all we have right now. we don t know two significant details relevant for this investigation. the first is are there co-conspirators. he may have been acting alone today, but did someone help him rent the truck. did this require planning? from the looks of it, it didn t require much planning. it s very possible he acted solely alone and rented the truck and did this alone. the second question, the big one, what were his ties to any radicalization process either ob line or travel. that s being investigated right now. we know and paul will speak to this in greater detail that isis is not taken credit for this, but they are these isis networks that are celebrating what happened. there was a halloween statement, a statement about attacks on halloween by a french-aligned isis group. so that s basically where the investigation will lead both what happened and the
just more and more people at the beach every single day. i think the most powerful thing about surfing is being able to share that passion and connecting people. this is unbelievable. yes, that s surfing in iran. that s a new documentary by a french filmmaker called into the sea, which tells the story of iran s surfing pioneers. it s one of the only places in iran with waves good enough for surfing. it s also been called the scariest little corner of the world by the new york times because of violence surrounding the trade of opium and heroin. for more, i m joined from france by the filmmaker. marion, how did you discover this surfing culture in iran?
yes, that s surfing in iran. that s a new documentary by a french filmmaker called into the sea, which tells the story of iran s surfing pioneers. it s one of the only places in iran with waves good enough for surfing. it s also been called the scariest little corner of the world by the new york times because of violence surrounding the trade of opium and heroin. for more i m joined from france by the filmmaker. marion, how did you discover this surfing culture in iran? well a friend of ours went to pakistan before.
71% of mothers with children under the age of 18 were were in the labor force. women still spend considerably more time caring for children than their partners do. there are only so many hours in a week and work and motherhood each make their claims on them. when did our expectations become unreasonable. a buzzy cover story in time magazine this week crystallizes the question. a cover which features a mom breastfeeding her 3-year-old son asks, are you mom enough. and a controversial book by a french author called the conflict how motherhood undermines the status of women. her book has stoked fierce debate over whether our cultural expectations of motherhood conflict with the social and political gains won by second wave feminism. this is a central question right now. socially. i should note this conversation
journalists have been killed in syria so far in the 11 months of the uprising there. the la french photographer. the american, marie colvin, reported on cnn this week how her arrival in the besieged city of homs in syria had been greeted eck statically by the people there, almost as a miracle. the people were so grateful that international journalists had braved such dangerous conditions to get to homs to report on what was happening there. there s an absolutely ferocious shelling this morning, starting at about 6:30 in the morning. tank shells and mortar rounds. very heavy shells. several buildings have collapsed. there s at least 12 dead. that was less than one day before marie colvin was killed in the city that she was reporting from, the syrian city of homs. tonight, and this is what i want to show you, tonight this is what happened in homs. people gathering in the streets