freedom of expression well you have a bias approach to this you to a shooting in spain what they can tell you just give my gretsch court has had much less cases with respect to spain to many other countries. the court of appeal and court of human rights decided that a number of basque separatists didn't get a fair trial. you confirmed that doesn't hope to argue does it no doesn't have my argument. but it can't repeat the ones in the game that the statistics show tha...

They're talking. it's a pedestrian thoroughfare. so, we've seen it and so it's beyond this incident. it's -- the first thought is where else. first, do i know anybody there. second, where else is this going to happen. it's only the middle of august. and that's the intent. and so, that's the first thought. >> beyond that. >> beyond that, you really have to wonder about, look, spain has very strong anti-terrorism laws. they've had them since before 9/11, since before islamic terrorism, when they had their own terrorist problems with e.t.a. and the basque separatists. they have tight police restr...

At the long-term. he also notes i assume if he spends a lot of time with raoul castro the conservatives, like they do with iran will say what do you do if you can't trust these people? >> the white house said there's not going to be a bilateral meeting where he and castro hammer out stuff and sit down. but they haven't ruled out a number of interactions to just sitting hey, how is it going or sitting together in group meetings or spending time together on the sidelines or inside the summit. the question is is he going to take cuba off of the state sponsors of terror list? this is a designation...

Terror attacks that demonstrate such disregard for human life, and we condemn these outrageous acts. moscow is blaming chechen rebels for the explosions on the subways. at least 38 people killed right in the morning rush hour. public transportation, i probably don't have to tell you, is a popular and easy target for terrorists. james carafano is a homeland security and counterterrorism expert with the heritage foundation. good to see you, james, describe to us, if you will, we're talking about chechen rebels and specifically female homicide bombers. >> well, the one thing we always need to be ...

Islamic terrorism, the attack against the madrid trains was quite significant. going back to 2005. they have, of course, the spanish have endured significant terrorist attacks, largely associated with basque separatists over the years. the violence from those groups have dropped significantly over the past several years. there are some populations of north africans that have resettled in spain, and there are some radicalization challenges. but spanish have generally been more immune to sunni inspired terrorist groups like isis than have by contrast the french, the british, some northern europe...