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or the amir a complete. you're referring to the period in which the mirror image. where the world has. come and. now days it seems the past summer is threat. most of us only feel we were. me to. walk out here morning in civil wars. the lord will take you live the shadow will lead you. so it's is nice to know them as they can in the hills lose my little. bit of the. mood. when instead of first class called saw america at the air force academy i graduate in forty four days and i just want to do my part to make sure that everyone here can enjoy the freedoms. pax americana is a political view which simply says that because america is currently the sole superpower it has not only the ability but the response ability ensure the far future to maintain while peace. right. america now has the chance to establish an american empire pax americana that will last for many many decades and one of the ways to do this is to establish a strong american control of space china carried out its first anti-satellite weapons test on a cold weather satellite about five hundred miles accor

league games to go white points clear of the drop zone they want tells me they will be with alexander amir as well by five injured or manager college ross he accepts his side's hopes of retaining very all but over. norway going. to be i think in the. six games i don't want to. i want best position. that would be six game good big up. doesn't allow guys to. win that i really points behind. it was better for us to being that we have to go to the world that is good because it means going to play do we have. the other five games. russian nationals in a training session also region next week the european hockey. have a song playing world championships. of. the h.l. players have just finished with a lawyer who lives round one coach beach last week and now has to turn his attention to russia however he was absent from team training and she is there as well as others so i want players who will join the team later but before that his assistant he gives or her can run the session which was no trouble to the players you're watching and the harkin and which side because i have always been a coach and

are confirmed one of the figureheads for islamic radicalism in southern russia a man widely known as amir her son has been killed in the same region security services have surrounded the building which is harboring unknown number of militants but there are reports of heavy gunfire at the moment ortiz congress's correspondent with caution over is following the latest developments. well everything happened on sunday night to cause a war stop there were checkpoints in dagestan but when the driver refused to open the car and opened fire the police fired back and out the four terrorists including the emergency leader is that i believe believe john the were killed and these tires cleaned responsibility for a number of terrorist attacks not only but across the russian and north caucasus a value journal also known as. a was a believed to be responsible for training women to become suicide bombers or for future terrorist attacks across russia and the national committee says that russia's most wanted terrorist. pointed to value john have to be very hard of terrorists in there to stand in a cold war

then there is what amir almost did in his proposal to the palestinians.hen there was what was negotiated at camp david with bill clinton. and ehud barack and yasser arafat. they all had the essential similarity, do they not? >> it's a similarity of the hospital. you try to cure every patient but every patient has a different temperature. and so they have a different character, for good and for bad. because the problem is negotiations is a double problem. not only how to answer the compensations of your opponent, but how to answer the criticism of your own people. your own people say why are you giving away so much. >> that is what they said so arafat and camp david. >>> without arafat he wouldn't-- that say different story. he has agreed peace on 67 borderline, the 47 borderline. we couldn't make peace. on the 67 he gave up 22% of the west bank. i shall never forget it. i think it was a real contribution. >> we have-- then it comes to the sizemore or less we can make a swap. >> are we further away today than we were. >> because. >> because one thing you h

and the longer you are on unemployed it amir-- appears the pore difficult it is to get a job and thatnot good news for the long-term unemployed at this point. >> well, earlier in this cycle of increased joblessness, people were talking about employers looking at the long-term unemployed or learning to look at the long-term unemployed in a different way. it sounds like you're not seeing that yet. >> well, i'm not sure it's happening yet. i think employers do understand that being unemployed, being unemployed for an extended period of time is not necessarily an indication of the ability and the capabilities of a particular worker. and they're looking at the unemployed in a different way. but that doesn't necessarily mean that they're going out there and finding them, and hiring them. a lot of the people who are looking, they have the connections, if they're still working and there's still a lot of work that needs to be done to bring these long-term unemployed people really into the market where they can find the jobs and make the connections necessary to get the openings that are coming

secretary clinton did meet with sheikh amir today leading up to his meetings with other officials theyiscussed a range of bilateral issues including the situation in libya and the secretary did have the opportunity to thank s -- to thank him for qatar's hosting of this week's meeting of the libya contact group as well as qatar's support for u.n. resolution 73 and operation unified protector. she'll also be meeting this afternoon with -- >> on the meeting, it's just burns, feldman and fwor don who are there? >> correct. i'll double check on that >> do you know if -- we heard that someone else is traveling co-doha as well. >> i don't have any information on that. >> are any of your officials planning to meet with him? >> not at this point, but i'll find out. >> what is the capacity there? >> talk to the qatar authorities, they're the ones in charge. secretary clinton will meet with the jordanian foreign minister, it's an opportunity for them to further discuss libya and they'll discuss other issues including the recent formation of a new jordanian government and cooperation in the middle

openly calls the afghaniszation we talk about the memory when people like -- now i'm blanking on it, amir woodring this in the 1900's, afghanization was destroying communities and displacing others to balance of the ethnic balance of the country. so the terms have not just in relation to what we care about that in terms of for that can care about the have a lot of baggage that go along with them and to bring you back to talking about afghanistan itself, driven by afghans who stand on their own the words we are using to describe what we want to do also has an effect. when we look at the question of constitutionality, we have to be willing to revisit this because right now the government doesn't and simply cannot work at all. so if we want to have a functioning government and actually afghanize and have them capable of running themselves, we have to change what is there because right now it won't happen. -- before. the gentleman right here and then in the back. >> bert the lives and associates the work of national security issues for the last half century. a lot of it in congress. and joshu