it was a ann who came to isi in early 2000's because she recognized isi is a conservative institution with an enduring commitment to culture. she also recognize that isi is a faithful steward of all its undertaking. her final than affection both endows this book award in perpetuity and will allow isi to expand its programming in the area of national literature. the isi henry and anne paulucci award is $5000 presented by isi each year to deserving scholar whose intellectual achievement in the form of a look published in the previous year embodies the spirit range and scholarly rigor of the -- so our main event. brad gregory is professor of history and dorothy g. griffin collegiate chair at the university of notre dame where he was also recently named the director of the notre dame institute for advanced study. he has had a meteoric academic career. in 1996 to 2003 he taught at stanford university where he received early tenure in 2000 won't. before teaching at stanford he earned his ph.d. in history at princeton university and was a junior fellow in the harvard society. he also holds t

it was trying to became the isi in the early 2000s because she recognized isi as a conservative institution with an enduring commitment to culture and to the lessons of mind. she also recognized that isi is a faithful steward of all its undertakings. her final benefaction both and downs this book award in perpetuity and will allow isi to expand its program in the area of national literatures. the isi henry and anne paolucci book award of $5000 presented each year to a deserving scholar whose intellectual achievement in the form of a book published in the previous year embodies the spirit, range and scholarly rigor of the awards namesakes. and so our main event. bradley gregory is professor of history and dorothy g. griffin and collegiate chair at the university of notre dame where he was also recently named director of the notre dame institute for advanced study. he has had a meteoric academic career. in 1996 to 2003 he taught at stanford university where he received early tenure in 2001. before teaching at stanford he earned his ph.d in history at princeton university, and was a junior fel

we tried to cover up the code dictates of isi. it also means that i get in the hall bidding for as upcoming adventures in the country all told the tt and recently tool bombs exploded in o u t sigpo bought sta kasir. mrometimes explosion which was seen as a handy woke up t piece on the spy agency the isi. but he intends to create an awkward stay up all day today people say i was the cost of these explosions and its many bites and then into its own this is probably due to the beach in on tuesday. this is the house with huge explosions took place the street. all of the peace between aged nine in which a quiet side of the bill die one city to glbt police claims that the dead. this was a duke was to be a different story. i am don't say. rather to combat it the death of a sudden the dark about the topic and conversely with it. the above option on what to do that now naman this and then at the bottom of the company can bomb the mokbel that dc boston or new year the son of a comfortable buffer stop. so what does it but that the body canno

diesel to see that the isi on the team to insert them into tins. the cushion is that why then is that he's not kept in the deal. this incident. this box of conspiracy. the ed on the neatly to be it'll end up with the odd when you get the stomach only get some little kids in the guts to give in and out to bought it about that in a soft dough it got me. that election and nobody out. it will be adapted to the top excited about getting it imagine sharing deal for canada day using his latest album one of the bottle she gave it to me is that of the blame on on you. i give up on his cell at the empty without this to be a better body does not know on here. on the catwalk. it did but that didn't sit down with police on me. but that will go back to the use of polished as positives on the metal own idea. some stunts spoons on the one hand it seems to be searching for militants and on the other hand the militants are to be brandishing weapons on the streets of most of the toboggan. one is stopping them. neither the isi in all the misc see all the odds of this

one was a former head of the isi, the major intelligence agency in pakistan. the other one was a serving chief of the intelligence bureau, another intelligence service of pakistan. and the third was a chief minister of punjab province. so that those individuals evidently did not want us there. in fact, a former head of the isi whom she identified and feared because the individual had tried to unseat we are hen she was -- her when she was prime minister and had been behind it the first time benazir bhutto was prime minister in 1998, we wanted to interview him, and he rejected outright any contact with the commission. so we had a lot of those individuals. but beyond that, obviously, there was al-qaeda -- >> host: uh-huh. >> guest: and the pakistani taliban hated benazir bhutto for what she stood for. she was a leader of an islamic country. she had been already, and she was probably going to be again. second, she was western educated. she had gone to a catholic school, then come to radcliffe, to harvard and then to oxford, so she was western educated. she spoke b

nick was either pockets tiny zip pockets on the isi twenty one. did you know you had to force users to the office on diets high in the photo quite adequately the insight that of the week the agency's it's going to sit through and that dumont did justice to be devoted to the victims. we are still two was to get a job list on the western media. coulter book. the siege about the attacks the book to read a number of shocking facts above the attack he said the indian government was given more than one warning about an elite the attack on the plate before the attack a star. there was a series extreme heat beat so intelligent that it stands which began arriving in two thousand and six. and as the least but since i'm reading he and i can spot to cool off the match its liquor operation. they identified mumbai as the likely target of an attack. that sense but the message which the pc phone and think that it would be if the dying squats that they will be between ten and twelve members that the weaponry with the ak forty seven cents on cx bikes guy sits atop

the attack does have the support of august on intelligence agency isi the dax lost it for three days killing one hundred and sixty four people and injuring the gc hundred and eight the oldest least know where we'd just about to call up and executed. we are what give renewed. what do there because christy was iced in although the precise orbit then attacked them again the bank of course and they were good for being somewhat toward the iv and give it did i would have sought to push his word. this request will be assigned as a mark of the vehicle fuel. our cricketers white. nick was either pockets time these two boxes from the isi twenty one did you know you had to force users to the office on diets high in the photo quite adequately. the insight that the week. the agency's of going through physical and the divine did justice to be devoted to the victims. we are still two lists get to john lewis won the western media. coulter book the siege about the attacks the book to read a number of shocking facts above the attack he said the indian government was given more than one warning about a

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we were given to the head of the isi. the head was given some particular conditions to have an interview for the other two commissioners without any member of the staff to take notes with only one policeman. i accepted. they strongly disagreed with me but i thought. i tell my colleagues all of the information of the secret meeting at 8:00 in the morning we open up the paper and it's everywhere the secret meeting with the head of the army it is somebody in the government. the cooperation that we got similarly began to be more and more doubtful the week as the process of the investigation cannot long and may even began spending. >> host: do you have any suspicion about the role of the assassination or do you think it is more just like she left because he left and didn't want to be called on that? >> guest: i don't think that he had any role whatsoever. he was very close to benazir bhutto but i think that it was simply because we know that in cases the first was followed by the second bomb it was just a matter of the base of

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hehersrshehey'y's s isis m e than chocolate, it's s anan o opppporortutuniny to stop and savor ththe e ununmimiststakakabe that reminds us ththatat l lifife e isis d . >>> time to light up the old christmas tree. rated r style. >> it's going to involve explosives and our friend richard describes what he's going to do and why. >> it's that time of year again. the national campaign against drunk driving is gearing up for drive sober or get pulled over. >> like what he's doing here. richard ryan, and his channel has a lot packaging a good message with this explosion. see him putting in a center pole and creates a star at the top of that pole using detonation cords. >> creates a circle of rock to hold down some string and going to use as guide wires. >> think of a christmas tree. >> the strong forms a christmas tree shape and walks around with the deck cord and boom, real-time, all it is a flash and here it is slowed down. that ribbon of fires just snaking its way up the christmas tree shape until it hits the top where it gets into the star. does a couple different passes and speeds of t

. >> reporter: the group calls itself the islamic state of iraq and syria-- isis. and it has sworn allegeianc to al qaeda. these prisoners aren't revernment soldiers but other bels who don't share the group's extremist views. at first, many syrians welcomed the militant group who quickly scored key victories on the battlefield against the syrian regime. but now they are chafing under the strict islamic law it enforces. activist abu layla had to leave syria after criticizing the group's tactics. we asked we not show his face. what did they threaten to do to you? "the letter said we will finish you off easily" he told us. "either with a bullet or with a car bomb." jihadists have streame streamedo syria from across the arab world, europe, and even america. >> we've come here from all nationalities to defend this land, this islamic land. >> reporter: according to one intelligence estimate, as many as 60 americans have gone to syria to fight. radical cleric omar bakri teaches english-speaking muslims over the interfete from his home in lebanon. >> my students are from a

of these extremist groups are among the most organized and most powerful armed groups or groups like isis groups like the on this restaurant these are the groups that are organized they have the largest military presence on the ground and they're also the groups in the best position to seize the weapons that the united states that turkey that other countries have been sending to the armed opposition groups they yes there is so much so many factions there are estimated to be more than a thousand different on the opposition groups but that these are the groups that have the most extreme groups that has perpetrated these barbaric acts have been the most powerful the most organized and the more that these weapons are sent to them the more that these groups are emboldened to become stronger and more extreme it's hard to determine you know everyone wants to know who was the good guys and the bad guys in the fog of war back in world war two obviously you know we like to say that there was just. good guys and bad guys but when we have wars these days it's really hard to point out does exact a sti

brian marshall isi. let's trade it. >> i've been long the stock. i think the beauty of the situation is icahn really doesn't have to get anything accomplished on the proxy side. the stock is already making him money. we saw that with netflix. he didn't have much of an impact there, but one of the biggest winners ever. the other thing is, if they do a percatory vote, that's nonbinding on the company, and it may be a hint, you should do more, if icahn does that. but he's happy as long as the stock is, i know i certainly am. instead of focusing on the proxy stuff, it's more interesting to think about, it's way below market marketable. quite frankly backing out the cash, a multiple under ten, there's no reason why you don't want to be long this name, if you're long any tech. >> the window, so to speak, on a buyback, you know, closes a little bit as rates continue to rise. it's not as cheap to borrow money and do a bigger buyback. >> yeah. >> right? >> well, i think apple is not really hurting in that department in terms of wherewithal. they've already

statements in the congressional testimony, he said that the economy network was a veritable army of the isi. and we are talking about one who has a very deadly network, very much moving back and forth and conducting some of these deadly attacks and yes, that happened a few days or maybe a week before admiral mullen testified before congress just might have a full detail about that between pakistan and the u.s. government in my book because i was part of them. and as i see it, there has been a presumption that somehow if we could find just the right leader, especially in the military, he would be able to turn on and it's an erroneous conclusion. and sometimes we have to combat a narrative with a narrative. if the narrative is that this is a special place in the world and some of this doesn't apply to us. but then in the end, tested the nukes that we said we were not making and maybe we did something, if nothing else, we broke a promise and there should be -- that can only be combated in this way. but in this view we develop a personal relationship. and the individual in my book, that was und

what john isis why saying is correct. they have the support of investors who, for a long time, had been pushing them to do something. now, what they have been doing, the $100 billion plan that is supposed to roll out over the next several years, that is not pocket change. it is a lot of money. >> even to a guy like me. , some of the analyst notes are suggesting they would come out with yet another plan to put more of the cash to use. the scars of apple posses near-death experience from over a decade ago, still linger over the company. >> that is absolutely -- it absolutely could be the case. at the same time, we know that even if they are developing a watch, and a smart countless other things that make him out over the next couple of years, they would not need all of this cash to go down those roads. they can still do it. ishink what is interesting you have got to take the financial picture, the timing of a meeting like this, and put it all together. a lot of people have told this story over the last week about apple poss

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opppporortutuniny to stop and savor ththe e ununmimiststakakabe that reminds us ththatat l lifife e isis d . >>> rescuers from the michigan humane society were called to this abandoned home because of these three little adorable puppies. those are little corgi mix puppies. someone had dropped them off in the snow and cold to just fend for themselves. >> they were pretty social. they were taking treats and bouncing around like puppies do. >> their faces are adorable. >> they were returning around in this abandoned home. you can see they were quite dirty, quite hungry, quite cold. a vet looked these puppies over and gave them their necessary vaccinations and now these little puppies are available for adoption. and they were found around the holiday season so they appropriately named these three little pups prancer, dasher and santa paws. >> you're sad for the puppies but it's a good day for the rescue guy. when you get to carry around all those puppies at once, how can you not be super psyched about that? >> there are so many things can you do with a v-8 engine. >> so many. >> most people

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it isy people fear that useless and futile for us to continue talking peace and nonviolence. >> he was always a presence in my life, in my early years in public service. he was something of a contemporary with martin luther king, junior and the parallels are rather striking an obvious. both of them believed in something and willing to fight and die for that something. he was the most humble, gentle man and he had an engaging smile. his eyes twinkled and this was a human being who had spent all that time in jail, who had all these difficulties, yet he kept his humanness and was willing to reach out to other parties, and so i was deeply moved every time i met with mr. mandela. but nothing was like his inauguration in may 1994 that i was privileged to attend and i saw there the real nelson mandela who came upon the stage generals ofthe four the south african defense force as his guard of honor which was a symbolic moment where the power of the state was being given to this lack man. oath ofup and gave his office and recognized his jailers in the front row and it was one of the most deeply

warehouses were ran over by isis, by the islamic state, three, four days ago. as a result of that, general selim idris sent a request to the islamic front to help protect these warehouses. >> ifill: the internal splintering among rebel groups has made it increasingly difficult for the u.s. to find a reliable partner to force syrian president bashar al assad from office. arizona senator john mccain said today the obama administration is to blame, saying n a statement: the latest developments come just one month before a syria peace conference is scheduled to begin in switzerland. so, might evidence of a weakened opposition derail those geneva peace talks? for that, i'm joined by: murhaf jouejati, an opposition activist and professor of middle east studies at the national defense university in washington-- he was born in syria; and joshua landis, director of the center for middle east studies at the university of oklahoma and editor of the web site "syria comment." mr. jouejati, was the administration, was the obama administration wise to pull back? >> it was not

it isy people fear that useless and futile for us to continue talking peace and nonviolence. >> he was always a presence in my life, in my early years in public service. he was something of a contemporary with martin luther king, junior and the parallels are rather striking an obvious. both of them believed in something and willing to fight and die for that something. he was the most humble, gentle man and he had an engaging smile. his eyes twinkled and this was a human being who had spent all that time in jail, who had all these difficulties, yet he kept his humanness and was willing to reach out to other parties, and so i was deeply moved every time i met with mr. mandela. but nothing was like his inauguration in may 1994 that i was privileged to attend and i saw there the real nelson mandela who came upon the stage generals ofthe four the south african defense force as his guard of honor which was a symbolic moment where the power of the state was being given to this lack man. oath ofup and gave his office and recognized his jailers in the front row and it was one of the most deeply

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isis a problem that continuing. many have predicted the demise of the video industry, the way it is today with wholesale probably armorers, -- and wholesale programmers. there will only be one party to blame and that is those who own the content. "theis week on communicators," we are focusing on the future of television. international show in las vegas earlier this year, we caught up with joseph taylor, ceo and chairman of panasonic. we also spoke with david steele, the executive vice president of samsung. those two interviews are next. your tv is the latest innovation. content thetheir way they want it when they wanted. they want to be able to communicate with each other. they want to use twitter. they want to see you too. they want to shop. -- they want to see youtube. they want to shop. we use facial recognition and voice recognition. you walk into a room and say my tv and immediately the screen shows your homepage. it really is the coolest thing. >> is it on the market? >> it will be this spring. four k. what do

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