start to together with prism by their sheer numbers. so see that he didn't see the final hole come from doing that would call for more. of the republican caucus here mr bush diplomatic relations and. prime minister over public or more it's already expressed he's called through surely. going to continue working in a civic region as well as we want to start with prism the palestinian authority is prepared to think of buddhahood stage move to the united nations is surprising considering doing the same we consider most of the ways to achieve international political four but there is significant obstacles imposed more western countries while european union and the united states . i want to know this during all be complain in latin america and central america and pacific region in central asia everywhere we go every way we work we try to achieve some agreement with those countries too. we couldn't answer to settlers diplomatic relations there is always a very strict and strong american position against governments of those countries not to re

in it so that light going through the crack would hit the prism and that light would go to another prism and you would be able to tell the time of year by this object that was built in the last 4 years. and i saw this and i thought, what would archeologists think if they encountered this? they would look at this and say, what civilization was this? what religion drove them to do this? we keep doing the same things over and over again. many researchers believe these archeo-astronomical sites are very specifically designed where other researchers say it's all coincidence. but not long ago i was up at a place called chimney rock in southwest colorado. and it's over 8,000 feet. and you are up at the southern end ftd rocky mountains and there is this scarp of rock that rises up probably about a thousand feet out of a valley floor and right at the tip of this scarp there are two twin towers of rock. if you get to a certain place on top of this very narrow butte, you can see between these twin towers and there happens to be a great house built between these two towers and every 18.6 years when

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started together with prism by their sheer numbers so to say that he didn't see the final hole would come to europe would call for the war for the recovery or the republic or causing of mr bush diplomatic relations and the. prime minister over a public or two already expressed in his corner once the function the way we're going to continue working in a second region as well as we want to start with chris and got the palestinian authorities prepared to take a move to that stage look to the united nations is a highly considering doing the same we consider most of the ways to achieve international political but there is significant obstacles and pulls more worst in conference right europe a united states and i want to know. all be complaining in that america and central america and pacific region in central asia everywhere we go every way we work we try to achieve some agreement with those countries too. we couldn't as a policy or two step was diplomatic relations there was always a very straight and strong american position against governments of those countries not to recognize it was

. >> i don't think people see it through religious prism. i think they look at any of the candidates and say, where are they going what do they stand for what are they going to do with this country? >> reporter: but these days, pop come sure is bombarding the country with stereotypes. there's the award-winning musical "the book of mormon." ♪ i believe ♪ that god is on a planet called ♪ ♪ i believe ♪ that jesus has his own planet as well ♪ >> reporter: there's the popular tlc reality show "sister wives." >> i think there's room for everybody. >> reporter: and its hbo dramatic equivalent "big love." the pop culture portrayals offer a twisted and distorted view. the church denounces polygamy, of course. a practice that is confined to a handful of extremist cuts. huntsman's bigger challenge is convincing republican primary voters that the man barack obama sent to china is a true conservative. he chose the setting of today's announcement to evoke mr. republican, ronald reagan, who launched his campaign against jimmy carter here in 1980. but reaga

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. >> i understand that through that prism, but does the city itself have a definition of costa neutrality? do we on our own operating plane -- definition of cost of neutrality? does that give us a margin of error say 1% above or below whenever the baseline determination is once we enter into these kind of contracts. that is what i am trying to understand. >> in this summary front section to the charter amendment, it refers to a simpler view of it -- shall not impose new costs as a result of the participation of police officers in the drop. supervisor mirkarimi: it is a little vague to me only because i'm trying to catch up and understand our yardstick compared to other cities who are experiencing the same debate. it seems our controller would like to weigh in. >> we do not have a single definition of costs neutrality we apply to all circumstances in this city. generally speaking, absent other direction, our office would apply an absolute rule to take it at its face. i know there has been conversation in other jurisdictions about drop program analysis. is it within a reasonable margin of e

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comes down to a fundamental disconnect, with french catholics seeing islam through their own secular prism >> what they are expecting from muslims is this kind of very loose connection with no particular affiliation to islamic organization, with no particular desire to dress differently or to eat differently, but okay, you can be buried as a muslim or you can marry in your -- you can have a religious ceremony in your mosque. this would be okay. >> underlying the debate over muslim dress is the question of security after 9/11. >> people say that's what religion is. it's violence. look at the news, the twin towers, bin laden. the news reinforces the illusion that this is a war of civilizations. >> we think we have work to do to convince the french people, to show them that muslims are patriots, and the proof and history is with us. >> the great mosque of paris is one piece of thahistory, built by the french government in the 1920s to honor muslim soldiers who fought and died in world war i. at this cemetery outside paris, the only all-islamic burial ground in france, each grave represents a

social way and we are going to continue working and pacific region as well as we want to start with prism got the palestinian authorities prepared to take a movement stage move to the united nations is uprising considering doing the same we consider most of the ways to achieve international political force with through those significant obstacles and was to come from us by european states and i want to know. all the will be competing in the woods and america and central america and pacific region in central asia everywhere we go every week before we try to achieve some agreement with those countries too. we couldn't as a zero two step was diplomatic relations there are always very strict and strong american position against governments of those countries not from britain as i was here in other words we form the wider international political and diplomatic. we can for actually georgian implores we are confronted by american diplomacy diplomacy which is very much a surprise and for me why is such a huge country like united states and so actively opposing the case or for a commission because

. >> i don't think people see it through a religious prism but see any of the candidates and ask what are they going to do for the country? >> he is a former governor of utah and speaks chinese, also used to be president obama's ambassador to china. george stephanopoulos interviews him coming up on "good morning america." >>> one final gop presidential candidate to mention, congresswoman michele bachmann. today she is announcing details of her launch set to take place next monday in iowa. >>> a family of four from south florida was among the 44 victims of that russian plane crash. the father, a software engineer was traveling with his wife and two daughters when it went down in planes. all in duel/u.s. russian citizenships. bad weather conditions may have also contributed to the crash. >>> mark kelly is ending his nasa career to be closer to his wife. wlieth on his facebook page he said gabrielle is working hard every day. i want to be by her side. they plan to write a memoirerinn together covering everything from their courtship, careers and january assassination acement on giffords.

responding to the so-called arab spring you know we have such a we view everything through an american prism you know everything is done in it's . like probably you believe that when the sun revolves around us and we don't worry about anyway. look if you're an iranian and you know middle east and you know what's going on in bahrain and you see the white house and. they round. and criticize the run at the same time everybody in iran and everybody in the middle east is watching what's going on in bahrain and we think nothing how do you think that it takes one to be a partner see. for us to be not my gulf anymore because we certainly betrayed the trust and in the streets of egypt when obama finally came in support of him there was there was he you know they were done with us they wanted him to board early and so. we've missed the boat on that those movements were probably the best tools we've had certainly better than the use of force that we've been using the night raids and all that stuff and. you know the renditions and yet he's you know we've got there i was there learning you know what we

hinojosa: she was saying, you know, "in the united states it feels like you are always seen through the prism of you're an asian actor." she said in canada it wasn't that way. and she was frustrated with not being able to kind of push through. well, now, sandra oh is a huge star. >> so we have her. we have lucy liu. but also we need a lot of people, you know, like latino. we need people behind it. >> hinojosa: yeah. >> behind it. but i will also-- at the risk of being unpopular, which i often become-- i think we can always blame other people, but asians, especially chinese-- i'll just say chinese-- do not support their own artists enough. >> hinojosa: when you said that, i... and you do. you say it very clearly. you say asian people in the united states are not supportive of asian actors, asians in the arts. >> not the young people. they're doing it. they're very hungry. i'm talking about my generation. >> hinojosa: what do you think that's about? >> well, two things. one is they are busy surviving. >> hinojosa: yeah. >> working, you know? the other thing is-- this is my theory and i am stick

collapse and thoughtful socially and probably quite shortly but to be honest i think it is a political prism for countries such as greece and spain and they need to be liberated from their prison recreate their own currencies have devaluation make their exports cheaper make it easier for tourists to visit their countries and they'll get back on their feet i think they should go back to the drachma i think they need to get out the euro it is a prison for them and to recreate the drachma i know there are no plans at present to do that but of course they can't sort of. actually i think that is the salvation for greece and that's the way it really should go but obviously that's a matter for the greek people. so they're headed this hostage to conflict with the government invested so much into the war in libya something. victory is the only acceptable end to the campaign. missing a russian writer used to getting that's right it's real. in jail. tens of thousands of candles have been there ten former soviet republics today to commemorate the twenty seven million people who died fighting against me

and probably quite shortly now but to be honest i think you leave euro is a political prism for countries such as greece and spain and they need to be liberated from that prison recreate their own currencies have devaluation make their exports cheaper make it easier for tourists to visit their countries and they'll get back and on their feet i think they should go back to the drachma i think they need to get out the euro it is a prison for them and to recreate the drachma i know there are no plans at present to do that but of course they can't sort of plan for until you are actually i think that is the salvation for greece and that's the way it really should go but obviously that's a matter for the greek people. dozens of people have been killed in afghanistan in separate bombings over the past two days the attacks followed president obama's announcement of his troop withdrawal strategy the latest attack in a hospital in eastern afghanistan left at least thirty five dead and some reports putting the death toll at sixty comes amid heightened tension between coalition forces and the afghan

part totally and probably quite shortly now but to be honest i think you leave your is a political prism for for countries such as greece and spain and they need to be liberated from that prison recreate their own currencies have devaluation make their exports cheaper make it easier for tourists to visit their countries and they'll get back on their feet i think they should go back to the drachma i think they need to get out the euro it is a prison for them and to recreate the drachma i know there are no plans at present to do that but of course they can't sort of plan for found be until you are actually fails i think that is the salvation for greece and that's the way it really should go but obviously that's a matter for the greek people and that will be decided tonight next is the annual aviation showcase when companies batted out for control of the skies a multi-billion pound deals they live shows on the web site paris in the past russia's always had a large presence there and this year it's gone all with more planes on offer than ever before star of the show the super jet as a teaser

and probably quite shortly now but to be honest i think it is a political prism for countries such as greece and spain and they need to be liberated from that prison recreate their own currencies have devaluation make their exports cheaper make it easier for tourists to visit their countries and they'll get back on their feet i think they should go back to the drachma i think they need to get out the euro it is a prison for them and to recreate the drachma i know there are no plans at present to do that but of course they can't sort of plan to be until the euro actually fails i think that is the salvation for greece and that's the way it really should go but obviously that's a matter for the greek people. coming up later in the program return of the guantanamo scandal. i was forced to agree. five years of torture all for a phony confession one taney tells us his story and paints a bleak picture of the struggle to bring those he accuses of abuse to justice but also still to come this hour to investigate the real radiation situation in japan's fukushima nuclear plant as the internationa

thought hastily and probably quite shortly now but to be honest i think you leave your is a political prism for for countries such as greece and spain and they need to be liberated from that prison recreate their own currencies have devaluation make their exports cheaper make it easier for tourists to visit their countries and they'll get back on their feet i think they should go back to the drachma i think they need to get out the euro it is a prison for them and to recreate the drachma i know there are no plans at present to do that but of course they can't sort of plan to be until you are actually i think that is the salvation for greece and that's the way it really should go but obviously that's a matter for the greek people. we are running down the top stories of the week. now a five day nuclear forum in vienna this week saw a widespread agreement for increased safety measures of course following japan's atomic crisis in march sean thomas went to fukushima just outside the twenty kilometer no go zone around the stricken plant to witness the deadly legacy of the disaster for himself. th

all show usually and probably quite shortly but to be honest i think you leave your is a political prism for for countries such as greece and and spain. to be liberated from that prison recreate their own currency devaluation make their exports cheaper make it easier for tourists to visit their countries and they'll get back on their feet i think they should go back to the drachma i think they need to get out of prison for them. to recreate the i know there are no plans at present to do that but of course they can't sort of. i think is the salvation for greece and that's the way it really should go but obviously that's a matter for the greek people. also ahead this hostage to conflict as a number of civilian use continues to rise in libya something read the american government is now stuck in the conflict politically unable to withdraw from the campaign. and find out how a missing russian writer of instigating mass riots reappeared in the. tens of thousands of candles have been lit in the former soviet republics today to commemorate the twenty seven million people who died fighting again

in responding to the so-called arab spring you know we have such a we view everything to american prism you know everything about it it's calendrical you know probably who believe that the sun revolved around us and we didn't revolve around that anyway. look if you're an iranian and you know middle east and you know what's going on in bahrain and you see the white house down with . iran. and criticize the rot at the same time everybody in iran and everybody in the middle east is watching what's going on in bahrain and we say nothing how how do you think it impacts on the. packers see there's no love for us in the middle in that it's not my gulf anymore because we certainly betrayed the trust and in the streets of egypt when obama finally came and supported them there was there was hooting you know they were done with us they wanted him to border leave and so we missed the boat on that those movements were probably the best tools we've had so the better than the use of force that we've been using the night raids and i let stuff in the you know the the renditions and yet he's you know we'

because that's what it sounds like when you go back and look into it because it's it's the triumph in prism of winning the cold war and russia looks at it in a very different way it collapsed the soviet union itself didn't want to do it wanted something different it was going to defeat but russia is still even the mainstream media still treated as a defeated power and well i think that's the problem russia was treated as a defeated paul and in that sense the west has shown a little fent here i would say i think it characterizes the whole period of the one just level fantasy the west would not think would not invent a new russia and. allied state or a neutral state it returned to the old ways of treating russia we had that suspicion we just usually you know there was nothing you asked for one thousand nine hundred one i can tell your story in july in one thousand nine hundred one american government delegation came to russia and they came to what was there of the government and they said we stayed on you we don't believe these democrats we think you are a serious person a few people remember

russia must modernize its economy in the next few years regardless of who is in charge prism if it has been one of the countries direction at the petersburg form of top business leaders he also warns that the government's large role in the economy along with corruption threaten development must be tackled auntie's and he said now reports now from st petersburg. well there are certainly a lot of obstacles and president medvedev knows that became very clear and has for real with his whole term as president that he thinks modernization is the way to go into the future with russia he clearly outlined all of the obstacles that the country is facing first let's take a listen to what he had to say about modernization of the whole process and it's called. at the studios my choice is not only a major green knew all of outdated elements in the economy but all public institutions used we need hesitate to say sorry about many bad habits we can focus only on the step by step development question that would be a mistake with which we should focus on the following improvement of the investment climat

president or whether it's available for the general public katrina's out of the reporting but also today prism of other cities condolences to relatives of the internationally renowned human rights activist and then a bona fide in the u.s. . for serious illness but it was a widow of the late soviet this is the nobel peace prize winner of the relatives said she'd be buried here in moscow we've got more detail on that story on our web site out called. twenty four hours when it's possible to have a few minutes we'll look at where the foreign intervention of the arab world actually brought improvements for the people who live it first times business with katrina. hello and welcome to our business bulletin increased demand for gas in europe has largely benefited the russian state company gazprom but the company has been criticized for charging far more than the market spot prices alexander medvedev deputy c.e.o. of gazprom believes however that the disparity between spot prices and long term contract prices will soon be minimal. but. in the next two years we can expect prices to grow significantly h

because it gives us a prism into what's going on in terms of popular culture for young people. >> it's good to watch television with your kids, maria. >> hinojosa: it's a good thing to watch television. >> good thing to know what they're watching. >> hinojosa: though i tell them all the time, "it's not really reality, sweeties, it's not really reality." but on this show, you had a transgendered kid performing in a... >> a woman, a young transgender woman, yes. >> hinojosa: so he was a... what's the... >> she. she. >> hinojosa: she. but she used to be a he. >> hinojosa: yes. >> and we don't know in what process, then... the reason why i'm bringing this up is because again, there might be really a lot of really well-meaning folks who just say, "i don't know what to do with this." >> what i can tell you is this. that transgender woman who performed... young woman who performed with her openly gay friends in this dance crew, was a good dancer, and they did really well on that show. and... >> hinojosa: she definitely owned it, for sure. >> she's... that's why they're on that show, not to be

powers of civil courts however human rights watch dogs are skeptical saying not much has changed since prism of barack step well discuss this i'm now joined by david cuties he's the executive director of human rights and he's joining me live in our new york studio thanks for being with us here on our team other military government promises it will increase the powers of civil courts now does that actually mean that these people have been arrested now will get a fair trial. unfortunately i don't think that's what it means the egyptian government and the supreme council is lacking in transparency there are thousands of people that have been arrested that have been detained without trial some of them indeed have been tried such as dr michael no deal a blogger who was just sentenced to three years in prison for criticizing the egyptian military so these signs portend very well for egypt's future there is a tension inside the regime right now and my hope is that the egyptian government supports freedom of speech instead of continuing to crackdown on dissidents and bloggers and those who disagree

tomorrow by president nixon so joining me tonight to commemorate the momentous victories through the prism of those still complex the pharmaceutical industry and freedom freedom papers everywhere of the war on drugs is still franklyn of law enforcement against prohibition we've also got robert naiman of just la policy and gareth porter with us on why we need to get out of nato in libya not so crazy this for mamma did a job the new police s.o.b on cover of the worst u.s. cities for speechcraft john dennis explains our ron paul will win iowa and i'll explain why i have reason to wear a shoe on my head and mud wrestle the co-producer of out of versus the man. here's a little cite the cia's web site was down yesterday and they took credit with a tweet that said tango down cia. for the loans a group also sort of a telephone hotline for public requests on who or what they should attack in the future but when called an answer machine so the phone could not be answered by an actual person because the group was busy raping your internet so why am i wearing a shoe on my head because when a little bi