remember and recognize again the importance of the principle of the sanctity of diplomatic premises and diplomatic exchanges and it is it seems incommensurate but i think it's relevant to look at what the british government was trying to do recently. threatening to enter the ecuadorian embassy to seize julian assange that's just a high class version of what's going on now in the middle east and i think any time that any country and especially a leading western country begins to wear away at the principle of diplomatic immunity that's terribly dangerous for everyone and so we reassert now the sanctity of our diplomatic establishments in the middle east we should be very mindful that that this is a core principle and it's much better to have diplomacy than it is military action and so you have to have protection for diplomats george i want to i think it's also you know i was going to say we do have a little short of time i want to get your thoughts about the catholics for what we the apparent catholics anyway for what we've been saying in the last couple of days how come that such things

he has grown as a person and husband and father he values the sanctity of family. as he embraces the family and friends that surround him he daily demonstrates humanity and civility. he knows what it takes to rise up over adversity and make a change for the better as sheriff he will recognize that the same potential of the people in our jails. he well knows now that with resources and determination people can reconstruct their lives. he's determined to make a difference in the criminal justice system we voted him in as sheriff to do just that we must not be a vindictive society one man one family needing one vote from you to let them have their lives back then we can face a new year with justice preveiling. >> next speaker please. >> good afternoon. my name is [inaudible] and [inaudible] we are members of the audience of 10: 10 am a spanish format radio talk show which the supervisors here two of them are frequent visit ors campos and supervisor avalos and you are welcome we'd love to hear with you we're bilingual and your welcome. so we decided to pull together to

newt gingrich who had two mistresses and three wives talk about the sanctity of traditional marriage. rick perry charge that president obama was conducting a war on religion simply because he allows gays to serve in the military but forbids children from praying or celebrating christmas. most people find such remarks and using they are designed to whip up hatred against gays and lesbians for these candidates, these particular candidates to grab a bigger chunk of christian right voters who make a large portion of the republican base. this rhetoric has been going on for years before the presidential race started. and when into overdrive with the advent of very controversial issue of same-sex marriage. was two years ago that i decided it was time to write a fact based primer on gay-rights specifically targeted to right of center voters and hence the subtitle of the book. to do two things. to challenge the religious right on its own turf and show much of what they derisively called the gay agenda is actually consistent with fundamental republican and libertarian principles and to show cen

it is to protect the sanctity of a vote against voter fraud.t is not something that is nonexistent. >> voter fraud is pretty much nonexistent, will. >> that is nonsense. that is nonsense that it's nonexistent. you can't say that. >> what's nonsense that you don't see it. >> so 100 people won't make that much of a difference? it's not even that, it's basically that. that is not going to make a difference for the vote. >> so the question is not for me, it's for you two. how much voter fraud is acceptable. >> i'm just saying so that it doesn't look political, why don't you wait until the next election so both sides will get what they want? you give people the time to get a voter i.d. card and then you sort it out between now and then. >> this has been a project -- this isn't a project that came up in the past three months. this is a project that states across this country have been looking into for years and passing on a state level for years. and by the way, it's -- >> did you know they also tried to keep president obama off the ballot by having

the goal is to save lives and shows that i lap values the sanctity of -- islam values the sanctity of life. >> i think we have a terrorist act of proportions that we cannot begin to imagine. >> september 11th, 2001, the day terror and tragedy hit home. thousands of lives lost at the hands of muslim extremists. 11 years laters there blood being shed again only this time to save lives. >> from 9/11, 2001 the impression was created that muslims are for destruction of life and we want to change that impression. >> reporter: >> at the heart of the rayburn house building on capitol hill the amadea muslim community is holding its life campaign. >> that's why we're doing this to show there are kind of modern muslims out there versus the extremists you see on the news. >> reporter: the nationwide effort aims to collect 11,000 bags of blood that can help save as many as 33,000 american lives. with the help of the american red cross and support from members of congress, people from all walks of life, all different faiths are coming together to give blood, coming together to show the good that ca

figure out how they want to live but to you hear republican say get rid of abortion but that is the sanctity of life argument. john: our audience watched and what do they think? what do you think? next. [applause] ♪ [ vocalizing ] [ buzzing ] [ tree crashes [ wind howling ] ♪ visit worldwildlife.org. [applause] john: audience participation we're here with our panel. but first from my facebook page john: argues supposed to have arguments? >> it is meant to the pitch. john: $18 million taxpayer money that we have to pay. >> it is outrageous. we should not do that. >> i hear a lot of rhetoric of the immigration and parents were given an opportunity so why don't they open the borders for this generation? >> it is a great point*. republicans rhetoric is sharp but the reality is terrible. obama's worst immigration president in history he almost deported as many as bush did in eight years. the amnesty program of fax very few but it was a symbolic gesture when he realized he was losing the hispanic vote to mitt romney will lose the vote to somebody in hoot deports mexicans like a conquistadores. the

ross has grown as a person and as a husband and father, he values the sanctity of family and is is a joy to behold as he embraces both literally and figuratively the family and friends who surround him, daily, he demonstrates humility and civility, this is a man who knows what it takes to rise up from adversity, to face his weaknesses and make a change for the better, as sheriff, he'll recognize the potential of people in our jails, he knows now with resources and determination, people can reconstruct their lives, he's determined to make a difference to those in the criminal justice system. we voted him in as sheriff to do just that. we must not be a vindictive society that allows one momentarily arm grasp to alter a man's life forever. one man, one family needing one vote from you to let them have their lives back. then we can face a new year with justice prevailing. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, honorable board of supervisors, my name is [inaudible] and with me maria, [inaudible] and everybody, we are members of the audience of 1010 a.m. kiqi, a spanish format radio t

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arguments the united nations was formed on the basis of two fundamental pillar state sovereignty and the sanctity of international internationally recognized borders violence and never achieves anything especially in a country like syria which like the old yugoslavia before it is a mosaic or different peoples different religions very multicultural society and that's something that many western politicians and western journalists are ignorant about when it comes to syria so as the russian government has been repeatedly saying only a peaceful solution will work for syria where both sides have to talk negotiate something as we just saw to cause a lot of days on. terror attacks in damascus i mean is this a sign of things worse to come. well but what we've seen this week the planting of a bomb near the ministry of defense in damascus and the killing of maya nasser the prestige they bear all the whole all the whole works of terrorism and what we must remember is that terrorism is terrorism it could be of course from a military perspective that the rebel forces in syria a frustrated that their tactics a

as president, i will protect the sanctity of life, i will honor the institution of marriage. and i will guarantee america's first liberty, the freedom of religion. president obama promised to begin to slow the rise of the oceans. [laughter] and to heal the planet. my promise is to help you and your family. [applause] gwen: that speech and the rest of the g.o.p. convention showcased the party's leading light and energized debate. can democrats do the same thing next week, karen? >> this is interesting because the two conventions are back to back with a holiday weekend in between. but one thing -- gwen: oh, a holiday? i forgot about that. >> for everyone but those of us that are here. and one thing that i think they have done is laid down some premises that the democrats are going to have to address. and in particular this line that we heard over and over and over again, which was sort of mocking the president, you call it a gaffe or out-of-context statement where you didn't build that. again and again at the convention the republicans were saying, we did build it. so i'm wonde

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breathing in the toxic fumes of the compound that's on buttered flavored microwave popcorn in the sanctityf his own kitchen. >> that compound has been linked to lung problems for workers in plants where popcorn is actually produced. >>> question this morning, how high can they get? the height that act texs are now planning to reach when they start their next project and how long it's going to take before you're going to see the highest skyscraper in the world that they want to build. >> also ahead this morning, some want it to stay green. however, city officials if they get their way parts of patterson park the greenery could disappear. what they want to do with some of the green pace and what the neighbors are -- space and what the neighbors are saying this morning. >> dew points in the 40s keeping us dry and comfortable. i'll tell you if this lasts into the weekend coming glum. good morning lynette. no delays right now on 95 here at route 43 and white marsh. how traffic is shaping up on 83 and 695 coming up on "good morning maryland." you. we know you. we know you have to rise early... a

over fifteen states did rectally answer your question you know can you can you quantify this the sanctity of a senate seat being one with gentlemanly you know how much is that worth a senate seat that became the sixtieth vote for democrats in the last congress and we have heard those words were at all fair because of although i don't know that that's actually true is this may be one of the one of the right wing blogosphere because i believe that if the facts were that they could demonstrate that any of those felons voted for al franken he would not be in the u.s. senate right now there would have been laws wherever bullet what do you want if you can if you can quantify. the voter disenfranchisement seven hundred fifty thousand people potentially disenfranchised in pennsylvania we're still happy to see half the city of philadelphia is right we have to see the supreme court move in the right direction i mean in the state of michigan we won that fight i was at the front line of that that fight to get the voter integrity bill taken off the table but this is called is what it is this is a stra

from the number two in the muslim brotherhood saying that he's against the violation of diplomatic sanctity, that he expressed condolences of the death of the u.s. ambassador in libya. but when you talk to ordinary member of the muslim brotherhood, it's a completely different meage. >> another one of our courageous journalists. ben, please be careful yourself. >> now to that final journey home for the four americans killed in libya. joining suss robin wright, a joint fellow at the u.s. institute of peace and woodrow wilson center. she was a close personal friend of ambassador stevens. robin, such a sad day for all of us, especially for someone like you who knew him for 20 years. listen to the secretary of state at the memorial service today. >> people loved to work with chris. and as he rose through the ranks, they loved to work for chris. he was known not only for his courage but for his smile, goofy but contagious, for his sense of fun and that california cool. >> you knew him for about 20 years. you were at his swearing in ceremony when he became the ambassador. talk a little bit about h

the sanctity of human life but did not specifically refer to the unborn.what is likely the most high energy speech of the entire democratic convention last night. it may not be remembered for its content. so passionate about the presidents of the bailout that she fist pump, wind, pointed fingers, and clearly energized the audience. she left some wondering if she drank one too many shots of espresso. >> mitt romney loves our lakes and our trees. he loves our cars so much that even have their own elevator. but the people who design and build and sell those cars, well, in romney's world the cars get the elevator and the workers get the shaft. when mitt romney did say let detroit go bankrupt, who took the wheel? barack obama. in ohio. 150,000 job in the great state of michigan. 211 american jobs all across america. the best manufacturing is rebounding. why? lori: giving her, let's call it spirited nature, her comments are drawing comparisons to another notorious democrat. >> oregon and washington and michigan, and then we go to washington d.c. to take back the

your children are the fuel that drives me to be passionate about another issue, and that is the sanctity. [applause] some people are able to look at this issue of the sacredness of the heart beat in a wound as perhaps a political issue or a philosophical issue, for me it is a family thing. i have six children. four of my children are adopted. my wife is also an adopted child. [applause] if it were not for the young lady that chose to give my wife and the gift of life, my two natural children would not be here either. my whole family is here today because of the gift of life and adoption. i believe that adoption is the answer to the abortion crisis. [applause] we change only two letters in the word "abortion" and it gives you the word "adoption." i want to thank all of you for your efforts and hard work of loving and caring for young ladies who find themselves in a difficult and desperate situation, with a pregnancy they do not know quite how to handle. you have taken the time to tell them about the truth about the heart beat that is in her womb. there is a young child waiting for its fir

they will come in which politicians will not seek to offend those whom others hold holy or with sanctities. but we also believe that this must also be resolved in a humane atmosphere, in a participatory environment and we do not like anybody losing their lives or being killed. >> there are protesters all over the middle east now threatening the staff of american embassies, to kill them, behead them. do you think they should stop? >> translator: you see, i cannot determine what people or nations should do, but i do think that extremism gives birth to following and subsequent extremism. perhaps if the politicians take a better position in the west vis-a-vis offensive words or thoughts or pictures toward what we hold holy, i think conditions will improve. but most nations do not pursue tensions and conflict. >> what was your view, your opinion, of the arab spring last year? and what is your opinion of what is happening now in the countries where there were uprisings and we saw the end of gadhafi and mubarak and so on? >> translator: i do believe that all of the world needs reform. the reform

s fall is, you know, the sanctity of contracts. seen contracts being basically thrown out the window over the course of the last couple years. reliability of our legal civil, all that is playing into our decline, isn't it? >> yes. i think that's right. and, specifically, when you think about the big bailouts, favored industry, the banks, the financial industries, the automobile industry, where the federal government basically replaced the political decision-making in bankruptcy as opposed to a market based decision. tracy: right. >> these are not just bad economic policies that go against economic freedom. tracy: right. >> this is, stinks of crony capitalism and it undermines the rule of law. if you look at the report, the indicator of the rule of law takes a real dive. it's it's the area that has gone down the most in our findings. tracy: yeah. there goes our freedom as well. quickly, we only have a few seconds, chile, one of the greatest success stories. how come? >> chile was in the 1970s was one of the least free countries in t

. >> the goal is to save lives and show that islam values the sanctity of life.reen umeh reports. >> i think we have a terrorist act of pro portions we cannot begin to imagine. >> reporter: september 11th, 2001, the day terror and tragedy arrived home. thousands of lives lost at the hands of muslim extremists. eleven years later, there is blood being shed again, only this time to save lives. >> from 9-11, 2001, the impression was created that muslims are for destruction of life and we want to change that impression. >> reporter: at the heart of the rayburn house building on capitol hill, the muslim community is holing its second annual muslims for life campaign. >> there is still a lot of questions about muslims so that is why we're doing this to kind of show that there are kind of moderate muslims out there versus the extremists you see on the news. >> reporter: the nationwide effort aims to collect 11,000 bags of blood from muslims and nonmuslims alike blood that can help save as many as 33,000 american lives. with the help of the american red cross and support

freely repo and shed light on realities instead of taking deceitful gestures bent on offendinthe sanctities and malsacred beliefs of human beings and divineessenger who as the pt andos compassion at hum beings are the gift of the almighty to manity, had the security council not been under the domination or the limed number it nations to carry out its responsibilities on a just and equitable basis, if the international economic institutions had not been under pressure and were allowed to conformed the functions by using their expertise based on rld citalists not weakened or victimized the economies of nations in order to make up for their own mistakes, had integrity andonesty had not prevailed and all natio a rns tedqually and justly in the global efforts to build and expand happiness for the entire mankind and if tens of other unfavorable situations had notccurred in human life. imagine how beautiful and pleasant our lives and how lovely the history of mankind would have been. let us take a look at the world's situation today. a, the economic situation. poverty is on the rise and the gap is

we further call for the criminalization of assaults on the sanctities of all heavenly religi religions. otherwise it will cause mull limbs to suspect and even loathe the west to allow their citizens to violate what muslims hold deer akindele err and holy. and they call for criminal charges against the filmmaker. softening the tone somewhat, we condemn both movie and violent protesting in all our statements arabic and english. people have the right to peacefully protest. the words and pictures have not been reassuring, and speaking on telemundo, president obama had this to say. >> i don't think we would consider them an ally, but we don't consider them an enemy. they are a new government that is trying to find its way. they were democratically elected, i think that we are going to have to see how they respond to this incident. >> well, in fact, by law, since the 1980s, egypt is designated one of 15 nonnato allies. victoria newland confirmed nothing has changed from a policy standpoint. on the political front, however, the white house tried to contain damage, saying mr. obama was speakin

>> bill: you think we've corrupted the sanctity of fair news coverage. >> i think -- >> bill: that'si think that ideological coverage -- ideological coverage of the news, be it the left or right, has created a political real knit this country which is bad for america. i think it's made it difficult if not impossible for decent men and women in congress, on capitol hill to reach across the aisle and find compromise. if we can't do that, bill, we're going to be in -- and we have been, i think, for the last few years, in a terrible situation in this country where politically we can't make deals anymore. >> bill: you're blaming me and the fox news channel for the deterioration of congress. if they don't have enough guts to do what's best for the country by compromising, all right, they don't deserve to be there and can't be on top for as long as the fox news channel has been on top and sell a product that's inferior or dishonest. it's impossible in this country. so therefore, i want you to reevaluate our network, watch it a little bit more, and then we'll talk in about a year. last word.

first, they may have lost their sanctity and they had to be constantly replaced, so you just tossed themout. if they were used for a particular ritual, on a particular fiesta of a particular month, and then you'd -- sort of a planned obsolescence where they'd have to be replaced constantly. secondly, they may have been purposely broken. some of my colleagues believe that these were used and then purposely broken. and the other possibility, which sometimes i grip the bed at night thinking about, is that perhaps some of these are just toys and may have been -- um.person-handled by kids to the point that they break very easily. keach: barbour has discovered that many of the fragments were actually the parts of marionettes. their arms and legs would have been attached by string. large figures are called "hosts" because the body always contains one or more "guests" inside. archaeologists think that at first each family made their own figurines by hand. but then, barbour discovered, an important change took place. barbour: between 250 and 350 a.d., the mold was introduced into figurine making