we need cooperation between us. we have a quartet between egypt and iran, saudi arabia and turkey and with the help of the united nations and the countries of the free world i believe that we are getting close to a solution very soon. god willing. >> rose: what would that quartet do? egypt, iran, saudi arabia, turkey. >> ( translated ): well, you're talking about the countries that have influenced on the conflict right now in syria. the countries that i mentioned, egypt doesn't have any interest except for the interest of the people of syria to reach democracy and freedom. iran, however, is an influencing factor in syria and turkey as well and these countries. this country has different and separate roles and i tried through the egyptian initiative through the influential actors together based on the fact that saudi arabia represents the people-- the countries of the globe and they have a direct relationship with the-- so that it can become a nek lees you to an iternational and arab work in order to achieve a soluti

discuss on this trip are strengthening the india china border and promoting a stronger cooperation between the two countries armed forces many people believe that india and china because they have two of the fastest growing economies in the world should be rivals but a lot of analysts i've spoken with have actually said that a partnership between the neighbors actually makes more sense with forty per cent of the world's population and at a time when these two countries' economies are growing while many of the traditional western powers their economies are decreasing many people say that a partnership between india and china could actually be detrimental to a country like the united states the united states actually exports eight point four billion dollars of arms to india every year and india is actually the number one importer in the entire world many people say the united states is interested in india to counterbalance china's growing influence in this region and to have a strategic ally here when the united states plans to withdraw its troops from afghanistan twenty fourteen so while ot

this one is between the district seven and district four. this is a congressional line you would align to. it's 19th after median. it would move from 7 to 9. total population -- >> 7 to 4 you mean? >> yes. how can it move from 7 to 9? >> yes, 7 to 4. not 7 to 9. >> what's the population? >> nine. >> resulting deviation? >> the resulting deviation would be for district four, negative.96% and four district seven, negative .3%. >> ok. any questions? >> i guess i would like to know, i drive there a lot. i don't see anyone living on the medium. can you tell me a little bit more about that? >> the census apparently have more responses from that median. >> the median speaks. [laughter] >> well then maybe they're very small. thank you. >> mr. alanso? >> yes. >> mr. leigh? >> yes. >> miss melara? >> yes. >> miss lam? >> yes. >> miss mondejar? >> yes. >> mr. pilpel? >> i just need to know which direction it's going. >> from seven to four. >> yes. >> mr. schreiber? >> yes. >> miss tidwell? >> yes. >> please make this change. >> would you like to see th

between 8:00 and 9:00 and between 30 and 60 minutes. as you can see in the graphic the moment the maximum extent of shadow would be the southwestern half of the square. you know, it falls on some of the open areas and playground areas in the southwestern part of the park. and i will just move on to the usage analysis and maybe show the -- we can go back the video later if you'd like. so this -- we actually got out there before 8 a.m. unfortunately we don't have a graphic. there are more people in portsmouth square before 8 a.m. than between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. that was before the sun came up. the sun came up for roughly a little after 8:00. you can see it was sunny day so there were parts in the sun already and some that were shaded. the little red es are people exercising, generally doing t'ai chi, adults. these are kids in the playground and people sitting around different parts of the park. there are roughly 20, 25 people in the park. moving on to 9 a.m., a few more people spread throughout the park. by 9:30 the usage takes off, more t

the traditional western powers their economies are decreasing many people say that a partnership between india and china could actually be detrimental to a country like the united states the united states actually exports eight point four billion dollars of arms to india every year and india is actually the number one importer in the entire world many people say the united states is interested in india to counterbalance china's growing influence in this region and to have a strategic ally here when the united states plans to withdraw its troops from afghanistan try. fourteen so while other countries might have an interest in what kind of relationship india and china has all signs are pointing to stronger military and economic ties between the two countries china india lines is key to countering america's tightening grasp on south asia as well as to keep the region of float while major western economies are declining so says de picture party historian and research of south asian and us politics. the country will interest will. not will definitely be the united states if it wants to be one

but what would be a cooperation between san francisco and paris without culture? in san francisco, there's so much talent, so much genius, so much creation of cultural events that i want to open my doors of paris to them, [inaudible] that's an emblem that i created for the creative arts that come from new technology, i know there are fwraet creators in music and classic art, they are home in paris, that is where i will welcome them. you have beautiful dancers and the director of the [inaudible] is here with us today, there are dancers from san francisco that i would love to welcome at the [inaudible] vil in paris, but we too, we have talent, we have some talent, we have a lot of passion for artistic creation so it may be in music and theatre and painting, we are ready to share a lot here in san francisco and i'm happy to have my trip be with the first visit of a french company in the united states, the great artist had its head in [inaudible] that was in los angeles a couple of days ago, will be in berkeley tomorrow and then after that in new york of course, so th

is always the fear of the military opposition between the political opposing you in the wall between. us we were always the victims of that and so do you see young men incorporated befalls into the german army and they were sent to russia to poland to other parts of. the continent my father never told me that you have but the experience because of the experience just before him so there's always. syrians but. by the end of the war all the luxembourg british soldiers which didn't want to be german soldiers but obliged to be german soldiers. well made. me wonder whether he didn't make the distinction between. all the what he actually imprisoned or they gave up gave themselves up to the time of the value of them. to the world. in the most virtues of the. book even if they were kept as prisoners anyway it wasn't obvious due to differences between luxembourg. german soldiers of german soldiers they would try to explain their specific situation hope could you expect it to by the end of the war yes russian officer of the russian officials could make the difference between these poor luxembou

the governments and the companies between the two sides. as the largest economy in the u.s., california boasts the resources and a strong advantage in high tech, bio-science, agriculture, fisheries, and the forestry, and even tourism. and in terms of cooperation with china, california enjoys exceptional economic, cultural, and geographical locations and advantages. it is always is the gateway of the united states to china. as the economic and trade cooperation between china and the united states and california deepens, now we believe that trade and investment keeps growing. china is the third largest export destination for california. many multinationals like hp, intel, cisco, and chevron are doing well in china. they're making money in china. at the same time, as the close relationship is going on, many chinese companies are working in san francisco in california. i would like to name a few. the tsl, ciuts, just to name a few. these are successful chinese companies working here. as the american companies in china, the chinese companies wor

a brazen syrian rebel attack on a border posts and the lebanese army out for revenge while it's between pro and anti assad functions spilling across the middle east it's. also the hundreds of millions of pounds spent by the british government of foreign countries that barely need aid while pushing further costs and benefit caps at home. in the storm at sea as china unveils drone surveillance plants bore islands it disputes with japan but fears that the asian giants could be surging towards a regional war. hello and welcome to our team where we have the latest news for you from around the globe on screen and online i'm karen tara while the growing anti-american chorus in the muslim world sees more salt to being rubbed into wounded relations between the united states and egypt it's a concern that critics say is highlighted by the fact that no meeting is expected between the leaders during president morsi is a visit to the u.s. for the u.n. general assembly policy or has more on whether egypt's new leader will be able to show more independence from washington than his predecessor. mohamed

the emerging superpowers as well as ramping up that influence in the region however ties between the two are going to giants asian giants i should say are already causing concerns across the pacific as pressure of explaining. this is a historic trip for india as the chinese defense minister has been visited this country in nearly a decade and the top priority for the list of things to discuss on this trip are strengthening the india china border and promoting a stronger cooperation between the two countries armed forces many people believe that india and china because they have two of the fastest growing economies in the world should be rivals but a lot of analysts i've spoken with have actually said that a partnership between the neighbors actually makes more sense with forty per cent of the world's population and at a time when these two countries' economies are growing while many of the traditional western powers their economies are decreasing many people say that a partnership between india and china could actually be detrimental to a country like the united states the united sta

really liberal you know i'm outside our countries between russia and between the united states and so you're all being. if not so european british on our side in the struggle in syria i think and also with the from the side the russian side too but it's on that regime will not be any peaceful way nearest now. let's talk about possible intervention everybody is talking about intervention now where usually the interference of a community into conflicts it usually starts from humanitarian aid in conflict zones and the red cross plains are very often followed by bombers and the real military intervention began as well recently you mentioned turkey you mention that turkey is proposals which suggest creating are the so-called bar for a zone in syria for humanitarian reasons you are against it is it because you think that this may be used to mask the future intervention so from the first moment of his time they agree to all. just saw anything they are going to was they were going on their way of more struggling in syria. and this is what you are saying you say there you go the designs west c

take your mass, multiply by the mass of the world, then divide it between the distance between you and the center of the world squared. guess what you get? begin with 'w' end with 'eight'? try it. your weight, that's what your weight is. your weight is a gravity force. it's a gravitational interaction between you and the world, between the mass that makes you up and the mass that makes up the world and that's what it is. makes sense? you feel weight because the gravitational interaction pulls you against the surface. what if we cut out the surface and you're here? well, honey, if you cut the surface out, then you kinda fall toward this, wouldn't you? you fall to it. what happens when you jump off a curbstone for a little bit? do you weigh anything? what happens when you jump off a cliff? do you weigh anything? is there a force acting on you? you're driving in your car or your friend's car and your friend says, "hey, i wanna do something different today." and you're driving, driving, driving and all of a sudden, stop, not this different. and as you fall down, is gravity pulling on you?

could be a war between. experience that the united states is going to support so that means that if you could come to blows let's hope let's see the chart that would send a force to try to. serve each force a change for. of course charge to follow their first like try to locate. the further side of. the ceilings of communication. were at least to. the u.s. but once the other. plenty more stories waiting for you on our want sign our teen dot com you can hand there from the latest. fatal conjecture a double amputee husband sean dead by a policeman after pulling a pen on the officer you can learn more at archie dot com. plus after israel run jump its rhetoric over iran's nuclear program it's now rattling sabers saying it's not only tel aviv which can strike first learn more all online at. the leak of a shocking prison abuse video in georgia has left the government scrambling to save face but the rolling wave of protest is only gaining momentum r.t. had a chance to talk to the man who filmed the videos and he cl

brazen syrian rebel attack on a border post sons the lebanese army out for adventure with violence between pro and anti assad factions spilling across the middle east. and the hundreds of millions of pounds spent by the british government on foreign countries that fairly need aid are pushing further cuts and to plan if it counts at home. thank you for joining r t this monday at six o'clock here in the russian capital on charon tara well the growing anti-american chorus in the muslim world sees more salt being rammed into wounded relations between the united states and egypt it's a concern that critics say is highlighted by the fact that no meeting is expected between the leaders during president morsi is visit to the u.s. for the u.n. general assembly artie's paula slayer has more on whether egypt's new leader will be able to show more independence from washington than his predecessor. mohamed morsi came to power on promises to make could the capital of palestine and open up egypt's corridor with gaza his presidency promised his supporters a chance to reclaim egypt some pride especially on

growing tension between the two you are well aware you are into american protests. the film here is spread to new states and you're about the first violence is seen in greece while the muslims continue their pricing in the arab states. and uproar in the u.k. over billions spent on foreign aid and huge salaries to british consultants involved in the program while struggling households at home brace for further benefit accounts and price hike. news from russia and around the world this is the with me thanks for joining us as anti-american sentiment across the arab world gathers pace tension between washington and the largest the regional powers also grown their biggest question mark is over the future of american aid gyptian relations president morsi is first visit to the u.s. for the un general assembly might clarify certain issues and ahead of his trip morsi accused washington or having a biased policy in the region and vowed to demonstrate more independence from the us than his predecessor or his policy or gauges the possibility of that actually happening. mohamed

so this started to cate tensions between the two countries.ith the hungarians not wanting it to go through and... and stopping, the slovaks came up with an option to just completely finish the dam and the whole project on their side of the boundary. kulesza ( translated ): it has produced a tangled web of unresolved ecological, political and legal problems with the southern neighbor. the two countries have applied to the international court of justice at the hague to resolve this dispute by peaceful means. this is not the balkans, this is central europe. the hungarians accuse the slovaks of having displaced the border between the two countries by a few hundred meters. narrator: in 1997, the court ruled that both parties must work to negotiate a new solution to their conflict. the gabcikovo hydropower plant is operational, but issues of water control along the border continue to be a hostile point between the two countries. another legacy of slovakia's communist past is its flagging economy. as part of czechoslovakia, its orientation was east,

do to counter that corporation between china and india. but my again and again is that at this stage it seems in a board last seven years india has already signed a defense to go on to the united states what a billion dollars plus in their good future coming aboard next ten years in coming because you don't think that allusion to dump of different solution to india is very glaus you audience did towards united states would win does not mean the rules are that options we are all thought india is also densely engaging you all have been going to believe some extent difference called pollution initiatives which i know only meant to build mutual trust and understanding and it's normally at all that you're coming together against any third party which seems to be. by agreement don't you not edible it means programming one day right as the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton recently vives that america would remain active in the south pacific for the long haul that some of the region was big enough for a rising china so do you think washingto

i just want to clarify that we're talking about businesses or contracts specifically between aviation support services and the airlines, these are not contracts between the companies that i've talked about and the airport specifically. if the airport were to offer these airport leases through a competitive bid processes, the only qualified party would be the one chosen by a particular airline to provide this service, making bidding a competitive bid somewhat impractical. currently the airlines either sublease space to these aviation support services or ask the airport to provide space under a permit. the proposed change would increase the airport's ability to plan long-term for these bases and it would give the airlines a little more consistency in their planning as well, knowing for a specified amount of time, these contractors that they have selected would have airfield access to provide these services. i would be happy to answer any specific questions you have however. >> thank you very much, why don't we go to the budget analyst report. >> madam chair, members of the committee, de

so do you think the character of the growing corporation between delling and. i'm sure the united states is. generally young to visit and it would really nor watch these school militaries blend together teams on the. good cooperation that are there just a bundle in the orderly or the united states from. which only one who falls in the defense force is with relationship between india and china so it's normal to have a new fresh new initiatives but believe me or she is still some cooperation and going to exercises. before to call them five with. sticks yes and what can they do as a counter that corporation between china and india. my. beginning is that at this stage it seems in a board last seven years india has already signed a defense to go on to the united states what a billion dollars plus and every few coming the. next ten years in coming because you don't thing that dilution true in terms of different solution to india is very close you audience did towards united states would be does not mean the rules other options we are all thought in india is also a de

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a growing tension between the way with the untapped market. david europe the filth you respond to music day defiance the bonnet the ceiling agrees muslims continue to vent their anger in the arab states. plus our poor in the u.k. over the billions spent on foreign aid and so huge salaries to british consultants and board of the programs while she told me that brace for her benefit concert and price hikes. international news and comment live from moscow this is. the welcome to the program as american sentiment across the arab world gathers pace tension between washington and the largest the regional powers also grow the biggest question mark is over the future of american to gyptian relations and present morse's visit to the u.s. for the un general assembly might clarify its set make shoes and a habit for the head of his trip more secure washington i'm having a biased policy in the region and vowed to demonstrate more independence from the us than his predecessor. gauges the possibility of that actually happening. mohamed morsi came to power on

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between 1984 and 1986, the factory grew rapidly.n 1990, it attracted its first foreign investors from hong kong. in 1994, the factory had 350 sewing machines and 450 employees. the workers have just finished an order for jeans. they will be shipped to hong kong and then to new york. whether run by a municipal government, village council or private individual, th type of business is called a "township enterprise." in 199 china had over 20 lln suchesses. township enterprise output grows almost ten percent a year, just adding to the disparity between industry and agriculture. the disparity has always existed, but now it is growing wider and wider because of the industrial... faster growth rate in the industrial sector. ( interviewer speaking mandarin ) translator: why did you decide to work here? ( speaking mandarin ) translator: i started working here 15 years ago, right after i graduated from middle school. this company is special. i've gotten attached to it, and it would be hard to leave. narrator: onodera visits the home of jiang g

the partnership between russia and china can counter balance the influence of the u.s. . i expect that the two presidents are going to be discussing how they can develop closer economic and political relations this is not a new theme for them this has been going on for decades both with positive and maybe not so positive results over the course of time but i do think that russia and china are very well positioned to develop their bilateral relationship at this particular time given that the u.s. is having some difficulties both with russia and with china on different issues if we look at the bilateral relationship going on now between the u.s. and china it seems that territorial ambitions on the part of china or the u.s. depending on which perspective you're looking at are causing a lot of conflict on the other hand where russia is concerned there are a variety of issues that are causing conflict between the two countries i think the net result there is that the u.s. may lose out both of these of the russia and visa of the china in terms of its ability to further develop

there have been tensions between russia and europe over energy security in the past i'm not sure that they're quite as high. as they were before and we've sort of today the peak of that with the gas crisis through through the ukraine but you know those relationships are still strained when you know there are issues in ukraine issues in sort of the transitory areas with bella who says well and so really the deepening of the ties here is really taught towards the east and russia and. who are now. and what everybody is really sort of looking towards is the new the new leadership which will be focused on the economic relationships but if courtly also put a renewed focus on a serving chinese military and political influence to a more aggressive level than the current leadership has been focused on sun thank you very much indeed founder and c.e.o. of s.t.h. macro advisors join me live there in new york thanks for your time thank you very much film i saw here well that will bring you more on the ongoing asia pacific economic cooperation summit in light of our stock in our business business b

relations between israel and the u.s. are on rock of ground that's according to a recent interview with u.s. congressman mike rogers he claims that prime minister benjamin netanyahu lost his temper at a meeting with the u.s. ambassador last month saying he was a sand over iran israel has persistently called upon the u.s. to commit to a preemptive strike on iran of the developed nuclear weapons. are now the jewish state continues to expand settlements in the palestinian territories further deepening the impasse between the two communities and unexpected twist attention between iran and israel splaying into the hands of those who wants to expand the settlements on palestinian land party's policy are now reports. the the call to prayer religious jews walk past a mosque in judaism's second holiest city the scene speaks volumes about the gap between two peoples living cheek by jowl forty five years ago a part of hebron the largest city in the west bank was returned to jewish control since then around six hundred jewish familie

waters the conflict between tokyo at beijing over the uninhabited islands exploded two weeks ago and has also seen a large scale protest in both countries japan based investigative journalist james combat warrants the route he's threatening to involve more than just two nations i think we have to understand this entire dispute not in terms of the islands themselves which most average japanese and average chinese people i think don't don't really care about i think this is being played up as a as a nationalist sentiment nationalist fervor it has the potential to to get bigger and right now australia is being proposed as a third party to arbitrate in a trilateral security talks between camber of beijing and tokyo over this dispute so we'll see if it does broaden out into the region we see the us starting its age of pacific pivot so i think it actually has an interest in increasing tensions between japan and china because that makes japan ever more eager to accept an american military presence which up until now there's been quite strong protests against but now we see them really milit

between moscow and washington d.c. is actually rather amicable right now we do know for example that the. republican contender for the presidential post mitt romney has expressed his opinion that is russia and that is that russia is united states and geopolitical enemy number one well president obama doesn't seem to share that if you point saying that it is sort of a leftover from the cold war era type of thinking and the president put in. his interviews that say he's willing to work with whichever candidate wins the upcoming presidential elections in the united states but he did pay some compliments to president obama. my feeling is that he is a sin see a man and that he sincerely wants to implement the positive change but can he do it will they let him do it to pick i mean that there is also the military lobby and the department of state which is quite conservative as for mr romney's position we understand that this is to a certain extent motivated by election campaign rhetoric but i also think that he was old when y

two bomb blasts have rocked the syrian capital damascus one of the explosions was between the justice and information ministry because no casualties but damaged vehicles the other blast is believed to killed at least five policemen after it went off across the street from a mosque and damage a nearby clinic the news comes amid reports that u.s. agents are going to turkey's border with syria to advise and assist forces in their fight meanwhile france says it's considering supplying heavy artillery to the rebels in order to help them build a provisional government president of the arab lawyers association says the west is preventing the syrian people from changing situation. i think the western powers have gone where you beyond what was acceptable even and the questionable matter of trying to interfere in internal affairs of countries under the pretext of human rights protection of civilians civilians protection of civilians is a duty it doesn't still allow the intervention internally but here we have a situation which is ten times worse whereby in fact the western powers are stopping t

this is between the congo. i would look at the population and nancy if we could maintain the glen park boundaries. >> and the discussion on this block? >> it is arguable how it affects glen park. to the extent this moves population from 8 to 7. 7 to 8, then it is going the wrong direction. i am not with this. >> any other discussion? mr. shriver. commissioner schreiber: it moves population from 7 to 8 to keep the population together. i would be interested to know the population of the section of the glen park neighborhood that is not currently on our map. >> any other discussion on this block that is highlighted. let's call the question. glen park, the population here is 135. resulting deviation is 3.8 to 2%. >> yes. commissioner schreiber: so, we're just doing this in the abstract? >> it may be abstract for you. it was a proposal put on the table of this particular block. commissioner schreiber: doing this block along doesn't appeal to me because it cuts into an established neighborhood. rather than uniting gl