i guess to keep the conversation going about the organization r.c. ms. jeopardizing is here to clarify the recommendations but, you know, we feel that the recommendation and the report about using the ar c to make finding of compliance with the standard for the most part we feel the issue will resolve itself through the development of the guidelines. right now i think the gray areas month folks aren't entirely clear about how the departments apply the guidelines and the consultant apply those in various ways the planning commission and this commission have have to talk about links. so we think that will be able to address many of the concern about you know how the departments are policing the guidelines or standards and whether or not to see that the organization r.c. applies the guidelines >> do we have a timeline. >> as i mentioned easily we are going to visit the heritage committee next week as part of our information gathering on the one hand but our goal is to have a public participation plan outlined for you to look at as well as a with graft sort

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up logistical and financial challenges on the road to retrograde in arlington virginia megamall has r.c. . now starting with its right of police in jerusalem who have arrested for. five after a protest against conscription turned violent hundreds of all orthodox jews threw stones and bottles at security forces and torched rubbish bins israel just recently passed a law which will gradually increase the number of orthodox jews serving in the army . the united nations security council has unanimously approve the creation of a un peacekeeping force in the central african republic a ten thousand troops and some two thousand police will be sent to the country to tackle the sectarian violence that has killed thousands of by september it's planned that un peacekeepers will replace french and african troops that have been deployed since last year. and nine people are being killed in a car crash in california a tour bus carrying high school seniors to university burst into flames after a truck careered across a motorway and slammed into it and several other people were airlifted to hospital with

person in homicide in set for such what the be r.c.nvestigation for suspicious fires like this one. the victim but the man has not yet been identified. disaster tennis morning. firefighters made short work of the smoky blaze. then made a grim discovery inside. as the investigation continues. >> : it had bought chp investigating the possibility of a drowsy driving the cause of a head- on crash that killed four rural boy and set for other people in the hospital. this is the driver of the street justin into oncoming traffic and slammed head-on into lexus traveling in the opposite direction. on how 121 sunday. boy is mother and three other people present the hospital. one of those injured claimed chef of and apple valley restaurants of mustard growl. and sundays back street kitchen. scaled-back efforts on finding 33 year old again and dusty. she is missing on march 30th. search parties that and several canyons of lower aircrafts scoured the mountains but were unable to find any trace of the missing woman. >> : in less than 24 hours as for

rate of relations we can now talk to a columnist with harris newspaper gideon levy mr levy welcome to r.c. so mr kerry has actually said that he never called israel an apartheid state just said it was at risk of becoming one is there any real difference here. is there is a difference is also the difference between defining israel isn't about that state in the fighting the occupation as it is an apartheid regime but what does it really make it looks like about it works like about it so it is about israel in its super and borders is not in it but it's not yet but israel in the occupied territories is definitely in about the regime when there are two people is one always all the rights in the world and the other without any civil rights whatsoever this is about our rights at the u.s. state department spokesperson jen absolutely i actually stumbled while being grilled how this question let's now take a listen together. you do accept that there are people who live under israeli ministration movement under israeli authority right now who do not have equal rights for i don't think them and analy

and a senior advisor to the leaves out the french national front party marine and mr prado welcome to r.c. nice to see you. why do you think kiev hasn't posed a tramp on bond is there a real effort to secure the country from extremists or just a show of force. so i think it's a denier for the from the ukrainian authorities because they want to deny the. russians who have of course familial links with ukrainian relate teves they want to deny to have the possibility to travel on to visit family of course it's an aggressive probably see from the ukrainian legal or for it is and it's a deny your reality and it's a sign which is very negative to. the situation and i think it's a big mistake from the key for it is here about how do you think kiev's other european allies are going to assess and view is going on right now i mean i'm talking about the huge travel restrictions there. i think ascensions from european union would be very efficient of course and we have seen that in june if there was an agreement between russia and the western countries and it was the first stage of release from weste

and investigative journalist neil clark joins us now live mr neil clark welcome to r.c. very nice to see you as always. we are seeing now in the country southeast are reminiscent of those we were getting from ukraine's capital in february well we're about to witness the same level of violence that well i think it's important all the contrast because back from november to february what we had was to turn to regime changing here which actually you know rightly beginning garbage was used to talk with foreign you're not of throwing molotov cocktails smashing struction breaking into government build. using violence i think in the east what we're getting is peaceful protest we're getting people occupying government buildings but they're doing it peacefully and the violence has come from the keirin or forages who have been using violence to try to get the people out of those buildings so i think again as from november the violence has come mainly from the one side and that's from the side of the people or it is not on the side of the side that the west is backing and there's. a

growing logistical and financial challenges on the road to retrograde in arlington virginia megamall has r.c. . already fragile israeli palestinian peace talks could be at risk again it's really economy and trade ministers threat. that both he and his party will quit the government that's if israeli arab prisoners are released as part of a u.s. brokered deal to extend the peace negotiations and the orange senior correspondent and columnist for the how it's newspaper says internal partners should not be the ones to press the government israel has already been tardy. fulfilling its own commitment because it was supposed to release these prisoners two weeks ago already and has not done so there will be american pressure on israel to come up with some concessions the governing coalition in israel right now they're trying to negotiate their way president obama's remender of the term in order to reach twenty seventeen and hope for a republican president who will according to you treat israel better this is one of the reasons the negotiations have gone nowhere for the israel palestinian peace talks

twenty eleven and a political activist if you like with us right now the staff met leggett welcome to r.c. some five hundred activists had been condemned to death but only said to seven of those sentences or later confront what's the point of the authorities handing down these sentences that are not actually being put into force. wall definitely those are pressure tactics that they've employed since six thirty of of june two thousand and thirteen those are information thanks to both the political dissidents at large and the voice of opposition but specifically to the muslim brotherhood we've seen in the verdict that was sentenced more than a month ago for five hundred and twenty nine people sentenced to death. the court of appeals rescinded. that sentence all the thirty seven out of the four hundred five hundred twenty nine so it's easy. to be so harsh because it politically serves as an intimidation tactic by the state to watch the muslim brotherhood now this definitely has not deterred the muslim brotherhood from continuing the protest days six of june easiest movement was banned today

to talk more leisure and join live from jordan middle east research or google mr krueger welcome to r.c. so the laws are being being presented as a means to fight terrorism and extremism in the country but what do they have to do with atheism. you know what i mean this all started in late january when the when the first terrorism law was passed. it included a very big definition of terrorism that included wording such as in fulton the reputation of the kingdom as terrorism and then it was followed by an. increase in ministerial regulations and the latest one. is very well known because it criminalised as a terrorist organization brotherhood. mother groups but what it also did was specified further the specific nature of terrorist activity that the law doesn't make particularly clear and i'm. and i'm honored to call him in those regulations. some are called free thought were questioning the fundamentals of the form of religion upon which the country is they say. that's not the only problematic regulation in the latest ministry of interior decreed in fact we also have regulation such as.

speed limits and you can get all the details on ledger patients kurenai on r.c. dot com and also that american scientists are causing something of a storm literally. they've developed a super laser which can change the weather and even trigger lightning dot com tells you what it's for. and also looks like greece is a trend oscillates didn't all wrestle with their conscience as it turns out they play dirty and wonder about some unsportsmanlike match fixing. when it comes to saving energy it's wooden's definitely powering ahead but one source of hating is enough to send shivers is being generated from bodies being cremated a nearby symmetries called half the stars. this is rocks discriminatory i'm on the outskirts of stockholm around four thousand bodies are created on the site every year and each person who passes through here leaves behind a legacy and i mean they've played a small part in keeping the people of stockholm warm during the harsh swedish winter. there were other criminal in sweden that were doing this before a spanish way the first one in the stockho

side of this spectrum things like apple tesla google what's going on there well i wouldn't put the r.c. i would say that tesla is actually you know an example of the bubble because they have no earnings. i'm home town so you can see the. thing it's gone up at five in the in the last year but if you look at those other stocks you were talking about like apple google you're talking about microsoft cisco these companies the more traditional ratios and would shows you is that within the tech sector there's a bifurcation there i think people like mark and reason they've talked about the fact that there is no bubble and you know if you look at these dots you could say yes there's no bubble but these stocks are not the same as they were in say one thousand nine hundred these are it was stuff that example of a. more value stocks more traditional s. and p. stuff like high flyers anymore there's no huge upside in terms of growth in those stocks and that's why the p.c. ratios are low the new blue chips down new blue chip now i want to ask you let's say hypothetically add this is about what happen

growing logistical and financial challenges on the road to retrograde in arlington virginia megamall has r.c. . i welled up a time here on the program quickly the israeli police in jerusalem have arrested five people off a protest against can. scription violent hundreds of orthodox jews threw stones and bottles at security forces and ended up writing on fire all the rubbish. the united nations security council has unanimously approve the creation of a un peacekeeping force in the central african republic ten thousand troops and some two thousand police will be sent to the country to tackle for secretary and violence that has already killed. nine people have died in a car crash in the us state of north california a tour bus carrying high school seniors to university burst into flames after a truck careened off a freeway and slammed into it several other people airlifted to hospital as well. now the u.k. taxpayer will be stuck with a bill for almost three and a half billion dollars to modernize the nation's nuclear arsenal even though polls suggest the majority of the population thinks it's a

that china is also very careful about while there have sympathy the understand the regions or why it r.c. i went to a premium for example but the annexation of crimea doesn't go down very worldly to a lot of the asian countries including some sections in china so i want to be very careful how this last year china relations might proceed i think a partnership yes our strategic partnership but some kind of an ally arms you know china has a policy of not having military alliances our strategic alliances in the conventional sense with any country and it would require a big change of policy on the part of china to change that you know just say. you have been very careful not to use the word the lines because arguing this any possibility of an actual military alliance such as the one. that existed between russia and china in the nine hundred fifty s. that's not what we're talking about we're talking about a strategic relationship in terms of diplomatic activity that to a great extent has been happening for a long telling you know now we're going to see a deepening of the toys of economic teles

eighteen year old british male died in syria after having with two of his brothers to join the rebels r.c. safra looks at whether the new initiative is going to stem the flow. of the metropolitan police have launched a nationwide bid to step up the efforts to try and prevent young british men from travelling out to syria now they've done this by in particular focusing on muslim women in the community to try and engage them in the true venture in athens and they can do this they say by making a call by seeking help if they think that a member of their family or community might be considering travelling out of the country we hope they will make the cool and they do not necessary. the range of different organizations and parties who work in this area and community members so the voice of healthy families which doesn't go anywhere near them noise in their young people convincing people this approach. hold serious repercussions it's going to be a difficult sell in the first three months of this year alone police arrested approximately forty people to syria related activity compared to just twe

speakers say alexander i think said i think it's very important to bear in mind that what i agree that r.c. and china have much common ground and the crisis i think the us the relations with each of these two countries could hold them together but i really am skeptical that that will develop into alliance the strategic alliance like in the one nine hundred fifty s. the china soviet alliance for example but china is now become a global player and they have a lot of common interest also with the united states and the other thing is that china is also very careful about while there have sympathy the understand the regions or why it went to a premium for example but the annexation of crimea doesn't go down very worldly to a lot of the asian countries including some sections in china so one has to be very careful how this at last year china relations might proceed i think partnership yes our strategic partnership but some kind of an our lion's you know china has a policy of not having military alliances our strategic alliances in the conventional sense with any country and it would require a bi

kiev and its standoff with russian speaking activists defying the interim government or he's honest r.c. church going to look at some of the sources washington's been relying on to justify support for the ukrainian authorities. when it comes to the crisis in ukraine washington seems to have one word that's become a favorite the facts are the facts or the facts but just because the word fact exists it doesn't mean it coincides with the truth the truth is their social media across the pages of newspapers and in the video of televisions for all of the world to see in the social media and in prominent american newspapers the us built a case using photos of random men in random places in attempts to prove russians had come to ukraine this was used as proof by u.s. officials it's just that the photographer who actually took the pictures beg to differ and the retraction followed and the videos for the world to see major news networks ran with footage of allegedly russian military presence on the border with ukraine and kitchen except well there's no actual border in kitsch there's only water t

and that's an r.c. international a new russian capsule that could revolutionize space flight we explore that in technology of day but if you are in the u.k. mad max is taking on the dodgy financiers and the kaiser reports. you know people always say democracy should mean power by the people of the people hopefully sometimes for the people but when this people power system gets discussed it basically boils down to voting and being able to stand around with a sign but that is a very narrow view one new russian law broadens the idea of democracy by giving citizens the ability to defend public order by working with the police or forming their own peoples militias the law also forces local and regional governments to create the conditions necessary for the. militias geno's to thrive i think this is a good thing because despite our supposedly love for people power we're pretty much helpless in a modern democratic system to do anything about crimes and bad behavior that we see the government wants us to keep o

mentioned scotland there are voting on independence there is actually a scot coin which is a tribute to r.c. for scotland what are your thoughts on that vote coming up if you have any well if it wouldn't for the school seem to so it's got you can it seems set upon following the westminster economic model they want the floor with the vote as it is i think it's maybe fifty fifty but they they're going with the bank centric model you know why don't you know they've got the lambs they've got the people the goat whatever they need to build property why do they need money for it they don't so there's a yes or no question is can you declare independence from england or wall keeping the british pound and the bank of england as your main source of currency yes or no. currency no units of account yes to different things really. is a symbol so yes we can but i'm just saying that the bank of england if you're not going to sever ties with them you're not really independent but you know you have to have your own currency i would i would say on such a panic does not want central banks are so last century

where the camouflage men in the pictures come from more details on that in just a few minutes here on r.c. international. now in the program an afghan security guard is shot dead three american doctors at a hospital in kabul it's the latest violence in the country which is awaiting the results of the recent presidential election and we can now speak directly with afghanistan's presidential frontrunner. joining us live here in r.t. international a great pleasure to see you today sir thank you for joining us the outgoing president hamid karzai has refused to sign a security deal that would keep thousands of american soldiers in afghanistan after twenty fourteen you've spoken in favor of the deal of course so the troops would have immunity from drone strikes and night raids mr abdullah abdullah how do you justify supporting the u.s. security pact. indigo us through the bilateral security agreement with the united states there is no doubt that afghanistan is need is in need for their continued partnership for the continued support from the international community including the united states i

growing logistical and financial challenges on the road to retrograde in arlington virginia megamall has r.c. . national headlines a brief now the u.n. security council has voted to send twelve. thousand peacekeepers to the central african republic to bring the ongoing violence under control secular fighting has effectively divided the country into christian and muslim held areas some seven thousand french soldiers and african union peacekeeping forces have already been deployed but they failed to stop the deadly clashes from continuing. thousands of people have gathered in warsaw to commemorate the fourth anniversary of a plane crash that left the polish president and many of the country's top politicians dead of the aircraft crashed while attempting to land near the russian city of small killing all ninety six on board a pilot error blamed for the accident. a truck has swerved into the path of a school bus in the state of california killing ten people five students among the dead a shooter explosion was triggered when their vehicle slammed head on into each other investigators say the truc

and on r.c. dot com for you the line between what's lawful and also abusive leading the cia psychologist to fund the controversial interrogation techniques used on detainees post nine eleven as legal and necessary meanwhile a recent study revealed those were far more brutal than advertised at all the details on the story from our website. on the shall is said to drill deep for profits and russian soil as the energy giant says the threat of western sanctions won't stop doing business in the country get all the details on aussie dot com. according to. the city between rebel forces and syria has reached new levels with one extremist group accusing al kind of betraying the charter schools in fighting has killed thousands of militants since the start of the year and a huge an entire year from the coalition says divisions are widening between rebel groups because they're losing ground now that the tide has been turned at least somewhat in favor of the government in many officials analysts are saying th

r.c. wheeler believes the report will show to what lengths the cia when to to mislead congress we're going to learn that not just about what kind of intelligence they got but also whether the cia alerted congress at all that they were torturing we're going to learn that they didn't we're going to learn that they repeatedly told told congress things that were simply not true about the conduct of torture chairwoman dianne feinstein is overseeing the declassification process in the senate intelligence committee she's out odds with the cia over allegations the agency spied on her staff as they were compiling the torture report and she said the conclusions of the report sure that the cia's program was quote brutal and un-american but does that mean following its release that people at the cia will be held accountable nothing has ever happened to cia in all of this and probably the reason why is because the authorization for the torture program as cheney just said it came directly from president

growing logistical and financial challenges on the road to retrograde in arlington virginia mega-mall has r.c. . well after a sixteen month investigation taking a look at the albuquerque police department's use of force the department of justice announced today that the a p d has engaged in a pattern of conduct that violates citizens' rights the d.o.j. was investigating allegations that the a.p. d. uses excessive force in its policing just last month the police department released this video of an aide to do officers fatally shooting a new mexico man it shows thirty eight year old james boyd and a confrontation with police over illegally camping in the albuquerque foothills officers tell him to get on the ground he turns and they shoot all police called that fatal shooting justified the d.o.j. investigation found that he has a pattern of engaging in unconstitutional practices when presented with the opportunity to use excessive force in that investigation the d.o.j. found reasonable cause to believe that the a.p. has indeed been violating the fourth amendment to break down that investigation

growing logistical and financial challenges on the road to retrograde in arlington virginia megamall has r.c. . online for you now hillary clinton and the flying the shoe the former u.s. secretary of state's speech in las vegas interrupted by a woman throwing her footwear for the full video you can go to our website party dot com. last people wide marquee international pillow fighting day by attacking strangers with their feathered weapons you can find these pictures on our invision faction. take a look at some other news making headlines around the world for you this hour the united nations security council has unanimously approved the creation of a u.n. peacekeeping force in the central african republic ten thousand troops and two thousand police will be sent into the country to tackle the sectarian violence that has already left thousands dead. israeli police and have arrested five people after a protest against conscription turned violent hundreds of orthodox jews threw stones and bottles at security forces and torched rubbish bins as well. i mean taxpayer will be stuck with a bill for a