shara of states of its citizens israel is not a state official and it's at the moment a jewish state jews only state i think we can move forward in this direction but it is crucial and this is where the b.d.s. is a part of this issue we have to make crucial to make it very clear the people who are leading the move towards a state office it isn't a one state are people who are themselves and those things the notion of tolerance if mr ali abunimah is a problem with the present universal attitude obviously what it what is he going to offer israeli settler in the west bank what kind of a state is he going to offer them this is this is what i think of the crucial problem that we have to do with ok omar then essentially what we're looking at here is the end of the zionist project. essentially i just want to address his last remark clear quick i mean i don't want to speak on behalf of anyone people turn on their own views but i don't think anybody has suggested that this would be stripped of his right to speak his mind they're just making it clear that they're not of solidarity with his vie

poll one of them reinstated after an appeal despite being a former official middle east blogger coral shara thinks the military could be trying to strangle the revolution. and the patient in egypt at the moment is that this is the military's push to maintain credible candidate kind of the vote that there is from their point of view someone that could take votes away from. the kind that that's another kind that. allows them to control the transition to transition into egypt and maintain the minute that he's going through and it's all about become because of this rush nature and these extreme disqualifications it's going to be into second choices and perhaps their choices and i don't think that at all because that's the spirit of egyptian when they started this uprising and that aspiration for a more democratic egypt this would be a foot about they say the next six months that's what seven it would be at the end . people would see who the president would be but ultimately this will not be an end to that at all since there's a lot of spin ations and hopes that have been. through this process a

is of course if the resolution constitute passed then the chances are it will at least clogger karl shara is skeptical that the opposition will be able to comply with the back peace plan there's a certain imbalance in there is the opposition or the officially recognized opposition in the name of the s.n.c. the syrian national council doesn't actually control events on the ground nor does it have a direct relationship with the free syrian army or the other groups that have the weapons so in agreeing in entering this agreement and agreeing to a kind of restrict the amount of arms or eliminated they don't actually have the means to effectively control dot on the ground however we've seen a noticeable decline in the violence but what he means really worrying is the fact that we've heard reports today of thousands of demonstrations coming out onto the streets that is the crucial aspect in taking back this syrian uprising to a more nonviolent peaceful path if the those demonstrations should be allowed which would take away their legitimacy from anyone trying to use violence under those circumst

work in terms of coding the violence is further a problem of those now right middle east blogger karl shara talking to us there from london thank you thank you. remember to have our website r.t. dot com for more news including the story of how russia's most wanted terrorist has been charged with a plot to kill. bill morrow that is reportedly facing a criminal case in connection with the recent arrest of kill man confessed to planning to assassinate russia's president on iraq. also mount at night is erupting in sicily and we've got more amazing pictures of europe's most active ally for you argue. there's been much paula zahn mystery about the world's most famous was on the hour and his forthcoming show on our t.v. and it's finally happening next tuesday when julian assange program premieres on this very channel archies laura smith caught up with him and got a sneak peek of what's waiting for you. the first episode of the show will be broadcast on shoes day april the seventeenth about this chews day coming and we and julian together are really hoping this is going to be an explosive new show

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. >> reporter: austin, minnesota, principal dewey shara. >> it's not perfect., you know, some would say not beautiful. maybe a little shocking to look at. but it gets everyone's attention. >> oh! i role play my behavior based on my young adult years where i would find fault with people no matter what. their height. short, tall, skinny, fat, blonds. and bald guys. >> reporter: scary, as he likes to be called, pushes the envelope. >> two guys to hug in the hallway of a school, this could be dangerous. gay. >> reporter: to get people's attention and prove a point. >> what a lie! >> reporter: what would be the strongest message that you have to kids about bullying? >> i think if i can get a message through to people to empower the mind. in other words, show them that they have the power to make a choice as to who they want to be and not become what they see and hear around them. >> now, sam, if i call you a rotten word, who's that rotten word about? >> you. >> reporter: is your teaching research based? >> i think my teaching is research based on my personal experie

. >> austin minnesota principal, dewy shara. >> not perfect, some would say not beautiful, shocking tok at it. but it gets everyone's attention. >> i role play my behavior based on my young adult years where i would find fault with people no matter what. their height, short, tall, skinny, fat, blonds. and bald guys. >> scary, as he likes to be called, pushes the envelope. >> two guys hug in a hallway of a school, this could be dangerous. gay. >> to get people's attention and prove a point. >> what a lie. >> what would be the strongest message you have to kids about bullying? >> if i can get a message to people, to empower the mind -- in other words show them they have the power to make a choice as to who they want to be and not become what they see and hear around them. >> sam if i call you a rotten word, who is that rotten word about? >> you. >> is your teaching research based? >> i think my teaching is research based on my personal experience and how i read people. no, it's not out of a book. >> no longer will another person's words define who you are. you create you. >> scary has no

shara.nna jackie says saul >>jackie: one week down and what we did go for the big shutdown on doyle drive. workers have been working through the night for the past for five days. he can see some of the work they've done here. they completed about two thirds of this part of the project. all of this construction on the south side of doyle drive which is next to the tunnel. where did a tour that letter and see exactly what this project looks like. >>darya: let's check the doubt. dow is up hundred and eight. there are some corporations coming in better than expected. but we beat be back and a couple of minutes. but we beat be back and a couple of minutes. [ cellphone rings ] ♪ yeah, i just picked her up. we should be there in 20 minutes... [ girl #1 ] who is it? [ girl #2 ] oh, it's him. where is he? i know. yeah. i know. hold on... ♪ [ crash ] [ screams ] [ laughs ] [ crash ] [ crash ] yeah. [ crash ] mark >> welcome back. >>mark: >>george: we are looking at miles of stopped traffic. they had s

you visit our space exhibit here, beyond earth is the name of exhibit, created by my colleague, mike shara so you build capacity to go anywhere and let scientists decide i need to go here and there, and geopolitics says we've got to do this. the military says we've got to put a laser beam over here, and the tourist folks said i want to visit them. it'll just run its course. as long as you're advancing a frontier, our economy gets stoked, and i don't care what the -- >> but you don't have a particular preference? >> i have no preference. all of space is my preference. [applause] >> okay. >> yes. >> i wanted to ask about colonizing the moon. now, i really don't think i could ever vote for newt gingrich, but -- >> but. remember, you're in new york city speaking now. >> let's say obama said, let's do it, we're going to the moon, what are the actual realities of a moon colony, and what would that entail, and could we do that? >> i think a moon colony's a little bit ambitious because, like, there's no air on the moon, and there's no cattle. [laughter] you know, there's no grass. so it's a little