where in the west everybody is the same. so it is more an equality and more a sense of ownership in your city, because you helped found it, you helped put the civic government together. >> fascinating. what is really amazing about this book as you point out, how immigrants didn't just come to what at that time is considered urban centers like san francisco or like los angeles,. >> well, los angeles wasn't an urban center. >> but people ended up in places like marysville california, places like salem oregon, people ended up in lots of places you wouldn't even today think that jews even went to, to begin with. >> san francisco was the hub and everybody came in through san francisco because it is of course a major port but economies drove people all over marysville was a major town because it was on the river. and that was how transportation was handled in the mid-19th century, and you had all the little gold camps around marysville so all goods in and out of those gold camps went through marysville so marysville was actually a

five years after israel operated sadler's from gaza thousands of jewish people living in the west bank fear a repeat of the formerly handled process also. moscow's prolonged heat wave has endangered thousands of lives but the brunt of it falling on the elderly. doctors who work around the clock to save lives say casualties are hard to avoid when the weather conditions aren't so extreme. it's three pm in moscow and this is r t coming to you live with me a nice and now way now it's the greatest show on earth and for a country that lives and breathes football russia is determined to net its ultimate prize and host the world cup thief officials are in st petersburg today assessing the bid for the twenty eight hundred torment and as ivory bennett reports it's already giving the potential stars of tomorrow the motivation to train harder today . for these boys football is their life they train every single day just twelve years old and if the world cup does come to russia in twenty eighteen the hopes and expectations of the nation will be resting on bad shoulders. pressure that would make oth

have generally been ideological i mean let's look at the content conflict such as it is between the west and islam will leave for a moment the definition of those terms seems to me that the conflicts that western countries have with islamic countries precisely are ideological and not civilizational conflicts we only have to look at which islamic countries are affected we're talking of course about iraq iran and afghanistan but there are many other islamic countries which are not affected by any conflict with the west the whole of north africa turkey saudi arabia indonesia the list goes on these conflicts such as they are are fairly straight forward diplomatic political and to some extent ideological conflicts largely associated with the middle east and problem so i really don't think that the. flicks that of broken out bear out the civilizational paradigm it should be added by the way that the biggest conflict in world history since the second world war is one that nobody or hardly ever mentions and that is the war in the congo which has claimed millions of lives it's a far higher death

in the west you heard an interesting session just an hour or so back on the mountain watershed issue and of course, one of the principal differences there is snow lines become compared to present day or the climate that are tradition based on snow climbs are going to be higher and they raise about half a kilo meter or so degrees celsius. 6 degrees,c, perky lom tear. i don't want to try to do this on the podium. that has the effect of reducing the natural reservoir snow we could usually use in spring and summer and liberates more water immediately which is the flood water that you heard the director of the california water resource s talk about. we saw the global average picture but this is what's happened in the west part of america since world war ii, we've seen this large area - this happens to be a time averaged march, april and may. that's our classical springtime in climate terms. this red shading means we've warmed welltive to a longer term average by something like a degree celsius to as much as two or three degrees celsius and that's in central or west canada. so, we have see

his socks are thin look what my old man slaved in the west end. ought the future was bright back then ♪ ♪ ♪ now me i don' tthink much of the west wend. and he is going to end up like the old ban it did. i got dreams that are bigger than bigger as far as i'm concerned, you can keep the west anend ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i guess down here in the west anend broken promises now and then it is not even fair because the west end 8 nothing good ♪ ♪ out there somewhere you know there is got to be a place to where a man can live with a smile on his face and every day something new begins but a down year at the west end captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ♪ haisomeday down here in the west end no one will remember how the whole thing began ♪ ♪ [applause] >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org >> join me next time with max lucado. plus, another performance from john mellencamp. that is next time. with his reading. >> i am james. >> yes. better. >> nationwide insurance proudly supports tavis smiley. tavis and natio

i was born and raised on the west side of san francisco and i still live there. park merced has owned that property since 2005. when the property was purchased we recognized early on the need for immediate fixes and repairs. deferred maintenance had suffered for years without significant improvements or upgrades. that is important for us to have monthly meetings with the residents to understand their operational concerns with the property, as well as getting feedback for short-term fix to the property. that is through those meetings we started to discover here different challenges with the operation of the property. they couldn't be materially fixed with short-term improvements being proposed. it lent us to believe that a greater solution was necessary. in the meantime, we have spent about $125 million or so doing moderate improvements. it includes repainting the property, providing emergency power systems to the powers, fire alarm systems, elevator lobby renovation. so on and so forth. it really was a chance for us to improve everyone's life that exists at park m

five years after israeli settlers were offered from gaza five pounds of jewish people living in the west bank fear they're also about to be forced from their homes. and the other crisis just won't let go rust is hit by hurricanes in toronto rain in the northwest while still some weeks of an unprecedented anyway burning wildfires and suffocating . it's five pm here in moscow and this is r.t. coming to you live with me a nice and now way first this hour fifo thistles are assessing russia's bid to host the planet's most spectacular sporting event the football world cup the inspection has begun in st petersburg one of the cities which would be used if russia wins the right to states either of the twenty eight or the twenty twenty two tournament as ivor bennett reports just the possibility is giving potential stars of tomorrow the motivation to train harder today. for these boys football is their life they train every single day just twelve years old and if the world cup does come to russia in twenty eighteen the hopes and expectations of a nation resting on their shoulders pressure that woul

i had the privilege of walking up and down the west portal with james, meeting, greeting people in the neighborhood. and he's very engaging, great energy, seems to know everybody and everybody seems to know him. but what we're talking about here is competition. and when -- there are vacancies all over west portal. they're going through somewhat of a transition. they need people that are going to provide the energy and the enthusiasm to want to do that. and i don't think we should punish people if they want to work harder or provide hours that are certainly reasonable, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, up to the point, i mean, where it is right now, he almost has to become a police officer at pickup -- and pick up wine glasses and you have to explain that to guests and guests get angry and say, what are you doing? you know, they don't understand that aspect of it. but those were things he agreed to at that time. the good thing was, some time has passed now and he's shown that he's a good owner, good operator and has a good relationship with the community. so, now's the time he says, hey, in essence i

and now in settlements across the west bank people are afraid the same fate awaits them. goldstein has been mayor of the settlement block for eleven years he's furious with israeli premier venema netanyahu who in his latest bid for peace allegedly. the palestinians ninety percent of the west bank if they agree to direct talks palestinian president mahmoud abbas is under pressure to give an answer in the coming days if the government of israel. would decide to go out of there some are forming committing suicide their with of israel if we're going to give them some or is it minutes drive for a tank vehicle drive it for ten minutes who can defend it these really government spends more than two billion dollars evacuating eight thousand seaters from gaza it would need to remove many fifty times that number from the west bank a financial and logistical nightmare a more thorough assessment snipping type of thing until we thoroughly i think he for numbers will be fully in location. was the first maybe we could reach an agreement. for many of those two states and the palestinian s

well there has and of course i think the big problem is that there's a lack of trust between the west and iran. if only we could bridge that gap i think everything would be all right for all you could pass stations are going to be the in thing absolutely everywhere not just here france but also russia of course and iran itself why not so why do you think then the russians getting such a strong and negative reaction from israel which has nuclear reactors of its own and reportedly even has nuclear weapons in the country. israel is pretty terrified of iran i think and iran. there's no love lost between either iran and israel or israel and iran. and israel has of course threatened to attack iran. but persevered in the get well i think be very city thing. in fact forgivable seeing if. israel did attack iran now iran's president has. iran's president ahmadinejad has said that it would stop enriching uranium to a high grade if it was assured of the supply as it needed for the research reactor in bush said do you think that that really is the case. yes i think it is because i think the irania

five years after israeli settlers recruited from gaza thousands of jewish people living in the west bank fear they're also about to be forced from their homes. when the weather closes just won't go away it rushes head by hurricanes and to wrench the rain in the north west while still reeling from weeks of unprecedented heat wave burning wildfires in the suffocating smoke. mirror moscow this is r.t. with me kevin zero in on our top story this hour international officials are assessing russia's bid to host the planet's most spectacular sporting event the football world cup the inspections began in some papers but one of the cities which would be used if the country wins the right to stage the tournament is the telling of a cover reports from russia's second city. well the can petition of course is very strong russia is up against countries hold we have had experience in hosting a world cups in other major international football championships countries such as japan the united states the united kingdom south korea on the other hand however russia right now is in the throws this is over repa

five years after israeli settlers were operatives from gaza thousands of jewish people living in the west bank fear they're also amount to inform on their home. when the weather crisis just won't let go russia is hit by hurricanes and rental rain in the northwest while still reeling from weeks of an on president defeat waves burning wildfires and suffocating smog. also coming up in the business up there will be looking at the coldest of the trial ravaging russia which is called vamos and one billion dollars joining us in about twenty minutes. a warm welcome to you live from our studios in moscow this is our t.v. with me and he said now way first international officials are assessing russia's bid to host the planet's most spectacular sporting event the football world cup the inspection has begun in st petersburg one of the cities which would be used if russia wins the right stage the tournament and cyber bennett reports just the possibility is giving potential stars of tomorrow the motivation to train harder today. for these boys football is their life they train every single day just twel

five years off to israel are rooted in settlers from gaza thousands of jewish people living in the west bank where heat and the process also. calls for a long wait has endangered thousands of lives but the brunt of it the elderly go to work around the clock to save lives say casualties are hard to avoid when the weather conditions are some extreme. i know you're watching news around the clock good to have you with us today the shriek of the may still be ringing is rush or is already turning its attention to the world cup's of the future that's because a team of fee for officials arrived in st petersburg today kicking off their assessment of the country's bit to host the tournament in two thousand and eighteen just the thought of having the greatest show on earth in their own backyard is already giving potential stars of tomorrow night evasion to train harder today after bennett has moved. for these boys football is their life they train every single day just twelve years old and if the world cup does come to russia in twenty eighteen the hopes and expectations of a nation resting on bar

five years off to israel uprooted settlers from gaza thousands of jewish people living in the west bank i repeat the forty hundred process also. moscow's prolonged heat wave has endangered thousands of lives with the brunt of it calling on the elderly. to work around the clock to save lives take casualties a halt to avoid winter weather conditions or some extreme. cost in life in the heart of the russian capital this is welcome to the program well it's the greatest show on earth and for a country that lives and breathes football russia is determined to net its ultimate prize in the world cup for officials are in today assessing the bids for the two thousand and eighteen torment. bennett reports it's already giving the potential stars of tomorrow motivation to train harder today. these boys football is their life they train every single day just twelve years old and if the world cup does come to russia in twenty eighteen the hopes and expectations of a nation resting on their shoulders pressure that would make others of their age crumble but for the boys at spartak moscow is youth academ

five years after israeli settlers were operated from gaza thousands of jewish people living in the west bank fear they're also about to be forced from their homes. and the weather crisis just won't let go rush has hit by hurricanes and to rensil rain in the northwest all still reeling from weeks of unprecedented heat wave burning wildfires and suffocating smog. also coming up in a business update we'll be looking at that call stuff the drought ravishing russia has gone with news of one billion dollars joining us in about twenty minutes. a warm welcome to you live from our studios in central moscow this is are to you with a. and now a first up this hour fifa officials are assessing russell's bid to host the planet's most spectacular sporting event the football world cup the inspection has begun in st petersburg one of the cities which will be used if russia wins the right to state either the twenty eighteen or twenty twenty two tournament as ivor bennett reports just the possibility is giving potential stars of tomorrow the motivation to train harder today. for these boys football is the

five years after israeli settlers were uprooted from gaza thousands of jewish people living in the west bank fear they're also about to be forced to. the weather crisis just won't let go rush. in the north west while still reeling from weeks of an unprecedented heat wave wildfires and suffocating smoke. midnight here in moscow now straight to our top story international officials are assessing russia host one of the planet's most spectacular sporting events the football world cup the inspections began in one of the cities which would be used if the country wins the right. reports from russia. well the can petition of course is very strong russia is up against countries hold we have had experience in hosting a world cups in other major international football championships countries such as japan the united states united kingdom south korea on down other hand however russia right now is in the pros this is over reparations for the winter olympics in sochi in two thousand and fourteen so it is caught up in that dynamic of preparing for a major international row position also fee fi is know

first is the embarcadero on the west side. we propose a number of strategies to do that. the department recommends widening the west side of sidewalks to allow for pedestrian amenities, such as seating, landscaping, an outdoor cafe seating. second strategy we focus on its broadway. we proposed two scenarios -- the first, illustrated here, widened sidewalks provide a safe space for cyclists while narrowing the vehicle's base to three lanes from the current four. the second scenario expand the corner treatments begun on the western end of the street and brings it down to the waterfront -- corner bulbout she is. this scenario does not improve the scenario for cyclists. the third strategy is washington street, a priority street, where we give the wind right of way, the four lanes of traffic. we see the opportunity to widen the sidewalk substantially on the north side to create what we referred to as a living street. examples already exists in the rincon hill development where wide sidewalks can already accommodate a number of amenities, including little pocket parks seating, o

palestinian sovereignty today more than ever israeli settlers in the west bank have this. empathy of the israeli public the last thing they want is a repeat of these pictures what the public safe no more. we're not going to do it like this. we're not going to disengage we're not willing to do any confessions it's time of the arabs it's time of the palestinians to do their part. and while the israeli government contemplates another withdrawal you know full of ram still waiting to be reimbursed for her home she was promised a new life but he's still living in a caravan five years later policy r.t. keyboards and saw in southern israel. so to come here not voting stance find out how immigrants. to make their voices heard and while other ones wrote negative reactions. while record breaking temperatures have been torturing russians for over a month i'm going unscrews are in a tough battle to save people suffering from the heat and smaug but doctors say casualties are hard to avoid when the fight is against nature lottie's country as our of our reports. in the run haven't left the

. >>> some of the warmth returning to the west. it's actually going to be hot in california over the next two or three days. this is a change in the weather pattern where the east is cool and west heating up a temporary change but a different weather pattern than we've been in. talk about hot, 105 in dallas, hotter in dallas than phoenix. currently warm in phoenix. much of california on the hot side today. cooler air in the northern rockies from idaho and areas of western montana very cool, too, even heading into areas of eastern washington and oregon state. so as far as the forecast today, lots of sunshine, no problems at all. a little storm system that hit salt lake city this weekend has pushed into montana a huge area of high pressure called a big ridge has built in. all summer long, low coastal clouds with on-shore flow, not the weather pattern. this is different. high pressure, offshore flow. that means warm air makes it to the coast. some of the best beach days we've seen all summer are going to happen in the next three days i

five years after the removal of israeli settlers from gaza ended in violence thousands of jews in the west bank fear they're also about to be forced out as part of a possible government peace deal with the palestinians. a summer of extremes after two months of a record heat wave and devastating wildfires russia now braces itself for hurricane force winds which have already hit the northwest of the country. broadcasting live from russia's capital where it is two o'clock in the morning this is our t.v. now look at your top headlines and international delegation from the world of soccer is assessing russia's bid to host the world cup in two thousand and eighteen or two thousand and twenty two the inspection kicked off in st petersburg one of the cities which would stage matches if the bid to host the world's biggest sporting tournaments wins natalia novikov reports from russia's second city. well the competition of course is very strong russia is up against countries hold we have had experience in hosting a world cups in other major international football championships countries such as japan

virginia thank the callers he was widely credited for giving bush west virginia so it's no secret that he had a large debt to pay to the coal industry and they made sure he paid it through out mine safety throughout the rollback of regulations on dirty power plants through a variety of places he essentially stalked all the regulatory agencies with with former coal industry lobbyists or executives by two thousand and one the bush administration made a swipe wording changing the clean water act designating waste as bill this wording change cleared the way for the expansion of mountaintop removal mining throughout southern appalachians. on january twenty second of two thousand and two president bush returned to west virginia it is such a wonderful day for us and for west virginia to host a special me with those with a special bond to our state ladies and gentlemen the president of the united states i'm. we can do a better job in america one of these days we're going to be driving automobiles that are fueled differently. and that's going to be exciting times for america and which is n

next two decades her personal odyssey encompassed the worlds of the middle east and the west. king hussain's death six years ago her mission has been to bridge the gap between muslims and americans. does america understand the middle east well enough to shape its future? do our policies help or hinder middle east progress? we will ask queen noor. if. for such a small if i live to a hundred. if social security isn't enough. if my heart gets broken. if she says yes. we believe if should never hold you back. if should be managed with a plan that builds on what you already have. together we can create a personal safety net, a launching pad, for all those brilliant ifs in the middle of life. you can call on our expertise and get guarantees for the if in life. after all, we're metlife. >> queen noorn, welcome. pleasure to have you here. >> and mine as well. >> your beloved husband king hussain died in february of 1999. you became his widow. you are no longer the reigning queen but you are queen by title for the rest of your life. will you give us an update on your career since your b

he scored five goals in the post season. >>> bank of the west classic. p seed never winning a set in three matches against victoria and the drought would continue today down on the farm. strozer is beat in four straight sets for the third straight time. she advances to take on maria sharapova or another player. >>> paula kramer not enjoying her week at the women's british open battling a thumb injury and is 14 shots back. things are going much better for sangh shooting her third straight round of 68 and takes a four-shot lead into the final round. >>> fred couples making his move at the u.s. senior open. couples appeared to be in some trouble on the 6th but he holds it from the sand. couples shoots a 65. >> you guys are talking football. all is good with the worlds. >> yes, we are ready. >> we are ready for football. >> thank you, kim. >>> well, it was angel island today marking the 100 anniversary of its immigration station. how the families of those earliest immigrants are marking this milestone tonight. that will do it for this edition of eyewitness ne

we would love to put translucent glass on the west wall. love to do that. we don't want to move them away from the property line at any further than they already are, 11 feet and 13 feet respectively. they are framed so there is no penetration in the roof and will not weaken the future. i hate leaking roofs. my clients take them even more. we would be inclined to put translucent glass there, but a couple are permit and let us finish our job. thank you very much for your time and consideration. commissioner garcia: would you address defense request? >> under a separate permit? i don't know what my client thinks of a taller fence, but i am also sitting back there, the architect, always thinking and drawing, this is the appellant's property, this is our property. this is the fence that is about eight, 10 feet. if they built the trellis, when we are on our third floor back, we would look down on the trellis, but we would not see anybody on the trellis -- we would not see any body underneath the trellis. there's a lot of things the property owner can do, the appe

after more than two decades, the west bank city has a big screen cinema again. that is thanks in large part to a german film maker and the german government, which contributed 300 to the 5000 euros to this renovation. in 1987 and 2000, the town was the center of uprisings against israeli occupation. today, theou is bustli again, attracting customers from across the border. uniformed policemen have been placed the gunmen who once ruled the streets. >> the reopening of the cinema approved a huge crowd puller. the picture house was refurbished by a team of volunteers in the west bank, many of them from germany. >> i really think it is a great thing. the cinema stood empty for over 20 years. it is great that it all works and looks so good. >> we are very proud about the opening of the cinema. it means a lot for the people here. >> the reopening marks another step towards normality for a city once ravaged by fierce fighting between israelis and palestinians. the idea first emerded during the making of the heart of janine, a documentary by a german filmmaker. >> we wil