art not without ambition, but without the illness should attend it. what thou wouldst highly that wouldst thou holily. wouldst not play false and yet, wouldst wrongly win. what is your tiding? the king comes here tonight. thou'rt mad to say it. is not thy master with him? who were't so, would have informed for preparation. so please you, it is true. our thane is coming. one of my fellows had the speed of him. give him tending. he brings great news. the raven himself is hoarse that croaks the fatal entrance of duncan under my battlements. come, you spirits that tend on mortal thoughts. unsex me here and fill me from the crown to the toe top-full of direst cruelty. make thick my blood. stop up the access and passage to remorse that no compunctious visitings of nature shake my fell purpose, nor keep peace between the effect and it. come to my woman's breasts and take my milk for gall. you murdering ministers, wherever in your sightless substances, you wait on nature's mischief. come, thick night and pall thee in the dunnest smoke of hell that my keen kni

ambition."t was certainly heroic, but risky to throw away the rules and make new ones up on the fly. at the cutting edge of such change, they had no understanding of who and what they were sacrificing. so intent on achieving their goals, even when they had the slightest glimmer that they were hurting those whom they loved, they chose to turn away, caring more about humanity then those people in their personal lives. their relationships with men ended either in divorce or in deep antipathy, and their sons feeling abandoned and alone, spend much of their lives trying

the polls between the political ambitions were established in the 1912 race. the intelligence honorable joan was also hamstrung and toothless, despicable as he was in a circle with respect to the leaders was stylish, clever. it would seem that the fair-minded in principle became vaguely co-mingled in the mind of political weakness and perhaps to what this bothers failed ambition while others to try and solicit and demagogue it, thurmond new something else as well, a key to the fearsome passion, a patch to the influence and renowned that his father always longed for, but never achieved. now, there's one more at thing i want to say about strom thurmond's early years and it revolves around one of the great things i've found what i was doing research for this book. i found a gentleman from asheville, south carolina, a man named mr. bettis ran for her to himself as an amateur historian, a very talented historian and close friend of the thurmond's, who pointed me to a history, a biography of the man named francis butler simpkins. he was in a sunday at very well-know

mine is absolute proof of what human ambition is capable of in order to satisfy its hunger for gold. it spreads out into forty four levels under the earth is the oldest mine in colombia and the second deepest in latin america. where. it is two thousand five hundred meters deep that those and there are underground galleries of over four thousand meters all the tunnels combined are over eight hundred kilometers long. or to see at the speed of the. el solenn c.-o. is a giant underground labyrinth of complex tunnels here one thousand one hundred people work and you really have to know where you're going. this is the vein. here is where the gold is found from here on down and here on up. sometimes it is of interest sometimes not. because the concentration is. what really interests this is this the fam. five hundred meters under the surface of the earth the atmosphere is us fixating heat humidity and make it hard to breathe. level eighteen is the deepest you can get. from levels one thousand to forty four everything is flooded. half the mine is under water and dozens of pumps are trying to

welcome back across town to mind you we're talking about your views foreign policy ambitions. ok gareth i'd like to go back to you at the end of the first segment you used the term double standard and on this program when anyone says double standard i go right back to them so go ahead ok what i was trying to say was when you look at turkey's reaction for example the uprisings in bahrain in february two thousand and eleven where you had the uprising by sheer majority against very undemocratic sony ruling elite now that time actually turkey sided with the sony elite and that's a double standard you're now going to try to say that by supporting the opposition to our side you're supporting democracy also you go back a couple of years for turkey support for the regime in sudan in the regime in sudan which was perpetrating a genocide in darfur but i think we see of course turkey is not alone in this other countries have been guilty of double standards but it does raise of a serious questions about the turkish government's motivations if it tries to pretend it's actually supporting d

the extra resources will not make a difference unless matched with greater ambition.nd that is why money must be accompanied by reform, so all children can read and write, and focus on the performance of every child. to put more pressure on schools -- and not replacing this with the 0-level, but every child will be able to -- to be sure that they do, we will provide a new catch up with an additional 500 pounds for every child that leaves primary school. [applause] if you are a parent -- whose child has fallen behind, thwho fears they may be lost in the leap from primary to secondary. and the talk of making exams tougher. we will do what it takes to make sure your child is not left behind. a place in summer school. we provide the help they need. we are raising the bar but ensure every child can clear it, too. [applause] i am proud of the resolve we liberlal democrats have shown. we've head real disappointings, election results, a referendum, my song not making it into the top 10. [laughter] >> through it all, we've remained focused and disciplined and it hasn't always

the the bottom line is turkey is not same turkey before two thousand no it is you know different ambitions and a water where it does no it's you know better economy. it's been accused is no to mons at any rate whatever it does ok i don't what do you think about that because you know year and a half ago turkey didn't have very many problems with its neighbors now it has problems with almost everybody now. i think we need to distinguish between two different foreign policy styles one is what has already been going on that turkey is becoming more dynamic and proactive in foreign policy and as opposition member of the parliament i do support the new dynamism and proactive style in turkish foreign policy this however is quite different from what's also going on on the other hand and we can't simply gloss it as a new ottoman style or foreign policy and this is a foreign policy that relies heavily on turkey's sunni muslim partners in the greater region moreover she within turkey in domestic politics there is the self perception that turkey is moving towards in your argument for the sea and you ca

the eu's latest move is an apparent attempt to gain concessions from iran regarding its nuclear ambitions. takashi ichinose, nhk world. >>> iran's supreme leader says the latest measures are nothing new. ayatollah ali khamenei is calling for a national show of defiance. khamenei said enemies of iran are attempting to divide the country. he called on the iranian people to unite. the economic penalties by the eu and the u.s. have caused the value of the currency, the riyal, to plummet. thousands of people took to the streets of tehran two weeks ago in protest. a spokesperson from iran's petroleum ministry said earlier this month a natural gas embargo would have no effect as the country doesn't export it to the eu. iran has the second largest natural gas reserves in the world. officials say they plan to expand exports to turkey and other neighboring countries. but these latest sanctions could affect those plans. >>> eu foreign ministers agreed to tighten sanctions against syria, too. they've been trying to pressure president bashar al assad to stop a crackdown on his own people. the minister

for the rest of his career the poles between which thurmond's political ambition would swing were savaged in the 1912 race. the intelligence, honorable jones was also hamstrung and toothless. blease, despicable as he was and his circle of respectable leaders, the stylist, clever, informative old. would seem the fair-minded print of principle became moment combing gold and perhaps too with his father's failed ambitions. while others would decry to demagogue it and thurmond knew it to be something else as well, keith of passion, path to influence and renowned that his father always longed for but never achieved. now there is one more thing i want to say about strom thurmond's early years and it revolves around one of the great things i found in this book. i have done it through a gentleman from edgefield south carolina, thurmond's home, a man who was himself an amateur historian, lawyer in edgefield and a very talented historian and a close friend of the sermons. he pointed me to a biography of a man named frances butler simpson. frances butler simpson was in his own day a well-known histor

selenski oh mine is absolute proof of what human ambition is capable of in order to satisfy its hunger for gold. it spreads out into forty four levels under the earth is the oldest mine in colombia and the second deepest in latin america. it is two thousand five hundred meters deep that those and there are underground galleries of over four thousand meters in all the tunnels combined are over eight hundred kilometers long. else alessio is a giant undergone labyrinth of complex tunnels here one thousand one hundred people work and you really have to know where you're going. this is the vane.

the ambition, desire for more that people saw us to pursue more. john: makes ork harde. >> abolutely. john: the other eight hours maximize your free time. eep foeight, work for eight. >> you sleep and work a certain amount but to get a little bit more greedy and yo free time, i get o greedyith it. do something marlous. john: you take your own food parties? >> i am quite greedyhen it comes to my heth. many things i do not eat. much to the embarrassment of my wifei will bring my own food. why is he doing this? john: there feelings are hurt? >> that is okay. i care so much about myself i am willing to sacrifice a dirty look. john: new ways to think about the word ged. thank you robert. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you make 70,000 trades a second... ♪ reach one ctomer at time? ♪ or help doctors turn billions of bytes of shared information... ♪ into a fifth anniversary of remission? ♪ whatever your business challenge, dell hashe technology and serv to help you solve it. john: the new "atlas shrugg" movie just ce t playing in 1,000 theaters. it is faithfu

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the ambition, desire for more that people saw us to pursue more. john: makes us work harder. >> absolutely. john: the other eight hours maximize your free time. sleep for eight, you work for eight. >> you sleep and work a certain amount but to get a litt bit more greedy and your free time, i get to greedy with it. do something marvelous. john: you take your own food to parties? >> i am quite greedy when it comes to my health. many things i do not eat. much to ththe embarrassment of my wife i will bring my own food. why is he doing this? john: there feelings are hurt? >> that is okay. i care so much about myself i am willing to sacrifice a dirty look. john: new ways to think out the word greed. thank you robert. thank you robert. everyone in e cu, all the nurses wanted to watch him when he was there 118 days. everything that you thout was important to you changes in light of having a child that needs you every moment. i wouldn't trade him for the world. who matters most to you says the most about you. massmutual is owned by our policyholders so they

these are subjects on which we have a lot of common ambition and where we'd like to exchange our dynamic efforts between san francisco and paris. 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] t

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and european officials organize an oil embargo to encourage the them to abandon their ambitions. >> reporter: it dropped below 35,000 against the dollar for the first time since islamic revolution of 1979. the currency has fallen nearly 20% against the dollar in one week. it's 70% down year on year. exchange markets in tehran has been busy selling dollars or euros. people are complaining of high unemployment and expressing worries about the future. >> translator: this is a disaster. as the dollar goes up it brings inflation and makes our daily essentials more expresencive. >> translator: i lost my job with the food company and i'm jobless now. >> reporter: iranian president has faced questions in parliament over his inability to hold the currency's decline. the european union is considering further sanctions against iran this month. the iranian government has yet to take effective action to stop the further decline of its currency. >>> japanese and south korean politicians have been sparring over territory they both claim in the sea of japan. the arguments have been heated and solutions seem

iran's nuclear ambitions, the afghanistan, and benghazi. of it all, the stress of l chance to impress. >> a lot of attention, there is lot at stake. mccain knows it too well. romney cannot just play defense. the best defense is a good offense. e tone will be much polite. both of them got feedback that american people did not like it. rick santorum stomped on his behalf today. >> are enemy's fear us and allies us less and our trust us less. >> the present will claim the end ofccesses in iraq war and the killing of bin laden. these are important events. it helps to understand exactly of these candidate has dawned. that is why the president is to tonight.ard >> democrats say advantage obama this new ad today. >> the clear choice, president obama into the iraq war. leftromney would have there.troops >> the tagline on that ad is, fighting over there and start rebuilding here. it is about the economy. this is about foreign-policy. the economy is still the number- one issue. the'll be able to watch abc 7, coverage begins at 9:00. you can tell us w

and i know that cheryl talks about the ambition gap. i don't think it's an ambition get. these young women are ambitious but i think it's the confidence gap and a risk-taking get. there's no question or research that shows that women who negotiate for the salary are punished for. they're seen as pushy or they are seen as aggressive or they are seen as demanding. and therefore are not offered jobs. there is a real issue with how a woman appears in the work of worse. but i think there's so much more that we can help them with, and that they can figure out how to make their way. and i think that all of us here should root for them and help them have a new women's movement is what i'm hoping for. so thank you very much. [applause] >> questions, rights? would anybody like to ask a question? yes. >> i worked for a school paper -- stomach we were actually assigned -- [inaudible] so i was excited to see that you here so i could ask you. specifically for an all women's college, i was wondering if you had any advice as to how you could -- the potential a lot of power. how to harnes

gardner's ambition was to obtain a raphael for her collection. the kind of raphael she wanted was, naturally, a madonna. the one she coveted was the so-called "small cowper madonna," then in an english private collection. berenson said he moved heaven and earth to get the painting for her, but was ver successful. mrs. gardner had to be satisfied instead with a portrait by raphael. the painting was of a roman prelate, tommaso inghirami. this realistic portrayal of an unattractive sitter was one raphael's most brilliant inventions. although it was not the kind of raphael that collectors preferred, mrs. gardner purchased it in 1898. soon afterwards she obtained another raphael, a predella panel from an altarpiece representing the lamentation. mrs. gardner had never seen the painting. she bought it based on berenson's recommendation and on a photograph which he had sent her. although isabella gardner never obtained a madonna, she did succeed in acquiring the first authentic raphael to reach these shores. by the turn of the century, the fortunes creat

that for us it symbolizes a lot just get bored and we don't believe that for the economic ambitions of people who aren't even colombians we should disappear so they can come to mine the gold killing a town which has survived with. as a baby. it goes from there are people who are indigenous who are confused politically because they have been told that capitalism is coming and will destroy them above all we can't have a dialogue with the deaf. into this world. it's exactly like that it's a struggle of capital that last seven capitalism will look at what against a people that are nothing else except work and contribute to the state is going on with the multinationals do their work. without leaving the country anything. i think that when we must take into consideration that mining development that it does represents two percent of the g.d.p. remember that and if we're talking about resources it's important revenues from foreign investments are important to put in prison if. he's only. and so exports sport as you know which bring revenues to the state. and allow the funding of programs for

. >> reporter: with their bird's eye view they have achieved their ambition by providing photos of unreachable places. >>> musicians from the u.s. and japan have come together for special collaboration. they can't really communicate with words but they speak an international language, music and hardship united them and helped them form a lasting connection. >> reporter: this isn't your average jazz festival. young musicians groove together on stage. they share a rhythm and a special bond that extends beyond borders. it's a bond that formed seven years ago in the wake of hurricane katrina. the storm slammed the gulf of mexico killing nearly 2,000 people. new orleans took a direct hit. residents lost their homes. one school o. perry walker high lost its instruments. a nonprofit association of jazz fans in japan immediately sent funds and in doing so help revive the spirit of a city with a rich jazz history. fast forward six years to march 2011. this time musicians in japan's northeast are struck by disaster. the tsunam pummelled the port and taking away the instruments of the city jazz band. the

. >> reporter: the two candidates will also tackle questions on china, iran's nuclear ambitions and ending the war in afghanistan. campaign watchers usually give the advantage to the sitting president when debating international issues. president obama's supporters say he has a strong record, including the successful take down of osama bin laden. >> i expect the president to be especially forceful, since the topic of this debate is foreign policy. this has been one of the great strengths of the president. >> reporter: tonight's debate is crucial to both candidates. polls show a tightening race and that all of the season's debates are swaying voters. >> reporter: in the critical battleground state of ohio a poll shows the president up 5 points, 50-45. but romney has cut the president's lead in half since september. when ohio voters were asked who was a strong leader, more chose romney. but, when asked if the candidates care about their needs and problems, the president has the advantage. both campaigns conduct their own extensive polls and both believe their candidate has an excellent chanc

women who seek to be equal with men lack ambition. certain men. i thought was funny. your true, use your voice, and spread the news. [applause] and if the award is the comeback of to the stage, we would love to get your photos.

as malala gained more information with politics her ambition changed. >> i have a new dream.ought that i must be a politician to solve this country. >> why did you change this dream? >> because there are so many crisis in our country so i want to remove these crisis and to save my country. >> in one of pakistan's new newspaper today, an article titled "condition critical." >> she would have known that they were going to come for her one day yet she carried on despite the threats to herself and her family and this young life as so very special. that knowledge became reality when the gunman who stopped her vehicle on the way home from school verified her identity before opening fire, according to another girl who survived the attack. here are the last lines of that he had tore yell. she seeks neither fame nor fortune and carried on her life as normally as she could, except that she was not an ordinary person. she had stood against ruthless murderers who would see every girls' school blown up. malala yousafzai is in critical condition today and so pakistan. we are infected with

. >> the white house is willing to negotiate over the nuclear ambitions of iran. he will prevent the nuclear weapons by whatever means necessary. in an effort to get a un security council on going. they could continue to face crippling economic sanctions. tehrann have requested the talks until after the presidential election. >> despite talks in east jerusalem the construction of the least 800 new apartments, a military college and condominiums are climbing this. european union are criticizing israel's planned. benjamin netanyahu says he has every right to build in this area. in jordan and explosion has killed a least 10 people and injured dozens more. this was the old city center of damascus. and it is also a christian minority section. there were talks with u.n. peace talks about the civil war. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend much more news when we come back . among the 49ers are off. however that big game for the giants. the jaguars are planning at the coliseum. cal was defeated last night. curry was pre-injured on friday night. this was part of the same an

the foreign ministers also agreed to push for fresh talks on their nuclear ambitions. the nobel prize for economics has been awarded the two americans. it was in recognition of their research on finding ways to make good matches between economic agents. and designing markets. in the libyan capital of tripoli, they told the bbc that the fugitives have so far been recaptured. now to syria where the fighting continues. government forces have been trying to dislodge members of the free syrian army. recently, the bbc found evidence that weapons were being supplied by states such as saudi arabia. there is growing concern that many of those arms are going to islamic extremism. i spoke to david sanger. thank you for joining me. the allegations that concerns you have heard from the intelligence community is that arms being supplied by some of the gulf states are not going to the people they are intended to go to? >> that is right. the american hohhot here is that there would be a vetting process that would take place among all of these disparate rebel groups. and the more secul

what would it take exercise, lisa the findings of the city's climate action planthese plants are ambitions; with spec expect to have 64.3 billion through 2040 two invest in transportation programs. does not keep up with the system we have today. we have about 9.5 billion committed to projects that are already underway, prioritized in the rtp; these are commitments that are significant improvement in include projects in the construction such as presidio parkway in the central subway, also the downtown extension of caltrans, caltrain electrification as part of the package. there remains a little over this 3 billion in discretionary funds that we need to spread over other needs; new operations, raising the level of repair, programs. by programs i mean day-to-day types of transportation investments that the public is really interesting in when we do a call for projects; every one of two is a response to the call such as more safety, more crosswalks, countdown signals or expansion projects. you mentioned, is the next generation of transit expansion, does it involve subways? it could be a way to