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Omaha, NE — October 30, 2018 — You might not be the King of Cool, but you can drive like him when you bid on a 1945 Willys Jeep once owned by Steve McQueen in the upcoming NEC Classic Motor Show Auction taking place November 10-11 in Birmingham, UK and live online on Proxibid, the most trusted way to connect buyers and sellers of highly valued items. The Willys Jeep is one of 300 lots of collector cars, motorcycles, automobilia, and watches up for bid during this two-day sale.
The 1945 Willys Jeep MB once owned by movie star and the "King of Cool" Steve McQueen, star of legendary films including The Great Escape, Bullitt, The Thomas Crown Affair, and Le Mans, is one of the 300,000 Willys Jeeps produced during WWII. This Jeep was part of McQueen's vast car collection until it was sold as lot 532 at the Steve McQueen Estate Auction in November 1984.
Another beauty up for bid in the NEC Classic Motor Show Auction is the 1984 Rolls-Royce Corniche Convertible once owned by Frank Sinatra. This left-hand drive vehicle was presented to Sinatra for his 70th birthday by Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. In 1990, Sinatra gifted the car to his assistant Ingemar Fredriksson, who sold it in 2001.
"The NEC Classic Motor Show sale historically brings some of the more important and sought-after collector cars up for auction and this year's event is no exception," said Guy Lees-Milne, General Manager for Silverstone Auctions. "This auction includes some of the most exciting vehicles, including many left-hand drive cars, we have seen available for auction. We are delighted that through our partnership with Proxibid, bidders can bid and buy securely online, even if they cannot attend the live auctions."
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- 1967 Ford Mustang 390GT Fastback "Bullitt"
- 1974 BMW 2002 Turbo
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COLOMBO (UCAN): A protest led by Father Paris Jayamaha, the director of Caritas Anuradhapura in Colombo, called on the United Nations (UN) on December 3 to intervene on behalf of a Sri Lankan migrant worker, who has been condemned to death by stoning for committing adultery by the government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
The group protested outside the UN offices in Colombo and then moved onto the Saudi embassy in the Sri Lankan capital calling on the Saudi authorities to pardon the 45-year-old Sri Lankan woman, who is a mother of three and had been working in Riyadh since 2013.
A Saudi court sentenced the domestic worker to be stoned to death for committing adultery in August. The Sri Lankan man in the alleged relationship, who is single, was sentenced to 100 lashes.
Then on December 9, Saudi authorities announced that they would reopen the case for review, which the Sri Lankan government said it will finance.
Stella Philip, from the Women and Media Collective, said of the woman, "She went to Saudi to solve the economic hardships faced by her family."
She continued "We urge the Saudi authorities to respect human dignity."
In 2010, Saudi Arabia beheaded Rizana Nafeek, a 25-year-old domestic worker accused of causing the death of a four-month-old infant. Nafeek was 17-years-old at the time she was contracted and had travelled to Saudi on forged papers.
Before her execution, Nafeek retracted a confession that she said was made under duress, claiming that the infant died from choking while feeding from a bottle.
Father Jayamaha, who works with migrant workers, said Caritas has organised more than 85 awareness programmes for villagers on safe migration in cooperation with the Bureau of Foreign Employment.
"We discourage those who intend to go abroad as domestic workers," he said.
Nirmal Ranjith Devasiri, who attended the demonstration in Colombo, said migrant domestic workers are vulnerable, even though they bring in the bulk of foreign revenue to the country.
Sri Lanka's central bank reports that 279,952 of the nation's citizens went to work in Persian Gulf countries in 2014, sending home more than US$7 billion ($54.25 billion) in remittances.
Devasiri said Sri Lankans should keep fighting for the immediate safe return of the condemned worker to her home country, pointing out that poverty-stricken women often take huge risks when working abroad.
"The government should ensure that our workers are treated and respected as human beings," Devasiri, the head of the history department at Colombo University, said.
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City responds to stormwater query; Tribune files documents request re: fees
Sweeten Creek Road at Biltmore Village during flooding on Feb. 3
By Roger McCredie- The head of Asheville's stormwater services department says that the city is looking at ways to ease the chronic flooding of streets in certain parts of town, but that such a project is "still in the feasibility stage."
Meanwhile the Tribune has requested copies of documents detailing stormwater department salaries and other expenditures that are funded by the stormwater fees collected from water system customers.
"The city is partnering with the Corps of Engineers and the Division of Water Resources on a flood mitigation project along the Swannanoa. The goal of this project is to reduce flooding along the Swannanoa Valley and in Biltmore Village. This project is currently in the feasibility stage which identifies the specific project to be considered," Stomwater Department Manager McCray Coates told the Tribune.
Coates was responding to questions raised by the Tribune in connection with widespread street flooding and stream overflow that occurred during heavy rains on February 2-3. (See "As Residents Question Stormwater Fees, New Bout of Flooding Closes Streets," Feb. 10.) Although flooding affected low-lying areas all across town, the Biltmore Village area was hit particularly hard for the second time in five weeks, after a similar rain event Dec. 28-29.
On both occasions the rain runoff forced street closings and several suffered interior water damage. Merchants and property owners cited clogged city storm drains and blamed the city for not maintaining its drains properly. Several (people) told the Tribune they had personally attempted to unclog blocked drains they said were supposed to be city-maintained.
But Coates said the city does in fact maintain its drains, and that other drains may be on private property. "Stormwater drainage systems are complex and include natural and built components that span large distances. The City maintains components on City-owned property and right of way. Components on private property are outside the City's span of control," he told the Tribune.
"During rain events, Public Works crews are out focusing on cleaning drains that are clogged. After the rain events, we continue to address trouble areas. In regard to the maintenance of drainage systems, the city only maintains what lies with the public rights of way or easements. For the stormwater systems that fall off the right of way, they are on private property," he added.
And for those who may not be sure whether a given drain is public or private, Coates said, the city is here to help.
. "We are committed to educating private property owners on what they can do to maintain these private-property storm water systems. Best management practices are available on the City's website and we also do public education over the course of the year both on an individual and group basis," he said.
"Part of the infrastructure within the Biltmore Village is maintained by NCDOT and the City of Asheville. NCDOT maintains the thoroughfare streets including Sweeten Creek Road, Biltmore Ave, Meadow Road, and NC 81, the City maintains most other roads within Biltmore Village. From the large rain events, damages were wide spread throughout the city and the region," he added.
Lakeshore Drive and Chatham Road in North Asheville were also closed during the latest flooding incident as were Amboy Road and Lyman Street on the city's riverfront and parts of Tunnel Road to the east. The problems caused by the flooding touched off a fresh round of complaints and demands. People want to know why the situation keeps repeating itself in light of the money the city collects through its stormwater fees, which many refer to as a "rain tax."
According to the City, the bimonthly stormwater charge that is included in its water bills pays for a whole spectrum of services and programs. In responding to a Tribune question about where the money goes, Coates said:
"Concerning what activities the city performs with the stormwater utility fee, we replace and install new storm drainage pipe, perform street sweeping operations, maintain catch basins and drop inlets, perform ditching operations, repair sinkholes and any other items related to the public stormwater infrastructure."
Addressing criticism of the stormwater fee in 2014, Councilman Cecil Bothwell said, ""The utility is a break-even deal. … The mandate is for us to have rates that cover the costs, It's not like the city is suddenly discovering, 'Aha! Let's make some money on water.' "
"Mandate" is in fact a term frequently invoked by the city in describing the stormwater surcharge and the rationale behind it.
"It [the fee] is also part of a federal stormwater mandate that requires cities like Asheville to implement comprehensive stormwater programs," the city's website states, by way of saying that in charging its customers a stormwater fee the city is merely complying with federal guidelines.
But in fact, according to the School of Government at UNC- Chapel Hill, the only "federal mandate" driving Asheville's stormwater program is the decades-old Clean Water Act, which only laid down broad goals and guidelines for water protection. In the late 1980's, this act morphed into an arrangement called the Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF), a federal "partnership arrangement" which in fact placed most of the responsibility for water policing on state governments. In turn most state governments, including North Carolina's, played kick-the-cat and tossed implementation of the CWSRF's provisions into the laps of towns and cities.
So the boots-on-the-ground methodology for financing and maintaining its stormwater program was created and is carried out entirely by the City of Asheville.
An analysis by the Tribune in 2014 showed that salaries made up approximately 38% of the stormwater department's budget. A category titled "other direct" which Coates has said "is for things like materials, contracted services, professional services, fleet maintenance, fuel, street cut charges, tipping fees, etc.," also came to about 38% of the total budget.
When construction costs were broken out separately, they averaged about 3%. And the remainder, which historically has ranged between 19 and 21 per cent, was shown as going into a reserve fund, at an average of $660,000 per year.
The 2014 study showed that when the itemized expenditure figures, which totaled $13,896,552, were subtracted from $17,622,027 in gross revenue, a balance of $3,725,505, or 21%, was left unaccounted for.
In an effort to update its information and explore the stormwater budget in greater detail, the Tribune last week made a formal request to the city for most recent general ledger sheets detailing department salaries, construction-related expenditures and a breakdown of the "other direct" items.
As the Tribune was going to press on Feb. 16, a water main break was reported in Biltmore Village after a night of heavy rain. Details were not available at press time.


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WWE Hall Of Famer Ric Flair recently did an interview with WSVN-TV Entertainment Reporter Chris Van Vliet to talk about a variety a number of topics. During the interview Flair said he doesn't think John Cena will break his 16 time World Title record, who he thinks is the most talented Superstar on the WWE's roster today, and how different his career would have been if he was in today's era. You can check out what he had to say here below:
If he thinks John Cena will break his 16 time World Title record:
"No. Randy Orton is close, so is Triple H. I think John is kind of winding down. He's got so many other things going on. I wouldn't be surprised if he's not a host on Good Morning America or The Today Show. I mean he loves wrestling but he's got so diversified now that I don't think I'll see him chasing the Championship realm. But if he does, I'm all about it."
Who he thinks is the most talented Superstar on the WWE roster:
"Well gosh I think my daughter's the best male or female they have. I like AJ Styles, I like Randy very much. I like Seth Rollins, I think he's very good. I love Dolph Ziggler. They have a lot of great talent and it's hard to pick just one. I have a lot of respect for them and they work really hard."
How much different his career would have turned out if he broke into the business during this era:
"They wouldn't be able to afford me. If I was 25 right now and came along, there's not enough money. He'd have to give me part of the company. If I could walk in like I was in the 80s, make no mistake, he'd have to give me part of the company."


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Continuing our look back at the year the European and international royals had, we are taking a look at April through June.
The Spanish Royal Family attended Easter Mass, which later resulted in controversy due to what appeared to be a disagreement between Queen Letizia and her mother-in-law, Queen Sofía.
Infanta Cristina also joined her family for the Mass in memory of her paternal grandfather.
Princess Marie of Denmark took up the cause of removing landmines.
King Juan Carlos of Spain had successful surgery on his right knee.
Crown Princess Victoria was brought to tears at the memorial one year after the Stockholm terror attack.
The eighth wife of Swaziland's King died, after reportedly committing suicide.
Queen Máxima attended a conference and visited MS patients.
A lifelike doll of Princess Amalia of the Netherlands went on display.
Princess Lalla Salma and King Mohammed of Morocco reportedly divorced; this has never been confirmed by the Moroccan Royal Court.
New photos of Prince Alexander of Sweden were released for his second birthday.
King Albert II of Belgium received treatment for the narrowing of a heart valve.
The King of Swaziland renamed his country eSwatini.
The King and Queen of Sweden visited Japan.
Queen Margrethe of Denmark's sarcophagus was completed.
The Crown Prince Couple of Norway visited Estonia.
Several new images were released to mark King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands being on the throne for five years.
Princess Astrid of Belgium was put on mandatory rest after dealing with sleep issues.
Prince Henrik of Denmark, named after his grandfather, celebrated his ninth birthday.
Prince Albert of Monaco visited Canada.
Crown Prince Alexander of Serbia hosted a coffee tasting event. Several days later he and his wife, Crown Princess Katherine attended a reception with the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall.
Royal Central conducted an exclusive interview with Tessy Antony, Princess of Luxembourg. Read part one here, and part two here.
The Norwegian Royal Family celebrated National Day.
The Danish Crown Prince Family participated in the Royal Run for Crown Prince Frederik's 50th birthday.
Princess Salma of Jordan graduated high school.
The King and Queen of the Netherlands visited Luxembourg and attended events with the Grand Ducal Family.
Crown Prince Frederik celebrated his 50th birthday in grand fashion.
Princess Madeleine of Sweden took her daughter, Princess Leonore along for Childhood Day events.
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It was announced that Japan's Princess Aiko was to attend summer school at Eton.
Sweden released their traditional National Day picture of Princess Estelle and Prince Oscar ahead of the Royal Family taking part in the festivities.
Princess Ingrid Alexandra and Queen Sonja unveiled new sculptures in the Palace Park.
New official photos were released of Prince Joachim and Princess Marie of Denmark.
Princess Adrienne of Sweden was christened in Drottningholm's Royal Chapel.
Japan's Crown Prince Couple celebrated their silver wedding anniversary.
Emperor and Empress of Japan met survivors of Fukushima.
A new image was released for Prince Nicolas of Sweden's third birthday.
Princess Elisabeth of Denmark died at the age of 83.
King Felipe and Queen Letizia were welcomed to the White House.
It was announced that Princess Christina, the aunt of King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands, had bone cancer.
The Grand Ducal Court of Luxembourg revealed the Hereditary Grand Ducal Couple would be moving to London.
The Grand Ducal Family also celebrated Luxembourg's National Day.
Japan's Princess Ayako's engagement to businessman, Kei Moriya was announced.
Prince Nikolai of Denmark graduated from secondary school.


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About Connecticut Celebrates Israel
Join us Sunday, December 9, 2018 at 6:00 pm as Christians from the community of faith in Connecticut come together for Connecticut Celebrates Israel at Harvest Time Church, 1338 King St, Greenwich, CT 06831 . It will be a powerful night of solidarity with the Jewish people, and a wonderful celebration of the nation of Israel!
Israel is facing many challenges in the world right now, and the community of faith in the region will join together on Sunday, December 9 at 6pm to declare our love and support for Israel and the Jewish People. Please mark your calendar right now and plan to join us for this wonderful evening!
In this moment in Israel's history, you do not want to miss this opportunity to add your voice to those of others in this region expressing our love and support for Israel and the Jewish people!
This promises to be an exciting night, with many leaders and members of the Jewish Community present as our special guests. Speakers and guests will include representatives from Israel, as well as civic leaders from the region. The evening is free and open to the public, and a special offering will be taken for Israel.
Date: Sunday, December 9, 2018
Time: 6:00 pm
Location: Harvest Time Church, 1338 King St, Greenwich, CT
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Robert Stearns
Robert Stearns is widely recognized as a visionary leader, compelling communicator, gifted strategist, and influential bridge builder. He is the founder and executive director of Eagles' Wings, a global movement of churches, ministries, and leaders. Eagles' Wings is involved in a variety of strategic projects around the world, with a unique emphasis on interfaith dialogue and humanitarian care. Robert's life flows out of deep commitment to Jesus that is characterized by a distinct prophetic edge. A noted author, world-class musician, and highly sought after public speaker, his written works have been translated into 8 languages, his music is appreciated around the world, and he has ministered in over thirty nations while maintaining a distinct focus on Israel.
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Glenn Harvison has been the Lead Pastor of Harvest Time Church since 1999. Prior to that he was the Associate Pastor from 1996-1999. Born and raised in the suburbs of Philadelphia, Glenn found Christ and was filled with the Holy Spirit as a boy during the heyday of the Charismatic renewal. He felt called to ministry from the earliest time of memory and after high school studied at Faith School of Theology, earning his diploma in Pastoral Studies and Missions in 1988. After two years on a church staff in Philadelphia, Glenn studied at Central Bible College, where he earned a B.A. in Bible in 1991 and finally earning a Master of Divinity degree in 1996 at the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary. In addition to serving on church staffs in Maine and Pennsylvania, Glenn was the interim pastor of a congregation in Missouri for over two years and also served on the administrative staff of the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary for four years. He received ministry credentials from Faith School of Theology in 1990, and from the Assemblies of God in 1996.
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Judge Sonia Sotomayor responds to questions from the Senate Judiciary Committee for a second day. Today, the more junior members of the committee get their first crack at President Obama's choice for the Supreme Court. And like yesterday, Democrats have been friendly and supportive while Republicans challenged the nominee's statements in and out of the courtroom. We're going to let you listen to substantial excerpts of today's testimony and bring you analysis. A bit later in the hour, we'll talk about the numbers and importance of minorities and women on the high court. If you'd would like to ask questions about that, about what Judge Sotomayor has said or has not said, or about the confirmation process, you can send us an email. The address is email@example.com.
And let's go down to the Hart Office Building. And this is Senator Patrick Leahy, the chairman of the committee talking with Judge Sotomayor. He may be gaveling the session to an end. Indeed he has. Well, what timing. This is the end of the first round. The most junior senator on the committee, Al Franken, the newly appointed - newly elected senator from Minnesota just wrapped his testimony. His questions for Judge Sotomayor, with a stinging cross-examination, I think, on "Perry Mason" the show that she said inspired her when was a little girl watching on TV.
And then Senator Leahy gaveled the session to a close. What happens after the first round of questions when each of the 19 senators has their opportunity for half an hour of questions with the nominee is that the committee will retire to talk for a little bit and then come back for a second round of questions. Shorter time period for each senator. But the Republicans certainly indicated they want another round with Judge Sotomayor. And of course, the Democrats, though they may have little left to ask her, will make sure that somebody says something so it's not all Republicans quizzing her in a row - so she gets a break from the challenges from time to time.
David Savage joins us here in the studio. He covers the Supreme Court for the Los Angeles Times and the Chicago Tribune. And very good of you to have us - be with us today.
Mr. DAVID SAVAGE (Journalist, The Los Angeles Times; Chicago Tribune): Hi Neal.
CONAN: And day three - this is, of course, after the opening statements on Monday and first round of questioning yesterday. And then today, day three, seemed to focus more on issues.
Mr. SAVAGE: Yes, there's a lot of talk about abortion and gun rights from John Cornyn of Texas and Tom Coburn from Oklahoma. I thought they asked a lot of very good questions. They didn't get very detailed answers. She frequently said well that's an abstract issue or I can't comment on it. She didn't - I think over the last two days Sonia Sotomayor has given very good answers or least recently detailed answers when she is asked about her own court decisions. She can explain them. And she gives the whole rationale. If you ask her a general question about constitutional law, she gives you - she says well that's abstract and I can't really answer that question.
CONAN: And she is not alone in that. Previous nominees have come up with very much the same kind of formula. I'm not going to be drawn on hypothetical questions to give the opposition ammunition.
Mr. SAVAGE: Yes, that's absolutely right. It's almost a formula with all these now, you know, the judge will in this case defend her own decisions, explain them, but not venture any broader views on the law.
CONAN: You mentioned some of the toughest questioning came from John Cornyn of Texas. He asked these so called - he asked about these so called New Haven firefighter case. This is the Ricci case as it's known, which was, came to the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in New York on the three-judge panel on which Judge Sotomayor was a participant. They upheld the city of New Haven and then that decision, of course, recently reversed by the Supreme Court. And here's John Cornyn asking about the Ricci case.
Senator JOHN CORNYN (Republican, Texas): Don't you think that these firefighters and other litigants deserve a more detailed analysis of their claims and an explanation for why you ultimately deny their claim?
Judge SONIA SOTOMAYOR (Second Circuit Court of Appeals; Supreme Court Nominee): As you know that the court's opinion issued after discussions en banc recognize, as I do - the hardship that the firefighters experienced. That's not been naysaid by anyone. The issue before the court was a different one, and the one that the district court addressed was what decision the decision-makers made, not what people behind the scenes wanted the decision-makers to make, but what they were considering. And what they were considering was the state of the law at the time and in an attempt to comply with what they believe the law said.
And what the panel recognized as what the Second Circuit precedent said, that they made a choice under that existing law. The Supreme Court in its decision set - a new standard by which an employer and lower court should review what the employer is doing by the substantial evidence test. That test was not discussed with the panel. It wasn't part of the arguments below. That was a decision by the court borrowing from other areas of the law and saying, we think this would work better in this situation.
CONAN: And David Savage, Judge Sotomayor explaining that she and her colleagues on the Second Circuit applied precedent as they saw it, applying in this case, when the case went up to the Supreme Court by a five-four decision. Now, they said, well, we're going to change that.
Mr. SAVAGE: I think this is one where her legal defense is better than it's been portrayed in some quarters. In some of the stories, you would have thought she just decided, I don't care so much about the white firefighters. I care about protecting the black firefighters. But the legal issue in this case was Title VII, the Civil Rights Law says, if you're an employer and you have a job standard or a promotional test, and it has a disparate effect on a minority group, you can be sued. Well, I think a lot of employers would think, wow. We've got a problem. We don't want to be sued.
And your lawyer says to you, you better not go ahead with this or we're going to be sued. That's essentially what happened in the New Haven case. Now it raised another issue that a lot of people think was also deeply unfair, which was a group of firefighters took the test, most of them are white. They did well. It felt like that they were being cheated. But her decision, and I think the Second Circuit's decision was reasonable on the law at the time, which was to say, the New Haven City government was following the law as they understood it and that's why they acted and that's why we are upholding it.
CONAN: As mentioned, there were also questions about Reproductive Rights today from several senators including Republican Senator Tom Coburn, also Dr. Coburn, an obstetrician, who asked the nominee some specific questions about the applications of technology in deciding the legal standards on abortion.
Senator TOM COBURN (Republican, Oklahoma): Does technology, in terms of the advancement of technology, should it have any bearing whatsoever on the way we look at Roe v. Wade? For example, published reports most recently of a 21 week - 21 week, that's a 142 days - fetus alive and well now at nine months of age with no apparent complications because the technology has advanced so far that we can now save children who are born prematurely at that level. Should that have any bearing as we look at the law?
Judge SOTOMAYOR: The law has answered a different question. It's talked about the constitutional right of women…
Sen. COBURN: I understand…
Judge SOTOMAYOR: …in certain circumstances and as I indicated the issue becomes one of what's the state regulation in any particular…
Sen. COBURN: I understand…
Judge SOTOMAYOR: …circumstances.
Sen. COBURN: …but all I'm asking is should it have any bearing?
Judge SOTOMAYOR: I can't answer that in the abstract because the question, as it would come before me, wouldn't be in the way that you form it as a citizen. It would come to me as a judge in the context of some action that someone's taking, whether if it's the state, the state, if it's a private citizen being controlled by the state challenging that action. Those issues are…
Sen. COBURN: But viability is a portion of a lot of that. And a lot of the decisions have been made basis on viability. If we now have viability at 21 weeks, why would that not be something that should be considered as we look at the status of what can and cannot happen in terms of this right to privacy that's been granted under Roe v. Wade and Casey?
Judge SOTOMAYOR: All I can say to you is what the court's done, and the standard that the court has applied, what factors it may or may not look at within a particular factual situation can't be predicted in a way to say, yes, absolutely, that's going to be considered. No, this won't be considered.
Sen. COBURN: All I'm asking is whether it should. Should viability, should technology at any time be considered as we discuss these very delicate issues that have such an impact on so many people? And your answer is that you can't answer it.
Judge SOTOMAYOR: I can't because that's not a question that the court reaches out to answer.
CONAN: Senator Coburn then went on to ask questions about the right to self-defense and asked Sonia Sotomayor if the Constitution guarantees every citizen the right to defend himself.
Sen. COBURN: Just yes or no. Do we have that right?
Judge SOTOMAYOR: I know it's difficult to deal with someone, as like a judge, who is so sort of - whose thinking is so cornered by law.
Sen. COBURN: I know. Kind of like a doctor. I can't quit using doctor terms. I know that.
Judge SOTOMAYOR: That's exactly right, but let me try to address what you're saying in the context that I can, okay? Which is what I have experience with, all right, which is New York criminal law because I was a former prosecutor. And I'm talking in very broad terms, but under New York law, if you're being threatened with eminent death or very serious injury, you can use force to repel that, and that would be legal.
The question that would come up and does come up before juries and judges is how eminent is the threat? If the threat was in this room, I'm going to come get you, and you go home and get - or I go home. I don't want to suggest I am, by the way.
(Soundbite of laughter)
Judge SOTOMAYOR: Please, I don't want anybody to misunderstand what I'm trying to say. If I go home, get a gun, come back and shoot you, that may not be legal under New York law because you would have alternative ways to defend…
Sen. COBURN: You'll have lots of 'splainin to do.
(Soundbite of laughter)
Judge SOTOMAYOR: I'd be in a lot of trouble then, but I couldn't do that under a definition of self-defense. And so that's what I was trying to explain in terms of why, in looking at this as a judge, I'm thinking about how that question comes up and how the answer can differ so radically given the hypothetical facts before you.
CONAN: Interchanges between Judge Sonia Sotomayor and Tom Coburn, the Republican senator from Oklahoma. Of course, Perry Mason not the only television show just referenced there. There was a reference to the Lucy show, as well, you got some 'splainin to do.
We're bringing you highlights from today's confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee. Up next, we'll parse her comments with Charles Ogletree, who endorses Sonia Sotomayor, and Neomi Rao, who is scheduled to testify later this week about her concerns about the nominee. David Savage will stay with us, as well. I'm Neal Conan. This is special coverage from NPR News.
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CONAN: This is special coverage from NPR News. I'm Neal Conan in Washington. It's day three of the hearings into Sonia Sotomayor's nomination to be an associate justice of the United States Supreme Court. There is still no sign she will not be confirmed to replace retired Justice David Souter.
Republicans pressed her again today on the issue of abortion, on her attitudes about race, the law and justice and some of her comments off the bench. Democrats continue to hope for bipartisan support.
Our guide to these hearings is David Savage, who covers the Supreme Court for the Los Angeles Times and the Chicago Tribune. If you'd like to ask questions about what Judge Sotomayor has said or has not said about the confirmation process, send us an email. The address is email@example.com. Joining us here in the studio, Charles Ogletree, a professor at Harvard Law School, and Neomi Rao, who's a professor at George Mason University School of Law. Later this week, she will testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee as a witness for the minority, and nice to have you both with us today here in the studio.
Mr. CHARLES OGLETREE (Professor, Harvard Law School): Glad to be with you.
Ms. NEOMI RAO (Professor, George Mason University School of Law): Thank you.
CONAN: And Neomi Rao, tell us what you - give us a preview of what you plan to say when you appear before the committee.
Ms. RAO: Sure. One of the things that I'm going to be addressing is the appropriate role of a judge. And to examine some common, competing different judicial philosophies that people often espouse and to try to situate Judge Sotomayor on this spectrum of judicial philosophies.
CONAN: And where would you situate her?
Ms. RAO: Well, I think that there are a couple things we can look at. She has made a number of statements in speeches and in her writings about what she views the judicial role to be. And in those writings and speeches, she has articulated a view of the judicial role that is a very personal that focuses on the individual beliefs of a judge.
And I think in this, she is very far from the sort of formalist end of the judicial philosophy spectrum, and she may even be past the mainstream, pragmatic end of the spectrum. And of course, in the hearings today and yesterday, she has disavowed a number of her earlier statements, and so that's something that the senators will have to consider.
CONAN: And are you talking about her decisions, the decisions she's made in the courtroom or some of the things she said, for example, in the speech at Berkeley or the comments she made at Duke?
Ms. RAO: I think I'm more concerned with her speeches. She is a court of appeals judge, and so as a lawyer court judge, she's bound by Supreme Court precedent. And in her opinions on the second circuit, she hasn't had much opportunity, and most lower court judges don't have much opportunity to articulate what the appropriate role of a judge is. So I think it is important to consider what she said about the judicial role when she has been speaking outside of the courtroom, and she said many of these statements time and time again over a number of years.
CONAN: Let's bring Charles Ogletree into the conversation, and your signature was among more than 1,000 of law professors across the country endorsing Sonia Sotomayor. Why do you think the Senate should vote to confirm her?
Mr. OGLETREE: Well, because she's exceptionally well-qualified. I've known Judge Sotomayor for a long time. She's hired some of my students as law clerks. I've read her opinions, and the reality is that if you listen - I was there today at the hearings. It's amazing that it's very hard to find an opinion that she's written or been a part of, out of 3,000, that you can say - or any opinion where she says as a Latina woman or as a woman or as a minority, I feel this way. She doesn't do that.
In fact, she is very pedantic about the law, respects the law and constantly says in cases like the crash of the TWA airplane with their, you know, victims, innocent victims, that she couldn't side with them because the law didn't allow it. She always cites precedent. Even in the Ritchie case, which people have talked about, she was going with the existing law.
So she is someone who is not only mainstream but moderate in her decisions, and I think that that's what the senators are finding out, and I'm glad that people are testifying. They have a right to say what they want to say. They ask the questions, and she has an obligation to answer them, even if the answer is I can't comment on it. But I think at the end of the day, 70 or more of these senators will say, you know what? She's qualified. There's no qualification that excludes her, and we should confirm her.
CONAN: Seventy or more. What do you think the vote is going to be on the Judiciary Committee?
Mr. OGLETREE: I think it'll be over a dozen.
CONAN: And that would include, of course, well, there are 12 Democrats, so…
Mr. OGLETREE: Yup.
CONAN: So you think they're going to get some Republicans.
Mr. OGLETREE: Yes, and I won't name them, not yet.
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CONAN: David Savage, what do you think of Charles Ogletree's prognostications there?
Mr. SAVAGE: Well, it may be right. I do not have any idea. All the Republicans have asked skeptical questions. I don't know, in the end, whether some of them will vote for her. I do think a lot of - their feeling is that, you know, Barack Obama voted against John Roberts and Sam Alito. The vote against Sam Alito was pretty much of a partisan line. I think the Republicans think they could all line up and vote against her.
I don't sense that any of them are particularly - I don't think anybody's going after her too hard. So I can also imagine a couple saying, we'll vote for her, and then we'll hold our fire for President Obama's next nominee.
CONAN: And there is that well-known quote, Charles Ogletree, about the - President Obama, when deciding his vote, eventually against John Roberts, telling his chief of staff at the time, well, you know, if I were to appoint a Supreme Court nominee, I wouldn't want people making the decision simply on the basis of ideology and his chief of staff saying, well, politics tells you to vote against her.
Mr. OGLETREE: Yeah, I think Barack Obama has made a wise set of choices in those who he's opposed as a senator and now who he's nominated for the Supreme Court, and he was right about Roberts and about Alito.
They have not just been conservatives, but in fact, if you look at Alito's opinion the Ritchie case and other cases, he'd like to move the ball even further in terms of the importance of Title VII of the - 1964 Civil Rights Act. And I think that even Barack Obama, when he talked about the issue of empathy, I hope that's something I taught him in law school. That's a good thing. It's not liberal. It's not conservative.
It's a sense of understanding people and putting yourself in that position to understand them, but it's not saying that's how you're going to decide a case, but you decide it with a sense of bringing your experience in there. And Judge Sotomayor has appropriately backed off of that and have some people concerned. But the reality is she's right, and her opinions are what make a difference.
I'd like someone to say in these 3,000 opinions, she is going to be a liberal or more liberal than the court now. In fact, I'm, as a supporter, very concerned about her criminal justice opinions. She's been siding with the government in very serious cases, and I haven't seen her at all go beyond what the law requires to give someone extra benefit or extra credit.
So she's a very tough-minded jurist, very well-prepared jurist. And she will be, I think, a suitable opponent for people like Justice Scalia, who I admire, when she joins the court.
CONAN: Neomi Rao, Judge Sotomayor, as part of that background she sites, is of course as a prosecutor in the Manhattan district attorney's office. And as we just heard from Professor Ogletree, she has sided often with the prosecution side of the case in her role as a judge.
Ms. RAO: I think that that's right. I think it's often hard, though, to evaluate a judge's philosophy simply by the outcome of a case, right? I mean, we have to look at what the underlying law is, how they approach the current precedent and how they're applying the law to the specific facts of a case. And I think it's interesting.
She has espoused, you know, a fidelity to the law, and she said repeatedly over the last few days that she wants to follow the law and not her heart, which is a comment that President Obama had made. But of course, in having fidelity to the law, there are a number of ways that people can do that.
There are many different approaches to being faithful to the law, and I think what we haven't seen in the hearing is her articulating just how she would approach statutes and the Constitution in the process of interpreting them.
CONAN: Do you think that she would be different or decidedly different from the justice that she would be replacing, David Souter?
Ms. RAO: I think that's hard to predict. It's always hard to say how someone is going to decide cases once they're on the Supreme Court. I think most indications are that she would probably agree with Justice Souter in a large number of cases, but that, of course, isn't the test for whether someone should be confirmed.
CONAN: And the empathy that you're talking about that was the standard raised by President Obama, in 95 percent of the cases, he said, well, it's the law. The last few cases, he said, well, somebody's life experience really does make a difference. That has become really, well, a very important word in the debates that we've been hearing over the past few days.
Ms. RAO: I think that's right, and I think in part that's because there are very few politicians who are willing to espouse this kind of personal approach to judging. I mean, I think senators on both sides of the political spectrum at least say repeatedly that we want judges who make law, not policy, and…
CONAN: The umpire analogy.
Ms. RAO: The umpire analogy. Almost everyone agrees with that as a matter of theory or in the abstract, even if perhaps they intend different things by it when they use those words. So I think what's so interesting about President Obama's statement is that it really is outside of the accepted rhetoric about the judicial role.
CONAN: And we've just been mentioning the umpire analogy. We heard excerpts today, Judge Sonia Sotomayor being asked questions, some tough questions by Republican senators. And well, there were some questions from the Democratic side of the aisle, indeed more questions from the Democratic side of the aisle than the Republican side, given the lopsided majority the Democrats enjoy on the Judiciary Committee of 12 to seven, but they were not especially challenging. Here, for example, Ben Cardin, the Democrat from the state of Maryland.
Senator BEN CARDIN (Democrat, Maryland): I just want you to know that the baseball fans of Baltimore knew there was a judge somewhere that changed, in a very favorable way, the reputation of Baltimore forever. You are a hero, and they now know it's Judge Sotomayor. You're a hero to the Baltimore fan - baseball fans. Let me explain. The Major League Baseball strike, you allowed the season to continue so Carl Ripken could become the iron man of baseball in September 1995.
(Soundbite of laughter)
Sen. CARDIN: So we just want to invite you - as a baseball fan, we want to invite you to an Oriole game, and we promise it will not be when the Yankees are playing so you can root for the Baltimore Orioles.
(Soundbite of laughter)
Judge SOTOMAYOR: That's a great invitation. And good morning, Senator. You can assure your Baltimore fans that I have been to Camden Yards. It's a beautiful stadium.
CONAN: And other very controversial matters. Probably the endorsement of the New York Yankees the most controversial thing she has said in her hearings so far these last couple of days. What do we learn in these hearings, Charles Ogletree?
Prof. OGLETREE: Well, one thing. I don't everybody got the memo. The memo that went around made clear Barack Obama is not a candidate for the Supreme Court. What he says, what he believes is irrelevant. Sonia Sotomayor's writings are mainstream, very pragmatic. She's not a threat to our Constitution. But third, that this is an important process. It's a transparent process.
I'm so glad that the senators are doing their responsibility about the Constitution by asking tough questions, trying to see what a candidate thinks, trying to assure that they follow the law. But the reality is that nothing they do is going to assure that Republican or conservative, liberal or Democrat. But what they can do is let the American people know, I've done my job, carried out my duty, by asking important questions for someone who has an unprecedented lifetime on the court.
So I do think they're doing their job. And I think that she's doing her job by letting us know that the law matters, not what I say, what I feel, but what I do and what I've done for the last 17 years.
CONAN: Hmm. And by the way, we have been informed, when we just came on the air, Al Franken was quizzing Judge Sotomayor about Perry Mason cases. Indeed, he was asking about the case that Perry did not win, the only one. We've been informed it was the case of the deadly verdict from the 17th of October, 1963. But, of course, it was not Perry's fault. His client withheld evidence that Perry required to win. So, well, that was the one case that Perry Mason lost.
Prof. OGLETREE: Perry's still undefeated. That's…
CONAN: Perry is still undefeated.
Mr. SAVAGE: I didn't know he'd lost one.
CONAN: Indeed.
Prof. OGLETREE: He did one.
CONAN: And I'm also told that indeed there were guest lawyers when Burr was recovering from surgery. That, of course, the actor who played Perry Mason, including Bette Davis in "The Case of the Constant Doyle" episode number 6-16 from 1963. David Savage, it's interesting we get such an interesting look into early 1960's television in the case of Judge Sotomayor. We're talking with Charles Ogletree and with Neomi Rao and, of course, David Savage. You're listening to Special Coverage from NPR News.
And, David, as you go back through this, we - so much of what we've been hearing in the last few days seems to be about these senators settling scores about what they - what was done properly and improperly in previous cases of Supreme Court nominees and, to some degree, marking the ground for the future.
Mr. SAVAGE: Yes. In the past, I recall mentioning to my colleagues in the office that this is sort of like them covering the Israelis and Palestinians. There's this endless long back and forth fight. And when you cover the Judiciary Committee, you always go up there and they start referring to the previous nominations, when your side did this and we did that and you held up the hearing or you filibustered or threatened - that seems to be the Judiciary Committee for a long time has been sort of an unhappy family.
Prof. OGLETREE: It is the - I have thought from the beginning that this hearing seems very much like the flipside of the Sam Alito hearing from two or three years ago. He was a well-qualified solid Appeals Court judge. The Republicans had a majority. You almost knew he was going to be confirmed. He basically explained his cases and didn't say much. The Democrats criticized him, voted against him; he was confirmed.
This was a little bit the same. Sonia Sotomayor is an exceptionally well-qualified, competent, smart Appeals Court judge. The Republicans, you know, don't think that she's the person they'd like on the Supreme Court. The Democrats have a solid majority. She doesn't have to win over the Republican votes. She can just play defense for three days and she will be confirmed.
CONAN: Speaking of winning over, Neomi Rao, is there anything that she could have said in the last couple of days that would have changed your mind?
Ms. RAO: Well, that's an interesting question. You know, I think that she's been like many nominees before the Judiciary Committee in the circumstances. She's been extremely deliberate. She's been careful. She's been cautious. And as David noted, she doesn't really have much to lose. And so, she can play defense.
And I think, you know, it's hard to say that something that happens over a couple of days can reflect a person's judicial philosophy more than, you know, over a decade on the Court of Appeals and a series of writings and speeches. So I think it would take a lot for me to view her record differently simply based on the statements that she made at the hearing.
CONAN: And let me ask you the same question, almost in reverse, Charles Ogletree. You mentioned some of her decisions, you know, citing her prosecution background that give you pause. But nevertheless, is there something that would have disturbed you, do you think, that would have made you reconsider your support for the nominee?
Prof. OGLETREE: I don't think so because my sense is that what she agrees with is within the bounds of the law. She's not making new law. She's affirming constitutional principles. And she believes, like she said today, that there's a warrant requirement and the police didn't meet it in one case. But there are exceptions to the warrant requirement. And one of the tests is reasonableness and that there's a good faith exception. She's right about that.
And what she said and what she did in that case was side for the government, even though a lot of people thought that if they didn't have a warrant it was defective, that ends the ballgame. But I like the fact that she says she's careful, she's meticulous. She may not - she will not rule my way all the time or even most of the time. But you know what, I'm very comfortable with the fact that she understands the enormity of her role, and she'll do a great job as a Supreme Court justice.
CONAN: All right. Charles Ogletree and Noemi Rao, we thank you both for your time today. Appreciate you coming into the studio.
David, before we let you go, the senators - well, there will be a second round of questions?
Mr. SAVAGE: Yes. That's what I understand. They were going to have a closed-door meeting for an hour, and then the second round is supposed to be 20 minutes. The Republicans have said they want to go ahead with the second round. I assume that'll carry things well into tomorrow.
CONAN: And then on Friday, we could expect the panels of people brought up by both sides, the minority and the majority, to testify on behalf.
Mr. SAVAGE: That's also possible, it may be up Thursday afternoon.
CONAN: Thursday. Will you be ready to go up on Thursday afternoon, Neomi?
Prof. RAO: My understanding from the staff is that they would like to wrap up Thursday evening if possible.
CONAN: Well, in that case, I sit corrected. Thank you very much for your time. Neomi Rao is an assistant professor of law at George Mason University School of Law. Charles Ogletree, the Jesse Climenko professor of law at Harvard Law School and executive director of the Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Race and Justice. And of course, David Savage covers the Supreme Court for the Los Angeles Times and the Chicago Tribune.
Very crowded studio today. They were all kind enough to join us here in Studio 3A. Coming up, we'll take a closer look at diversity on the high court, how sex and ethnicity make a difference or not. Stay with us. I'm Neal Conan. You're listening to Special Coverage from NPR News.
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As the anniversary of Prince's death approaches on April 21, his first wife Mayte Garcia tells Hannah Stephenson about life with the flamboyant singer and the tragic loss that tore them apart
MAYTE Garcia laughs as she recalls how her husband would borrow her make-up, mascara and even clothes from her wardrobe. But then her husband was Prince, the icon revered for his flamboyant style and enigmatic public image, as much as his music and songs.
"He wore my make-up, he wore my perfumes. If I bought a new one, it would be gone. Even my trousers. He would take them and get them cut so that he could wear them," reveals Garcia, 43, who at 5ft 4ins, was two inches taller than the star.
A dancer, she met the Purple Rain megastar when she was 16 and he was 32, and became his backing dancer, long-time muse, first wife and mother of his only child. They married in 1996 and split a few years later, finally signing divorce papers in 2000.
Garcia says the year since his death has been an 'awakening'. "It's made me more compassionate and more aware of my surroundings. It's been a year where you don't want it to be real, where you wake up thinking, 'Did all of this really happen, is this a dream?'"
It also led to her decision, for the first time ever, to reveal what it was like being married to one of the most famous and enigmatic music performers and writers of the century, which she does through her new book, The Most Beautiful: My Life With Prince.
Today, she lives in a modest home in the Los Angeles suburb Woodland Hills, with her adopted daughter Gia, five, and teaches belly dancing, as well as keeping busy with the small dog rescue charity she founded. It's a far cry from Paisley Park, Prince's vast recording complex and living area outside Minneapolis, where they lived. She still has pictures of him, some of his clothes and jewellery, which she's resisted auctioning off, but can't quite bring herself to listen to the music he created during their time together.
It all started in 1990; Garcia had gone to see Prince perform in Barcelona, and after returning to Germany, where her pilot father was based, her mother found out that the singer's Nude Tour would be in Mannheim later that year. She persuaded Garcia to shoot a video of herself dancing - in the hope of getting her a job - which they handed to a dancer backstage before the concert. Prince agreed to meet her. "He was a musical genius who had a big heart," she says. "I want people to know that he wasn't a weird reclusive. He was definitely not normal, but that's why people loved him."
When they married, she joined him on five world tours, appeared in dozens of music videos, after-shows and photo-shoots. "He was funny, playful. He was older than me, but he made me feel important, like what I had to think and say mattered. I remember feeling like I had a voice, even if it wasn't something I had anything to do with, like music. He would listen to me, talking about life. He was a great friend and very attentive, very alert."
Once married, Garcia fell pregnant quickly, but heartache followed when their son Amiir lived for just a week, due to a rare genetic disorder. The loss was so agonising that Garcia contemplated suicide.
"I didn't know how I was going to get out of this deep hole. My body was aching for that baby. Prince was dealing with his pain too. I didn't know how I was going to wake up not crying. I don't remember food for months. I don't know how I got back to enjoying anything.
"It was really hard to talk about it and I remember trying to find the right words," she continues. "I don't think there are any words that can explain how it feels to lose a child, but I remember feeling so low, for a moment I stepped out of my body and said, 'I don't wish this on my worst enemy'.
"I felt a sense of failure, of, 'What did I do?', of anger, disbelief, shock. I didn't want to confront it or deal with it. It has to be a blur for me to keep moving forward, but it's in my heart and I'll always feel it and I'll always have a sense of compassion and respect for people who go through that."
Prince's way of coping with it was to throw himself into work and go on tour. "At first, we helped each other," she says. "He went on tour and I got healthy. We were together and we tried again."
She believes he was so lost in his own grief that it left him vulnerable to recruitment into the Jehovah's Witnesses by his friend Larry Graham, the former bass player for Sly And The Family Stone. His newfound faith further distanced him from Garcia.
An early miscarriage in her second pregnancy led to further distress, but Prince threw himself into more touring and met Manuela Testolini, a consultant for his charity, who was to become his second ex-wife. Garcia signed the divorce papers in 2000, but not before Prince had instructed his assistant to burn everything in the house that reminded him of her or the baby, including the contents of the nursery, Amiir's crib, toys, clothes and even his ashes.
"Now, being older, I look back and think I could definitely have dealt with it differently. I don't blame myself, but there's a part of me now that thinks, fight for what you love. It's always in my heart and it's painful."
She says she was never aware of him taking drugs in the decade they were together or popping too many prescription pills, although she records several incidents in the book in which he behaved strangely, saying he was sick. Nevertheless, his death at 57, from an accidental overdose of the painkiller fentanyl, came as a huge shock.
That fateful day, Garcia had dropped off Gia and was on her way to an animal care centre when Testolino texted her, asking her to call her. Pulling over, she made the call to be told by Testolino that Prince had died in an elevator at Paisley. Garcia recalls screaming and crying, and arrived home to find reporters and photographers were already camped outside.
In the last year, she's grieved a lot, but says: "I also know because of what we went through, that Prince wouldn't want that. He was always looking to evolve and become enlightened and go to the next level, so when I have my moments - and I've had many - I have to remember that he was such a spiritual man. I've lost someone very important in my life. We hadn't spoken for a few years, but that love was still there.
"I think April 21 will be really hard for everybody," Garcia continues. "I'm hoping this book gives people a sense of comfort. It's a beautiful love story and I hope it makes people love him more."
The Most Beautiful: My Life With Prince by Mayte Garcia (Trapeze, £18.99)


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US-Backed Saudi Coalition "Cut Deals" With Al Qaeda's "Most Dangerous" Branch in Yemen
SANA'A, YEMEN — The Saudi Arabia-led coalition in Yemen has been revealed to have reached a series of secret deals with Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) and to have even recruited members of the terrorist group to fight on its behalf against Yemeni resistance groups, according to a new report in the Associated Press.
According to the AP's investigation, the Saudi-led coalition — which enjoys the support of both the United States and the United Kingdom — has paid large sums to Al Qaeda commanders in exchange for their leaving key locations throughout coalition-controlled Yemen, while also allowing the terror group's forces to retreat with all of their weapons, cash and supplies without fear of reprisal.
The investigation further found that the international coalition actively recruited hundreds of Al Qaeda fighters to join the coalition's ranks as foot soldiers in a war that has spawned the world's worst humanitarian crisis. Those fighters were deliberately sought out for their reputation of being "exceptional" on the battlefield.
Senior government figures involved in the coalition's dubious deal-making later confirmed to the AP that the United States had been informed of the arrangements and had even avoided conducting airstrikes against Al Qaeda militants in Yemen. However, the Pentagon vigorously denied complicity with AQAP militants to the AP when requested to comment, instead stating that the Trump administration has worked to "disrupt its [AQAP's] ability to use ungoverned spaces to recruit, train and plan operations against the U.S. and our partners across the region."
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The facts, however, stand in stark contrast to the Pentagon's assertions, as evidence of the coalition's tacit support for Al Qaeda has been known for some time. As a result of the coalition's support and the chaos caused by the conflict itself, AQAP — once called "the most dangerous regional node in the global jihad" by the CIA — has "become stronger than at any time since it first emerged almost 20 years ago," according to a Reuters investigation that was published last year.
Yet, AQAP's rise to prominence in the chaos of war-torn Yemen is hardly a coincidence, as both the United States and Saudi Arabia have directly aided its ascendance. For instance, even prior to the beginning of the war in Yemen in March 2015, the U.S. had known that its deadly drone war in the country — ostensibly carried out to reduce AQAP's effectiveness — was actually strengthening the terror group's presence.
Then, once the conflict began, the U.S. turned a blind eye to the coalition's alliances with AQAP in major offensives and even the coalition's offering of weapons and cash to the group. Even when the Saudi-backed government of Yemen sent al-Qaeda members to represent it in peace talks held in Geneva, the U.S. continued to give its full backing to the Saudi-led coalition, selling the coalition billions in weapons and supplying military and logistical assistance.
The U.S.' publicly stated position on Al Qaeda notwithstanding, Washington has often used the group's presence as a pretext for military operations and even aided the group in service to larger foreign policy agendas. As MintPress reported last year, the U.S. has no qualms about aiding AQAP as long as the group's presence suits its geopolitical agenda. Indeed, the presence of AQAP in Yemen has been used to justify a slow build-up of U.S. military assets and troops in that country for years, all actually aimed at the Yemeni resistance that has managed to resist the well-armed and well-funded coalition for over three years.
Top Photo | A group of suspected al-Qaeda militants accused of killing an army general in a suicide bombing stand trial at a state security court in Sanaa, Yemen, in this April 22, 2014 photo. Hani Mohammed | AP
Whitney Webb is a staff writer for MintPress News and a contributor to Ben Swann's Truth in Media. Her work has appeared on Global Research, the Ron Paul Institute and 21st Century Wire, among others. She has also made radio and TV appearances on RT and Sputnik. She currently lives with her family in southern Chile.
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A cruise ship has come under the radar again after a woman staff was sexually assaulted on board by her ex-lover. The incident is reported to have occurred after party.
The ex-lover who is also a crew member of the ship was arrested by the police hours later and has been denied bail by the judge.
Sources said she was attacked on a ship called Rhapsody being used as a hotel for the crew.
A police spokesman confirmed: "He is being investigated on suspicion of aggravated sexual assault."
He faces up to three years in prison if found guilty at trial. The Disney's Wonder cruise vessel is still docked in Cadiz.
Disney Cruise Line operates the cruise ship and carries around 2,400 passengers with a crew of around 950 people.
A Disney Cruise Line spokesman said: "He's no longer with the company."
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There are still a few days left to enjoy the Edinburgh International Film Festival, where I've been volunteering this past week or so. It has been terrific to be part of the team and of the buzz around town – and great to get out and see films as they were intended, i.e. at the cinema instead of on my 12″ laptop. The Festival headquarters is at Filmhouse but it has spilled out into the Odeon, CineWorld and the Festival Theatre, where screenings are also taking place. I've managed to see quite a variety of films in several different languages – from contemporary US animation to a Polish bio-pic. It has been a truly international experience, not only through the films but also through the people attending - including amongst my volunteer colleagues, which has added greatly to the enjoyment.
It is such a treat to immerse oneself in a particular art form and this Festival has without a doubt lived up to the definition of cinema being the "Seventh Art". At the turn of the 20th century, the Italian film theoretician, Ricciotto Canudo, categorised cinema as the 7th because he saw it as the coalescing of three rhythmic arts – music, dance and poetry – and of three plastic arts – architecture, sculpture and painting. And at this Festival the films have encompassed all of those, through subject matter as well as through the medium of film itself.
Looking back over the films I've seen, the one that has stayed with me, as if in accord with its title, is "Afterimage" (Powidoki) by the late Polish director, Andrzej Wajda, about his compatriot, the artist, Wladyslaw Strzemiński. In my ignorance, I knew nothing about this painter but through the film, and some research later, I learn that he was, amongst other things, a pioneer of what was known as the Constructivist avant-garde of the 1920′s and 30′s. The title of the film comes from a series of paintings he made, referred to as "afterimages of light." These works record optical impressions caused by looking at the sun. The film also highlighted that his estranged wife, Katarzyna Kobro, is one of the most esteemed sculptors of the inter-war years. That's one of the best aspects of a film like this – that it leads one to a part of history one might never have otherwise found. Strzemiński's life turned out to be terribly hard after he fell out of favour with the State in 1950 for failing to comply with the Socialist doctrine for Realist art. The theme of independence of the artist against institutional pressures is clearly one that the Director, Wajda, held close to his heart. It was the only one of the public film screenings I attended where there was a spontaneous round of applause at the end, i.e. it didn't need the presence of anyone involved in the making of the film for the audience to show its pleasure.


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