if we start watching shah's of sunset, it's possible that not only will we not bomb iran, this nuclear crisis will be meade indicated not by iran but by israel and iran sitting down to cocktails with andy cohen. finally, the number-one threat to america, bears. [cheering and applause] folks, if you've never heard me warn you about these killing machine, the chances are you've been living in a cave. and if you've been living in a cave, chances are you're dead from a bear attack. it's bad enough when they were mindless marauders, but now a british researcher says he has witnessed for the first time ever a brown bear using a stone tool to exfoliate. ladies and gentlemen, bears have gone metrosexual. they're moving from man-eating to manscaping. it's a direct threat to the safety of our spas. soon they'll be full of grizzlies getting mani pedis so they can tear us limb from limb without breaking a claw. i for one will never go in for a facial again. i might come out without a face. are those cucumber slices over my eyes for hydration or a garnish? we'll be right back. [cheering and applaus

and i thiadministrator shah, i' have you've brought real progress and procurement and i think in the number of areas of initiative i've been able to see in africa where it's feed the future or the global health initiative as senator isakson has referenced, you've lowered the cost of delivery and improved the outcomes so you're saving the lives of women and children and aimproving transitions. if i could, i want to know how we're going to continue the meet the challenges of global development in these difficult budget times and what particularly we can do to apply science and technology solutions to the complex challenges of development. in february, at a white house events, innovation and science and technology you announced our higher education solution's network and it's my understanding this is part of a larger initiative to harness cutting-edge innovation and science and technology to universities to implement new solutions to development challenges. senator lugar mentioned the dramatic increases in agriculture production and output on his farm in a few decades. i think we're see

they had this shah who went out. we want to make sure we have leverage. i'm not going to try to either explain or justify the logic of that. but i think that's part of i. >> eric from the instituted on foreign policy analysis. bob, you characterized jonathan's description as balanced which i don't disagree with except to say there was a great deal of caution expressed. i wonder what you would think of, rather than our thinking caution now, that our thinking maybe a reckless effort almost, at least one that's energetic, robust, maybe provocative, urgent to use the word and maybe a capacious one that has a chance to bring north korea back into the npt and so forth. what i'm saying is shouldn't we be now looking to create opportunities out of what we have? we've seen some positive factors here. isn't this, would you describe it as such an urgent issue, one where we pull out the stops and we try to see what we want and we make it work. i say that to you because i remember you and i have had a conversation about the agreed framework where you said it may have

shah. >> dr. shah, you mention specific violations which are very important as it related to her famine relief, but also all of our programs. see the futures initiative of the obama administration. he dimensions of the time in your testimony on dealing with nutrition and also to gender issues and women. i think it would be helpful for us if you could give us how we can evaluate progress made on feet the future, which are ejected sorry. i know you've done this, but if you could provide that to the committee as the progress you believe we make and feed their future in the short-term and long-term it would be helpful for us to have that information. i would encourage you to provide as much specifics about the results because it is important not just for us to feel good, but helps us provide the support he needed the united states for these programs, but also encourages stronger partnerships , not just other governments, the private entities when we know what we do has her consequences for mothers to

the shah, i think most people realize the shah hoped that as he moved down that road he would at some point be able to build nuclear weapons of its own. iran, like many countries, does want to have nuclear power as a symbol of being a modern state. a nuclear program is extremely popular in iran. so the question for me is, is there some formula that allows iran to be a nuclear power state? you know, have its own nuclear industry as most modern countries do, without being a nuclear weapons state? it is still a signatory to the nonproliferation treaty, which means that it essentially signed on for that kind of deal, and it allows inspections to its facilities to verify that it is playing by the rules to we think that there have been some real breaks from those rules. that's one of the reasons the u.n. has sanctioned event repeatedly. but if you can come up with a deal with the world could be comfortable that iran's nuclear program was under the npt, was a proper program, a civilian power program, not a weapons program, that might satisfy iranians yearning to be modern without scaring the

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northwest pakistan killing three alleged militants the attack happened early friday in the town of miran shah an area known for its as a sanctuary for taliban and al qaeda insurgents foreigners believed to be among those in the group that were hit the strike comes at a time when pakistan is calling on an end to u.s. drone strikes in the country. the israeli military is shut off the west bank as palestinians and arabs prepare to mark the land day march commemorates the death of six hours by israeli police during protests over government confiscation of northern israeli land thousands of troops have been deployed in anticipation of violence the palestinian authorities also urge supporters to hold demonstrations outside other israeli embassies in other countries. and big brother could be slowly creeping into americans' lives with the cia chief even joking about spying on people through their dishwashers but according to recent polls u.s. people aren't seeing the funny side and the fear of big government has soared and expanding security measures are he's a very important i has more from new york

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the municipal tax automation team, darrell ascano, tajel shah, and rebecca villareal- mayer, come on up. [applause] >> i've been anointed to speak for us. jose has asked me to use my outside voice. we are so lucky. very rarely in your life to you get a blank canvas with leadership to tell you to find problems and solve them. i want to thank our leadership for doing that and giving us not only the opportunity to make change, but also to really make mistakes. i think that's a rare thing, to be able to make mistakes in this environment and continue to proceed and be successful. i mean it when we say -- what we end up doing is so different. we work to scale every day. we invite the people that we serve every day. thank you to the nominees. to our leadership, thank you. thank you to all the winners and to all the people we get to work with and serve. thanks. [applause] >> let's hear it for the tax team. [applause] >> parking is a universal quality of life issue. it touches on so many different parts of the transportation system. we were looking for ways to make parking easier and more con

joining me is senator from new hampshire, jean shah heen, a member of the senate armed services.s nice to have you here this morning. >> good morning. >> i want to get to afghanistan. shortly after the koran burnings in afghanistan, the protests that followed, you reported as saying the developments do not change the fact that the united states still has serious national security interests in afghanistan and pakistan. do you feel the same way, senator, after the recent shooting spree that left 16 afghan civilians dead? if so, how do you suggest moving forward knowing full well the protests and violence that could ensue? >> first, let me begin by saying what a tragedy these killings were for the afghan families who were affected for the afghan people. they certainly don't reflect the good work that's been done by so many of our men and women in the military. this appears to be one disturbed individual. and the fact is, we have a schedule for turning over full security to the afghans. it's 2014. that's what the international troops who are there are working towards. we have already

agency administrator rajiv shah testifies. usaid is asking for nearly $52 billion, an increase of a little more than 1.5%. the hearing begins at 2:30 eastern. >>> at his monthly news conference in brussels yesterday, nato secretary-general anders fogh rasmussen called the crackdown in syria, quote, absolutely outrageous. the secretary-general also answered questions about nato's future relationship with russia after this weekend's presidential election. the briefing is a little less than a half hour. >> good afternoon. thank you for coming. and the secretary-general will start with a short opening statement and then, of course, as usual, we'll be happy to take your questions. >> thank you, and good afternoon. it's a month since i saw you, and the last few weeks have been particularly tough in afghanistan. and i would like to express my deepest sympathy to the families and loved ones of our troops who were killed or wounded in the recent violence. these brave men were in afghanistan to build a safer future. and any attack on ou

to "shahs of sunset." produced by ryan seacrest, it features a cast of uber rich iranian americans living in beverly hills and includes a self-describes persian princess with a fiery temper. "all-american muslim" was critically acclaimed and showed muslims living normal lives, but it was canceled. snooki weathered the storm and advertisers flocked to "jersey shore" eventually. some may make fun of "shahs of sunset," but "jersey shore" is still on the air. anderson cooper starts now. >> erin, thanks. good evening, everyone. we begin tonight, keeping 'em honest with a stunning court decision, a very surprising decision. mississippi supreme court affirming outgoing governor haley barbour's decision to issue about 200 pardons, including some that put these convicted killers out on the street. killers who had worked as servants in the governor's mansion. those killers were already free when the state's attorney general moved to block the pardons. but five other serious felons were still in prison. from left to

mohammed the twelve year old boy was killed but note placed on his chest said i was murdered by the shah these are my son mohammad closed that's where a bullet hit here and here. and also here. here's the blood of my humvee i wash it in water but the blood remains that's what my humble get was wearing no tears no how long she will have to hoyt in damascus. to go back to. the television still churns out horrifying pictures from her hometown. right. every. day on the. issues that so much of the taxpayers' money maintains a she's a lot of people are carrying the documentary film that went viral on you tube about ugandan child soldiers and warlord joseph kony has been gendered very strong. tom explodes. chancy run transcends its intentions policy. looks clear to the foes. the two thousand and twelve nuclear security summit. on the party's. next. to me. is over for the young chinese ian wrap up ashraf is very much like the poet and hero of the songs he's young and unexplored religious and does most trust the media . i'm. just not going. to give you the modest in a futile obamacare but with bu

mohammed the twelve year old boy was killed in a note placed on his chest said i was murdered by the shah these are my son mahomet's clothes that's where a bullet hit here in here. and also here. here's the blood of my humvee i wash it in water but the blood remains that's what my humble get was wearing no idea doesn't know how long she will have to hoyt in damascus she has to go back to. the television still churns out horrifying pictures from her hometown. right. every. day on the back. of a. wealthy british style. markets finance scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons are wrong no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into all kinds of reports on r g. and i think the fact. that these are the young. ashraf is very much like the poet hero of the song he is on the floor of religious consoles noughts trust the media. let them know he's. not. just. a modest good luck like you but with one of the global applause look you have a bit of good yeah that's good to keep it looking at the to listen to the multitude of people out of me that i

a company thinks theft solution for you. 410 labs shahs shortened the way we send e-mail short mail mightescribed as high bread of twitter and traditional e-mail. every message is limited to 500 characters or less allowing for concise direct messages spam e- mail newsletters and other automated messages have to go somewhere else. >> the short mail inbox limits its to 500 characters allows e- mail from people intentionally sending you stuff that complies to that. >> short male kers e-mail anyone -- mailers can e-mail to anyone but if they get a message too long they will get a link telling it to cut it to size. >>> atm for what comes out is icing on top ment sprinkles is set to on the first 24 hour cupcake vending machine in beverly hills. there will be 10 machines in operation by the summer. first the atms will all be within sprinkle store. but accessible from outside so you can indulge even when the stores are closed. eventually the machines will be at locations apart from the free standing stores. >>> time for a check of the weather or excuse me traffic. weather is not affecting traffic

the agency administrator rajiv shah will testify at this hearing. it will be chaired by senator ben cardon. the usaid budget for 2013 is anticipated to be 1.6% over 2012 levels. it falls under the state department's $51.6 billion budget request. and again, the hearing should get under way shortly. the reason for the delay, a couple of votes under way in the senate on judicial nominations. and then the hearing should get under way. earlier today, the senate fell short in their vote in advancing the transportation bill. the vote 52-44. they needed 62 yes votes to advance. and two republicans in that vote, senators brown and senator collins of maine joining democrats -- 48 democrats and two independents voting in favor of advancing the bill, but they have not advanced that transportation bill in the senate. meanwhile in the house, on the house side, transportation secretary ray lahood commented about the house's efforts on transportation. he said, the house bill that was presented is very deficient in transit money and all kinds of safety programs. it'

sunny's shah in at first sight looks nonassertive he's a typical bookworm he's reaching to keeping force from those he for consideration by nature she's prone to pessimism so he needs cheering up. the soviet intelligence headquarters receive that summary of character of the potential recruit from its agent arnold village after his first encounter with kim philby. the second amazing words to a long moscow decides to recruit him their timing couldn't have been better as philby isabelle to join the communist party of great britain but soviet intelligence has very different plans for him. george you must change your. perception people have you away from being a left wing possibly communist. the recruit to exactly the opposite you have to build up my fashions front and then you can proceed to your lifelong son of the russian to. penetrate the british intelligence of. philby agrees without further consideration the cambridge graduate takes on the role of a fascist but upholding the cause of communism. he joined the anglo german fellowship he began to cover himself off from these socialist mind

on the call she says shah tha she and her family have known the romneys for years and she believes thattt is the best man to lead the country for the next four years. rick santorum says mitt romney has been unable to close the deal with voters. and that would spell trouble for republicans in defeating obama. >>> gas prices are continuing the uptick in the national average for regular unlead is up8 cents over a week and 27 cents in the course of the year. several factors are contributing to the increase among them soaring oil price up 10% from the past month. also the rising tension with iran that could lead to the disruption of oil supplies. economist worry risings gas price cos diminish consumer confidence and bringa new economic downturn. abc news is twork save at the pump we can't handle the other issues. head to abc2 news . com to -- abc2news.com to find lowest gas price and click on traffic and gas tries tab. >>> pass -- gas price tab. >>> as united swallowed up continental operations this weekend. but more nights were on time sunday than saturday. the company combined reservation

know what would because he wouldn't do what you know i actually wanted he had to be taken out as the shah all assad destined for the same treatment president assad is. general person there are a lot of people that would really disagree with the statement you just said that president assad is there a lot of people want to publicly disagree but if you look at history he left home we want to know and he studied how to take care of people's eyes he issued medicine and healing but right now there is no healing really taking place here in trying to save these countries he she should finish that's a rough business you've got people. and how do you think that's going to play out do you think that because saudi government will be able to withstand the mounting pressure i mean there were one hundred thirty seven member states at the u.n. that supported general assembly resolution condemning assad and indorse in the arab league plan that essentially calls for him to step down the fact that one hundred thirty seven nations voted as they did mean the people of those nations or even to go to those nati

i am timothy shah, and i'm associate director of the religious freedom project. and it is my pleasure and privilege to introduce the second of our three panels today. the panel that we're calling our keynote conversation on the policy implications and the policy lessons that can be drawn from the connection between religious freedom and religious extremism. especially for those countries of north africa and the middle east that have been affected by the arab spring. the idea that religious freedom may be an effective policy strategy for addressing religious extremism is not new. consider the policies that thomas more designed for the island of utopia about 500 years ago. in utopia he writes go, there have been constant quarrels about religion and the various warring religious groups had refused to cooperate with each other. so then, a new leader came along, thomas moore rights, who, quote, made a new law by which everyone was free to practice what religion he liked and to try to convert other people to his own faith, provided he did it quietly and politely. by ra

all the things that it sees negative about the united states overthrow of mass attack support of the shah support of iraq during the eight year war the shoot down of the airplane by the by the cruiser of incense sanctions and all of these things handling iraq iran around what that they could prove they must want to change our government but they don't have like resist total we quickly do that first of all we have reasons to believe that they have had to monica ambitions that they have no interest in working with the united states that they want to develop a nuclear weapon so these are the difficult problem to protect them from being of course wrong these are these are the difficult problems one has to move to have to tell you how to side countries don't do very well overthrowing governments as both the soviet union and the united states of felt that we don't necessarily get to choose who will be the permanent successors it's not a good idea i've been around diplomacy for a long time let's talk about the u.s. push for regime change in syria terry important thing that that they bring up is

fledgling governments we're supporting over there are not radicalized and supporting or implementing shah rhee yacht law and thus we would face a more difficult problem down the road than we face right now. >> congressman, with respect to israel, i can assure you that not only does the obama administration strongly support the defense and security of israel, but we have put more money behind that pledge than has ever been put before. we are -- we've increased u.s. security assistance to israel every year since fy '09. this budget includes $3.1 billion for foreign military financing, a $25 million increase from the fy '12 level. we have a very strong support for israel's missile defense programs, which are an essential aspect of what israel needs in these very challenging times. you know, prime minister netanyahu has called the bilateral security cooperation unprecedented, particularly with respect to cooperative missile defense developments and realistic military exercises. there is an ongoing consultation at the very highest levels between our two governments. we share our assessments wi

marginalized for forty two years by the old regime well it is gradual the muslim brotherhood baverstock the shah political party it's called the justice and development party observers are saying that this is probably because they were encouraged by the words stuff and i'll tell exactly will in october he said that the islamic law should be the basis of the future legal system of libya now is shari'a law compatible with democratic principles you'd like to start listing the country. first of all the muslim brotherhood the. political parties to express their points of view i think this is their natural right to do so and they have as if every other libyans has for mr fischer leader when he express his point of view he has his point of view as an individual and his own can view reflects only his feeling and his perspective you know but it's not. commanding or it's not necessarily binding for the rest of the society but do you consider the victory and the national transitional council and those who thought i guess the gadhafi regime did that victory play into islamists hands does that bother you. we

we're going to stalk to one of the stars of "the shahs of sunset."o be a show that shatters stereotypes or a complete train wreck, or both? >>> we are going to leave you with, oh, my play list. i'm so obvious, aren't i? this is my personal theme song. okay, team! after age 40, we can start losing muscle -- 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. [ female announcer ] ensure muscle health has revigor and protein to help protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. keeps you from getting soft. [ major nutrition ] ensure. nutrition in charge! ♪ >>> oh, johnny, "don't be hasty." this is the will's play list. the first time we had him do this, it was slow, slow. but you know, it's all about the comeback. it's all about the comeback. up next, we're talking about the persian "jersey shore." there's a new reality show turning the lens on -- he's like, no, no, no. we

the us destroyed iraq's experiment with democracy installed a dictatorship an unelected dictator the shah of iran trained his secret police force the sadat helped him tortured the iranian people and so now that resulted in the iranian revolution in seventy nine and eighty u.s. regime and so the u.s. was never forgotten and that's what the whole iranian foreign policy is around even around is how do we expect regime change in iran and certainly syria may be part of the equation that there are so many many reports as it suggests of the syrian opposition is fragmented by the moment with several umbrella groups seemingly competing for control tell us this how exactly who exactly is the assad government supposed to negotiate with there's the guarantee that all rebel forces will stick to whatever agreements brokered here certainly seems that there's infighting factions that all call themselves part of the resistance. well that's the part of the part that comes with a revolution or a civil war is that the whole thing becomes very messy i mean jefferson pointed out in our declaration of independe

pakistan has killed three alleged militants the attack happened early friday in the town of miran shah an area known as a sanctuary for taliban and al qaida insurgents foreigners are believed to be among the group of those hit the strait comes at a time when pakistan is calling for an end to u.s. drone attacks in the country. big brother could be slowly creeping into americans lives with even the cia chief joking about spying on people through their dishwashers but according to recent polls people in the u.s. aren't seen the funny side public fear of big government has soared amid expanding unchecked security measures or he's worried important i reports from new york. well ten years ago bio metrics robotic spies and state surveillance were the makings of a psych by flick starring tom cruise from the room today many scenes from the hollywood blockbuster minority report arguably a calm and a note in reality with life ominously imitating art you're walking down the street of the camera that takes a picture of you is able to compare it through facial is able to compare it to your driver's

report imax guys are trying not to go to germany and speak with end appendant a journalist or lars shah lars welcome to the kaiser report i makes ok larcher all you've just published an investigation into end sinar training in relation to the attacks of nine eleven first tell us about the original mainstream media reports what have they said at the time about the suspicious training well there was a lot of reports in bare rooms wall street and other populations which said that insiders of the terror attacks could have profited from those terror attacks via speculative traits put options call options and such things but then in october november december it went on but then was abruptly over with his reporting so how much had the put option volume increased prior to the attacks and in what shares specifically yes sometimes sixfold for example related to raise the on the producer of tomahawk. missiles that were used then in the war on terror but also this was a call options and then there was also a put option. banks that were placed in the sea and also reinsurance like community and swiss

minister of iran mohammad most today and the installation by the cia of a brutal unelected dictator the shah of iran the same thing happening guatemala they oust the democratically elected president to the country in a cia crew and install a brutal military dictatorship pinochet dictatorship i mean i could go on and on that we share of dictatorship in pakistan they love that dictatorship this has nothing to do with democracy and said everything to do with edge of money and i do want to shift focus now to libya because there are some new developments there today tribal leaders have declared their autonomy in the east but libya libya's interim government is opposing the move saying it will lead to breaking libya apart so after the death of dictator moammar gadhafi of libya any closer to achieving democracy of course not i mean it's a bigger mess than ever before and let's keep in mind that you know khadafi is another example of where the u.s. government was really was it. reaching out to him as part of their rendition torture program where they were trying to get him to torture people on on on