critical i think the only reason their bills are still fighting until today is because they enjoy the logistic weapon and financial support from many countries. what mr lavrov said is very important how can you ask the. army in any country in the world to stop fighting the rebels that you would

how is logistics will be moved around. how ships can come in and help us out.e? that level of exchange during fleet week has 10 times improve our relationship with the military and down to the very neighbors who appreciate the presence and new relationship we have, while they understand the international humanitarian role that our military has. these are all great relationships. again, you do not have to use the word "disaster" to build capacity, resiliency, and the ideas of recovery. you can take these opportunities as this remark suggests -- as this remark suggests from femaç that you look at this from a whole community perspective. everyone has an opportunity to produce a, strengthen ties. we live in the cities. we agreed confidence. we have recovery in the forefront. -- we have breed confidence. we have recovery in the forefront. thank you for coming here. çplease dialogue and create the relationships you do not have. these are invaluable things. you know the city will welcome better ideas and push for the whole area of mitigation to get to the problems a

syrian people the fact that these countries keep sending money and weapons and also what they call logistics support or means of communication which are used to mainly to broadcast atrocities they commit against civilians and while the. countries norway this is no match for the syrian army was a very serious question what exactly do you want by sending these and this is what it is and now very briefly because we are running out of time i do want to get this last question in turkey and its western allies are now pushing for for protected save zones inside syria it's a move that would certainly amount to foreign intervention now and carter says it needs to protect civilians what's your take on that. it's actually funny how can you protect civilians by imposing water you want to protect civilians you have to stop for and stop the war starts with stopping the influx of the influx of. money to the rebels the fact that they are thinking of a safe zone is a big. media. media. big need the media. because you cannot start putting civilians are out after i'm a harm of the editor in chief of independen

cruise ship visit we have been working closely with the port to make sure that we understand those logistics and get out ahead and we steer the bikes and not in the midst of the activity and all of this means that we have gotten out early with the promotion and the advisory campaign. we are working with employ ears and we are working with the tenants of the port to get the information about what is happening on the water front and when. the idea of the embarkadaro right lane is as much of a safety issue if anything. it is not just a bike facility so they are not competing for the sidewalk, it is also an emergency vehicle access lane, that ends up being important, if we see congestion that we have seen in the past, it gives the ambulances and the fire dependant * >> so we have also worked around out and do we have enough parking control officers, police, traffic managers we, have a plan for not only how many there are but where they will be stationed and how fluid they can be. because the reality is that we don't know the day-to-day issues until the day happens and knowing that we can move th

afternoon comes the logistics i started assembling my kid. for reenactors this is the most important step. if you don't look good and authentic gear, then really, what's the point? while the hard-core reenactor would've found the sheet, she comes by the wall and soda, i opted for a more efficient approach. i ordered my brown habit from an online costume store. even the most in perfect soul can achieve the look of spiritual profession with this costume. the habit came with a rope belt and oversize cross and a silly friar tuck week but i figured it was going to cut corners on my garb, i had to go hard-core on the hair. so i decide to shave it into my very own, a friar chuck, if you will. all i can say is it sounded like a good idea at the time. the night before the walk on a cool friday in early january i went back to the salon where i got in my nazi haircut. in the intervening 15 months the price had risen from $7 to eight, and the red who styled my hitler do, no longer work there. to give my hairdresser a visual id of 11 i printed out a few p

the second hardest part is more logistical.u interview the president, or a presidential candidate, they usually give you a very short amount of time. in this case, i think we had 15 minutes. and you'd be surprised, you may not, but most people would be surprised how quickly that goes. i mean, that's really just four or five questions, depending on how lengthy the answers are. now, i did go a little over the time limit. i ended up going 20 to 22 minutes. >> so how does he end it? does somebody come in and say we're done? >> it's a funny little behind-the-scenes thing. sometimes, i think it's just known that you'll go a little bit past the time limit. the white house understands that. we understand that. you can do it within reason. so when i got the wrap it up cue, i thought, i'll ask one or two more. but then they get the -- >> we're done? >> right. and it's over. you have to do it. i actually that for interviews on the "today" show or any interviews you do on television you don't have unlimited time. there's a lot to cover. yo

i'm fine with that for logistics purposes. that would certainly be easier. speaker: i think you should sign speaker: you think i should sign? speaker: i don't think we've ever had all five do that speaker: you should sign speaker: i have two more suggestions for you to add. first i testified before this body before and mrs. go mess when i con grad lated her to be the first person to be referred for official misconduct i said sunshine task force in which you actually held a meeting and she didn't like my sarcasm which is too bad and that's too bad and her response bending over to pick up her book bag and jacket, she had come to strike me with her coat. what's the phrase? you don't have to have batteries to have assault. her behavior was reprehensible and it has sat stingingly reprehensible for over a year while you've waited for the mayor to get back to you. one suggestion is to put in your letter to the mayor is to ask for an explanation from mrs. go mess why she thought that behavior in a public forum was -- what's the phrase? right conduct bee fitting an o

logistics. ups came in, analyzed our supply chain, inventory systems... ups? ups. not fantasy?ould have thought? i did. we did, bob. we did. got it. >>> what should you do with apple after the beating it has taken for the last couple of days. if you are thinking of buying a text document for a couple of days. after apple $17.25 crushing today on top of yesterday's hideous loss. tonight we are going to go off the charts. we are going to figure out where apple's stock might be headed and what you should do about it. chief strategist author and before we get into the details i want to point out that when it comes to apple, back on may 22nd, the stock had experienced a nasty pullback just as this one. he suggested that apple is going much higher. last week apple peaked at $500 bucks. he is saying we have to listen, right? the stock hit a huge milestone last week. he said that the stocks like to shake the tree. it stands to reason that is why the stock is pulling back right now. you need to know how it has made sense to buy the stock in the past. why don't we go to the daily chart.

the last minute swap could be a logistic cal nightmare. >> he brought economy from the brinks of collapseo good jobs right here in the united states of america. >> ms. obama asked for more time to see the change her husband rommeled in 2008. a slew of other speakers -- running mate's plan for the future. including jillian who was the speaking. >> the romney budget doesn't just pull mall the middle class, it dismantles it. >> paul rye yon on fox this morn. >> this is what you expect when you have a president who can't run of his record. >> the romney campaign also slamming democrats, saying government belongs to the american people, not the other way around. >> fox news says the president is just about done with his acceptance speech. >> we will have democratic national convention coverage all week long. ktvu is streaming it line, just download the mobile app to our phone. >>> a vigil is being held tonight for sierra lamar, the search to find her has drawn the attention of a local congresswoman. >> around 40 volunteers rallied this morning. soon it will be six months sins she disappeared.

logistics. ups came in, analyzed our supply chain, inventory systems... ups? ups. not fantasy? who would have thought? i did. we did, bob. we did. got it. >>> in what may have been a preview to his speech on the general assembly on wednesday, president ahmadinejad criticized israel, says the nation has no roots in the middle east. he was also contentious when we discussed israeli/palestinian relations. let me turn, if i may, mr. president, to israel. you have been condemned very vociferously in america for a comment you are said to have made that you wanted israel to be wiped off the map, off the face of the earth. there have been many different interpretations of what you said. you have disputed the meaning that was then translated from the original thought. let me give you the opportunity to say exactly what you did say and say exactly what you did mean. >> translator: we have been condemned in the united states for many things, for having deposed a dictator with a revolution, for having sought freedom and free elections, for not allowing our oil and national treasure to leav

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>> logistically what this means -- an example is mobile food, where it was under the police department, and they thought it was best to put it under a lease for the public's right away, so what does that mean in terms of taking it away from one department and adding it to another? what would it take for us to be able to do fivthat? >> i look forward to hearing it. thank you. >> august 5 i visited sunday streets. the organizers asked for a task force and who to be put together to help walk the street. the organizers only have a permit to close the streets, and some permit were they do have activities in the streets, but they do not have permits to be able to sell food. they do not have permits for sidewalk encroachment for the businesses, so because the emissions -- missions, this does happen four times this year, what has transpired is there have been some street food vendors coming out on the sidewalk, so since the event is not permitted for the sale of food, the organizers were concerned this was starting to develop and to grow, so the city put together a task force with our office,

that is logistics. and that... is what we do. >>> things have never been higher. make sure you tune into "being liverpool" sundays on fox soccer. they're celebrating, and they deserve it. kansas state ends a five-game losing streak to oklahoma. what an impressive win to go into norman and beat the sooners. to recap it all, welcome into the "at&t post-game show," erin andrews, eddie george, joey harrington. the story of the game seems to be the turnovers, three of them by the oklahoma sooners. kansas state took advantage of that. they scored 17 points off of them. landry jones fumbled twice and had an interception. he seemed rattled. >> he did seem rattled. he did what he wanted to work on in this off-season. didn't step up into pressure. got flushed out. got rattled. caused a fumble. caused a bad throw and interception. he needs to work on that. that's been his sticking point. that's been his down fall, how he handles pressure in the pocket, and it got to him today. >> kansas state took advantage of that. you said before this game, eddie, the wildcat, they don't p

. >> the logistics are impossible.he first thing we had to do is build our own road in order to access this field. >> just to get here. >> just to get here. once that was done, we had to remove 100 million cubic feet of sand just to make the runway. >> that's when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. [ticking] looking for a better place to put your cash? here's one you may not have thought of -- fidelity. now you don't have to go to a bank to get the things you want from a bank, like no-fee atms, all over the world. free checkwriting and mobile deposits. now depositing a check is as easy as taking a picture. free online bill payments. a highly acclaimed credit card with 2% cash back into your fidelity account. open a fidelity cash management account today and discover another reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yeah. one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. approved!

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the logistical backlog means some flights will be expected to be canceled on friday -- saturday as well. >> live tons ufthansa has been g emails and text messages. others had to wait. >> we had a flight today to venezuela. thank god this is solved. today's flight was still canceled. >> i have to wait. it may be a good option to go in the center of the city and pay a visit. >> 80,000 cabin crews wanted to end the outsourcing of cabin crews on lufthansa flights. >> of course we want go back to work but we have demands. i think they are clear enough. >> they are ready to let least meet one of the demands, stop using cheaper contract workers on their flights. >> we are at frankfurt airport following the story. >> we got this updated while ago. >> the chaos that many in frankfurt feared it did not happen. they have been formed thousands of their passengers by text message or email about a canceled flight sang the situation was not as bad as it had been during other airline strikes. both sides had agreed to a mediation process and lufthansa agreed to refrain from using contract workers. it wa

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. >> as hundreds filed and the national cathedral, we spoke with a logistics engineer was working on the aircraft. he brought with him a signed photo. on the aircraft, astronauts and former pilot, neil armstrong became the first to walk on the moon. eleven astronauts have followed. >> it was a team effort. if one part on this thing failed, they were lost. there were a long way from home. >> he died from complications during heart surgery. >> he was an absolutely wonderful, warm human being who happened to be a hero. >> another man spoke of the service, not far from the window. -- space window. >> he was already working on how to wind machine on the moon. >> and when the apollo wan . in 1969, that meant mission accomplished. reporting live, john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> thank you. the bail hearing for a teenager charged in the perry hall hi school shooting has been delayed. robert loudoun jr. is expected to appear in court today. -- robert gladden jr. police said he brought a shotgun to school and opened fire in the cafeteria. >> class is back under way at morgan state university toda

but it should be used or utilize as a backyard for a logistic space for a bigger fatah, which is egypt or syria or maybe both of them. >> the americans cannot reverse the arabs bring. the question as how to respond to the dangers? -- the americans cannot reverse the arab spring? should it avoid treading too heavily in the region for fear of exacerbating the issue? or has it become, as some republicans feel, too indecisive and apologetic? america needs to make it clear what it stands for. >> what the united states needs to do is take the kind of leadership that will organize the international community to address these crises, and it does not appear that is happening in the way that is productive and it's the result that we want. which is basically not to have the interest at the military level. at least two other feelings, the power vacuum, and ultimately, those who fall into the power vacuum are radical islamists. >> while americans still have widespread support from libya, shown by pro-western demonstrations, they need the help of the libyan government to track down the ambassador's

the logistics train to sustain naval operations was far more than anybody could manage easily. the constraints of fuel and supply and the japanese, certainly as we did. anything else? well if there is something else come i thank you for your attention. you've been a great audience and proud to be with you here. well look far to turn with some other authors have to say at the symposium goes along. [applause] >> as you can see this as a short introduction to a big subject, the u.s. supreme court. it is not the kind of but cannot bear is going to do a reading from. it's not a germanic novel, but it's a dramatic story when you step back and think about the supreme court over the centuries. and i know many of you probably hear the supreme court today, this very day or next week, three days of the health care case being argued, the court is more visible and american life than it's been for quite some time. i'd be happy to chat about that in answer to your questions. but i want to tuck a little bit and kind of frame the story of the supreme court. and brady misspoke, but i try to do w

we understand the logistics that it takes to move everything from here to there.art doing that and get 60,000 or 70,000 people in the stadium and thunderstorm blows through, you have real genuine safety concerns. out of an airman dance of caution we moved it -- abundance of caution we moved it back in here. no doubt we would have filled that place. >> bret: frantic call for 100,000 balloons in charlotte? >> after this, i have to blow up 2,000 myself. and it's going to -- i'm glad to use most of my wind here. it won't have any left after that. >> bret: excellent. tonight for president clinton, what are you hoping for? do you know what to expect? >> yes, we have been working with the president, with president clinton, former president clinton for quite some time. we are anxious and eager for him to get out there. look, i think they have -- they came to office in analogous economic situations. at a time in which the economy needed real leadership. at a time in which we hadn't invested in research and education and innovation. we saw that with the right decisions that