plan now would you accept the partition plan now in other words would you accept that that your state be comprised of less than fifty five percent of what it is now are you talking about the one nine hundred forty seven partition marano the night of the two thousand yes i'm about a senior i wasn't i didn't play masculists scientists when he said oh i'm asking about the nine hundred. what are you now let me recall back to school and actually our space. let me respond i don't think i would read back no because i think history doesn't allow people's true in on their mistakes in other words the palestinians in forty seven should have resisted the partition plan as the jews did they said no and you lose when you go to war against an international an internationally sponsored settlement and you lose the war then you can say well now i want to go back to the status quo ante that doesn't happen in history and the fast is the situation is i mr morris you know now suppose you had agreed to give up more money rhenish had a mission go ahead jenny finish or go ahead. you're not you are so you're w

plan now would you accept the partition plan now in other words would you accept that that your state be comprised of less than fifty five percent of what it is now are you talking about the one nine hundred forty seven partition maran of the night of the two thousand yes i'm asking you this and play masculinist what he said oh no no i'm asking about the nine hundred. later you now hold back the tears of whatever your school and actually our space. let me respond i don't think i would label back no because i think history doesn't provide our peoples to renege on their mistakes in other words the palestinians in forty seven should have resisted the partition plan as the jews did they said no and you lose when you good point were against an international game and then to nationally sponsored settlement and you lose the war then you can say well now i want to go back to the status quo ante that doesn't happen in history the facts is the situation isn't mr morris you know nothing but you have to agree to get out more not to diminish read english go ahead jenny finish your godhead. you kno

plan now would you accept the partition plan now in other words would you accept that that your state be comprised of less than fifty five percent of what it is now are you talking about the one nine hundred forty seven partition marano the night of the two thousand yes well i'm about as communalism no i didn't but i'm asking about is nineteen forty seven no no i'm asking about the nine hundred. what are you now let me roll back the quality response and actually our space. let me respond i don't think i would rebel back no because i think history doesn't allow peoples to renege on their mistakes in other words the palestinians in forty seven should have accepted the partition plan as the jews did they said no and you lose when you go to war against an international and then to nationally sponsored secular meant and you lose the war then you can say well now i want to go back to the status quo ante that doesn't happen in history and the fast is the sell trade here is a mr moore is you know he doesn't put you know he's not a great he give up more money in ish grad edition go ahead benny

the water is partitioned into another giant tunnel system. where it travels deep below manhattan. the pressure built up by gravity from the mountains pushes the water upwards toward the surface through vertical shafts. these shafts feed the water mains of each neighborhood, which branch into smaller pipes below the streets... feeding into buildings and houses, into the plumbing, and finally, after its long journey, to our faucets. providing water to homes and industry is a monumental task, requiring immense infrastructure. but once the water is delivered and used, it must also be taken away. man: it's important that the waste generated by any society not be left around. cholera, and other diseases and problems, have been spread, because people wound up living in filth. even the ancients understood that you couldn't have the sewage where you lived. and the easiest thing to do was transport it to another spot -- by water, or a river. most of the first sewer systems were on the east coast of the united states, often in places that already had developed a citywide water supply system.

created by the united nations partition plan called resolution 181. it created a jewish and arab state. even if the u.n. bases it on 1967 borders, it is not the end of the story. >> there is a consensus we are on the stage of destruction of israel. a hamas activist wrote the struggle is about the very existence of israel not on the borders. official palastinian television said we are drawing our new maps. when they israelis disappear from the history, we will build a new residential area, the mcgr mcgrabi corridor will be here. >> everything he controls, school books, media, ministers in government are saying the war is a religious war until the end of israel. >> as the nations prepare for a palastinian state, they might not realize what they are vote ing for. >> they don't know what the palastinian are talking among themselves. it is at abolishing the state of israel. this is the target. >> it remains to be seen how this will play out. it is likely the u.n. showdown would be the first step, not the last in israel's struggle to survive, chris mitchell

just wanted to take a minute to think a few people for being able to be here on this side of the partition tonight. i look forward to working with all of you. thank you for doing the of reach the day after i got passed through because that meant a lot. i appreciate it. it made me feel more secure. i wanted to think -- and everyone who works with him for all the help that they did. also the supervisors, i was passed in an 11-0 vote. i hope to do him proud and i would like to thank him for all of his art work and i hope to continue. i look forward to working with all of you. >> ok. item number seven, new business request. seeing none -- >> joslyn, have we completely abandoned the annual party? that is the big question. >> the annual party for the end of the year or the birthday party? >> the birthday party. >> the birthday party. >> no, i don't think that we have abandoned it. >> what about the elections? >> the commission decided to take it that we will calendar. take it that we will calendar. ved ♪ w m u iat yo♪ea we edr r ♪, areestest? ♪ qnsea♪ >> welcome to the entertainment commission f

countries have fought three wars over control of kashmir and other issues since independence and partition in 1947. even in times of cease-fire standoffs have continued across a line of control. on the diplomatic front, the two countries resumed a comprehensive dialogue after a three-year break. they agreed to take steps to improve their relationship. that latest military clash was the fifth so far this year. while overall relations between the two countries have positive momentum, tension in kashmir remains high. >> now, the ongoing crisis in fukushima has thrust nuclear safety into the spotlight around the world, including southeast asia. against this backdrop an international seminar to examine the safety of the nuclear industry has taken place here in bangkok. about 150 nuclear officials from the international atomic energy agency and southeast asian nations took part in the event on friday. drawing particular attention was a speech by a nuclear policy planner from japan. atomic energy commission member amoto briefed participants on tokyo's response to the fukushima accident and effort

approached the city's parks and recreation board but no official action has been taken to look at partitioning the dog park. >>> a mysterious light that could be seen from los angeles to arizona was most likely a fireball or a meteor. nasa scientists say the lie was a fragment of an asteroid about the size of a volleyball that entered the earth's atmosphere. many people saw the light move quickly through the sky around 7:45 last night. some people captured the event on camera. this is home video from phoenix. >>> the advertised cooling trend is pretty much right on track pushing back into the bay area. i have been watching the cameras and noticed the cloud deck clearing. san francisco still on the cool side, around 59 degrees. you can still see the fog hugging a a good portion of the bay area shoreline. the key difference today, we have more of a northerly breeze. even this cloud deck will gradually break up this afternoon. current numbers concord 70, oakland 60, san jose 70. skies clearing, temperatures will be cooling off. tomorrow not much change. morning cloud cover clearing to near the sh

partition resolutionnvade with us five arab armies. they call on their brethren to leave the... the palestinians to leave the land because it will take three day to wipe out the embryonic jewish state and then they can com back and take the spoils. that's how the refugees left-- the majority of them left. at the same... right after... it didn't work out that way. we didn't lose, we refused to die. but the aftermath of the same war, about an equal number of jewish refugees were kicked out from arab lands. we had abo 700,000 arab refugees leaving in 1948 and about 800,000 jews expelled from arab lands. in tiny israel one tenth of one percent of the arab countries without the oil wealth cornucopia, we absorbed these 800,000 jewish refugees that were indistinguishable from anyone else. there are no refugees in israel, they're israelis b. the vast arab world keeps this thing alive, these refugees alive and in four years later the arabs come and say, hey, solve our problem, our side of the refugee equation that we created. it's not enough that you absorbed the jewish refugees, now abs

and finally accuracy power and it killing our background would be perfect combination called a partition as of this ancient sports and tradition angle is legendary pushing for a way rivalry between lancashire and your. getting another out saying the field likely never looked so sweet to those unfamiliar with the local rivalry the lancashire lads using black puddings and old high rise and in the surprise and as always some athletes are just more genetically gifted them the competition than not as well like it so that dishing out the most of whom a punishment punishment to the residence nutritional rays restaurant in full swing in the eights items from a raised platform all this one so professional the skills probably know that their favorite form will be back in black again next year. and you can find some of those stories and more of how you tube page which is our team sport news are in them and while we'll update you on the main news right after the. wealthy british sign of the sun it's time to. look. at their. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy is a

esteban wore a loose jumpsuit and the pregnancy wasn't immediately obvious as she stood behind a partition, she told the judge she does not have a private attorney, and wants to be represented by the public defender. but she did not enter a plea to the charge she killed her former friend, michelle le. le vanished after a class in hey weird, may 27. the police say dna evidence linked esteban to le's disappearance, and presumed murder. michelle le's friend and esteban's ex-boyfriend scott marasign attended, but left the courthouse without comment. also attended was le's brother and cousin who did not want to talk about their reaction. >> i'm sorry, we can't comment on gisele. >> we want to focus on bringing gisele home. we don't want to talk about the case. we want to find michelle. >> reporter: le's family plans to organize another search party on september 17th. meantime, gisele esteban will be back in court first thing monday morning. >>> lot of power and lot of energy, and talent. and still in shock. >> people suddenly laid off last week. how some bay area workers will be spending their

again, bathrooms, multicolored corian walls, epoxy floors, partitions, this is an interesting project, this is wallenberg high school. i can't remember if it was a middle school or an elementary school once upon a time. this is a great example of a very, very talented architect who took a school and respected sort of the basic character of the building an remodeled it in such a way it's hard to tell the new from the old so this is the main entrance of wallenberg and this is the new a.d.a. accessible entrance with the new elevator tower and ramps char concealed but the style and character of the architecture is in keeping with the building. of course there's some kids charging out of the school, ready to either hit the streets or have lunch. this is the lobby before at wallenberg. this is the lobby after. this is the hallway at wallenberg, the mile-long tiled dull and dreary corridor that nobody wants to walk down. that's the corridor today. this is the gym today, completely refurbished. handicapped accessible at both levels. brand new science labs, ready to go. brand new library. this

so in this case being popular with the lid is a novena sign for any russian leader now with the partition partner with the west to lead by now he's getting ready to to to to go into a real politic as he put it and go well with the modernization of the country per mr putin today made in the other very important now is meant and let's hear a quote right now thank you i'd like to express my gratitude to you for supporting my candidacy to run for president it's a great honor to meet you. thank you but you look at the numbers and with the parliamentary elections coming in december i'd like to ask russian citizens to support the united russia party with dmitri. and i do if you do you. know you just i'm convinced to become prime minister continue to thoroughly modernize our society. juggle both putin and medvedev and later method of press secretary mr prescott after the congress was. closed but they said that there will be a reshuffle of the government the government really needs a major reshuffle said so do you think that this. the next intrigue we will be following in russia what's going to ha

this case being popular with the lord is a nod and a sign for any russian leader well what was the partition popular with the west to lead by now he's getting ready to to to to go into a real politic is he put in and the one with the modernization of the country per mr putin today made in other very important nouns when and let's hear a quote right now thank the pleasure i'd like to express my gratitude to you for supporting my candidacy to run for president it's a great honor to meet you thank you. and with the parliamentary elections coming in december i'd like to ask citizens to support the united russia party with. and i believe you would you. know you would i'm convinced to become prime minister continue to thoroughly modernize our society. children. and made good life and laid their lives press secretary mr pascoe for. the. clothes for today said that there will be a reshuffle of the government the government we need a major reshuffle said so do you think that this. the next intrigue we will be following in russia what's going to happen to the government two of the ministers who will k

are certainly true come and save us we were in to save them and to create a new country and we partitioned yugoslavia i mean the message is the west is effectively a mercenary army for any rebel group i think has the making of a stink about it and i just think it's dangerous to world peace how different is this really from iraq or afghanistan previous interventions i mean they say they've learned their lessons have been well know a bit the only lesson i drove many of these is don't do it they haven't learned that lesson and they're clearly going to start looking for another one i mean i imagine there's going to some trouble in syria i don't know what they're going to do with iran is a you do not invade iran in the struggle mind it's a huge country iraq with a pretty big country and we found it very difficult of afghanistan at least it's small but we're getting a bloody nose but. i mean i guess the lesson of libya is it a really small country might get away with it nato are applauding themselves this is the model of a successful intervention why is this not happening in syria and yemen and.

partition. says powers line deserves recognition more than some other nations who won there is more easily the sense of sorrow and loss not less place than anger that others instantly get recognition instantly those who want revenge as prepared as we are and who haven't lived close sixty three years under a brutal military occupation and get the recognition that state gets get an understanding from the international community and here we are coast constantly prevent things from getting these things by the israeli occupation by an american administration that leaving the sea. brotherhoods of justice i think it's about palestine joins the community of nations as an equal and is no longer treated as a subhuman species rights. eurozone finance ministers meeting in poland say they're delaying a seven billion euro bailout payment to greece they feel they were left with no choice after afghans missed several important deadlines but economists around the world are far from happy about the turn if using

partition french leaders visit the libyan capital in the show of support for the new authorities just as the first signs emerge of a rift within the national council transitional. also russia says it's time to lift the un imposed no fly zone over libya introduced to save civilians the measure was criticized as being ineffective as it doesn't help those trapped in the last remaining gadhafi strongholds. oh and a blow for the billionaire who turns of politics russia's third richest man sensationally quits as leader of the party he's headed for just three months. i'll be back with more on those stories in fifteen minutes from now in the meantime the latest from the world of sports with kate. hello welcome to the sport and here are the headlines. losing starts the usa edge value of russia thirteen six to inflict an opening defeat on the bears on the rugby world cup debut in new zealand. while the russian rubin arrived in dublin for thursday's you greatly group irish side shamrock rovers. and head to head to talk exclusively to russian formula one driver conflict cost savings get back on t

palestinian partition we says power stein deserve a sovereign recognition more than some other nations who one there is more easily. sense of sorrow and loss not station anger that others instantly get the recognition instantly those who want event. and who haven't lived for sixty three is blue to them and that their patients get directly gets they get support get an understanding from the infamous and to. constantly prevent things from going to these things by the israeli occupation by an american administration that the place to see. that if that's the justice i think it's about time that i understand the community of nations as an equal and there's no longer treated as subhuman species it's eurozone finance ministers meeting in poland say they're delaying a seven billion euro bailout payment to greece they feel they were left with no choice after othman's missed several important deadlines but economists around the world are far from happy about the turn accusing the e.u. of needlessly jeopardizing greece and pushing it to default the struggling country says it will run out of cash

that and and only the libyans themselves know western partitions must decide the country's future interview with russia's invoice coming your way while you're at this hour but here's a bit of what he had to say. the final decision on what libya is going to become easy one for the libyan people to make not the world's politicians have been playing leading parts recently the national democratic vote will determine this and it should be well prepared. this is where the international community and russia in particular he's eager to render active support to the libyans those who think that the notion of russian arab friendship as it was a passing away with the totalitarian regimes of dictatorships and brutally mistaken . the crackdown on anti-government protesters are reportedly continuing in syria but was most foreign media expelled from the country and the correspondents who remain under tight control a true picture of the situation is hard to stablish are just renegotiate was one of the few foreign journalists reporting from a troubled country. mass murder the military in catastrophe a countr