but, it serves the american interest in the sense that it gives middle easterners and with a background that house the humanitarian presence in the middle east. it's not always been about access, a close relationship with israel or deploying the military force for the purpose of the national security and americans spend their for injured 50 years given to the region and much more practical and beneficial ways for the people in the region and not just for us. that's why in the book i wanted them to inouye and then i wanted the american people to know that story. >> who was michael and what happened to him? >> a professor at the science of ucla who happened to leave before it arrived to work on my ph.d.. he had gone up in beirut and his family was on the faculty. though he had made a distinguished career in the united states she went home in the early 80's to lead the school during the period of particularly difficult times when it was structured to to the civil war and the israeli encouragement in 1982, sitting with hammes the school was under assault, there wasn't a lot of personal dang

>> try faculty, middle easterners. the vast majority of students. >> associated with religion, other schools. >> deliverly secular and nonsectarian. >> what does it cost to go there for your. >> i have no idea. >> what did it cost back in the reverence days? >> i don't know the answer to that question either, but i do know that over time it began to open doors, not just to the offspring of the elite organ is a religion, but to people of all of the city's, glasses, and religions and that is its appeal, marriage. >> how is it viewed in the middle east? how is it you back when the rev. up in the? >> a lot of suspicion on the part of the middle east when the school opened in the 1860's. run by christian missionaries, americans, he did not have very deep roots in the region. it became a path to middle easterners who were not just orthodox christians but muslims and jews. this is the best place to get the best possible education. within a generation, by 1900, eight and become what it remains to the state colleges the harvard

>> the faculty of middle eastern. the vast majority of students -- >> is associated with a religion or another school? >> it is deliberately secular and nonsectarian. >> what does it cost to go there for your? >> i have no idea. >> what did it cost in reverend bliss at today's? >> i don't know the answer to that question either but i do know that over time it began to open its doors not just the offspring of the elite but people of all ethnicities, classes and religions and its appeal has its merits. >> how is it viewed in a lease currently and how was it viewed when reverend bliss opened it? >> those are two separate question. i will start with chronologically earlier first. there was a lot of suspicion on the part of the middle easterners when the school opened in the 1860s. it was run by christian missionaries, americans who didn't have deep roots in the region but rather quickly it became apparent to middle easterners who were not just orthodox christians but muslims and jews that this was the best place to get th

shop owners three middle eastern shop owners have been shot to death in brooklyn one of the new one in bensonhurst and one in a bay ridge does it is this is a guy who is targeting middle eastern shop owners who goes in there in the evening and start shooting them now the n.y.p.d. saying they believe it's a hate crime. he's a serial killer intentionally targeting people based on earth in a city just last week there are a million of stabbed another man in front of a mosque in queens and hurled some anti islamic hate speech towards him so i believe there has been an increase in hate crimes against the muslim community the arab community the south asian community after nine eleven but also with these ads now i believe these ads are instigating exactly we're talking about hate crimes and violence against american citizens who just happen to be muslim or look like they're from another country different than what these people want them to be and that's unfortunate and that's why these ads are dangerous here in d.c. and in. new york they tried to prevent these ads from going up but it was r

>> i think that most middle easterners and americans, for that matter, are unaware of this longer anddeeper humanitarian dimension of america's involvement in the middle east. when we think about our involvement, usually centers upon military security. middle easterners feel likewise. they don't think about the longer it's of this. they have nothing to do with the deployment of combat to protect everyone. >> brian vandermark, his most recent book, "american sheikhs: two families, four generations, and the story of america's east." this is booktv on c-span2. >> booktv has over 150,000 twitter followers. follow us on twitter get publishing news and scheduling updates and author information and talk directly with authors during our live programming. twitter.com/booktv. >> novelist james patterson is speaking at the miami book fair and he talked about a reading program that he has personally started. we wanted look at some of the other reading programs that are available in the united states and see what their efforts are. we begin with jeanne robertson. she is the chief financial officer

supporters at home and abroad are celebrating his return to the white house the reaction in one middle eastern country is less enthusiastic israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu had openly backed obama's rival mitt romney during the election campaign and only sent the president a short message of congratulations now it seems netanyahu has history of strained relations with obama could now backfire as artie's poll sleepier reports. from the us. to this. it was never a secret movie israeli prime minister wanted in the white house where he often public spats between his government and the obama administration of a palestinian peace talks and iran's nuclear program did nothing to advance american israeli relations and only a mosque the two leaders personal dislike for each other the journey of. both men want to succeed they need to cooperate you know it will succeed and i think it's not it's nothing new some of the real challenge going to. fix the relationship but he has some fixing to do relations between the two countries are at an all time low and most of his radio americans were also hedg

for graduate school to have a specialty in a geographic part of the world where i specialize in middle eastern history. >>host: allen author "the politics and security of the >>guest: it is. the part of the world with united states has been involved in the iran-iraq war, desert shield, desert storm and operation in iraqi freedom. it is a big topic and it needs to be discussed and investigated. >>host: where do you begin talking about u.s. involvement? >>guest: the u.s. involvement in the valleys goes much further back. we specifically look at the persian and gulf even though they sent some ships it is really world for to the united states and military get involved in a big way. surprisingly it does not have to do with the oil. world war ii marked the entry of the united states and its military to provide a secure pathway for supplies to the beleaguered soviet russian allies in their quest to defeat the germans. the persian gulf was one pathway to bring e equipment through the back channel through persia through the mountains picked up by a the russians by tehran. and a much smaller percentage

there are 100 million folks in this country who are black, brown, asian, hispanic, middle eastern, they voted between 70 and 90% democratic and the white vote only went by 18 points to mitt romney. john of the seven largest states in the country, illinois, new york, pennsylvania, california have gone democratic in six straight elections. the other two, ohio and florida have swung democratic in two elections. and in texas, the white folks in chief connection texas -- texas are now a minority. >>> do you think this was a split verdict? >> not at al the president won 51.4% of the popular vote which he becomes the sixth president in history to win two terms with over 50% of the dwight eisenhower, i might add. he won an electoral college landslide. george w. bush with a much smaller electoral win pronounced he had a mandate. this president is not going to use that language, it is oh, so 20th century, not how he intends to govern. but beneath the numbers of a reelected president, a senate that is divided, there was an earthquake. it was an election that, republicans should have won in a bad e

secretary of state hillary clinton is in the middle eastern working on a truce. >> for the 7th day inow explosions rocked the street of gaza. air strikes and artillery shells met by the blast of missiles launched from gaza. death is in the streets here. hamas dragged the body of palestinian trader. two years today. more attacks warned to come. images fear any talk of a peace treaty. open to diplomacy but prepared for war. >> i'm sure you understand that israel will have to take whatever action is necessary to defend its people. >> secretary clinton re affirmed support for israel but said there can be one goal. >> a durable outcome that promotes regional stability and advances security and legitimate aspiration of israelis and palestinians alike. >> a truce will require the help of egyptian and palestinian leaders whom clinton will visit tomorrow. with mounting casualties on both sides a far cry from the grim reality on the ground. >> secretary clinton will speak with palestinian leader on the west bank and with egypt leaders in cairo. kristen, cbs 5. >> a major change to birth control

but it serves american interests in the sense that it gives middle easterners of whatever background and awareness that the united states has a humanitarian presence in the middle east. it has not always been about the cultivation of military forces for national security. americans have been there for 150 years giving to the nation in practical and beneficial ways for the people, not just for us. but that is why i wrote the book. i wanted them to know that not one and i wanted the american people to know that story. >> who was malcolm kerr current? >> he was a professor at ucla who left the year before i arrived work on my phd. he had grown up in beirut. though he had made a very distinguished career for himself as a scholar of the middle east, he went home in the early

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joining us here in the studio, are middle eastern experts. michael, a lot of diplomatic efforts. how were they going? >> the israelis are very much aware of the difficulties, should there really invade the gaza strip. they will face a very strong opposition. public favors lot in their side should really be an onslaught. both of the israelis and hamas leadership wanted solution to the crisis that makes them appear as the winner of this bargain. i think we will see more difficult days ahead but i do not see any likelihood for the time being that they will really decide to invade gaza one more time. >> a lot has changed in the middle east over the last few days. how has the arabs bring influence the palestinian- israeli situation and? >> we have the muslim brotherhood in power now in cairo. it is a democratically involved government so it is very difficult for anyone to say they do not want to do business with these people. it does not make sense to continue negotiating discussions with the egyptian government and not talk to hamas which is really a branch from the same tree. hamas

to graduate school and get a specialty in a geographic part of the world where i specialize in middle eastern history. >> host: and now an author. "the politics and security of the gulf" is the numb of your book. that's kind of a big topic. >> guest: it is. it's part of the world where the united states has been involved in three hot wars in the past generation, the iran-iraq war, desert shield, desert storm, and operation iraqi freedom. it's a big topic, and it needs to be discussed, and investigated, which is part of the reason why we took on this topic. >> host: in your book, where do you begin talking about u.s. involvement in the middle east? >> guest: well, the u.s. involvement in the middle east goes much further back. we're specifically looking at the persian gulf, and although u.s. navy frigates and ships paid some port calls in previous centuries, it really is world war ii that the united states and its military gets involved in the gulf in a big way. >> host: why? >> guest: well, surprisingly, it doesn't have to do directly with oil. world war iimarked the entry of the united state

we get our report from our veteran middle eastern correspondent martin fletcher in ramallah. >> reporter: a grim day in ramallah, yasser arafat was reburied today after scientists took samples from his remains, seeking an answer to the mystery that began with his death eight years ago. was he murdered? palestinians may soon have an answer. labs in russia, france and switzerland will conduct separate tests of bone samples taken today. muslim clerics gave permission to open his grave. it was a delicate process kept out of sight. >> it was important for the palestinians to emphasize that no foreign hands touched the remains of yasser arafat, only the palestinians touched him. a matter of honor. the last time arafat was seen in public he flew to a paris hospital age 75 and sick. three weeks later he was dead. why? his wife refused an autopsy. rumors flew, aids murdered, poisoned, that's what many palestinians believed. >> all the circumstantial evidence, all the political evidence indicate only one direction, which is mr. sharon. >> reporter: israel denies it. there was no real evidence he h

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force to disarm yet another middle eastern state of weapons of mass destruction that it does not havehile staying quiet about israel's 200 plus nuclear weapon arsenal would elevate already high level anti-american sentiment in the middle east, threaten our remaining allied air and render cooperation equally impossible. and u.s. military action against the islamic republic would have no international legitimacy, no u.n. security council authorization and no allies by israel and maybe, it's just maybe, the u.k. you're reading the press this morning with the latest legal opinion. the larger part of the international community, and remember, 120 at the u. s. 100 member states are part of the nonaligned movement who voted to have the islamic republic of iran as their chair and they're already at record as saying they would consider an attack a legal and outright if i america's image as an outlet superpower. this is really important today compared to even a few years ago. because a few years ago, the united states was still an unchallenged superpower in other countries use matters less. tod

effect trees you don't succeed lou: good evening we begin with the middle eastern crisis with the biggest flare-up of the israeli-palestinian violence. the events began last week in response to a rise of missiles since then the sharp escalation has raised fears of a widening conflict in the repeat of the israel 2,008 invasion of gaza. this time around the rules are different. the missile defense system improve the iron dome stopping the incoming rockets but hamas is better armed having the backing of the islamist government in egypt for presenting a challenge for the gabbana administration. and admiral james lyons from the pacific fleet and congressmen covert from texas. obama once more than $1 trillion of tax hikes but will not renounce spending. the "chalk talk" what that does not add up to anything meaningful we will talk with one guest to stifle economic growth. also to analyze this cycle to bring down the head of the cia. admiral, it is good to have you with us. turned to the talking points. it seems no one after general petraeus made it clear their ranges in the talking points, test

and time again but essentially nothing has been done to address some of the root causes of this middle eastern tragedy it is a very complex situation and the u.s. has basically told israel whatever you do to the palestinians in gaza we're not going to. and the usual line is that is the one that we heard this wednesday we stand by our we freely park in their right to defend themselves against terrorism but does the word terrorism in this context justify all actions any action by israel because it very much seems like it that that is what the people don't understand but it's also interesting how often chooses which acts of parents will condemn this terrorism and which ones not to condemn for example suicide bombings which happened in syria on a regular basis the us does not hurry to condemn that as acts of terror so the word terrorism may have may at times have different interpretations here in washington and very often it means an act of terror may not be. if it's committed against someone designated by the u.s. . trade center political analyst full stop imperatives dulko things a disproportion

other elements we might see here besides buddhism, are middle eastern traditions same situation. with islamic baha'i simply haven't been here as long there is some tensions with islam as we have seen, because of the political struggles between the middle east and the united states over a variety of issues. but more conventionality here, islam is now the second great faith in the united states way behind christianity but, it's surpassed judaism as the numbers here. we've had wonderful experiences with new age religion though note-- remember how the ramtha people and cynthia jones kind bridled at that term new age. they didn't particularly like it so it's a sociological term. but new religious movements, new spiritualities that are emerging, they are new, they are different. if it's different let's hate it. no! let's not. that's the attitude that we want to overcome here just because it happens to be new. skeptics, atheist, humanist, some of the most religious people i have ever met have been the atheist, they have a huge-- you can take the six dimensions and track it right on down.

and time again but essentially nothing has been done to address some of the root causes of this middle eastern tragedy and it is a very complex situation and the u.s. has basically told us well whatever you do to the palestinians in gaza we're not going to polls we're not going to intervene or then let anybody else intervene and the usual line is the one that we heard this wednesday and that is we stand by our way through. partners in the right to defend themselves against terrorism but does the word terrorism in this context justify any actions by israel because it very much seems like it from the u.s. point of view and that is what many people don't understand but it's also interesting how washington chooses which acts of care to condemn this terrorism and which ones not to condemn for example suicide bombings that happen in syria on a regular basis the u.s. does not hurry to condemn them as acts of terror so the word terrorism may have different interpretations in washington often an act of terror may not be condemned as such if it's committed against someone designated by the you was an en

immigrants living in french suburbs have already had a taste of warfare to keep order in different middle eastern conflict over the past decade as to what could happen if their experience in views are mixed with the growing anger of lead to french youths perhaps time will tell. r.t. reporting from paris in france a series of deadly blasts have rocketed based syrian capital damascus explosions went off on this mission a district with reports of casualties syrian media says there were two car bombs and two improvised devices this is the latest in a series of attacks on syria's main city normally staged by rebel linked rooms. and some other international news this hour a rebel was formed because if you know it's been more and more question is so leaders of the other twenty three militant groups say they will not leave and will continue their fight with the army on tuesday conflicting reports from twenty three officials and the government is making both confirmed and denied a rebel pullout from the city meanwhile fresh violence as a reporter from the area around go lower. almost two hundred people ha

immigrants living in french suburbs have already had a taste of warfare taking part in different middle eastern conflict over the past decade as to what could happen if their experience in views are mixed with growing anger of native french youth perhaps time will tell looks erosion of ski r.t. reporting from paris in france. coming up one of the world's top alleged whistleblowers bradley manning is to be heard in the public for the first time in years and it feels like hearings are likely to hear claims of brutal mistreatment while he was in confinement for alleged beating thousands of secret documents to wiki leaks. and are you sometimes afraid that what you say on twitter might be inappropriate not to worry because british policy will tell you fine you and maybe even jail you for it i report on cyber censorship coming up after the break. you just love me enough you know use that to ride a horse you've got to catch it first. for him it's a daily routine that just offers a forced breeder on the island of bohol and at the heart of. his life on an isolated farm is about blue sky green grow. and

immigrants living in fringe suburbs have already had a taste of warfare taking part in different middle eastern conflict over the past decade as to what could happen if their experience and views are mixed with the growing anger of native french youths perhaps time will tell. r.t. reporting from paris in france. under some other international news now at least thirty people have been killed and dozens wounded in attacks by insurgents and central in northern iraq the main targets were shi'ite mosques in the capital were a series of blasts claimed twenty one lives on tuesday away were bombings have two other cities in the north no group has claimed responsibility though such attacks are usually links to al qaida. america's u.n. ambassador susan rice has met with republicans to comment on allegations that she gave misleading information about of course they are targeting the u.s. embassy in libya shortly after the incident in september right there time was a result of a spontaneous demonstration of republican representatives believe the evidence at the time clearly showed it was an assault by a te

and all of them are of middle eastern descent.re's still no video evidence, no dna evidence either. a $20,000 award is being offered for any clues in the case. >>> new details this morning in the aftermath of the oil rig explosion in the gulf of mexico. doctors say one of the people in the accident is doing okay. one is in serious condition. the company which owns the rig said it is expanding the search for a worker who is still missing. the body of another worker was recovered on saturday. >>> investigators on the gulf coast are trying to track out the person preying on innocent dolphins. at least four dead dolphins have turned up recently in louisiana, mississippi and alabama. and they were all shot or stabbed or mutilated. one was i think found with its tail torn right off. killing a dolphin is punishable by $100,000 fine and a year in jail. >>> and thousands of animals who lost their homes in the aftermath of hurricane sandy now have a safe place to stay. the aspca has opened a facility in new york where they can get food and

the former colonial times when currents used to be the colonial power in the better part of the middle eastern region about this national coalition then what are the chances for this new opposition now to unite all syrians against the assad regime well here we have to see that there is a difference again in the mainstream media coverage and real situation we have to see that this new national the syrian national coalition was formed in qatar especially in that country where the t.v. station located where the propaganda the law propaganda on the rebel side was formed so qatar has also its own political aims there. qatar respect by the way by the united states so for the syrians itself it must look like foreign interference into you know syrian conflict and in a syrian things so i see just a little chance that really the majority of syrians might. make confirm or might be with this new coalition to talk with them is that turkey is recognizing its coalition after all of course it is the main channel for those arms to the syrian rebels well this indeed is not very surprising if you see that within

immigrants living in french suburbs have already had a taste of warfare taking part in different middle eastern conflict over the past decade as to what could happen if their experience and views are mixed with the growing anger of native french youths perhaps time will tell you rush hour ski r.t. reporting from paris in france. coming up one of the world's top of the ledger whistleblower was a bradley manning is to be heard in public for the first time and yes the trial you're likely to get claims of brutal mistreatment while he was in confinement for allegedly drinking thousands of secret documents to wiki leaks. and sometimes all for a lot of what you say on twitter all might be inappropriate not to morrow and because british policy will tell you fine you and maybe even jail you for a report on cyber censorship coming up after the break. it was not the military i guess army announced today it signed a new contract with a unit of the huge contracting power it was not the operation to secure and rebuild a devastated country caliber company field taxpayers for its contract work in iraq . it was

prisoners four people were also recently arrested buck rein for insulting the king over twitter wow a middle eastern country that has totally shut down any form of protest and hugs you down if you tweet about the leadership so it's pretty undemocratic to me i think nato is already fueling up ready to take action bombs and freedom into i'm right well not really if nato really cared about spreading democracy you'd think they'd be more consistent with their targets but that's just my opinion. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images go. from the streets of canada. showing corporations rule today. you sir let me didn't explain my son died i don't agree you don't agree with. my son isn't isn't it mary and i don't know what is trying to hurt you shared. your country. with a country of your age. the moon or in hope to help you find it. you find in so many own sins war. sometimes. a mission free accreditation free transport charges free. range and free. free. to tide free. old free broadcast quality video for your media projects a free media party dot com. secret laboratory to

immigrants living in french suburbs have already had a taste of warfare taking part in different middle eastern conflict over the past decade as to what could happen if their experience and views are mixed with a growing anger of native french youth perhaps time will tell. r.t. reporting from paris in france and we'll have more news in store for you coming out her short break. you can tell an ordinary russian siberian in the blink of an. anthropologist. those days siberians were different clothes different food. different animals but what about. my journey began in two men but the big city was all shiny skyscrapers and shopping malls much like any other prosperous russian. so i decided to. a small town just outside. dumplings came from here to dominate the russian cuisine but only in siberia. with cabbage and making sure you can have as a starter main dish. although it may draw. most people in siberia see nothing wrong with hunting only if you decide to participate. when you look upon martin. as in the middle of a swamp only accessible by transport. and when. it's inhabited by so big. a large m

immigrants living in different suburbs have already had a taste of warfare taking part in different middle eastern conflict over the past decade as to what could happen if their experience in views are mixed with growing anger of native french youths perhaps time will tell. r.t. reporting from paris in france. coming up one of the world's top alleged whistleblowers bradley manning to be heard in public for the first time in yet it's pretrial hearings are likely to hear claims of legitimacy when body was in confinement boy allegedly beating the plows and salt secret documents to me. and are you sometimes afraid that what you say on twitter might be inappropriate up to or you because british policy will tell you why maybe even jail you for it our report of cyber censorship coming up after the break. invented by the famed soviet author p.d. is get real is that if in the night in the fifty's these frames very nice we used to treat fractures in deformities by cutting bones and slow. we pulling them apart and therefore stimulating tissue regeneration elizabeth was able to reshape arms and legs and peopl

the city of its fair share of political and economic power let's not get the latest from our middle eastern correspondents sleazier hello to you paula so what exactly do the protesters in benghazi demand. well more than a thousand protesters have taken to the streets of the eastern city of benghazi they're calling for greater autonomy send if they feel marginalized by the new government in tripoli now this comes to little more than a year on after the ouster of the format libyan leader moammar gadhafi and i asked ironically that of that the people of benghazi played such a central role in bringing about they are now saying that they were better off before the revolution that the whole eastern part of the country is marginalized and deprived of political and economic power now what they want is an autonomous region in the east we're talking here about roughly half the territory of libya and around three quarters of the country's last oil reserves what they also want to step in ghazi will become the economic capital of libya what this means is that you will have key institutions such as the c

but were also recently arrested for insulting the king over twitter wow a middle eastern country that has totally shut down any form of protest and holds you down if you tweet about the leadership sounds pretty undemocratic to me i bet nato is already fueling up ready to take action and bomb some freedom into walmer right well not really if nato really cared about spreading democracy you'd think they'd be more consistent with their targets but that's just my opinion. on the song flight for. my shoot to sponge. on done fadia all for a team. who won the trophy by the most reliable of the twentieth century. legend. code must make off. if he. you know sometimes you see a story. and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. hello again bahrain's efforts to destroy it is said to widening with more heavy clashes saturday activists say the national guard's now been deployed to back up police as authorities try to quell rising pol

immigrants living in french suburbs have already had a taste of warfare taking part in different middle eastern conflict over the past decade as to what could happen if their experience and views are mixed with the growing anger of native french youths perhaps time will tell. r.t. reporting from paris in france don't forget go online for more on the stories we have here as well as a special report exclusive to our website also there are fresh crisis in the making it's a plea out look at the american middle class with a new study showing the gap between rich and the poor has grown to its widest in decades. russia's record followed all phone carrier gets one point seven billion dollar welcome on the london stock exchange by the prevailing economic doom and gloom. a silly joke or venting your anger on twitter and facebook could now net you a jail sentence courtesy of the british authorities there's a growing number of prosecutions resulting from offensive provocative or even misunderstood posts. reports now from london. do you think before you tweet what if you're in a bad mood you just have a qua

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