that's why problem wants to try to add . >> you heard what joshua landis just had to say.he various armies in the field fighting ali velshi, they do want that dictator gone . >> the majority of the syrians are the ones who are not taking part in this fight, and they have to be sure that their voices are heard, and they are the one who will go up the future of syria and make sure that it's safe, free and democratic for our future. >> thank you all. that brings us to to the end of this edition of inside story. >>> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are the stories we are following for you. a new report on one of the biggest scandals ever to rock the catholic church. >>> a texas man taking legal action to remove his pregnant wife from life support. >>> and a monster sinkhole swallowing up 26 acres in louisiana, creating cracks in the surrounding levee. ♪ >>> for more than a decade that has been one of the biggest

to cross out the life and times of ariel sharon i'm joined by my guest joshua landis in norman he is the director of the center of middle east studies at the university of oklahoma in washington we have use of moon year he is the executive director of the palestine center and in tel aviv we cross to amir oren he is the defense and government writer for rats daily all right gentlemen cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i want fair time for all three of my guests here joshua if i go to you first in norman vice president joe biden said at the funeral about sharon that he was a complex man who engendered strong opinions. i suppose i could say that about you i could say that about myself how does that apply to mr sharon considering his history and his life. well we have two very different narratives about sharon for israelis he was the lion of israel he was a defender of the bulldozer people loved his ferocity his ability to kill arabs and to conquer the land of israel he believed that that israeli should settle it all from you know a u.s. perspectiv

joshua said about the various narratives is partly correct in d. stereotype of israelis were blood sugar on as the lion of judah and the victorious general are not too accurate some israelis did some others objected to his behavior on the battlefield as well as of the comparison to george armstrong custer is indeed right a test been mentioned in israel too not the andrew jackson and other parallels but custer yes because he was reckless and because. once too many he got his entire command and i had lighted by the adversaries and this was the main criticism lobbed at sharon internally regardless of what happened between israel and the neighboring arab states and between israel and the palestinians which is a point we can come back to within israel and especially. by his own superiors his colleagues on the general staff and his subordinates he was criticized for escalating small rates. for no real purpose except he's own. quest for glory and for causing casualties on both sides the vaunted israeli paratroopers which he led in the fifty's where killed

joshua landis, let me start with you. whahas the united states made progress in stopping the fighting in syria. >> well, it hasn't made a lot of progress. the worry on the talk, assad is quite powerful on the ground. he has made a lot of advances. this leads to the concern that you would get rebel to the north and regime syria to the south. they don't want that. they want to overturn assad. their real beef is to hold the american's feet to the fire and make them deliver on this promise that they made at geneva one that assad would step down. they don't have the power to do that themselves. that's what's going on right now. admit to the position that assad has to go. obama said that early in his fight. he perhaps regrets it today, but america has been stepping back from at a position and stopped supplying arms, stopped supplying aid of any kind to the rebels. that is in part the game that's being played here on a lead up to this geneva two meeting. >> now that assad must go has been the position of the united states from t

the summer before joshua died, i never told him no when he asked me to ride. we argued and forgot we argued. each time joshua invited me to come along with him, i felt special he would ask. after he died, i wonder if he had known. the last time we road is the one i remember most clearly. he wore gene shirts and wife beater and his hair uncomed. i followed him out of the front door. it was night and the air was wet and warm. when we got in the car, the seats felt damp. when josh cranked the car it -- scratched and rumbled to life. we rolled down the windows manually. the snob -- he played songs on the radio that beat a feeling. years later i can only remember one of the songs. it was the last. "all i got is you." i got something i want to play for you, joshua said. he turned up the music, blasted it. this for all the families he said. this is for yours, i heard. the trunk rattled. thinking about the past when he was young, he said, the -- [inaudible] they were poor he said. armadillos cent along ditches. his father left him at the age 77. -- she cried he said.

listen joshua, do you love her? do you think she'll be a great wife? yes sir i do. you can't let that other stuff stop you. marriage is the best decision you can make it sounds trite but it does complete person and it rounds out. if you have made up your mind you want her to be a wife and mother to children than that's all you need to know. you really should think about popping the question. you need to get married. i knew then that marriage ran deep for president president obama. in fact i came to know it as a enforcement and likely growing up with his grandparents and sing their relationship first-hand the future president embraced the marriage is an island of stability and often tumultuous shouting and then when this globetrotting big thinking ambitious young man met michelle robinson in chicago in the summer of 1989 his itinerant legs grew roots and grew strong. at the end of a full day navigating the world and its challenges michelle is a way of reminding rock of what's most important. in photos and joint interviews she had lied on their private moments we see

officers in pursuit of a man named joshua gordon. sweater over his hands. >> he's looking like he has a gun under the sweater, right? >> that's what police are led to believe. so proceeding with caution here! put your hands up! we won't shoot you! put your hands up. put that shirt down, now! >> get yourg hands up! >> you can see a number of police creeping towards joshua. he showed up at a retired police officers home. unclear why. apparently, had the sweater over his hands, alluding to the fact he had a gun, so when police showed up, joshua took off and then here we are at this chase. and police start to make their move. >> three shots, right there. one in the arm, leg and chest. listen right before the shot. >> shoot everything. >> the officer said he doesn't have anything. >> that's true. >> but apparently it was less than four tenths of a second when you hear the shots. they did call an ambulance. he was taken to the hospital and later was pronounced dead. later in the incident, the corporal noticed a black object in his pants. t

joshua, you're first up. >> haves and have-nots. the economic gap, as carla said, between the moneyed silicon valley types and everybody else is going to crack open in 2014. the attacks on the google shuttle buses for employees recently is just proof that there's all this simmering anger. i think some people are still looking at the america's cup and wondering if that is more proof that san francisco is just becoming a playground for billionaires, where people can't afford to be here and they will be squished out to the manufacture gins. the political question of what we do is still thorny.

joshua landis, let me start with you. what do you take there first round of talks? >> well, i think many people were expecting-- were expecting that the united states would be willing to take half a loaf, that it would be willing to compromise to the point of not asking for regime change in syria in order to get, perhap, some access to stafbing people, to victims inside syria, and perhaps the beginnings of a cease-fire nor to alleviate the suffering of the syrians and the big outflow of refugees that risks to bring down and trouble neighboring states but the u.s. stuck to its guns and said that there has to be regime change in syria. as soon as the assad regime sensed this and heard the opening speech, it began to take away offers of cease-fire access to humanitarian agencies and the conversation became one of accusation, counteraccusation, very heated. and we haven't seen any progress. and we've seen stalling on chemical weapons. i think that the regime want to geneva, i believe the syrian regime, believing that it could-- that the united states was beginning to ge

to cross not the life and times of ariel sharon i'm joined by my guest joshua landis in norman he isthe director of the center of middle east studies at the university . he of oklahoma in washington we have use of moon year he is the executive director of the palestine center and in tel aviv we cross to amir oren he is the defense and government writer for harat daily all right gentlemen cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i want fair time for all three of my guests here joshua if i go to you first in norman vice president joe biden said at the funeral about sharon that he was a complex man who in gendered strong opinions. i suppose i could say that about you i could say that about myself.

joshua, you're first up. >> haves and have-nots.he economic gap, as carla said, between the moneyed silicon valley types and everybody else is going to crack open in 2014. the attacks on the google shuttle buses for employees recently is just proof that there's all this simmering anger. i think some people are still looking at the america's cup and wondering if that is more proof that san francisco is just becoming a playground for billionaires, where people can't afford to be here and they will be squished out to the manufacture gins. the political question of what we do is still thorny. >> paul. >> jerry brown wins re-election by 21 points, the largest margin since 1986 when tom bradley was beaten by 236789. >> you are a bold man with points and everything. >> carla? >> the oakland mayor, her approval ratings are in the tank. she hat power of incumbency and rank choice voting. i think she wins re-election, but people talk about the next possible, ann gutch. >> that would be a very interesting election. >> for me, boy, you are heav

commission president joshua arce? >> here. >> commission vice president [speaker not understood] is excused. commissioner ruth gravanis? >> here. >> commissioner [speaker not understood]? >> here. >> commissioner heather stephenson? >> here. >> commissioner heather wall? >> here. >> [speaker not understood]? >> here. >> next item on the agenda is the approval of minutes of the november 12, 2013 commission on the environment special meeting retreat and december 3, 2013 rescheduled meeting. commissioners, in your packet you have november 12 and december 3rd draft minutes. this is a discussion and action item. ~ >> colleagues, unless there is any discussion, can i get a motion to approve the minutes? >> motion. >> so moved. >> seconded. >> . by commissioner wan [speaker not understood]. all those in favor say aye 2a aye. >> it is approved. >> [speaker not understood]. next item on the agenda -- >> there is [speaker not understood]. >> on the meeting minutes? >> [speaker not understood] public comment? >> very soon. >> th

sponsored speaker is commissioner joshua arce. this is a discussion item. >> okay, colleagues. so, david osman is our acting director for this meeting, but melanie is still with us through the end of the week. we wanted to use this as an opportunity to bring the commission up to speed on the process of searching for our next director of the department. and for those that have been involved in the past search that led us to melanie and 3-1/2 great years of working with her, it's going to sound familiar because in many ways it's patterned after that process. it's also been -- we looked at a couple other processes particularly in regard to a search that commissioner wan was involved with with the juvenile probation commission when she was commissioner over there. and they went through a search. but what i wanted to kind of share is where we currently stand in terms of the process. and several commissioners really wanted to be active in having this conversation here to talk about what questions we want to ask in this process and what we think we're looking for as we go out there an

joshua landis, let me start with you. whahas the united states made progress in stopping the fighting in syria. >> well, it hasn't made a lot of progress, . the worry on the talk, assad is quite powerful on the ground. he has made a lot of advances. this leads to the concern that you would get rebel to the north and regime syria to the south. they don't want that. they want to overturn assad. their real beef is to hold the american's feet to the fire and make them deliver on this promise that they made at geneva one that assad would step down. they don't have the power to do that themselves >> a lot of types, technology is available, and you would have to inform back and do software changes. but to determine, this is the issue in terms of saving lives, and to be able to access 9-1-1 became so apparent in this tragic situation. >> of course. i want to talk beyond the office building or hotel building type of situation. we understand from your association that there were actually dead zones, where 9-1-1 is going to do nothi

a homicide no june victor was killed in the district sea homicide investors developed the suspect joshua who was located and placed under arrest. the investigation is continuing and there was some press early that our save streets operation that is in concert with other law enforcement agencies and the u.s. attorney's office are targeting drug dealers all within one thousand feet of our schools and children for to the end the suspects will be charged federally and the sentence will be a long time stay from the tenderloin. every one of those suspects having had a minimum of 10 arrests for sales and analytic and more than 40 arrests in the tenderloin. make no mistake those restraining order dealers not users more than 90 percent of them don't reside in the city. on a brighter note as the holidays go forward we continue to do a lot of things in the community thursday the wellness program received a sift with the westport tall kids we did the dreams toy drive with the sfpd champ was last saturday and the batkid and his family were back again and it ended in $137,000 to make wishes come true

commission president joshua arce? >> here. >> commission vice president [speaker not understood] is excused. commissioner ruth gravanis? >> here. >> commissioner [speaker not understood]? >> here. >> commissioner heather stephenson? >> here. >> commissioner heather wall? >> here. >> [speaker not understood]? >> here. >> next item on the agenda is the approval of minutes of the november 12, 2013 commission on the environment special meeting retreat and december 3, 2013 rescheduled meeting. commissioners, in your packet you have november 12 and december 3rd draft minutes. this is a discussion and action item. ~ >> colleagues, unless

. ♪ ♪ >>> i'm joshua faust i'm a writer, and i'm in "the stream." >> we come back, we're talking aboututure of online gambling in the u.s. keith 47 states allow some form of gambling. over the next few years we could see other states also adopt online gambling, so there's a good chance americans will be dealing with this issue even if congress doesn't. what do you think needs to happen in advance to limit the social down side? >> states and companies both have not done the best job of encouraging their customers to develop a culture of responsible gaming. and as vin noted the racing industry has been doing it online for about a decade now. so i would argue most americans have access to online gambling that is legal, much as well as illegal online gambling on the internet. but i think we have done a terrible job preparing for the impact. the u.s. government gets about $7 billion a year from the tax on winnings, and not a penny of that go into prevention or treatment of gambling addiction nor do most states. because i think you are right. i think it's here to stay, and i think it is goin

. -- france 24's joshua reports in a neighboring village in uganda. >> war in south sudan has broughtre than 45,000 people here in northern uganda. mostface a shortage of essentials, food and water, shelter, and medicine. according to aid agencies, almost 95% are women and children. this mother was forced to give birth in a tent after fleeing her hometown in central south sudan. >> we fled when the war started. my husband left us here with my mother and the children. then he returned to fight against the rebels. >> like most of the refugees here, this woman is from the dinka ethnicity, the same as the south sudanese president. he's fighting a rebellion led by a politician from the newer community. the ugandan government does not allow refugees to be divided by ethnic groups, but here at the camp, that already seems to have happened. are dinka,e majority 91% or so, but further down, it nuwa. reverse, about 90% areink it is the way people traveling, traveling to meet with people they are more comfortable with. sayhese refugees do not -- they do not understand the fighting. this is the f

think we have a picture right here this picture. >> that's joshua frazier.e sergeant. i came home and three weeks later he was killed. and his folks asked me to come to that funeral. every book signing i go to, someone will walk up to me he and say would you sign this photograph of my son or my husband or my dad who was with you in iraq or in some cases afghanistan? and i will say how is he doing? no, no, he was killed a few weeks after you left him. i look at though the kinds of events as a personal tragedy for those who lost them. but, up until now when they would ask the question, was that sacrifice worth it? i could answer yes. the victory that we sought in iraq was doable. a stable country, a friendly government, respect for its own people and a place where terrorists could not reign again. that's not what we're seeing happen there. what we did, with this administration, was to walk away from the fight that as you accurately pointed out, claimed so much blood and treasure. and we have left a country a trap neighbor iran and vulnerability for the united

green stores also ran out, but a spokesman says most stores still have plenty. 71-year-old joseph joshua got his shot and after learning of the deaths, he's relieved. >> i'm proud of myself for taking care of myself. i could have been one of the ones that's dead. >> it's not just the elderly that need to be vigilant. the predominant strain has proven to be deadly, even to people in their 20s. doctors with the state department of public health say they don't know yet why the h1n1 strain of the virus is impacting so many young people, but they are studying it to try to figure that question out. and they say that right now, they are investigating 28 flu deaths in the entire state, all of them were reported since january 4th. all in the last week. >> so, 11 in the bay area, 28 across the state. it's not just here in california. nationwide, 35 states are reporting widespread flu activity. that's ten more states than just last week. >>> an east san jose neighborhood worried tonight that an arsonist could be targeting the area. seven of those clustered within just a few blocks, which is raising

i'm joined by joshua landis, director of the center for middle east studies at the university of oklahoma. and andrew tabler, a senior fellow in the program on arab politics at the washington institute. andrew tabler, you heard margaret talk about the anger, the bitterness and vitriol, what do you think assad wants out of had? >> it's very clear. he wants to frame the war in syria, the uprising in syria as a war against terrorism and one that as margaret said the rest of the world can bandwagon behind him. but actually what assad wants to do is force a solution in syria. he does not want this kind of negotiated solution as we've seen here in month roe. -- montreux. he wants to held for his re-election for a third seven area term as president. he talked about that in a recent interview leading up to today's talks which actually with the precursor to moualem's comments today. >> ifill: what do you think about that joshua, landis, what is he is up to here. >> i think assad, you know, the americans want him to step aside. the syrian opposition want him to step aside. he's quite strong on the

one of those in the church that day in 1967 was the young daughter of rabbi abraham joshua heschel. her father was one of dr. king's closest friends and allies. the reverend and the rabbi had walked together in selma and stood side-by-side as proponents of nonviolence, and had championed the poor and disenfranchised. they both studied the bible and saw it as a living text. >> the question my father worried about was, of course, what will it do to the civil rights movement? everyone knew dr. king would be attacked. should my father morally, was it right for him to encourage dr. king to speak out against the war? tavis: how did he navigate, to your point now, knowing that his friend, martin king, when he came to riverside to give that speech, was going to be demonized? >> my father knew that dr. king meant every word of what he came to say at riverside church. yes, it takes courage and it's very difficult, but he also knew that dr. king believed in this and wanted to do it. my father would never try to convince him to say anything that he didn't believe in. i think that speech and tha

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joshua starr wants to move the start time back 50 minutes and move middle school start times up ten minutes. elementary schools would start at the same time but end 30 minutes later. you can offer your thoughts at a forum tonight at seneca valley high school in germantown. the forum starts at 7:00. there will be another forum next month. >>> we are learning more about a fire that destroyed a historic school in virginia. this is some cell phone video showing the building engulfed in flames. since we brought you the breaking news yesterday morning, we've learned school leaders is canceled classes all week at colonial beach elementary school. that's in westmoreland county, virginia. the school was condemned after the 2011 earthquake. it was being used for storage. students used temporary trailers and the gym on the school property. >>> the winter blast setting in for millions of people this morning. the areas getting hit with the worst of the freezing cold weather now is the midwest. this is indianapolis. it is so cold now that it is illegal to be on the roads until noon today. the temperature

. >>> we now know the name of a man killed in a crash near the kennedy center today. 25-year-old joshua beach of arlington was killed when his '99 porsche lost control on the parkway. police tell us his car hit the raised median and spun out of control near the i-66 ramp towards virginia. no other cars were involved in this crash. >>> investigators asking for help right now to identify a robbery suspect. police are hoping someone recognizes this man that you see there in your left-hand screen. this is surveillance camera still shots. they say he robbed a liquor store last night on old silver hill road at holbrooke drive. officers say he pulled a gun and demanded cash from store employees. just before leaving he fired one shot. no one was injured. >>> friends and family of a missing american university grad student are asking the u.s. navy for help. 35-year-old ph.d. student adel gazalla went missing on new year's day. friends say he was diving off the coast of dubai with his wife. the coast guard of the united arab emirates has been searching for days. websites have been set up for dona

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hopkins finds joshua smith for the dunk. georgetown led by as much as 33 at one point.starkes, the only other hoya in double digits. georgetown rolls 77-60, the final. >>> to a game with an almost identical score, maryland hosting georgia tech, get to that game, there we go. terps and things up early with a nasty dunk from dez wells, 11 points on the day. then to close out the first half, second leading scorer. terps get the generous bounce, led by 14 at one point. the guy with the hot hand today, nick faust led all scorers with 16. in all, maryland had 16 assists, six turnovers to beat the yellowjackets 07-61. >> but for the most part, shot selection was better, shot a few shots that led to layups for them, but our passing was better and our guys were looking for each other. you know, just having more offensive players on the floor makes us pretty hard to guard. >> coming back from christmas break, we wanted to think of it as kind of a fresh start. we have really been playing tough on d. i think that kind of spurs our offense a little bit. >>> florida state hosting vir

tonight pastor joshua tells us that he is going to continue to pray for these families, and he says that the families are too devastated to talk on camera about what happened. we are not releasing the names of the victims. police have not released the names of the victims or the drivers as well. life here in gaithersburg, i'm shomari stone, news4. >>> disturbing new details after a deadly crash in rosalyn. amon lel is facing dui and aggravated involuntary manslaughter charges after crashing his jeep into a car and killing the 24-year-old driver. that accident happened overnight off lee highway and forth myer drive. he had just gotten his license back a month ago after another crime. jackie bensen is working that angle of the story, and she'll have a live report later in this newscast. >>> now to the deep freeze that is impacting people from coast-to-coast. get this. it was below freezing somewhere in each of the 50 states today, including hawaii. if that isn't bad enough, veronica says there is more snow in our forecast. veronica? >> more snow and more brutal cold. and that's just it. it

speaker today is commissioner joshua arce. >> so, colleagues, as we all know as we have been talking about in our different times when we get together where it's a few days now at the end of the week of this weekend, director nutter is leaving us. and we thought that we wanted to thank you and to commend you for your achievements. we wanted to do that on our agenda. we thought, why not? we didn't kind of know where to put it on the agenda. we said why not put it at the beginning, you know. you can't say thank you enough. and, so, maybe one thing, colleagues, if it's okay, maybe monica can read our resolution that we have to thank director nutter for everything she's done for us and for the city and for the environment. >> commending director melanie nutter, department of the environment. approval of resolution commending director melanie nutter for her service to the department of the environment and to the city and county of san francisco. whereas mayor gavin newsom appointed melanie nutter director for the san francisco department of the environment in august 2010 and whereas melan

the start the international coming to live from moscow with me marina joshua at the beginning of the new year was marred with a loss for volgograd as its citizens said their last goodbyes to the thirty four victims of two bombings that shook the southern russian city dozens remain in intensive care and we report on one of the youngest victims and the heroic man who saved her life. it was just another day for you volga grads main train station but suddenly it all changed. there was a loud clamp the force of it was so strong that it smashed the windows in the doors of the luggage room i got up and rushed in to help people it was the first of two explosions that rocked the city just east before the new year the blast of the station set off by a suicide bomber riyadh rounded the area between the entrance and the security national detectors. then i noticed a man in a girl's around towards the girl who asked her whether she could breathe she was losing consciousness i picked her up and carried out of the station u.-t. saved a nine year old all following an ironic twist of fate she was ther

international with me marina joshua welcome to the program a kind affiliated assassins have reportedly gunned down a senior yemeni intelligence officer in a broad daylight drive by shooting the terror network has been increasingly cornered in recent years by both government forces and u.s. drone strikes who speak often of reports on how it's forssell qaeda to down and evolve its strategy. it's a bone chilling video of the man driving this s.u.v. is on a mission to kill as a truck barrels into an army base in yemen's szabo province a sickening act of terror was captured on film omar oh it. was more than fifty two soldiers died that day but al qaida went beyond simply claiming responsibility for it released this video showing computer generated maps in preparation for the attack an interview with the bomber it even included english subtitles and al qaeda leader is then shown chiding a group of captured soldiers to know that you and the americans are in a saying trench the american drones are in the sky are on the ground of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula was formed in two thousand and

five pm and a mosque you're watching our team here in joshua welcome to the program anti-government riders in ukraine's capital are holding two policemen hostage three security forces were reportedly attacked and captured but one was later released with injuries are just peed all over is following developments in kiev. east three police officers were attacked on friday night nearby to independence square which is just behind me they were then taken captive by the rioters eventually one of those was released he's now being treated in a hospital for stab wounds no the interior ministry have demanded their immediate release and what we're hearing from the interior ministry is they believe that they're being held in a city government building that's currently occupied by rioters and they're not ruling out the possibility that if they are released then riot police could attempt to storm the building to try and free those two offices still being they believe being held in there now also in that building we're hearing from the authorities they believe it's being used to stockpile weapons stockpil

and related issue with you at the joint meeting february 25th and it's signed commission president joshua arce on behalf of the commission environment policy committee. >> and might be later on folks want to put topics when we have that meeting. so, any other comments, thoughts on this one? >> did you get all of jason's items? >> did i get jason's items on the last piece? >> yes. >> i'll have the question. the 100% renewable energy, does that include any sort of -- to what jason said, does that include the rps mandates or is that in addition to the current statewide rps mandates? >> so, have you seen a copy of the climate energy itself yet? we will get you some. those three different pathways that we calculated, the rps is included in the first two. if we get to 100% renewable, we of course will far exceed the rps standard because all our residents will be on the 100% renewable power. that is taken out so we're not double counting it in our calculations. the part we point out the larger chunk depends on us gets tog 100% renewable [speaker not understood]. there are multiple factors in the

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