and multiculturalism fails a stress test in the u.k. with an anti muslim lobby blocking the expansion of islam calling it violent and incompatible with today's britain. is seven pm in moscow you're watching our team with. the u.n. arab league envoy to syria lakhdar brahimi says there is evidence suggesting that some kind of chemical substance was used in an attack near damascus a week ago but sad there is no proof that the government is responsible but such an assault in itself could be enough for the u.s. and its allies to launch a military offensive against a war torn country the spy warnings from russia and the u.n. r.t. shaun thomas reports. boxcar brahimi who is the u.n. envoy and of the arab league envoy on the situation in syria spoke in geneva on wednesday saying that any military action in the world should be carried out only with the u.n. security council's sanction as stipulated by international law very clear and direct in his message he did say that evidence suggests that some chemical substance was used to killing hundreds

and multiculturalism fails a stress test in the united kingdom with an anti muslim lobby blocking the expansion of islam calling it violent and incompatible with today's britain. which has joined us is kevin owen here this hour with our top story then the un arab league envoy to syria lakhdar brahimi says there is evidence suggesting that some kind of chemical substance was used in an attack near damascus a week ago but that there is no proof at this point that the assad government was responsible but such an assault in itself could be enough for the u.s. and its allies to launch a military offensive against the war torn country despite the u.n. and syria saying the inspectors need more time at the site let's go live to washington d.c. our correspondent gun if she comes there. several international meetings and consultations obviously about syria today where does the world stand tonight as we know it. well kevin we heard the syrian envoy to the u.n. who said the threats to use military force immediately have one purpose and that is to undermine the mission of the u.n. investigation te

that is not what multiculturalism is.he doctrine of multiculturalism says that all countries are equal therefore no culture can uphold its values as preferable to any other. now what that means for the west is that we in the west cannot if we are multicultural, if we are truly multiculturalists lead in the west cannot have our core volumes of freedom tolerance equality for women and so on. over those cultures which don't uphold freedom, tolerance equality for women and all the rest of it. that is what multiculturalism is. britain went down this road. britain said we can't talk about female mutilation because that was their culture. we had cases in britain in which there was one case in particular where a black child was abused over many many years and finally died in the most appalling circumstances at the hands of her mother and her mother's lover. and the social workers could not bring themselves to intervene and, to stop this child torture and murder because they s this is their culture. now to me that is racist. that

on the gaddafi you know again whatever its flaws was a fairly tolerant it a fairly multicultural state again it was destroyed in two and now into a kind of a. series of warring militias so. you know i think yes it professes democracy but in reality it destroys the very states that tend to. embody suppose that american values then the new than the allies the and of course there's the the eight hundred pound gorilla which is the israel ok bruce that i don't i just want fishes eight hundred pound gorilla. there i mean that you know as far as the. middle east the arabs in the world think this is an absolutely outrage that the united states professes to be an honest broker and you know advocating peace in the middle east reservedly supports israeli policy ok lott said there bruce go ahead. he. but i mean i do think we risk here putting this issue us in a situation where it's damned if you do and damned if it don't and other words there was in place that george's implicit suggestion was that the tacit u.s. lack of opposition to assad or to khadafi in the latter years suggested that. that tha

multiculturalism graveyard where social unrest is rife could she lead the way she has the strength to save the sinking ship to return to simple pleasure. from conflicts in colonialism culture shock and brussels bankruptcy. to the leading in french politics. going to be dealt with that and more as european parliament committee almost unanimously voted to lift your immediate chief because of alleged racist statements you made three years ago why now and why is to parliament so united in this question. that this ignorant home to go on you that's the truth is that censorship reigns in france and we are hunted down in all circumstances because we express an opinion that is different from the one way track of thinkings developed by the european union and also by the socialist party and the right wing parties in france i've been hunted down for saying i think it's not normal that prayers be allowed to take place right in the middle. the street blocking traffic it was a territorial occupation that is unacceptable it's the law and yet i'm being hunted down for having said this it's not a big d

multiculturalism is under the spotlight of france with an increasing number of people saying a lot of integration is causing a growing divide in french society it comes with the government looking to introduce more secular laws which have been greeted by riots and protests on his maria for an ocean isle display. recent born in france from french parents has been teaching philosophy and running a gallery in paris where he has spent his whole life now he's getting ready to emigrate he says he no longer feels at home here. of the glass there are zones around paris and around other big cities where even the police don't dare to enter we call these places could gorge cutthroats they're ruled by a parallel economy of drugs and remain hermetic to ordinary french people these areas are dominated by immigrants from france's former african colonies and are often the scene of violent confrontations. just last month five were injured during protests over the enforcement of france's ban on full face religious veils we go to one such place. twenty kilometers from paris and indeed it has a flavor of

energy of refrigeration units and in addition the program staff will continue to reach out to multicultural communities, and by providing print, and website, on-line information, and either english or spanish. and also, programs that will customize the average campaigns in the local and tenant commercial buildings. >> and this is the slide that shows you a few of the san francisco energy watch participants. and as you can see, they will range from different sectors including non-profits and the sf environment sfaf looks forward to help the small business owners save, money and the environment and now i will introduce you to my kol laoelg, ana francel she will talk about the green business program. >> welcome. >> thank you for having me here today. we will do a quick switch over of the power points here. >> all right. >> so, as gabby introduced me, my name is anna and i am the green specialist for the san francisco green business program here. and i am going to tell you a little about the program if you do not have any background about it but a little history and about the out reach efforts

first place the polarization of opinion we see i think is poor little to the failure within multiculturalism people become invested in a very particular notion that britain is car. first of all a white christian dominant culture which historically is certainly true but may be less the case today most simply become the symbol i think for this greater hands on it is a recent you gov poll compared answers given by respondents and event by two thousand and twelve and may twenty thirteen and showed an increase in the number of people who agree that there will be a clash of civilizations between british muslims and native white britons we really need a more frank and open and detailed discussion about what islam is about what britishness is and about how we manage social change or evolution in recent times a growing number of voices have stated that multiculturalism has failed as a concept in britain which is a controversial way to put it but what's certain ignoring this issue both make a clash of cultures any less likely just or so you r.t. london. leading playmakers gathering just outside moscow

kiarinna parisi acudio al lugar y nos tiene detalles acerca de esta jornada multicultural...ipantes quisieron demostrar que estados unidos es un pais de inmigrantes y que existe necesidad en poner fin al problema migratorio que enfrentan mas de once millones de indocumentados que estan en el pais. tal como expresa esta mujer de raices jamaiquinos y criada en canada, esta situacion toca cada familia estadounidense ya que en algun momento de sus antepasados, existe un inmigrante. muchas historias fueron narradas y ciudadanos de rusia, asia, centro y latinoamerica asi como europa y africa contaron sus experiencias. el evento fue realizado en las oficinas del congresista rob woodall. un representante de woodall agradecio a los presentes y aseguro que el mensaje fue escuchado y sera llevado al congreso para seguir presionando por una reforma al sistema una de las consideraciones por las cuales ciudadanos exigen reformas en el sistemas, es que consideran que existen muchas deficiencias y corrupcion. a traves de la comida, los participantes quisieron demostrar que estados unidos es

whether it was a still a multicultural multi confessional state farm or so who then saudi arabia the great champion for democracy and freedom same with with libya. under gadhafi again whatever its flaws was a fairly tolerant it a fairly multicultural state again it was destroyed into a into a kind of. series of warring militias so. the united yes it professes democracy but in reality it destroys the very states that tend to. embody suppose that american values then under the need allies the and of course there's the the eight hundred pound which is the israel ok bruce that i don't hate i just want fishes eight hundred pound gorilla every. year i mean that you know as far as the eye of the in the middle east the arabs in the world think this is an absolutely outraged that the united states professes to be an honest broker and you know advocating peace in the middle east and reservedly supports israeli policy ok a lot so there bruce go ahead. but i mean i do think we risk here putting the situ us in a situation where it's damned if you do and damned if it don't and other words there wa

under move towards more secular laws in france sponsored debate of the multiculturalism as some french citizens claim they don't recognise their own country and that's coming . from one reverberates through the centuries when vengeance called for blood. i have imagined dismembering him three years to. get out where you belong. and faith in the caucuses. handed down from generation to generation killed my son with impunity. and with impunity it was a question of. be reconciled today. with economic ups and downs in the final months. and the rest. will be on. this is not he welcome by the loss of british resident i began tanabe detention camp a shocker claims gaunt sexually assaulted him during prison sartre's the revelations come as new figures show the facility costs nearly three million dollars per prisoner a chair to keep open on his trespassing there reports shakur armor the alastor british detainee at the guantanamo bay prison who's been on hunger strike since january against his unlawful detention the claims that he's being assaulted sometimes sexually during person searches howeve

and still to come a move towards more secular laws and from sparks a debate of multiculturalism as some french citizens claim they don't recognise their own country anymore that and other stories coming up here on r.t. . as the media we go so we need to be. part of the bush and you're with. your party is it the. shoes that no one is there with to get that you deserve answers from. your. art. i mean speak your language just click click programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on the t.v. reporting from the world's hot spots the v.o.i.p. interviews intriguing story for you. then try a small t.v. arabic to find out more visit our big teeth dog called. the took. place. play. live. and. play. play. play. play. play play play close i play. continues here in a very nice for just turning fourteen minutes past the hour on the russian capital the last british resident at the guantanamo bay detention camp shocker claims that god sexually assaulted him during prison searches revelations come as new figures show the facility cost nearly three million dollars per prisoner each year to keep

manage social change and evolution in recent times a growing number of voices have stated that multiculturalism has failed as a concept in britain which is a controversial way to put it but what's certain ignoring this issue both make a clash of cultures any less likely just are so you are t. london. so with us as we continue a true story of cuban spying and intrigue in miami that's coming up next my documentary called will the real terrorists he send up is good but for me. to see good leverage or to mccurry was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a dollar amount anything tunes mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans and we're going this is why you should care only on the dog. from the fog of war to the drums of war washington and its western regional allies are again agitating for a senseless conflict in the middle east this time against syria again it's all about weapons of mass destruction an echo of the catastrophe called iraq western military intervention in syria only make things worse. when i was sleeping it was around si

first place the polarization of opinion we see i think is poor little to the failure within multiculturalism most simply become the symbol i think for this greater. recent you gov poll compared answers given by respondents in event by two thousand and twelve and may twenty thirteen and showed an increase in the number of people who agree that there will be a clash of civilizations between british muslims and native white britons in recent times a growing number of voices have stated that multiculturalism has failed as a concept which is a controversial way to put it but what's certain ignoring this issue both make a clash of cultures any less likely to us or so you r.t. london. go to websites and some of breathtaking a high speed aerobatics number leave a ball stumps in the sky watching talk of asian i'm talking about the world's best pilots and states being put through their paces about my show in the russian capital one of the largest shows kicking off there are some great pictures and two or three don't come for the details also to social network users it appears some credit agencies coul

about 150 miles away is toronto, the largest city in canada and one of the most multicultural cities in the world. join me on my toronto, canada, southern ontario adventure. located in ontario, canada's second-largest province, toronto is the country's most populous metropolis. for a unique perspective on the city, i begin my explorations at the cn tower, one of the world's tallest. ever since it was completed in 1974, the 1,800-foot cn tower has been a major toronto attraction. with its revolving restaurant, observation deck, now they've taken things almost over the edge, literally. before i can walk, possible fall objects like watches, coins, and rings must be left behind. and since hanging out 116 stories above the ground is thrilling enough, i'm also screened for narcotics and alcohol. besides my pants, the only thing i can take out on the edge is glasses. harnessed and strapped in, my next stop is the great outdoors. >> come on out, joseph. all right. there you go. whoo! welcome out. so, guys, i'd like to welcome you out to the edge walk. you are currently 356 meters above the e

we continue to build upon our city's long standing history and celebrate diversity and multiculturalism as a part of our lives and here we celebrating the american indian and enriches the great history of our city. these events are special to us and gives us the opportunity to recognize the unsung heroes whose work goes unnoticed and it's an opportunity to share with the larger community and i would like to thank the native american organizing community and the health center, the health center of santa clara, our office and i would like to make a special note of one of our employees who has been diligent for serving communities in san francisco and lois figueroa and thank you for the work that you do on behalf of the communities and of course you recognize the american aids project. [applause] to borrow from the president's words and our san francisco and our bay area community moves forward because of you. we move forward because of you, and the honorees and your work that rerecognize tonight and recognizes the triumph that left from depression to the greatest heights of hope. the beli

it's to fight the ideology behind multiculturalism. so from that and this is one way to prove that it's not immigrants that are to blame for this. i am constantly told i drove past such community and reading spanish newspapers. it used to be that way of course. it always was that way. german communities in the west what did they do? a printed german papers and they spoke german among themselves. that is what first-generation italians did and that is what nations did and sometimes they do that still. it's human nature. people want to feel they belong to something and they want to protect themselves for a little while but that doesn't stop her and sarah the process of assimilation. it's a three generation process. the first-generation make some progress in the second generation is bilingual but they speak english better than any other language we are talking about and by the third generation they don't even speak the native tongue as we say anymore. i see that among hispanics and it's really a fascinating process. that was case. that was

mindset list shows in general students are tech savvy but college freshman consider themselves multiculturalnd spiritual but not necessarily religious. as for other traits, those born in 1995, chatting doesn't require talking. gaga has never been baby talk. as java has never been a cup coffee. and tablet is something you take two of -- it is not something you take two. >> you do not take two of these tablets and call your doctor because they tough to swallow. they are this big. mike? >> expensive, too. >> absolutely, now, we will go ahead and jump in with both feet and talk about live doppler 7 hd and how quiet it is. the radar return off the coast near sea ranch and maybe mid-level moisture but not making it to the ground. right new everything else is quiet and small craft advisory is when you know the sea breeze is more prevalent in our lives and 1:00 o'clock this afternoon to 9:00 and the bay water into the delta, west wind at 15- to 25-knots and forward we have a 28 miles per hour and there is a sea breeze, and 12 miles per hour in napa and everyone else is below ten miles per hour. here

it's to fight the ideology behind multiculturalism.so from that and this is one way to prove that it's not immigrants that are to blame for this. i am constantly told i drove past such community and reading spanish newspapers. it used to be that way of course. it always was that way. german communities in the west what did they do? a printed german papers and they spoke german among themselves. that is what first-generation italians did and that is what nations did and sometimes they do that still. it's human nature. people want to feel they belong to something and they want to protect themselves for a little while but that doesn't stop her and sarah the process of assimilation. it's a three generation process. the first-generation make some progress in the second generation is bilingual but they speak english better than any other language we are talking about and by the third generation they don't even speak the native tongue as we say anymore. i see that among hispanics and it's really a fascinating process. that was case. that was

so i think multiculturism of what they represent and very important. >> and asian issues in front ofeal quickly, do you see difference growing up from like 20 years ago? >> yes. >> i think every person's experience is so unique and we see struggles in so manyays.dif. >> i think we come from the same fabric. does it matter where we come from? but we come from the immigrant experience. >> kristen: you talked about fabrics. let's show that. hey, this is beautiful coat. >> sha inside with the lining and it has the hoodie. see how soft it is. [ laughter ] >> and love of family that does so much for the community. thank you all so much. that is all the time we have. thank you for sharing your thoughts. we wish you the best and continue the efforts to improve the asian-american and broader bay area communities. >> cheryl: thank you, kristen. that is all the time we have today. special thanks to all of our guests. for more information, go to our website at abc7news.com we're also on facebook. follow me on twitter at sheryl abc7. have a great week and we'll see you next time. >> announcer: th

in order to make real are increasingly multicultural nations promise as a beacon of hope for freedom, for freedom loving people the world over, and the progress we have made it is important to go back to those days five decades ago in front of majestic lincoln memorial in washington dc. the march on washington was an assemblage of people in power converging on washington dc, our nations capital, only occasionally seen every few decades. a quarter of 1 million americans march on washington that hot summer day. each representing thousands and thousands of americans were standing up for both racial equality and job opportunities. across the nation. now i will defer to our main speaker, the man who is there and whose words you will soon hear them up but this was the largest public gathering in washington dc until that time in our nations history. only surpassed by some of the antiwar marches that followed later in the 60s. african-americans, teachers, students, union workers, 30 of all creeds and people of many walks of life, came together to appeal to the conscience of the nation and dem

multiculturalism fails a stress test in the u.k. with an anti muslim lobby blocking the expansion of islam calling it a violent and incompatible with today's britain.

and multiculturalism fails a stress test in the united kingdom with. blocking the expansion of islam calling it incompatible to.