we performed in bali with a group. it's a story from the [inaudible] and so the indian epiics actually the indian epiics for very common in cambodia and bali and thailand and there is a different aesthetic. all southeast asia and asia there are a lot of similarities. >> he is a male entity. he is not -- are you referring to the story? >> it's interesting you should say that. a unique indian concept is one of half male, half female. and that is -- unlike some dances the solo dancer portrays all of the parts in the story. you can portray a feminine aspect and then masculine aspect with the bow and arrow. the male has to portray feminine and the female has to portray masculine. there is a very fierce dance and a soft sort of dance and every dancer has to learn all those aspects. it's very, you know, my teacher i call him a guru in this art form you have to study very, very hard. you have to learn about all the cultural aspects. he says it's liberating because he enjoys and has to learn to bring up the feminine aspect. he'

from afghanistan to iraq and from bali to london, we have seen all too often that this extremism feats dreadful acts of terror and violence. these extremists tried to turn his gun into a closed ideology that is opposed to democracy. but what indonesia shows is that the world's largest moslem majority country is that it is possible to project this extremist threat and prove that democracy and islam can flourish alongside each other. >> david cameron. a terrible return to two thousand four tsunami, a powerful earthquake and several big aftershocks struck off the coast of indonesia. the initial quake sent people running from buildings and fleeing to reach higher ground. the to nummular position, but it has now expired. -- the tsunami warning was issued, but has now expired. >> and the memories are still fresh, still painful. we don't forget the loss of more than two hundred thousand lives. today, the earth issued a powerful reminder of this region's volatile foundation. but this time, there was purpose within the panic, a mass movement to higher ground. and the safety of the mosque, one o

i know the bali exhibit here will have international flavor. with this opening, with this brand name, i want to think the board of directors, the foundation. jay hsu and your work with the city. the supervisors, charlotte, the arts commission, and our controller, for coming together at this time to allow our asian to give an even bigger appeal to an international audience. i think you will find this brand not only on the windowsills of this grand all day and the building, a building that i have been familiar with as my days of the dpw director -- i used to go through stacks of books. to see this as part of the great contribution to the revitalization of our civic center, and to be an international destination for so many visitors that come to our city. i want to thank the museum, the asian for allowing us to join you in this 3 branding, and to make sure we are on our way to invite a greater audience to experience all the wonderful cultural things you have to offer. [applause] >> thank you, mr. mayor. that was fantastic. i was just thinking, i h

fresh crackdowns on pro-democracy demonstrators in bali worrying and the lack of condemnation from wall street governments prompts questions over their selective approach to the arab spring we're told. and kofi anon warns of violence in syria continuing despite the cease fire stressing and urgent need for the expansion of the u.n. observer mission there. next week at expert insight into how revolutions are being planned coordinated and financed parties sophie shevardnadze interviews appears score skia the president of the european center for geo political analysis. thank you very much for being with us today now you're on political expert also an election monitor and some say you're an expert in call of revolutions so we're going to start right away from that what are the cain gradient to starting a color revolution i think that there have to be real political and social crises which might. be a kind of inspiration for those groups who work eyes so i'm sure. there's no call for real aloof from the you know some celebrities who have the social graces who can very easily money put away al

toughest of budget cuts in decades despite a nationwide strike and the massive protests that resulted in bali passers by and dozens of arrests. but next you're not seeing an exclusive interview with the man credited for orchestrating the downfall of colonel gadhafi former n.t.s.c. leader mahmoud jibril that's right. and when the side lies of the brussels forum we're sitting down with mahmoud jibril now he was heading the economic and development planning body in libya at the time of the rule of colonel moammar gadhafi and he later read lead in the uprising against the regime the interim prime minister of the national transitional council for about seven and a half months i thank you very much a mystery for joining us today and the first question i would like to ask at this point today is the civil war really over in libya and who is in control at the moment a little first correct so there was no civil war in libya there was resistance being said that the teacher should but we can say the lucian did not start it we consider the group lucian with the start when you start start talking about dev

helped build up a certain capacity within the bali military but it also made it somewhat unique demential they were good at hunting terrorists but they clearly were pretty well prepared to fight a counterinsurgency and so i think there that strategy well peter schiff a little more your version of our really preempted me on that point was. very interesting toy james i think it's a very interesting point and that's what i was trying to kind of lead all of us down to is that the americans have their agenda for the region against certain groups and then you have the local officials there in military in mali saying well we want to control our own country's borders but there are these outsiders americans they just want to go after these islamic figures if it's al qaeda and others and they are they're not the same so in some ways a kind of reminds me a little bit of pakistan on a minor scale go ahead james i think if you if you look at the bunch of wiki leaks cables from two thousand six hundred thousand and ten. and you can see from those two very interesting things one is a military not. wasn'

themselves with the most sophisticated weaponry and for the first time literally defeat the army or bali and that's exactly what's happening now the question is there are there. other reasons in that part of the world but also equally well equipped we might be seeing the beginning of the aftermath of the collapse of the government. space in my head. unveils twenty seven billion a year is worth of cuts but investors still aren't sure the country is on the road to recovery the huge figure short of previous deficit targets are has drawn hundreds of thousands of people out in protest greaves or pools they're angry at the big government saving the year of their livelihoods expense. known for a construction boom which is now in ruins lately oldest spanish economy has been building is this content expensive failure still lies strewn across the country the hundred fifty million euro cast the land airport the war the most eye catching today it stands largely unused. and from madrid to barcelona there are more stark reminders of excessive spending triggering public anger we are here everybody beca

equip themselves with it most refused to get weaponry for the first time literally before the army or bali and that's exactly what's happening now the question is there are other insurance in other regions in that part of the world but also equally well equipped we might just be seeing the beginning of the aftermath of the collapse of the libyan government. they may have embellished twenty seven billion euros worth of cards but investors to launch sure the country is on the road to recovery the huge figure is still short of previous deficit targets and has drawn hundreds of thousands of people out in protest and as jake agrees reports they're angry at the government citing the year at their livelihoods expense. known for a construction boom which is now in ruins and lately all the spanish economy has been building is discontent expensive failure still lies strewn across the country the hundred fifty million new castle an airport be one of the most i catch him today it stands largely unused. and from madrid to barcelona more stark reminders of excessive spending triggering public anger we a

. >> also labelex group which owns balis and -- >> let me handle the ladies shoes. >> the point beingouldn't say front but there's a lot more in this transaction, who is behind it than simply just a coty's/avon deal. i shouldn't have gone there with you. >> you looked at me like you know, the durex ones. i don't know anything about it. >> they also do woolite. >> here to discuss how it would affect thousands of american businesses, fred hochberg. i'd ask you, fred, if you know about -- i won't go there. it's okay. but at least can you laugh about it. let's just talk about what's at stake here. >> well, what's at stake here, aaron -- i'm sorry, andrew. we have -- our charter expires in less than 60 days. in less than 60 days we have to have congress to reauthorize the bank so we can go on lending money to foreign buyers so small businesses and large companies can export good and services and create jobs here in america. >> give us a state of play now. your sense is a deal with ultimately be reached? >> i'm confident we'll have a deal reached. it reduces the deficit and we have support

the world but these things travel -- one generated at 500 miles an hour so other areas may get hit, baliestern australia, 9:15 eastern time but don't have any reports of a tsunami, just a watch. it's such a big quake that they immediately put a watch out, wait to see if any of their buoys move up or down and get a report of a tsunami, once that happens there's a warning and no holds barred, everyone in ocean bay has to head to higher ground. still waiting on reports for a tsunami. no doubt there was damage inland from the quake itself. >> rob, do we know at this point how far the quake was felt? i mean i know that cue ol koalu is nearby. jakarta is densely populated too but do we know if the shaking was that far away. >> the areas right there likely don't have power. communications sparse at best even when they do have power so we've gotten reports of some shaking being felt as far north as india and thailand so -- >> thailand? >> to give you an idea how strong the quake was. >> incredible. rob, thanks very much. >> all right, you got it. >> it is three minutes past the hour. the clock i

. >> but tonight there is a huge bali wood number. it's epic. it's so beautiful. i can't wait for everybody to see it. over the next couple weeks it's going to get crazier and crazier. right now karen and i are very close and on the friendlier side of their relationship but there is something that is going to happen very soon between them that is so awful that i don't know how they can possibly be friends afterward. so stay tuned for that. >> if you needed another one, there is another reason to tune in. uma thurman guest starring as a film actress who lands the role of marilyn monroe. "smash" airs at 10:00 tonight right after "the voice." >>> well, a high school band leader in southeast washington is soaking u his new found fame. >> how about this? last hour darryl watson appeared on the ellen degeneres show and was surprised with $100,000. the money will help him and his students at ballou senior high school continue their good work. ellen has spent all season spotlighting teachers and principals who are making a difference in their communities. >> you make me h

bra makers like bali came up with a smart sizing system. small, medium, and large. so actually this brat right here is the comfort revolution wire-free bra am it's really easy to find your size. they have a handy lille chart and you go with your traditional size. >> it looks like a sports bra it's got all the support that you need like a regular bra but very comfortable as you mention like a sports bra. >> in terms of the sizing itself, you mention in the tape it should just be a guideline. but how do you make sure your measurement is correct? it's actually very scientific. >> this is the thing. there's no science when it come toss tosss to bras. you take the cup size and band size and substract the difference. it's confusing for women. there ee's something going on called the war plus four. you measure around the underside our your breasts and add the band width and add four to five. but nowadays we're adding one to two inches. >> what happens as we saw happened to your model. she goes in, likes the bra, but can't find the size you dwloink

tambiÉn sabe lo que es disfruto de vacaciones, el pasado mes de diciembre anduvo vacacionando por bali >>> sigue. >>> es que se va a llenar. >>> no importa. >>> 14. >>> ya, ahÍ. >>> gente. >>> y okay l soda la col regular, tiene cheque cucharadas de azÚcao sea te digo, te hecho agua a esto, y te lo tomas? >>> jÁs. >>> y la que es de naranja tiene 19 cucharadas de azÚcar, saben que hay una soluciÓn. >>> y loco que venden con azÚcar de dieta. >>> le digo que este tipo de azÚcar, hacen otras cosas en el cuerpo de nosotros. >>> la regular tiene 14 cucharadas de azÚcar. >>> pero es mucho. >>> y podemos comprar el ua que es soda le ponemos dos cucharadas de limÓn o un limon exprimo ada y esti vÍa y parece una soda. >>> sacamos la soda y ponemos esto. >>> sÍ. >>> y perfecto. >>> vamos con la leche. >>> esta misma. >>> sÍ. >>> y leche sin grasa. >>> la que todos compramos en casa, por que es la que estÁ de moda, do el mundo que estÁ a dieta dice josÉ no tengo, yo estoy sÚper problema que tomo la que no tiene grasa. >>> tiene 14 gramos de azÚcar, tiene un gramo de azÚcar mÁs que la regular. >>>

by the time this so that it declined in bali. host: certified public accountant, they are our guests for the next 50 minutes. john in fairfax -- i think we already talked to john in fairfax. let's move on. stephanie, you are on the washington journal. caller: we 0 $3,700 this year. i wanted to find out how much to increase our -- i was going to increase to have them take an additional 75 out. i want to know if that is enough. guest: what you would have to do, if you think that the 2012 taxable income and tax deductions will be the same -- if you are 37 of dollars, you would look at how many paychecks are left -- >> it is april already. you look at how much has already been deducted for the first four months of the year. how many you have left. you increase it so you will have a total of $3,700 more withheld for 2004. host: what are the red flags that the irs looks for? what is it that triggers an audit and people should be careful not to trip the triggers? >> there is a pretty sophisticated system of grading the tax returns. they