golan heights much like the west iran is also eagerly watching events unfold in syria but from a very different perspective coming up next hour if our shapira from israel is used for national security studies tells r.t. just water ron has to lose from the fall of us it. cuba has been and the group dream has been iran's closest alley for over two decades if us a true team falls apart iran is standing to lose a very strong only because any government would please place in syria whether it be a western ally and democracy which is not very likely or muslim the muslim brothers who are sunis of who are very hostile confused iran any region would be either hostile to run or far from corporate can with iran that much of the. regime has been. from boycotts to marches and protests there is public anger over the killing of teenager trayvon martin across america gunned down while armed only with iced tea and candy the episode has brought attention to the country's last gone laws which critics say have gone far beyond just security or in a fortnight has more. if the second amendment to the us cons

the golan heights stretching back a finger between the borders of live and on jordan and syria whoever controls these mountains controls this area. which is rolls down since katrina from damascus in one thousand sixty seven but there's something more fundamental than security at stake much of israel's water supply comes from here the goal line is absolutely essential for for israel's water there's no doubt about that you can't walk far without a reminder of this land changing ownership these are old syrian military houses for the juices will hear now what happens next could be a matter of life and beer if the water becomes polluted they start pumping the water away oh no there's a number of issues that that that would face in this scenario but that was totally unacceptable because it would also change the whole face of the landscape of the state of israel this is the largest of freshwater lake in israel it supplies about thirty percent of the country's water from here the water is pumped as far as the same tech and south of the country which is used for both domestic and agricultural p

golan heights. and of much like the west iran is also eagerly watching events unfold in syria but from a very different perspective coming up in about a twenty five minutes or on our t.v. i get starstruck pew from israel's institute for national security studies that's also out here at our scene just what iran has to lose from the possible for all of us. syria. and the us the game has been iran's could also style you for over two decades if assets would seem falls apart you ron is standing to lose a very strong alley because any government who would take place in syria would be a western ally and democracy which is not very likely all muslim muslim brothers were sunnis and were very hostile confused you on any ridge you would be either hostile to run or far from core preaching with iran as much as the bashar al assad regime has been. and the interview is coming your way later this hour here in our city but for now from boycotts to marches and protests there is public anger over the killing of teenag

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golan heights. catering reaction to the syrian crisis in the region paul asli also spoke to appear from israel's interest for national security studies about what regime change could mean for serious key ally that of iran and the full interview coming up later this hour for now a quick preview. syria has been through and us the group dream has been iran's closest value for over two decades if us or through june falls apart you run to lose a very strong only because any government would pick police in syria will be. worse than others and democracy which is more true likely all muslim muslim brothers were sunni's of world very hostile to. you on any ridge you would be either hostile to run or far from corporately with the ground of as much as the bashar assad regime has been. r.t. is coming to you live from moscow a controversial u.s. gun laws are coming under increasing public scrutiny the latest outrage at lax legislation sparked by the killing of an unarmed teenager in florida critics say the right

from syria they took the golan heights.rom egypt they captured the sinai peninsula and the gaza strip. from jordan they occupied the west bank of the jordan river, including the rest of jerusalem. ross: after the six-day war, after the victory in '67, with the unification of jerusalem, one of the very first things done by a labor-led government was to make it clear that jerusalem would never be divided again. narrator: israel had moved its capital to jerusalem in 1950, but now it redrew and expanded the city's boundaries. the green line once separated the jewish neighborhoods in orange from the arab neighborhoods in yellow. but after the '67 war, jewish neighborhoods began appearing in east jerusalem. they applied the same strategy in the occupied west bank and golan heights. but victory and occupation did not bring peace. israel fought its arab neighbors again in 1973. they battled lebanese militias and the palestine liberation army, or plo, in the north. although israel returned the sinai in 1981, terror campaigns persist

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golan heights. in reaction to the syrian crisis in the region our paula slayer also talked to a gift appeared from the israeli institute for national security studies the subject of conversation all about what regime change could lead for i mean for syria's key ally of iran well before that if you are coming up next hour here on r.t. for another way a quick preview. syria's been through and the us the dream has been iran's closest value for over two decades if us and through june falls apart iran is standing to lose a very strong only because any government would click place in syria was a. western ally and democracy which is more true likely all muslim muslim brothers were sunnis and were very hostile confused you around any ridge you would be either hostile to run or far from corporately we're going to run the matter through bashar al assad's regime has been. watching r t a controversial us gun laws are coming under increasing public scrutiny the latest outrage at lax legislation sparked by the ki

golan heights. you know gauging the reaction to the syrian crisis in the region paul asli also talk to us started up here he's from israel's institute for national security studies on the subject of conversation about what regime change could mean for syria's key ally iran before the interviewer coming away later this hour finale here's a quick preview of what he had to say. cuba has been. and the us the dream has been iran's closest ally for over two decades if asad through june falls apart you run is standing to lose a very strong alley because any government would take place in syria was a. western ally and democracy which is not very likely all muslim muslim brothers were sunnis and were very hostile to. you on any ridge you would be either hostile to run or far from corporately we're going to run out of as much of the. us that routine has been. watching our to live from moscow now controversial us gun laws are coming under increasing public scrutiny of the latest outrage at lax legislation spar

for tonight, will keep things strike, clouds will golan especially along the coast and day. upper 40's too low 50s. across the bay area. tomorrow sunshine and a little warmer. sunshine and warm temps especially at the end and spots. in some places in the low 80's. some rain showers way north of the bay area. a high pressure remains in effect, it is sticking around. no rain drops in the immediate forecast. you'll see a lot of 50s overnight. 53 at concord and low 50s in fremont and livermore. and then you see the oranges and yellows that mean '70s into the eighties and eighties in in spots. a little cooler along the coast. san francisco at 69 tomorrow. for the next several days lots of sunshine tomorrow. a similar story on monday but we cool things down. a start of a cooling trend monday to wednesday. looks cool of 53-5 degrees. here's tonight into friday were looking at chance of light rain. many in north bay. and then friday we dry things out again. it looks mild and seasonable for saturday. >>> looks like nuisance rain >>> north of the golden gate >>> here in for kim coyle

most significant components, there are salary and benefits increases here if the have costs of the golan with parking enhancements. numbers you will see, there are some additional staffing that goes along with that. what we are also presuming here is that we are currently in labor negotiations with employees that represent about half of the mta. there is no wage increase. those of the purposes of the budget. we are assuming some level of concessions from the partners on the labour side. there are some kind of swaps for management reductions have other things. if we go to the next slide, was also in here, this is the heart of the budget relative to where we were before. i realize this is difficult to read, but this represents nearly $30 million of investment in the staffing to provide closer to the level of maintenance that i think we need to deliver the level of service that we are providing. this is largely in the system, but there are costs elsewhere. for crossing guards, there is some investment. in late summer, we have design work that is ready to implement so we can start realizing

robin golan, who helped run the study, has fueled a rise in type two diabetes in young people. >> historically childhood diabetes has not been type two diabetes so very little is known as the right way to both prevent it and to treat it. >> reporter: medications that control blood sugar lower the risk of patients developing complications such as poor circulation, blindness, and kidney disease. but the most commonly prescribed drug in adults, metformin, failed more than half the time in the young patients in the study. >> we could prevent them from getting diabetes that would be far preferable than being in the position of treating it. >> reporter: that's been the goal in new york city which has been waging an aggressive anti-obesity campaign for years, taking measures such as posting calorie counts on menus and banning sugary drinks from public schools. health commissioner dr. tom farley says willpower alone is not enough. >> we're going to have to try to engineer physical activity back into our daily lives. second, we're going to have to increase access to healthy foods like fruits and vegeta

military spokesman said it didn't want to take power a claim the prime minister plans to bring and golan troops into the country. officials who served under egypt's out's leader hosni mubarak could be berande from running in may's presidential election that's according to a new law which has been passed by the country's parliament but still has to be approved by the ruling military council the move follows the surprise candidacy announcement of former vice president and intelligence chief under mubarak omar suleiman thousands of egyptians have protested on friday demanding the military enforces the ban. the un has called for an immediate and to escalate in fighting between sudan and south sudan in a disputed border region it's after southern forces captured headley a child responsible for half of sudan's oil production the u.n. wants forces from both sides to withdraw behind borders and for a presidential summit to be held between the countries to help resolve the conflict the fighting along the oil rich prefer and here is the worst since south sudan became independent last july. dimitri

it is keeping the peace in fragile places from the golan to kotivore. these are places where we have an interest in security and stability, in protection of civilians, in helping to foment and stabilize fragile democracy. if the united states were to try to support this on our own rather than at a relatively better deal of burden-sharing of 27%, the cost to us would be enormous. or were we to leave these situations to fester, without the benefit of international peace-keeping presence, we would be suffering the longer term consequences, as these places unravel and we have seen what that looks like in various parts of the world, for example at different times over history in haiti. so it is a cost-effective way to share the burden of peace and security in a manner that serves our interests. we've talked a lot about sanctions this morning. iran and north korea are among the many sanction regimes which the u.n. supports, but they don't just vote the resolutions, they actually monitor their implementation and build the capacity of member states to enforce t

israeli violations and occupation of arab territories albeit in the great land and the occupied syrian golan or in south lebanon or in gaza and the west bank so definitely the u.s. france the u.k. and some western allies regional capital mainly qatar and saudi arabia are now unfortunately turkey has joined the orchestra they are working on actually dismantling the very structure of the city and the state but i guarantee you and i got into your reviewers and i respect to the viewers worldwide that they will be defeated that one small in syria syria is not libya syria is not. syria is not yemen so that is a very strong country with a very strong army with the people that you have never seen anywhere in the way of the syrian people is a miracle by itself it's been with the standing almost fourteen months have sanctions of of caylee has been only killing of innocent. syrians and members of the syrian army and law enforcement forces today and yesterday was last article thirty five adversaries and soldiers and almost twenty civilians killed by those terrorist gangs or leveled the country. it was a

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in the golan there are syrians who live there and they need freedom and democracy and they need to live with their brothers and sisters and their main mother homeland. so we need people to understand that syria is somehow a victim of what's going on because of what i said at the beginning, there are three dimensions of the cry us. the arab dimension, international dimensions. >> rose: cut sr. an arab country. >> yeah, but qatar is working for non-arab agenda. the proof is they they helped nato funding libya. >> rose: the prime minister of qatar came here, talked to me and the time and tried to spearhead a united nations response. >> rose: this gentleman with all due respect is the real outcome of the changes by force, by the nato, and qatar helped nato killing 150,000 libyan civilians. so qatar isn't working for an arab agenda. >> dave: who's working for an arab agenda. tell me who you think. you don't think saudi arabia is. iran is not an arab state. where is egypt on this? >> i will tell you something. most of the arab countries are currently speaking broken by the so-called... >> ros

appearing all these crazy alien stories of a working underwater and accidents and the weird things the golan we're under water, much like when you're out in space. all those spaces sometimes more familiar to us. i came away from this event thinking, wow, what another world. one thing that somebody said the release stuck with me was cadaver was talking to. he spoke, during very deep dives. there were so deep and the gases so pressurized that it was like putting peanut butter. i said, what? what is that about? that sounds completely sci-fi weird. i don't understand that. so filed that away. i never did more in-depth writing about this party for the paper. it was a lovely even though. the nice people, actually get some connections for other stories. it was a completely time squandered. not just taking of there. the old commercial divers. also, got it in my head that i would like to, a work of non-fiction. newspaper style, feature writing in journalism. the links that are allowed for the format. so i was kind of on the lookout for ideas that might be worthy of a book. you can see where i'm heade