vital interest in phase of international pressure i don't tamper fast or political science at city university of hong kong thanks very much indeed for your thoughts here on r.t. . thank you. tell the stories now the international criminal court has given the libyan authorities more time to provide information about saif al islam gadhafi they miss the said deadline of january the tenth now the most prominent son of the country's late leader colonel gadhafi is being held in the western town of is in town he's charged by the hague with crimes against humanity the i.c.c. wants information about his health status in agreed to now wait until the twenty third of january they accept that gadhafi can be tried and leave if the country's room worse can provide a fair trial and that's something saif is unlikely to get in any case says the president of the arab oil response and solution. the government does not have control of their safe feet he's in the hands of the. ins in turn i think the libyans are not really interested in handing him over to the international court i think because as far as they're

she earned her master's in education from new jersey city university in educational technology. as a sixth year public high school teacher, she ploets student directed oral history and mixed media community outreach projects and has been recognized by the national oral history association for her work. this year with the martha ross teaching award. she grew up in moscow and immigrated to the united states in 1991. her dissertation newark remembers is an interdisciplinary project that will be the first to examine the struggles over memory and identity in newark, new jersey. and her paper is entitled "the liberation of rutgers newark history memory and black student radicalism." >> thank you so much. good morning, everyone. on february 24th, 1969, a group of black student activists took over the hall for 72 hour sit in. the illegal taking of the building was a highly contested event.the illegal taking of the building was a highly contested event.in. the illegal taking of the building was a highly contested event.the illegal taking of the building was a highly contested event. stud

and sociology at the graduate center at the city university of new york she gained notoriety for an article she co-wrote with sociologist richard clarke one nine hundred ninety six that advocated increased in rollman in social welfare programs in order to collapse the dysfunctional parts of that system and force reforms leading to a guaranteed annual income as a political strategy is now known as the cloud given strategy has been a hot topic of discussion in recent years professor pivot has served as the president of the american sociological association is currently an honorary chair of the democratic socialists of america she's one of the people responsible for the fact that you can register to vote at the d.m.v. in one thousand nine hundred three she co-founded humans serve an organization with the goal of increasing voter registration by linking vehicle registration with access to social services and voting human service initiative was incorporated into the national voter registration act of one thousand nine hundred three more commonly known as the motor voter bill and signed into law

organizations of peace plan calls for an end to fighting and the removal of security forces from cities universal peace federation ambassador dr sun moon says there are preconditions that hamper the observers from remaining impartial. i believe they are partly by as the as they are being affected totally by some out of state powers that see a regional such as cup third in their major egyptian officials and international cars or europeans even at the level of the european community and the united states for sure though this national pressure to towards the observers will give them it by is the by starters where they should not covered as independently as in of no if they were to release any public statements this will effect tarnish even the whole process and this will affect the transparency of the whole measures that see and the process itself by monitoring independently that is basically enough let there be one distance between the loyalists and the opposition is as such i mean as observers they had they have to be at one distance between the opposition as to that is evil of bashar al assad and

military grow chris would say a senior reporter at the bureau of investigative journalism at city university in london says it's not about the reliance on american aid means it will continue to tolerate the drug attacks and i think relations remain fraught between pakistan military and government i think the drone strike issue here is a separate war. been significantly spoken as one of the veteran washington in recent days about a new do you get an interim drone strikes and i think that's what reflects i mean obviously the united states has a very deep into a relationship with pakistan in particular with pakistan's military and we're talking about billions of dollars a year being spent on pakistan's military by the us going back almost a decade there so yes that money is important to pakistan and i think that's an important aspect of leverage for the u.s. drone strikes continues to cry but it hasn't killed a single civilian in pakistan since two thousand and ten euros research on the shows quite the opposite of a minimum of fifty three civilians were killed in pakistan where you were storing

troops in reaction to an escalating territorial dispute dr popkin on wang of the city university of hong kong told r.t. that the philippines is cashing in on regional instability. at the international level the philippines know that the u.s. is stepping mistry return to asia refocusing its military and security deployment in the middle east in asia pacific targeting china in iran the primaries security concerns the philippines also see that their recent changes in the regional politics particularly in taiwan where mr martin to you and to call mr asian was successfully we elected their means. taipei would have more stable relationship more expression in terms of economic integration across the strait in the coming years and the footprints knows that the u.s. would need a more reliable ally in the asia pacific region so the philippines is reeling to learn it has to do. for that kind of particular security concern the u.s. is having in the asia pacific region i have. tremendous pressure from the public opinion within china asking and urging the chinese government to top up for a tough posit

from turkey and nato thank you very much for your thoughts political analyst and professor at city university in jordan my louche thank you. libya's new government speak accused of torture and abuse in detention centers based on some french is suspending its mission in misrata saying it's repeatedly treating patients for injuries that have been sustained during interrogation with thousands of gadhafi loyalist still behind bars it's raising key questions about the people nato helped bring to power as artie's. found out. doctors without borders known for going do their job in the most dangerous and notorious places around the globe but in n t c iran libya the group has encountered a formidable obstacle they couldn't overcome burns from electric shocks and cigarettes heavy bruising and renal failure all this evidence of the continued torture of prisoners say the doctors and now after two inmates died from the beatings the international group has stopped its mission in protest patients were brought to us in the middle of interrogation for medical care in order to make them fit for further interro

the military grow chris woods a senior reporter at the bureau of investigative journalism at city university in london says is now about its reliance on american aid means it will continue to tolerate drone attacks. i think good relations with. the government are growing stronger. significantly. because we're about in washington. about a new government on growing strikes and that's what reflect i mean obviously it's very very. true and we're talking about billions of dollars a year. being spent on pakistan's military by the us going back almost there so yes that money is important to pakistan and i think that's an important aspect of leverage for the u.s. . strikes syria continues to claim but it hasn't killed a single civilian in pakistan since two thousand and ten the bureau's research on this shows quite the opposite a. minimum of fifty three civilians were killed in pakistan where you were in the first few. years horace hundred twenty six it is fair to say it was true that civilians do get killed more the question here is. war in the tribal areas of pakistan and what kind of authority do

troops and reaction to an escalating territorial dispute dr popkin on one of the city university of hong kong told r.t. that the philippines is cashing in on regional instability at the international level the philippines know that the u.s. is stepping this three returned to asia refocusing its military and security in the middle east asia pacific targeting china iran the primaries security concerns so the philippines is reeling to learn with stones to. die for their car not particular security concern the u.s. is having in the asia pacific region i have always been the case there's tremendous pressure from the public opinion within china. urging the chinese government to topple for the top position of the philippines however i think the chinese government should be a bit more careful about these internal demand so i think the philippines is all doing that to try to get the best interest from from this china and u.s. relations. don't hesitate to log onto our website r t dot com it's the best place to look for the latest updates comments and videos here's some of was there for you right n

can talk to chris would say senior reporter at the bureau of investigative journalism at the city university in london i thank you for coming on the program today is all about it has warned did warn in december that it will shoot down any u.s. drones that intrude its airspace as part of its new defense policy now we see in this latest drone attack is it possible we can expect a reaction from pakistan. i think we have to assume that. the complicit or implicit involvement of the pakistani government the u.s. and pakistan has been discussing behind the scenes for some weeks now revolving these drone strike policy in pakistan and i think it's inconceivable that those drones were operating and were staring us in the right with the approval of the pakistani government. pakistan's military has publicly rebuked the country's prime minister after he actually criticized the military in an interview is there any coincidence do you think the timing of these new u.s. attacks and the breakdown in relations between the military and the government. i think relations remain for or between pakistan military a

so founded on jerusalem and based on our love of jerusalem and fascination, which is the holy city, universal city, all of these things are unknown and he would be mad to predict the year at spring, for example. i can see a jerusalem and 50 years that is kind of more or less chat up towards the peace deal is almost negotiated. i mean, both sides know what the terms with the underwear themed, under all night, under barack, they were close to agreement with palestinians. both sides of course foster myths about the other side. from the israelis, for example, i often claim that palestinians are two people, that the palestinian people were invented very late and so on and so forth, that the came first and therefore one is worthless and so on if the palestinians had their sins. they often claim that zionism, jewish by the jerusalem was only invented in the 18 name is. that there were only became wholly very late in the 17th century -- 16th century and so on. so all of these both sides faster lies about the other. now you can make peace with m-16s. you can make peace with the goat documents in the u

all the great complex of the world which is founded on jerusalem which is the holy city come in universal city, all of these are unknown and i can caesars loan he has almost negotiated if both sides know the terms they were very close to agreement. it has a myth about the other side. the israelis for example, claim palestinians are not people and they were invented very late in the jews came first that is why they are worth less but they often claim that zionism was only invented in the 1890's the war only became holy very late 17th century and so on. both sides foster lies about one another. you could take -- make peace with legal documents and the security council but neither will hold less both respect somehow the heritage your the story or the truth. if in a very small way contributes to that, i would be happy. everything is up in the air i can also see one that is destroyed and blown up by a fanatic. that means jerusalem and only become holier. the one thing we know is ultimately the day of judgment, second coming from my jesus christ will return to jerusalem. and whatever else happe

jerusalem, which is so based on the love of jerusalem or fascination of jerusalem which is the holy city, the universal city, all of these things are unknown. and it would be mad to predict, no one predicted the arab spring, for example. i can see, i can see a jerusalem in 50 years it is kind of more or less shared. after all, the peace deal is almost negotiated. both sides know what the terms would be. they were very close to agreement with the palestinians. both sides of course foster myths about the other side. from the israelis, the israelis, for example, claimed often claim they are nasty people, that the palestinian people were late and so on and so forth. that the jews came first and, therefore, the palestinians residency and their for 1500 years were, so on. ousting its have that, too. they often claim that the jewish love of jerusalem was only invented in the 1890s, that the way the war became holy very late in the 17th century, 16th century, and so on. so all of these, both sides foster lies about the other. now, you can make peace with him 16th of with how logistic you can make peace with le

the soviet embassy had a flourishing kindergarten, grade school and high school and the city's university campuses most young women were unveiled as for most of the females in banks, stores, schools, factories and government offices. a few were the head scarf over their hair but only in the bazaar were the poor people shocked with the increasing common. from the evidence in my own eyes the mujahideen claims were false the dozens of the stores in the street as much land from the countryside as they needed. pomegranates, watermelons, grapes spelled out. i never discovered the definitive explanation for these explosions that i had heard during the interview with the foreign minister, but his point was unaffected by the destruction of the war and was actually banned. i had no other explosions to bring my time in the city. of course the countryside was another story. but the united nations guest house in kabul, the favorite place congregated aid workers and their frustration with the restrictions they faced. the u.n. had dozens of consultants involved in the rural development but they were not

in a working group in conjunction with bart, the transportation authority, daly city, santrans and san francisco university to include daly city as well as other fare options. the current agreement allows unlimited travel on or within san francisco and on all muni services with a single fair instrument. the san francisco mta reimburses part about $1.20 for each trip taken under this agreement currently. this reimbursement rate is retroactively to the fiscal year 2011. in the new fast pass agreement which will go before the board of supervisors for approval in the near future, along with the bird feeder agreement. the fair study will look at the writer ship and financial impacts which will be included in the study already under way to look at the overall capacity at the daly city bart station. recommendations are expected in late summer, in the early fall of 2012. i look forward to potentially riding with you in the 14 l. president chiu: thank you. madame clerk, the consent agenda. >> an item can be removed and considered separately. >president chiu: would any of you like to sever these items? supervisor el

which is so based on our love of jerusalem and our fascination with jerusalem which is the holy city, universal city, all of these things are unknown and it would be meant to predict. no one predicted the arab spring for example. i can see a jerusalem in 50 years that is kind of more or less shared with a peace deal. it's almost negotiated. both sides know what the terms would be under rabin, under olmert and under barak. both sides of course foster myths about the other side. the israelis for example claim, often claimed the palestinians were invented very late and so on and so forth but the jews came first and therefore the palestinians residency for 1500 years is worthless and so on. the palestinians too heather sins. they often claim that the jewish love of jerusalem was only invented in the 1890s and the wall became wholly late in the 17th century, the 16th century and so on. so all of these, both sides, foster lies about the other. now you could make peace with m-16s. you can make peace with legal documents. you can make peace in the u.n. security council's but none of these pieces will h

which is so based on our love of jerusalem and our fascination with jerusalem which is the holy city, universality, all of these things are unknown and it would be meant to predict. no one predicted the arab spring for example. i can see a jerusalem in 50 years that is kind of more or less shared with a peace deal. it's almost negotiated. both sides know what the terms would be under rabin, under olmert and under barak. both sides of course foster myths about the other side. the israelis for example claim, often claimed the palestinians were invented very late and so on and so forth but the jews came first and therefore the palestinians residency for 1500 years is worthless and so on. the palestinians too heather sins. they often claim that the jewish love of jerusalem was only invented in the 1890s and the wall became wholly late in the 17th century, the 16th century and so on. so all of these, both sides, foster lies about the other. now you could make peace with m-16s. you can make peace with legal documents. you can make peace in the u.n. security council's but none of these pieces will hol

the city altered parking signs near the trader joe's' on university avenue. one side was dedicated as resident only parking and the other as two our parking. but some say that the signs are confusion. one woman has become the parking vigilant, leaving notes, telling drivers how to get help with the ticket. the issue is to be discussed in the next council of the berkeley council. >>> gm, toyota, chrysler are offering opportunities to ride or ride some of the models on display. there is also an exotic car show which also include a lamborghini and others. >>> ahead, we'll tell you what happened when an intruder broke into the hotel room of boxer mike tyson. with cinnabon cinnamon are an irresistible sunday morning idea. nothing calls them to the table faster. sunday morning ideas made easy. and these are the ones you'll love on a school night. pillsbury ham and cheese crescents. with just a few ingredients, you have an easy dinner. pillsbury ham and cheese crescents. school night ideas made easy. >>> stock market offering a reminder that even if the u.s. job mar

public hearing depaul university city leaders likely plan and other meetings as well one step closerd a controversial shooting range on the southeast side. metropolitan water reclamation district voted 5-4 to lease the land to the city located along cathlamet rebar 2045 east 134th street. critics say the land should be open space for wild life and recreation of and will promised they say the money would come drug raid continent first strings of the pentagon president obama announced new plan to cut the defense spending and white house leak secret information about the raid that killed osama bin laden? to hollywood? pentagon but the part answers and seems to be getting brighter latest estimates on hiring when we come back. wgn news @ 9 president big announcement today already taken heed president obama trebek fat from the budget starting at the pentagon announced today wants a leaner cheaper military president says the nation needs a new strategy of eliminating the ability to fight two major wars once >> the world must now united states is going to maintain a military superiority with

the damage spread from the ymca to city hall. >>> and stanford university is warning women about someone lurking in shower rooms. we will have reaction from studentskl students ahead and t santa clara county has taken a bold step declaring aen ecstasy epidemic and producing a documentary showing young people denouncing the drug. i'm suzanne shaw. the drug ecstasy isn't new. what's new is that abuse is up among younger users, as young as 12. it's cheap and though kids may say it is harmless it is often cut with narcotics and meth and linked to depression, brain damage and death the. that's why nbc bay area commends santa clara county for taking the initiative reaching 100,000 public school students through a film of their peers who tell the truth about the so-called feel-good drug. it's a smart approach and one we think other bay area counties should try to address the drug problems in their schools. the links are on-line at nbceditorials.com. >>> good evening. i'm diane dwyer. welcome back to this special edition of bay area news at 11: 0. officials say they are trying to understand why

a father...and great-grandfather of three.bruce royster was a city college graduate...and worked for arundel ice cream and howard universityeffre becoming an aacountant...now he's the city's first homicide victim of the year: "we were called for a report of a discharging. upoo police arrival, we noticed there was an adult male victim lying unresponsive in his vehicle" the family hopes this latest push with these fliers will get this investigation movvng. if ou have any information...call metro crimestoppers...thereees a two thousand dollar reward.live in northwest baltimore, janice park fox45 news at 530. a man is shot in southwest baltimore.it happened just after one on edgewood street near franklin street. homicide detectives were on the scene, searching for clues and crime tape marking off the area. police do not have suspects or a motive.we've bben checking with city pollce, but right now, they're not releasing the victim's condition. and shots rang out overnight in northwest baltimore. a 22-year-old man was shot several times... just before 11 o'clock at a "carry out" on liberry heights avenue at gwynn oak avenue.he w

he also said and he and sony corp purses america universal city studios in ninety four the court this court the supreme court speaking of both copyrights and patents points out that the monopoly privileges that congress be authorized are not primarily designed to provide a special private benefit rather the limited grant is a means by which aren't are important public purpose may be achieved finally in the supreme court decision again the supreme court writing about copyrights they said congress has expressed similar views in congressional reports on copyright legislation does for example in one thousand nine hundred two a house report says copyrights are to promote the progress of science in the useful arts the clause says nothing about any desire or purpose to secure to the author earn venturi is natural right to his property similarly they wrote the congressional authors of the landmark in one thousand zero nine copyright act this is the first major copyright law the united states wrote the constitution provides that congress shall have the power to grant copyrights not primarily f