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many say this was the perception of u.s. immigration laws passing this to unaccompanied children and as we have reported committee on employment rate they are no longer worse than that of the united states. and violence it shows a decline in per capita rate, followed by honduras and guatemala. the memorandum directly contradicts the obama administration s earliest rationale for the explosion of young illegal immigrants the unemployment rates in honduras and guatemala are lower than here in the united states and that the president is asking for millions of dollars to address the border crisis turn it in this includes a deportation process. jay johnson predictably today noncommittal. you would have to ask him [inaudible] lou: republicans have the latest cash grab. explaining how president obama ignores the real issue. this president and administration wants close to $4 billion speed up the adjudication process. but that does not address the core problem and that is th ....
cracks and i m francine lacqua. more than a million people took to the streets of paris to show solidarity in the face of terrorism after three days of violence that killed 17 people. they marched in the rally which drew the largest crowd in french history. caroline connan was at the march. she joins us now from paris. caroline. this sunday will probably go down in french history as the biggest gathering in france, and in paris for the past 40 or 50 years. more than one million people in paris, 3.7 million people across the country, and some very emotional and peaceful moments in the french capital. you had the families of the victims of charlie hebdo, of the supermarket, and the policewoman who was killed. there have been 17 people killed in the last week in paris. they were followed by more than 50 heads of state, with some very unlikely duos such as benjamin netanyahu and mahmoud abbas next to president hollande, angela merkel, matteo renzi, david cameron, and ....
itself with positive social trends have been but also in and of itself that when something bad happens with mass media could be at the hands with the political authorities there is soulful trend with the rise of social media but if you think of a simple a example these abuses think of the example where is the big story locally at a north you heard about dead nationally from a certain new jersey governor and of rich and he paid the enormous political price for a relatively minor abuse. that is freedom of the press said action. and the concern about mass media that it could be bribed zero were coerced by those in power. when there is freedom of the press is very positive. [inaudible] ironclad you say that because it makes clear the dictator and a and the the debate if there are such benevolent dictators is the little bit we need to have. the cases you mentioned, is somewhat like the case of economic freedom and the credit for this is different than the autocrat to emp ....
don t know if all of you have met him, dr. vince houghton, he is the historian and curator of the museum. he holds a ph.d from the university of maryland where his research centered on u.s. scientific and technological intelligence, specifically nuclear, in the second world war and the cold war, which makes him ideally suited to deliver today s talk. he also got his masters degree focusing on the relationship between the u.s. and russia. so you may get some questions focusing on the current difficulties with russia. he s taught extensively, including on the diplomatic history, cold war and history of sciences. he is a u.s. army veteran, served in the balkans where he assisted in both civilian and military intelligence activities. so we re just delighted to have you as our speaker, as our first speaker. so please help me welcome vince houghton. thank you, peter. thank all of you for coming here today. getting a chance to talk about the atomic spies, about nuclear intel ....