Decline in U.S. stocks at the open and eyes on Bernanke

U.S. stocks fell at the open on Thursday as investors awaited a speech Ben Bernanke Federal Reserve Chairman (Fed) on Friday at a forum for central bank governors for any hints of a new economic stimulus measures.

The Dow Jones industrial average was 70.23 points, or 0.54 percent, to 13037 points, and the benchmark S & P 500 East was up 7.71 points, or 0.55 percent to 1402.78 points.

The Nasdaq Composite Index, which IXIC Technology 16.22 points, or 0.53 percent, to 3064.97 points.

U.S. Defense Secretary to visit China soon amid disputes

Intends U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta making his first visit to China since taking office, in the coming weeks at a time of growing differences in the country on how to resolve the border disputes Beijing.

Said Guenj Yan Cheng, a spokesman for the Chinese Defense Ministry, said Thursday that Panetta will visit China next month, and Panetta's visit comes after the host to his Chinese counterpart General Liang Guanglie in May in Washington.

The Guenj explained that the two armies were holding separate talks on exercises to combat maritime piracy, and vary the United States and China on how to deal with conflicting territorial claims in the South China Sea between China and a number of its neighbors. Washington has criticized the establishment of China's military barracks. China says it wants to deal with disputes bilaterally, rather than in a multilateral manner.

United Nations Demanding France to abide by international standards of non-discrimination

After the French government to expel Roma immigrants (Roma people) and the targeting of their settlements, said the Office of the High Commissioner of the United Nations Human Rights that the continuation of the French government in these practices incompatible with international standards of non-discrimination.

And invited a group of of Experts independent of the United Nations the French government to adhere to international standards of non-discrimination, asserting that the deportation is not a solution to the problems, and that it must find legal safeguards for individuals, especially women, children and people with special needs, including ensuring the right to adequate housing.

The experts pointed out earlier take the French government to similar actions against Roma in August 2010 were the subject of resentment from the EU and the international community, and stressed that such actions demonstrate that the Roma do not enjoy equal human rights with others, such as freedom of movement. The Special Rapporteur emphasized the United Nations on the human rights of migrants Francois CREPON expulsion university conduct proscribed by international law and that any deportation must be consistent with international Almaiar and is on a voluntary basis.

As confirmed by the Special Rapporteur of the United Nations on combating racism Mutama Roterih that the policy of collective expulsion fueling a climate of hostility against Roma in France and called for the need to take action to confront Althmach against Roma him, especially in the fields of housing and employment.

It should be noted that, according to estimates, it is found in Europe's 12 million Roma, mostly suffering from marginalization.

Obama family makes beer for herself in the White House

Became U.S. President Barack Obama a well-known contemporary American presidents cup of cold beer being fermented and packaged in the White House.

The Obama aides said Tuesday there is a small factory for the manufacture of beer, and admitted that the official Obama family has their own alcoholic beverages are manufactured and maintained by the White House.

The disclosure of beer the White House after gave the U.S. president a bottle of them for a customer cafe was visited in the state of Iowa, and paid the gift of journalists traveling with Obama to inquire about more details and showered questions to Jay Carney, spokesman for the White House on the drink of choice for the Obama family. Said Carney told reporters, "home-made beer there .. in the White House."

There are a variety of light and dark beer in the White House. Including the type used in Tsnyh honey is extracted from beehives belonging to wife Michelle Obama.

Carney said: "I think I tried to drink beer and light .. It is quite refreshing," although he conceded that he was not a fan of beer

Wounded in a shooting inside the conservative Christian group in Washington

Unknown gunman opened fire Wednesday on a security guard working at the headquarters of a conservative Christian organization in Washington, according to police reports.

Tisha said Gant, a spokeswoman for the Metropolitan Police told AFP the U.S., said that "the security guard was wounded" at around 15.30 GMT in the offices of a "Family Resterch Counsel", located in the heart of Washington, pointing out that "the arrest of a person."

And could not yet know whether the political motives of the shooter, but the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) confirmed that its elements are investigating the incident and was arrested a suspect.

Declined to a representative of the Christian organization, a conservative lobby group opposed to abortion and gay marriage, to speculate about the causes of the accident.

The head of the organization Tony Perkins, said in a statement, "The police conducted the investigation, and our primary concern is the health status of our comrade, who was shot today."

4 televised debates before the U.S. presidential election

Organized four debates television before the U.S. presidential election taking place in the sixth of November, the Commission debate on Monday set up, including three in October between President Democratic incumbent Barack Obama and his Republican rival Mitt Romney, the first in the third month in Denver, Colorado, and the second 16, in Hempstead in New York and the third 22 Boca Ratn in Florida, and the fourth debate will serve on the 11th of October in Danville, Kentucky (middle east) between Vice President Joe Biden and his rival Paul Ryan.

For the first time since 1992, will take over management of Our Lady of the debate between the presidential candidates, is a political journalist in CNN Candy Crowley, which said it was "pleased" the decision of the Committee.

It is scheduled to run Crowley second debate with the participation of voters undecided Satrahon questions about issues of local and international. And will give each candidate two minutes to respond, and the other two Almnazertan Federhma Mtmersan journalists in politics are the Jim Lehrer (BBS) and Bob Schieffer (CBS). Satrhan and six questions about the six cases announced in advance, and the coup-each candidate two minutes to answer a short discussion by the public about a specific topic for ten minutes, while the running debate between Biden and journalist Marta Ryan Raddatz of ABC network.

U.S. stocks open lower after a rally for 6 sessions

U.S. stocks opened lower on Monday, after hitting the S & P gains for six consecutive sessions, while the Japanese economy showed signs of weakness.

The Dow Jones industrial average was down 24.23 points, or 0.18 percent to 13183.72 points. The benchmark S & P 500 broader 2.02 points, or 0.14 percent to 1403.85 points.

The Nasdaq Composite Index was up 0.89, or technology 0.03 percent to 3019.97 points.

The New York Times: Ryan gives Obama its goal offensive against Republican rival

The New York Times, The choice of the Republican candidate Mitt Romney for the American Presidency, Paul Ryan, his deputy, giving President Barack Obama its goal, which was looking for.

And pour the presidential race in recent weeks in favor of Romney with the failure of Obama, who is seeking for a second term, in reducing the unemployment rate to less than 8%. Ryan is that the appointment of a new line of attack Democrats.

The newspaper pointed out that the Democrats will attack from Ryan's desire to solve the program Medcare Health Care and converted to vouchers, charter schools, as well as provoke wider debate on the role of government in the economy and society.

The New York Times believes that these issues represent a promising ground for Obama, and the opportunity to attack his Republican rival through the press. She says that instead of a referendum on his performance during the past four years, the president would turn the election into a referendum on the vision offered by Ryan and adopted by Romney.

And such a strategy could put Obama, who tried to declare himself as a customer of hope and change during the years of his administration, in the forefront of the defense of the current situation bad.

The paper says that Obama and his supporters the Democrats wasted time on Saturday, to launch their attacks on Ryan, and described Balmichdd who would like to cut health care for the elderly in favor of financing tax cuts for the rich.

Washington confirms that it has "eyes" inside Iran's nuclear program

The White House confirmed that the United States had "eyes" inside Iran's nuclear program and you can know if Iran has made progress toward atomic weapons, in remarks addressed to Israel, mainly, it seems.

Washington has said it also did not change its view that Iran has not yet reached the stage of making a nuclear bomb, despite the statements of the Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak, who said that U.S. intelligence threat is more "urgent" now.

U.S. statements came a day after Israeli newspapers published in the headline information on the possibility of launching a military attack the Jewish state on the Iranian nuclear facilities addresses the Israeli press.

The spokesman Jay Carney presidential address to the information concerning the work of intelligence, asserting that the United States and Israel have a common view about the ambitions of the Islamic Republic and its nuclear program.

"I can say that our eyes - we see within the program and we will know if they reach Iran's ability to penetrate through the possession of a weapon and when it peaks."

And the ability of penetration is the point where the State has obtained the knowledge and ability and materials needed to build a nuclear bomb if they wanted to.

Later, Carney was keen to emphasize that he meant his statement inspectors International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) from my site because Iran Non-Proliferation Treaty.

But many experts believe that Iran's nuclear program infiltrated widely by the Israeli and Western intelligence, and they are also suspected in the parking and the intelligence behind this sabotage against Iran's nuclear program.

Missions do not include observers IAEA military sites in Iran, which did not prove the existence of nuclear activities in which, unless agreed otherwise.

Although the administration of President Barack Obama did not rule out the possibility of yet a military strike on Iran, said a spokesman for the White House that "there is still time for the diplomatic option of sanctions with increasingly more and more intensity."

Meanwhile, a spokesman for U.S. National Security Council, died Vlator that Washington "continues to make sure that Iran is not about to build an atomic weapon."

U.S. officials declined to comment on statements made by Israeli Defense Minister after a long period of difficult relations between President Obama and Netanyahu's government.

But the comments seem Carney denied the comments indirectly Barak, who said on Israeli radio that follow the progress of Iran's nuclear program has become increasingly difficult.

Barak added that the recent progress in Iran's nuclear program makes it difficult to say that he could be stopped "at the right time," while Carney statements seem quite opposite to it.

Clinton has to be careful planning between Washington and Ankara Syrian affairs

Said U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said on Saturday that he "must be careful planning between Washington and Ankara on Syrian affairs."

Clinton added, in a joint press conference with Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu in Istanbul today, "We met with activists Syrians, who let us to provide more assistance to cope with the Syrian regime, and that the activists have expressed concern about the lack of harmony between the internal opposition and external, and that the Syrian opposition needs to Syria new free and democratic pluralism. "

For his part, Davutoglu said that a large refugee movement from Syria to Turkey have increased after the recent events in the city of Aleppo, Syria, and the movement of refugees need protection in Syria, and that what is happening in Syria is considered a war crime. "

Today .. "Obama" is hosting the fourth Ramadan breakfast banquet in his presidency

Intends to U.S. President Barack Obama celebrate Ramadan by hosting a breakfast today at the White House.

Such a banquet, scheduled to be held in the formal dining room at the White House, that the fourth banquet for Iftar hosted by Obama, to keep this on the tradition of hosting banquets Breakfast, which began to organize a year in the era of former U.S. President Bill Clinton continued his successor George W. Bush in the host.

Among the invited guests for a banquet breakfast a number of elected officials and senior clerics and popular leaders among American Muslims, along with some of the leaders of other religions and members of the diplomatic corps.

U.S. official: Washington is the new sanctions aimed at Damascus, Iranian entities

United States of America is preparing to announce new sanctions aimed at Syria and entities help the government of President Bashar al-Assad.

, Said the official, told reporters traveling with U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in her visit to Ghana, "we will pressure more than the imposition of additional sanctions directed to entities Syria and the Syrian government are supporting efforts to suppress the people."

He expected the announcement of the new procedures, which are expected to target government-Assad and Iranian entities supported by the United States accuses al-Assad later in the day in Washington.

Washington calls its citizens in Pakistan to guard against possible attacks

Issued a U.S. embassy in Islamabad, a security warning for all American nationals in Pakistan, which blurred the potential risk to the continued existence posed by al Qaeda and the Taliban, and militant groups that incite sectarian violence in the country.

Embassy message advises U.S. citizens to avoid crowds and public places, and stay away from the limelight during the festival celebrations of Independence in Pakistan, 14 August with Eid al-Fitr, which followed a few days.

And alerted the embassy in the warning published on its website, that

"Terrorists may want to take advantage of the festival celebrations of the independence of Pakistan and the al-Fitr festival to launch attacks."

U.S. stocks open unchanged at their highest level in 4 months

Was little changed at U.S. stocks at the start of trading Thursday, with the decline in the hopes of the European Central Bank moved to face the debt crisis, which opened the door to concerns after the arrival of European stock indices and U.S. to the highest levels in several months.

The Dow Jones industrial average was down 13.01 points, or 0.10 percent to 13162.63 points, and decreased the S & P 500 broader 1.75 points, or 0.12% to 1400.47 points.

The Nasdaq Composite Index was up 0.89 points Technology, or 0.03% to 3012.14 points.

U.S. Navy sailors save ten Iranians off the coast of Oman

U.S. Navy announced that a team of ten soldiers saved the Iranian sailors in the Arabian Gulf, after a fire boat, who were on board off the coast of Oman.

The network quoted "ABC News" for the U.S. Navy as saying - in a statement issued on Thursday - that the operation was on Wednesday evening, using the aircraft carrier USS "James E. Williams."

It was the seventh time that at least you saved the U.S. Navy sailors the Iranians over the past two years in the Gulf region.

The New York Times: Washington and its allies are seeking to build a missile defense system to counter any Iranian attack

U.S. government officials said that the United States and its Arab allies are working on building a regional missile defense system in the region in order to protect the Gulf Bmant and oil and military bases from attack by Iran.

The newspaper "The New York Times" on public officials and documents that "the United States and its Arab allies are working on building a regional missile defense system on the Arabian Gulf to protect cities and refineries and oil pipelines and military bases from attack by Iran."

The newspaper said the move was aimed at sending a message sharply to Tehran, has become more immediate with the growing tension with Iran, but they require the partner countries in the Gulf to put aside conflicts and exchange information and coordinate their arsenals for the interceptors to create a defense shield covers all regional allies .

She pointed out that it will deploy radars in order to increase the coverage for early warning in the Gulf region, as well as the introduction of control systems and communications enables the exchange of information with interceptor missiles fired from each country separately.

Therefore, the U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon) announced earlier this year about a deal involving a missile defense radar sophisticated Arab Emirates, as officials revealed that a similar high-precision radar will be placed in Qatar as well.

The newspaper reported that the regional missile defense system in the Gulf aims to deter any attack by Iran, and if necessary, reduce the impact of the rockets fired on the territory of the allies and U.S. forces.

She pointed to the existence of technical challenges and political way of establishing the system of missile defense unified, it is the technique can not be any missile defense system that is effectively 100%, but in terms of political challenges stem from competition for the historical, which drives the Gulf states to strengthen their security through bilateral relations with the U.S. Nations.

On the other hand, the newspaper "New York Times" in its last report on the shadow war between Israel and Iran, and plans Thikha countries to achieve this, that Israel would prefer to use a direct route through Jordan and Iraq to hit Iran.

There were different estimates of foreign observers, some of whom felt that Jordanians Sagdon a blind eye to the passage of Israeli planes over their airspace, while others said that Oman had considered this a violation of the peace agreement with Israel.

There are two other possible routes are two ways, first through Turkey and Syria and the other across the Red Sea, but longer.

American women face Japan in the "dream final"

Stadium will be the "Wembley" English capital of London, only a quarter of the ninth evening, Thursday, the scene of the final match, which brings together teams of the United States and Japan, in the competition of women's football for the London Olympics.

Stepped up the U.S. team to the final, after winning the national team of Canada by four goals to three, in a marathon match lasted for 120 minutes, after it is over time the original draw positive 3 \ 3, while the team qualified for the Japanese to the last leg of the stations the tournament, after beating hard on his French two goals to one goal, the matches of the semi-final of the competition age.

This time is the fifth, which qualify the United States to the final, in the history of user's posts in the Olympics, note that the U.S. team succeeded in qualifying for the final Olympics in four copies of the past since the first post of the ball women's Olympics "Atlanta 1996", won the women's American gold Olympics three times in 1996, 2004 and 2008, while Norway kidnapped from his U.S. counterpart gold in the Olympics 2000, after he beat him, with three to two, in extra time.

The Japanese team Fatmah achievement in the Olympic football, and by obtaining the gold medal for the first time after he was disappointed the last Olympics in 2008, when he lost the bronze medal after the defeat of Germany, with two straight, in the third place match.

In another match, Tandmn town "Coventry" English, noon in the second, the expected confrontation between the teams, which combine Canada, France, in the match for third place, and the bronze medal.

Depends team Canada at the attacking glittering, Christine Sinclair, who made the "trick" in the last match, a three-fourth in the history of Olympic Football Tournament for women, in hopes the French team to enter history, to get the bronze medal, to be a medal, the first in the history of Replies France women's football.

Clinton urges South Africa to persuade Iran to abandon nuclear weapons

Urged U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, South Africa the first country who chose to voluntarily give up its nuclear weapons play a role in curbing Iran's quest to acquire nuclear weapons and to keep nuclear materials out of the hands of terrorists.

And Radio Sawa the U.S. on Thursday for Clinton, saying "You can prove to persuade Iran to abandon nuclear weapons is a sign of strength, not a sign of weakness. She added," that you can help to emphasize that any country seeking to develop nuclear weapons program does not bring the same but more of isolation and pressure.

Secretary-General warned the United Nations: Mali has become a safe haven for terrorism

Warned of the Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon on Wednesday that the country began to turn into a financial safe haven for groups "terrorist and criminal" sought with the countries of West Africa to the UN Security Council to support the deployment of forces to achieve stability in this country.

Is controlled by Islamist militant groups in a two-thirds of Mali after the guerrilla insurgency of the categories of secular, led by National Tuareg earlier this year, and was able to those groups of control quickly on northern Mali in the wake of a military coup in the 22 of March in the southern capital of Bamako toppled President Amadou Toumani Toure.

Ban said the Security Council of the United Nations, the Islamists are imposing illegal application of Sharia in northern Mali, and became the security situation in the north of the country now is volatile and difficult to predict, and was a financial one day is considered a model for a stable democracy, rare in a volatile region.

He said that "with the flow of regional and global jihadists there, is reason for concern that the North has become a safe haven for terrorist and criminal elements."

And seeks the Economic Community of West Africa (ECOWAS) to deploy an intervention force of 3000 people in Mali to restore stability in the capital, Bamako, Mali, and strengthen the army to help him restore the north.

And supported the UN Security Council last month, the political efforts of West African leaders to end the unrest in Mali, but did not amount to a support send an intervention force, and said he was ready to discuss the request of ECOWAS for the issuance of the mandate of United Nations intervention force when it is providing more details on these plans.

The Security Council also called on Member States of the United Nations to submit the names of individuals, groups or entities associated with al Qaeda-linked disorders and Mali to al-Qaeda sanctions committee emanating from the Council for inclusion on the blacklist of the United Nations.

He urged that "the Security Council to consider serious consideration to impose targeted sanctions on travel and money the right of individuals or groups in Mali involved in terrorist activities, religious extremist or criminal."

Hosseini told the safety of Solomon ECOWAS Commissioner for Political Affairs, Peace and Security ECOWAS need to request an official of Mali for the deployment of a stabilization force, which expects to happen soon.

Clinton urges South Africa to preserve the legacy of Nelson Mandela

Said U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Wednesday that the South Africa to maintain the heritage of the symbol of freedom Nelson Mandela through the promotion of human rights and democracy among its neighbors and around the world. And urged the students of the University of Western Cape to look beyond their borders and export the ideals of their country, which was adopted by Mandela. Clinton visited Mandela (94 years) at his home on Monday.

"You, the young generation, are required to preserve the legacy of freedom that you left Mandela and the brave men and women others," according to Clinton said. She added, "You are required to build on this legacy to make sure that your country and fulfill its promise to take its place among the leading nations, and become a force for peace, equality and opportunity and democracy and always standing by to human rights at home and around the world."

Clinton presided over the morning and on Wednesday the signing of an agreement with health officials in South Africa, and would put Americans at the top management of the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief in the country.

And spent in this program $ 3.2 billion on anti-retroviral drugs and other treatments and AIDS prevention programs in South Africa since it started former U.S. President George W. Bush in 2004. And is South Africa with the highest rate in the world in HIV infections, where there are 5.7 million people, 17.8 percent of the population, is infected with the disease.

America amended its proposals in a bid to revive peace talks with Taliban

Eased the administration of President Barack Obama's proposal whereby the movement of Taliban detainees in the Guantanamo military prison for the release of U.S. soldiers captured by the Afghan Taliban allies in Pakistan, and that in an effort to revive peace talks in Afghanistan.

Informed sources said that the amended proposal represents a waiver of the U.S. offer the previous change chronology for the transfer of five senior figures in the Taliban have been held for years at Guantanamo Bay to Qatar.

The U.S. officials hope the agreement leads the exchange of prisoners, which put forward as a gesture of goodwill during the initial discussions between the U.S. negotiators and officials of the Taliban to open the way for peace talks between the militants and the government of Afghan President Hamid Karzai.

The sources said that the amended proposal provides for sending each of the five Taliban prisoners to Qatar first and then release the Taliban prisoners Sergeant Bo Bergdal the only American in the war.

The U.S. officials suggested by the division of Taliban prisoners into two groups and that the prisoner is released before the U.S. release of the second group of Taliban prisoners in and out of Guantanamo.

Bergdal and who is now 26-year-old disappeared from his base in southern Afghanistan in June 2009 and believed to be Taliban militants holding him in the north-west Pakistan.

The White House U.S. soldier and the family of the U.S. to comment on the agreement rate.

The sources said that the exchange of prisoners amended plan were discussed with officials in Qatar during a visit in mid-June, Marc Grossman, U.S. special representative of President in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Qatar, which has played host to a number of Taliban officials play a pivotal role in nearly two years of secret exploratory talks between U.S. officials and representatives of the Taliban movement, which still considers the opponent in Afghanistan.

The Obama administration hopes that this process leads to concrete talks on the future of Afghanistan as the Taliban leadership is planning to open an office in Qatar has a political official. But the Taliban announced in March its withdrawal from the talks, saying the negotiating position of the United States is consistent. Now U.S. officials are cautiously trying to pave the way for the resumption of the talks. Reuters was the first to publish a report in December about the proposed prisoner exchange agreement.

And U.S. officials confirm that any process for the exchange of prisoners will be under U.S. law, which requires notification of Congress before the first transfer of any prisoners from Guantanamo.

United Nations Mission in Kabul: the continuing conflict in Afghanistan damage to civilians

Confirmed the United Nations Mission in Kabul, that the continued conflict in Afghanistan is still damage devastating to civilians, pointing out that the violence associated with the conflict in Afghanistan, caused during the first half of this year in the fall of 3099 of the civilian victims were killed or injured (1145 people dead and 1954 injured ).

According to a report issued by the Mission during the period from the first of January and June 30, 2012, that among the number of civilian casualties during the period of measurement 925 of women and children, or about 30% of the total number of victims.

For his part, said Nicholas Haysom Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Afghanistan, said the children, women and men in Afghanistan are still being killed and at alarming levels, urging all parties in Afghanistan to increase its efforts to protect civilians and respect for the sanctity of human life.

The report pointed out that the anti-government elements were responsible for killing nearly 80 \% of civilian casualties in Afghanistan (882 dead and 1593 injured), while the civilian casualties because of the pro-government forces accounted for 10 \% of the total victims, killing 165 civilians and wounded 131 others, reflecting a decrease of 25 \% over the same period last year.

Mission and documented human rights violations against civilians in the Afghan seven provinces, as well as the observed failure in the ability to conduct investigations and prosecution of some members of the local Afghan police and suspected of having committed violations in the past and present.

The report warned of increased attacks on schools in Afghanistan, pointing out that the interventions of the Taliban may have affected the ability of children in access to schools, particularly girls.

The report 34 attacks on schools in the first six months of this year and including the burning of some of the closure and occupation of others.

Obama discusses with Rajoy situation in Syria and Sudan

Spanish newspaper El Pais said that U.S. President Barack Obama discussed during a telephone conversation lasted about half an hour with the Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy developments in the euro zone crisis, and the development of the European Union and the situation in Syria and Sudan, as well as the economic situation in Spain.

The newspaper pointed out that the White House issued a statement emphasizing the connection is Obama Rajoy came out of discussions with European leaders about the economic situation of the euro area, pointing out that Obama acknowledged the difficult challenges facing Spain, and reiterated his support for Rajoy in the efforts, which efforts to restore the stability of the economic situation.


Obama said he welcomed the contribution of Spain in the process of Syria's friends, as he welcomed the positive developments between Sudan and south of the agreements with respect to oil, which took place between the parties.

American Embassy New Delhi: Open an investigation into the attack on the Sikhs, Wisconsin

U.S. Embassy in New Delhi expressed its regret for the loss of life and injuries that occurred in the shooting of a Sikh temple yesterday, Sunday, in Jorduara, Wisconsin.

The embassy said - in a statement on Monday - that the investigation had been opened in the tragic incident which occurred at a place of worship.
She explained that the religious freedom and tolerance are among the main pillars of American society. Noting that the Sikh community is part of the fabric of American society.

It is noteworthy that U.S. President Barack Obama had held a meeting over the phone with FBI Director Bob Mueller, the chief of staff, Jack Liu, and adviser to Homeland Security John Brennan, who briefed him on the latest information about the tragic incident in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, which led to the deaths of 7 Americans, including the gunman who attacked a Sikh temple.

Came shooting yesterday just two weeks after the attack, which occurred in the state of Colorado, where he was accused of James Holmes of killing 12 people and injured 58 others in the middle of the night of 20 July, during the presentation of the movie "Batman" new, "the return of Dark Knight."