mohammad owns a small driving school with three cars. he tries as best he can to equip his people for life on the roads in this sprawling, frenetic city. among his top tips -- stay in the stream of traffic, keep to the right, and do not be put off by the cacophony around you. back at the school, mohammed pauli's up the lessons. he needs to complete 10 more before he can take the test. >> it took me a few days to get used to driving in all that traffic, but now it seems normal. anyone can sign up for the driving test, whether they have learned privately or with a school. >> there is a theory test and a practical. if you pass both, you get your license. but they are tough. not everyone manages. >> mohamad has his sights set on it. every day, he goes out on the roads with his dad. he says a lot of money that way. a batch of 10 lessons costs 35 euros. there is one drawback to keeping it in the family. with no clear lerner markings on the car, people cannot tell mohammad is the beginner. the dad uses a textbook bought from the local transport

on yet mohammad asif and comrade acknowledge their team manager. said the claims were in private in england when the final test on sunday to take the series three one why don't golf now and not has won the opening event of the fed ex playoffs beating modern lead in a playoff at the barclays in new york while tiger woods did enough to make sure he qualified for next week's don't you bang championship once again in inconsistent form and have to finish in the top one hundred this week to progress and he did it by carving a four hundred sixty seven in his last round meanwhile the lead was hoping to win the boxes out right after starting the day with a three shot lead and he had to accept the eighteenth. that train missed once and then twice which meant he went into a playoff with koosh on and off the lead pot the first hole birdied after this effort from the rough settings for the winning pots it was a touch of fortune but when we played your shot now leaves the fed ex standings with three more twenty minutes to play donald are you going to understand

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doctor say and mohammad marandi of the university of tehran thank you very much for your input thanks to our well the online whistleblower wiki leaks has followed up its publishing of classified afghan war documents with an encrypted file that's about one hundred times bigger than most of the other recently posted files no one has been able to decipher it so far or am it trying to shed some light on the mystery. we knew very little about this file we do know it's one point four gigabytes which is quite a large file and as you say big and the over the documents much bigger than any of the documents the eighty thousand documents that wiki leaks posted last week it's name insurance and i mean it's not known why why they would have called it that but we can speculate some of what could be going on here it's an encrypted file. on the website so obviously we're not meant to be able to and what experts all the experts in the business is saying that is that one file like this when one feels under threat in some way so what they think will happen is that if any harm comes to do to national or

on this story we can now cross live to tehran to speak with side mohammad randy a professor of politics at to iran university this irani thanks for being here with us on the program now first of all she has suffered said the accent delays for decades as we know but what does the launch of this facility mean to the people of iran. it's very important because it is an issue of sovereignty and foreign powers especially the united states have been very much opposed to the building of this nuclear reactor since the beginning of the revolution so the iranians were adamant that this should go forward and after all the iranians have a policy of diversification they are diversifying from oil and gas when book farms have been built throughout the country and you also see solar energy being used here in tehran as well as in other parts of the country so this is a part of a larger process to move away from oil and gas in order to be able to export more oil and gas to green create a stronger economy and also because in the long run sense the iranians know that and then the day. they will be needing

does this have to do with mainstream islam in america why would you have a picture of the prophet mohammadwhich i have right here with his face replaced with that of a pig on your blog if you don't have a problem with islam. first of all i don't know where it is in america that you can't make jokes or make fun i mean you had a drop of maple sugar put across it or you may have to drop it on my bed as a pig. who kids what difference does it make i mean this is america someone somewhere is a great good long as you know be on miss understanding of islam in america do you think that's a good thing to do i have to tell you there's nothing you think that's a good thing that we already know islam is the nothing worse than the islamic anti-semitism and i don't hear you saying a word about it now are you going to spread in islam a phobia. no i'm not trying to spread islamophobia i'm trying to spread openness and you know what we are open to pander and criticism and at and and freedom does appeal optional han is afraid with brad openness. i don't know what poster for and i think you doing draw a moha

imam says he chose it because of its proximity part of the landing gear of the plane hijacked by mohammad khaatta lodged into the roof of this structure. it was a point of attack of 9/11. it is not a creation of the opponents that it has a connection. i think the fact that there was a crime committed here by muslims, a small minority, absolutely, who do n represent the rest of islam, but however in the name of islam, and the attacks are continuing to this day, makes it imperative on the co-religionists to think about establishing -- think again about establishing a monument on that place. it is on mark of great insensitivity. >> let me hear from mark on this. >> it is a rancid debate that the president entered. i do not know if he could do avoid it and i don't think you should begin the second day with let me explain what i said last night. you don't say to a muslim group -- you say it to an inter-faith, christians and jews, and that would have been far better. that said, the internet radio debate, talk radio debate on this, is -- according to pew research, most american muslims are assim

it was a tremendous influence on mohammad.they were also highly controversial even when he was alive. the most influential was to be shot. they had been married most their life. >> could be joe was the first wife she was his only wife for 25 years. she came from my matrox she was able to have from businesses successful business of caravans going over the middle east. the way she met mohamed who was younger than she was was she hire him to take her caravan to syria. that was how they got together. after that he was so successful she invited camps to marry her. >> a lot of his marriages or economic or political or some charitable to rid his wives were all widows. why was that? >> what happened in the middle east is the widow had no recourse so was an act of kindness and compassion to merry widows. often it created a wonderful political alliances as well that our course. >> one of the most famous wife was i shall for a number of reasons she's most inspirational and the controversial. >> she was his dentist wife the daughter of hi

. >> reporter: today he found mohammad sali. he was wading through the flood waters where the home he shared with his wife and five children once stood. the family lived here for 20 years. they didn't evacuate because they didn't think there was a danger. last night while everyone was asleep the river rose quickly and their house crashed down on top of them. sali said his wife made it to dry land but all of his young children drowned. he refuses to leave until he finds their bodies. stephanie gosk, nbc news, pakistan. >>> in this country, tough economic times have prompted robert gates to announce a number of spending cutbacks including a plan to close a major military command, the joint forces command in norfolk, virginia, with a budget of $240 million. in addition, the number of generals and admirals as well as private contractors will be reduced. >>> former vice president dick cheney was released today from a suburban washington hospital after heart surgery last month. cheney had a pump installed to help his heart work. he wi

up next and i'll going off speaks to nobel peace prize winning bangladeshi banker and economist mohammad yunus he championed through his banker scheme to give loans to people too poor to qualify for traditional lending. peep. founded the grameen bank she developed the concept of credit. giving. deprived households. could make a big difference while traditional banks. reasonable interest rates. high repayment risks that given. the world. credit. to women.

r t will share iran side mohammad marandi a professor of politics at or on university says the opening of bush era signifies the decline of the us his power in the middle east. i think it's very significant in the sense that it shows that american power an american head germany has its limits and that the united states which is on the decline in the region will have to accept iran's sovereignty in the future while the americans and the western media and the europeans have constantly claimed that iran is a threat to israel iran has never made any military threat to any country or even the israeli regime whereas the americans and the israelis have constantly threatened iran with attacks with bombardment with murder destruction and death and the u.n. security council have not protested at all and this is a major point it shows the hypocrisy of the western media the american media and the european media when it comes to iran. well still ahead here in r.t. we look at why russian arms dealer is wanted so badly by the united states. but first one of the suspected organizers of the moscow metr

reminder that my guest today is the nobel peace prize winner back in two thousand and six banker mohammad you know. well we talked about you or your mom. micro-credit system well actually a unique experience that started that you started. but you mentioned a couple of times already that mostly women and that's right like according to what i read ninety seven percent of your borrowers are women well how would you explain this phenomenon did you mean it as a bank for women or you meant it as a bank for the poor and they should have to be women how does it step by step because i was betting with conventional banks in the beginning to persuade them to lend money to the poor people and they refused then i was accusing them of many things one accuses and is banking system is totally wrong because it's refuses to lend money to the overwhelming majority of people and then i said it's also wrong because it's refused to give loans to women and they said not this is not true as it is true because a look at the gender composition of your borrowers not even one percent of your borrowers up until we we

new international sanctions driven by washington over the islamic republic's nuclear program said mohammad marandi spoke to says from the university of tehran he says president some of the speech highlights around willingness for dialogue. but i think it's more symbolic what he's basically saying is that we are willing to compare our ration rationality in our reasoning with american reasoning in american magick in front of a global audience in what he's basically saying is that americans are behaving unreasonably irrationally and dangerously whereas the iranians are looking for a way for solutions for example with the with regards to the iranian nuclear program that iran declaration was a major step forward that the united states forced a resolution in the u.n. security council basically to destroy any opportunity for resolving the issue and unfortunately russia and china are peaceful americans and went along with it and at the same time. their position with regard to the united states is that to the two sides should resolve their issues peacefully the united states and tenuously in part c

mohammad was given this revelation that was basically compiled into the koran today.his there are stories about abraham, ishmael, isaac, jacob, moses, and the children of israel. we read this quite extensively about the struggle of the children of israel against the parifarrohs, and how they were liberated. we read of the jesus and his mother mary. the biblical profits are also islam's profits. we take responsibility of not presenting that information to people. we have, as a result, the spurning of the -- the burning of the koran day. the first thing you should do is call the fire department, because that is a fire hazard. and obviously the images of that cause even greater problems for us as americans, because can you imagine in afghanistan and iraq images of americans earning burning the koran? here is an important point for us to make. in-muslim sentiment in america is basically a mirror of anti- american sentiment on the global agreement. as of this bikes here in america, then you can expect a spika anti-american sentiment abroad, and now we see several counter-t