serbs, croads and muslims were killing each other over ethnic and religious differs. >> george: today still very divided. now bosnian evangelicals are trying to bridge the fault lines. he calls this the one place where all bosnians can find forgiveness. >> the church is a prototype of something special god is doing in bosnia. >> george: it was in this exact spot back in 1984 that sarajevo held the opening ceremonies to the olympic games. today it is filled with thousands of people, victims of the bosnian war. and in reality, this is what the tiny evangelical church has to deal with, trying to bring healing and reconciliation to a nation that is bitterly divided by the acts of war. >> the politicians are trying to bring us together, the world is trying to bring us together, humanitarian groups are trying to bring us together. but it is only in the church where real fellowship, real community, and real reconciliation is possible. >> george: his church sits in the heart of bosnia's capital city, sarajevo. on any given sunday morning, you will find croads, serbs, and former muslims worshi

of a chance taking advantage of the absence of his main rivals to retain the rogers cup title the serbeasing past richard gaskin the final six three six two for his third straight onto the two time winner was overwhelming favorite to come out on top encounter with roger federer rough feel the doll and andy murray all missing in action the decider itself turning out to be a one sided affair against the twenty six year old frenchman taking a strict it's precipice play for the serb having last weekend finished third at the olympics on the grass all of. those facts make my make my title here even more special this is the big tournaments a thousand event i'm very happy to to be able to to play the where played in the last two days. denko may have slipped in the rankings recently put the thirty one year old as proof. and he can still play a bit of the fiftieth ranked russian in cruise control mode against world over sixteen alexander paul off to advance into the second round of the cincinnati masters ukrainians although hall of committing a huge twenty six on forced errors of veteran who was

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decider itself turning out to be a one sided affair against the twenty six year old frenchman as the serb run out a straight sets winner an impressive display having only last week and finished third at the olympics on the grass courts all of. those facts make my make my title here even more special you know this is a big tournament it's a thousand event i'm very happy to to be able to to play the way i played in the last two days nine nicholai dhamma denko may have slipped in the rankings recently both a thirty one year old has proven he can still play a bit the fiftieth ranked russian and cruise control mode against the number sixteen alexander they'll go pole off to advance into the second round of the cincinnati monsters ukrainian committing a huge twenty six on force there are all veterans of the tank was much more focused with just the three six one six one the final score. dusting on quest for his first masters title since two thousand and nine. by the football finally where the russian premier league has a team all alone up the top for the first time this season so need to go into

of undocumented citizens to pay instate tuition at maryland colleges and universities under certain serbs. many young people at the march say -- circumstances. many young people at the march say they want the door to opportunity opened, but many say the state can't afford. it. >> i want to stay here because i feel this is my country. >> i just had an income tax, property tax, bag tax here in montgomery county, energy tax. we've had it. our students need to come first. the citizen students and we need to focus on them. >> polls show the public is divided on the dream act. maryland voters will get the final say in november. >>> dozens of cyclists arrived at the u.s. capital today bringing their journey of hope. the men have spent the summer riding their bikes across the country to raise money and awareness for people with disabilities. the 4,000-mile journey started in seattle on may 30th and ends in san francisco on june 2nd. >> along the way he not only rode his bike, but they helped out people wherever they did stops at and one of the thins that he did of notoriety -- things that he did

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. >> fighting is raging in parts of syria as government forces shelled a serb yerba of the capital damascus with tanks. >> the new international peace envoy for syria, lakhdar brahimi, has been holding talks in paris with president hollande. this as the last u.n. military observers left the syrian capital. >> their four-month mission failed to end the violence there. >> in syria, the key city of aleppo and deraa province again saw heavy fighting, as this internet footage is set to show. the conflict is also spilling over into neighboring jordan, which was also hit by syrian army fire. the violence is ratcheting up the pressure on the view -- new u.n.-syria on void lakhdar brahimi, but at a meeting with president francois hollande, he managed to keep a positive outlook. >> france currently holds the presidency of the security council. it is an important country in terms of everything that is happening out in syria. and that makes it a very useful starting point for my mission. >> meanwhile, u.n. observers have left syria. the security council did not extend its four-month mission that failed

by using locally-made products, where serbs -- supporting our economy in the bay area. thank you to mayor lee and his leadership in making sure we continue to support local businesses in many of our projects. thank you very much. congratulations. and i know there are many more projects to come. thank you. [applause] >> hollande to do a great shout out to the recreation park department two superintendents -- i want to do a shout out. one is in charge of parks, one recreation. they keep this facility clean, safe, beautiful, and funding. ann and -- anna and bob. they're both here. [applause] last year, the mayor led the effort to rename the chinese recreation center in honor of one of the city's own and a national heroine. betty ann ong was a flight attendant on american airlines flight 11 on september 11, two thousand one. her quick-thinking and brave actions during the fight -- flight probably saved thousands of additional lives. harry ong, her brother, is here on behalf of ong family and their foundation which is been jitters and heartfelt in raising funds to furnish th

and he'll play rushes nicolette of a dent in the third round of the cincinnati is the second seed serb advancing after seven six six two victory over their separate. also through these newly crowned olympic champion and the briton cruising past local boys think where it's six two six four two one up that meeting with france is germany. while silver medalist in london roger federer will play australia as benetton in the third round the swiss master was in total control against russia's it's become all wrapped up in a six three six two victory in just an hour. now with the dust beginning to settle following the twenty twelve london olympics some of russia's top athletes have been ordered by president vladimir putin the country playing twenty four gold medals in london just watch their targets and there are more athletes were invited to the ceremony as they know the medals were worn in team sports russia's judo men at their best bringing three golds stuffiness triumph in artistic gymnastics and that of europe has to go and alexandra de chant inconnu what the sell victories in their sports

action the decider itself turning out to be a one sided affair against a twenty six or frenchman the serb a straight sets win or an impressive display having only last week and finished third at the olympics on the grass i those facts make my make my title here even more special this is the big tournaments a thousand of them i'm very happy to to reveal to to play the way i played in the last two days nikolai talbot danko may have slipped in the rankings recently but the thirty one year old has proven he can still play a bit the fiftieth ranked russian increase control mode against world number sixteen alexandra de paulo to advance into the second round at the cincinnati masters trini in the poll of committing huge twenty six unforced errors of the bank was much more focused with just three six one six one the final score double take with us the on quest for his first masters title since last may. and finally let's head back to the russian premier league where for the first time the team all alone at the top is a neat going to time on previously perfect spartak on saturday to wrestle contr

allow orthodox jews and arabs to avoid national service mosque the israeli military wants to make a serb not because they need us because they want to control the arab state of mind and divide us. in a time of war the army generals will call a party in ages and against whom will they fight against our arab and palestinian brothers. but remarkably some arabs actually choose to serve in the last two years those volunteering for the i.d.f. doubled to four hundred. i volunteered because this is my home away and i don't have another land and i live here and so i feel it's my responsibility to contribute to the country without the right of of them let their super stupid others also serve an idea if it means their family has been branded traitors people who have sold out to the enemy for money. i'm not a traitor i am an israeli arab i think it's high time that the arabs of israel shoulders some of the responsibility and volunteer for the army i'm not saying there's no races no liberation but chill me a country that's perfect. the i.d.f. is working hard to recruit from the ranks of the country's

serb rich hitting the net twice in the final twenty minutes to secure the win so to know the final scoreand meaning our effort is needed by the moment in the russian capital on shoes day if there continental quest is to continue. hearing up for their europa league adventure against turkey side. later on thursday it's unknown territory for the dagestani club to qualify for the group stage of europe's second tier competition for the very first time michael moore. after pulling off an impressive one one draw with brampton russian premier league leaders and it's in petersburg last weekend if the angie my hunch is now focusing on the first leg of the final hurdle to the group stages of the euro the league i don't consider your league as a burden but but of course we like to be in champions league and i was also. used to playing champions league you can bury did burden on the condition that the discord and not just to feel players plus goalie but the discord is a quality wise more broad and there i have my concerns. although losing players through an overloaded schedule is inevitable he did mu

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. >> and in philadelphia, the bottom of the sixth, tied at 2 and serbs it and over the left field wall. the 12th of the year and go to win four-2 and that is with that largest losing skid. lindsay murphy and i have the show. >> sounds good. don't get hurt. don't get hurt. >> right. >> and that is tough on ice. >> they look good out there. >> they d. >>> and&speak of the spartans, just ahead, do you have what it takes to be one? thousands took on the gruesome challenge in virginia this morning. maybe not gruesome but dirty. >> and that is grueling. >> there you go. >> we'll explain as we continue. [ male announcer ] some think obamacare is thhe same as free health care. but nothing is free. obama is raiding $716 billion from medicare, changing the program forever. taxing wheelchairs and pacemakers. raising taxes on families making less than one hundred twenty thousand dollars. free healthcare comes at a very high price. the romney-ryan plan will restore medicare funding and protect and strengthen the program for the next generation. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this

cz has an ominous reputation for serbs.s where inmates went in and then you'd never see them again. >> cz opened its doors in 1950 and has housed countless political prisoners, including opponents of the late serbian president slobodan milosevic. many were still there when milosevic himself was incarcerated here in 2001 while awaiting trial for corruption and war crimes. today it houses some of the nation's most dangerous criminals. including the assassin of a former serbian prime minister. >> translator: they have committed all kinds of criminal offenses. basically every criminal offense on the books. these include organized crime, war crimes and other serious criminal offenses such as homicide. >> like american prisons, cz faces the problems of overcrowding. but serbia incarcerates a much smaller portion of its citizens. 1 out of nearly 700 versus 1 out of every 130 in the united states. >> at the moment, a total of 1,200 inmates are being held here, which is 2 1/2 times more than the prison's actual capacity. >> while so

about this at all, but in the wars of yugoslavia part of the war was about seizing mass media, so the serb forces were going in and grabbing television stations and transmitters and putting their messages in there, again, killing the journalists while they were at it, by the way. it was just an awful thing. and that was, again, to control the message. and that would be a flip. one minute you've got journalism, ethical journalism, one minute you've got malignant leader controlling the message. and dead journalists. it's awful. >> how do you -- i really appreciate your proposals and perspectives included in -- [inaudible] media report. at what point did that in and of itself become dangerous such as, let's say reports about the armenian genocide or jewish holocaust, are they to feature denierses? >> right. >> or there are people who don't believe we landed on the moon. should science reports feature them? so where is that line, and who determines it really? >> right. well, that's a really important question. i mean, there's a line in my book where i say we don't question gravity anymore. i m

simpson case. 2 continuing brutal attacks by the serbs in sarajevo and an earthquake shakes southernalifornia near northridge. meanwhile in massachusetts a little known businessman, willard mitt romney, announces his candidacy for the united states cincinnasenate. his foe, one of the biggest icons of american politics. senator ted kennedy. >> some of us wondered why would you want to take on ted kennedy in massachusetts as your first political task. and he was very committed, very engaged. >> in fact the 1994 massachusetts senate race would be a fascinating precursor to the 2012 presidential election. with many of the same issues and campaign tactics put in play by both sides. romney, playing up his business success. his opponent, questioning it. and questions about romney's religion. the church of jesus christ of latter day saints. but in 1994 it was ted kennedy, a five-term senator who seemed vulnerable. coming off the well-publicized 1991 rape trial of his nephew, william kennedy smith. even though smith is acquitted, the political damage to kennedy is clear. >> in 1993, 1994, ted

and ed rappaport is at the national serb center. and something is on the path and almost a bulls eye, is that where new orleans is. >> yes, new orleans is in the area that's at risk. take a look at that graphic as well. the storm is located now down here pulling away from the florida keys, this is the large area, that's the cone. within that we have the hurricane warning up now all the way from morgan city, louisiana across to destin, florida. new orleans is it in the middle of that. other areas are at risk as well. while new orleans has a large population to prepare, everybody else should be preparing as well. in fact, monday is really the only day that we can guarantee the weather will be good enough to be outside for the entire day in preparation. tuesday, this system may deteriorating with possible landfall tuesday night. >> how similar is it from katrina? i'm hearing we could see winds topping 100 miles per hour and katrina was not too far away from that. 111-130. >> there are some similarities, both storms came across florida

all the serb forces were not a place.here was not quite the momentum in the clearing operations down by 30 percent. in hellman. in others, their up by 19 percent, but he regrets having claimed that counter-terrorism and nitrates and so forth were where the war was setting. in the discussion of where we are today to my guesstimate is an extension of that. he also wishes he could have focused earlier on preventing civilian casualties. a u.n. report just him out today the talk about, this is the fifth year in a row were civilian casualties in afghanistan ever since. and while u.s. or i soft casualties are decreasing, insurgency caused civilian casualties are on the rise. so how does that translate into how our campaign is working? those questions. a few remarks of all. what like to do is open up. a few remarks to say. >> and have the answer questions. >> okay. do we have any questions? i guess he should use a microphone. please go ahead. >> in your book it was mentioned that patraeus wanted to be the joint chiefs of staff, b

all of them, and each of the ones had a different foreign patron, that the russians were with the serbs and etc., etc. it's as if italy said that they would recognize the italian speakers of -- as a separate canton. so, yes, there is a case where things looked good, and they turned badly. >> be well, in a sense our book is comparative political science because we do compare carola which has really as close as you can come to ethnic peace in india between muslims and hindus as opposed to gugarat which is synonymous with community be riots, ethnic cleansing, the killings that went on in the 1990s and the stronghold of the bjp which is the-in pew national -- hindu nationalist party sort of stirring up divisions all the time as opposed to carola. actually, carola has the richest muslim population in india, and that is a good thing because they don't feel disenfranchised. they do swing the vote between the communists and congress in india so that they're 25% telephone i'm sorry, of carola. their 25% is very important because if they throw it toward congress, congress bins. and in they throw

average pat -- >>doug: pat and i have both been in the white house, and, john, too, and there is a serbassume. when i worked for president clinton or for jimmy carter, there was a sense you talked about the issues facing the country. you pointed out distinctions. you did not run this kind of campaign. what president obama was saying^, as long as we can distract you, away from the problems we have, and keep the focus where we want it, i'm just fine with that. >> that of interest of him saying to the woman, the country does not care, he is masterminding this. he is setting the game change. there was a story of i am the best pollster, the best strategist, well, the question, is he running the campaign? the danger, here, as you just raised and doug points to, people expect the presidency at a certain level. no campaign in american history is a presidential incumbent gone after the open important by name or the campaign at this level where there seems to be no bottom to the sewer of attacks and that is particularly -- he got elected saying he would not do this. >>john: and governor romney ou

new hampshire serbs america. thank you. serves hampshire america. thank you. thank you. say a couple of things in response. one is, when our men and women are in harm's way, i expect the president to address the nation on a regular basis and explain what is happening and why they're there, what the mission and purpose is. other presidents have done this. we've not heard the president do this. this is something you should do time and again so people in america know where we stand. the idea we're here thinking about what is happening at home, i understand that, but we want to recognize their people overseas fighting for us, responding to the call of the commander in chief, and he should report to the parents, communities, and people of america. that is one thing i will do. member to, to send men and women into harm's way is quite a high hurdle. you did not just do that at the drop of a hat. anytime you see something you do not like, you do not just a we will send in troops. to send american trip -- troops would require a significant stake. you have to understand and commun

prior to the serbs, there was the year of concentrated intelligence led special operations actions against al qaeda and a lot of actors got taken off the stage and then the surge came in. do you think it worked, or was it the special operations actions before that? what do you think turn things around? >> no military operations were received without their having been some amount of preparation going forward. the work that was done by general casey and others during that year was significant. the arab awakening was terribly important. that had been underway for some time. those folks only figured out that this al qaeda thing was not working for them and that they would be better off coming to terms, at least with the u.s. military, the remains of reconciliation. the strike you are talking about certainly did have a way of setting the conditions on which the surge forces fail in 2006 and 2007. my view is that they gave the final push to allow the things that the exhaustion that had begun to overtake the parties, and allow them to back up and reconvene and come to terms with one another in th

we are valuable assets that can help with the looming number of patients that will go under serb -- under-served. guest: i think you are right. nurse practitioners can help house can social workers. we need to figure out how to get all of the members of the team working in a way that is most effective for the patient. that is going to be a challenge. there are a number of challenges from reimbursement to the culture of medicine. there are also the vagaries of different state laws. the bottom line is we're going to need everybody. it will need to be herall hands on deck. it will be too many older people to take care of without increasing training. host: will the use of physicians' assistants correct the problem? guest: i do not think it will correct the problem. it does ameliorate its somewhat. all the other health professionals need to contribute to seeing patients and making the team more effective. the problem is we do not have thatands of other p.a.'s we can pull off of a shelf the same way you cannot pull freeze dried doctors off a shelf. we need to increase the caps to train physicians. hos

[applause] he is unquestionably an amazing stored and leader, a serb leader, -- servant leader, and someonethat has always inspired me. unselfish leadership. [applause] the late steven covey writes about two types of people. what type is all about themselves and their success and the other type works as hard as i can answer lee succeeds, but their success is motivated by doing good for others. that is how i see governor romney. he is authentic. [applause] he is open to good ideas wherever they come from. it does not matter if they are from a liberal democrat like me. he will listen and he is inclusive. as a great leader, he brought out the best in me, and i.n.l. as president, he will bring out the best in our country. >> ladies and gentlemen, singing "taking it to the street," please welcome taylor hicks. >> how we doing? but i amkoiowow me, your brother ♪ ♪ i was raised here what kind inkow m know your world is abou♪ ♪ ♪ taking it to the streets ♪ ♪ take this message ♪ everywhere ♪nd him togetherr people live ♪ telling me the things you're gonna do for me ♪ ♪ taking it to the streets ♪ ♪ y

prior to the serbs, there was the year of concentrated intelligence led special operations actions againstqaeda and a lot of actors got taken off the stage and then the surge came in. do you think it worked, or was it the special operations actions before that? what do you think turn things around? >> no military operations were received without their having been some amount of preparation going forward. the work that was done by general casey and others during that year was significant. the arab awakening was terribly important. that had been underway for some time. those folks only figured out that this al qaeda thing was not working for them and that they would be better off coming to terms, at least with the u.s. military, the remains of reconciliation. the strike you are talking about certainly did have a way of setting the conditions on which the surge forces fail in 2006 and 2007. my view is that they gave the final push to allow the things that the exhaustion that had begun to overtake the parties, and allow them to back up and reconvene and come to terms with one another in the fa

i'm going to turn them loose and of the serbs to go over the ten minutes i will jump up to the podium and they will realize that something is afoot. otherwise i will just stay in my seat and enjoy their comments along with everyone else. normally when you do these it gets tough to introduce people but with this particular group, it's actually pretty easy for me to make it beginning with vice admiral harvey johnson, jr., the the cut. admiral johnson is one of my heroes to be honest with you. he spent 35 years in the united states coast guard these are kind of some of my favorites. they are some amazing people to work with because they are so oriented on getting the job done. admiral johnson is a beautiful example of that. in addition to his 35 years in the postcard he spent three very busy years as a deputy administrator and chief operation officer of fema, and i like to say he is one of the people that put the m management back into fema mant kim to disasters because he did actually do that and i know that because i was usually on the other side of a dtc on wildfires figuring out how