when the bible says the famous king solomon reigned. >> solomon became in a sense the very ideal of theemperor as sort of a magnificent king. >> under david and solomon, the israelites were able to amalgamate into a pretty powerful kingdom. >> and his brothers whose lust and pride wreaked havoc on their kingdom. >> solomon becomes the greatest king because he is of the biggest dynasty and yet he has none of the sins, none of the faults of david. >> solomon is known as the man of peace. >> and a man of wisdom. instead of killing his enemies, solomon, we're told, married many of them, including a pharaoh's daughter. in other instances, he disarmed them with his wit and wisdom. like the famously beautiful ethiopian queen of sheba. in the bible, the queen of sheba is drawn to jerusalem for an audience of solomon after hearing of his great wisdom. >> he greeted here as an equal. he was not surprised by the fact that she is a queen and that she rules a nation. >> according to ethiopian tradition, during their meeting, solomon and sheba became lovers and the ethiopian royal family descends fro

but what do we really know about king solomon's temple?to the beginning with christiane amanpour" continues. >>> on our journey through the lands of the bible we found ourselves lingering in the old city of jerusalem here in this place that is so sacred to jews, christians, and muslims. it is easy to imagine your way back to around 970 b.c., when the bible says the famous king solomon reigned. >> solomon became in a sense the very ideal of the oriental emperor as the sort of magnificent king. >> under david and solomon the israelites were able to amalgamate into a pretty powerful kingdom. >> solomon seemed determined not to repeat the mistakes of his father, king david, and his brothers, whose lust and pride wreaked havoc on their kingdom. >> solomon becomes the greatest king because he's of the davidic dynasty and yet he has none of the faults, none of the sins of david. >> solomon is known as the man of peace. >> reporter: and a man of wisdom. instead of killing his not mene solomon, we're told, married many of them, including a pharaoh'

when the bible says king solomon reigned. >> solomon became in a sense the very ideal of the orientalr as a magnificent king. >> under david and solomon, the israelites were able to amelg mite into a kingdom. >> and his brothers whose lust and pride wreaked havoc on their kingdom. >> he's of the dynasty and yet he has none of the faults, none of the sins of david. >> solomon is known as the man of peace. >> and a man of wisdom. instead of killing his enemies, solomon, we're told, married many of them. including a pharaoh's daughter. in other instances, he disarmed them with his wit and wisdom. like the fiercely beautiful ooet yoebian queen of sheba. in the bible the queen of sheba is drawn to jerusalem for an audience of solomon after hearing of his great wisdom. >> he was not surprised by the fact that she is a queen and that she rules a nation. >> according to ethiopian tradition, during their meeting, solomon and sheba became lovers and the ethiopian royal family descends from their union. >> when the koran gives you this example of such a powerful female ruler, this inspires me. t

but what do we really know about king solomon's temple? amanpour" continues. >>> on our journey through the lands of the bible we found ourselves lingering in the old city of jerusalem here in this place that is so sacred to jews, christians, and muslims. it is easy to imagine your way back to around 970 b.c., when the bible says the famous king solomon reigned. >> solomon became in a sense the very ideal of the oriental emperor as the sort of magnificent king. >> under david and solomon the israelites were able to amalgamate into a pretty powerful kingdom. >> solomon seemed determined not to repeat the mistakes of his father, king david, and his brothers, whose lust and pride wreaked havoc on their kingdom. >> solomon becomes the greatest king because he's of the davidic dynasty and yet he has none of the faults, none of the sins of david. >> solomon is known as the man of peace. >> reporter: and a man of wisdom. instead of killing his enemies, solomon, we're told, married many of them, including a pharaoh's daughter. in other instances h

>> i'm officer solomon. i'm the program coordinator here for tent city. okay.s. >> officer solomon had this radio voice, so when we first met him and he started talking to us, we were all thinking, like, this guy must have done something in radio and he actually did. >> many people, of course, ask me, you know, when they hear my voice, you know, officer solomon, you have that voice and face for radio. get it, face for radio? anyway, and yes i was in radio for many years, and i did a little tv. did a little radio. loved it. as i would sit in the studio, you know, and as i would be front selling and back selling songs, that was the latest by def leopard, coming up around the corner, we have more of your favorite rock music and more of your requests coming up with me the big-g. it was fun, it was the fun life. it was great. i loved walking to the store and everybody was like, hey, big g. it was a lot of fun, but i said, is this my life? you guys coming for the st. joseph the worker class? is this my life front and back selling rock 'n' roll songs and taking reques

. >> 12 years a slave, a story of our history and the extraordinary real life of solomon northup. the n word used throughout the book and film. doesn't carry near the weight or steam it does today. >> what i've done here is marked all the instances where the n word is used by him. it's used in different ways. >> part of this story is looking back on the whole history of slavery. and i think in 2013, even though most individuals know and believe sha sheriffry waslavery system, we don't understand the system. we don't understand where the attitudes came from and how the system evolved from indentured servitude to slavery based on inferiority. >> john ridley adapted the book, a free man from new york state in 1841 kidnaped, sold into slavery and finally rescued in 1853. >> of all the terrible words out there that we call each other and say this word in particular still has the ability to be a fire bomb at a gas factory. why? >> the word endures because slavery was a system that endured for 165 years. and then you can put another 70 years of jim crow, the civil rights struggle, of the

season for twenty four year old by dr who took the overall world cup standings heading into the john solomon the french alps dilemma resort. she had already flooded podiums and nine from the opening twelve races or disciplines combined last week is emirates which meant she celebrated her maiden win of the season. not content with that she carried a wedding waste into sunday's race by dr who is the daughter of two time olympic and world cup champion uneventful produced two children and runs to cook a combined time of two minutes twenty four point one seconds. she extended over a wall company to twenty seven point of this worst title rival florida who was second fastest one day. maria pia to lay hold of sweden was float no dream home with a similar amount in switzerland in the second final ski jump event at the weekend launch hill in single file from is best for time and had to jump you have to settle for something. placed behind when a camera is still a potent so the home crowd was denied a home victory but they would treat small plus performances most of all why would a stall who after a sec

solomon with the lay-in, had a game high 17 points. cal wins 57-56. domry does move past wooden for so possession of 27th place. st. mary's at boise state. stephen holtz had a solid first half. he does it in every way. game tied at 11. holt nails a three and he wasn't done. later in the half, holt hits a three from the corner. and he also has some defensive holt with the steal finishes with the lay-in. he had 18 in the first half. they win 82-74. the warriors lost to the rockets last night and now about to play five games in eight days. coach mark jackson wants his team to get back on track when they face the suns tomorrow. >> well, the one thing that jumps out, they play extremely hard at every position. they get after it. they play with an edge. done a very good job with that basketball team. and you added bledsoe. obviously, they have two guys in bled doe and dragic that can get anywhere they want on the floor. and they create offense, but the most important, the most impressive thing for me about watching those guys is they play extremely hard at

steve mcqueen's harrowing depiction of solomon northrup's enslavement between 1841 and 1853 has put himine for a best director award. >> reporter:plus a powerful performance from chiwetel ejiofor in the lead role puts him in the race for best actor. >>so i felt the responsibility the responsibility of it to solomon northrup and his descendants, responsibility to a story inside the slave experience i'd never seen that film. >>my name is jordan belfour. the year i turned 26 i made 49 million dollars which really * * me off because that was just 3 shy of a million a week. >> reporter:howling its way into awards contention is the wolf of wall street. this is director martin scorsese and actor leonardo di caprio's fifth collaboration. the film is based on the explosive autobiography of financial conman jordan belfour during the hedonistic and greed fueled 1980's. >> reporter: set in the 1970's, true life scam artists and swindlers are also the subject of david o. russel film american hustle. >> reporter:a member of the stellar ensemble cast - which includes oscar winners christian bale and j

solomon's solution -- the trigger price mechanism. the japanese production price as the trigger for starting dumping investigations. everybody in the world accepted the fact that japanese cost production were the lowest in the world. and therefore, if you sold below that, then there was good grounds fon that you were dumping, you were not covering your cost of production, which was the finition under the law. the idea was to meet their legitimate complnt about dumping in a way that would be less disruptive of imports that would be of some help to the steel industry, and at the same time maintain pre competition, particularly in the zones above that of covering the cost of production of the most efficient producer in the world. i must tell you that a lot of economists have told me it was a very elegant concept. schoumacher: elegant it may have been. but did it work? the trigger price mechanism was an effort to sort of soft land the u.s. steel industry, to not totally protect, but to give them some assurance that they weren't going to b

police in bahrain of arrested a prominent leader of the main shia opposition bloc early solomons accused of anti government activities in the sunni led kingdom pushes tear gas to disperse supporters that the gathered outside his home demanding immediate release he's been summoned five times before by the authorities also survived an assassination attempt last year i gather on the we go live to a side how the messiah is a member of the same party as solomon i say live on r.t. if you did hear me what exactly is. facing now that he's been arrested can you tell me exactly what he's charged with them and what's ahead for him. well so so they morning early morning they sent him a police summons and they asked him to attend to the c.i. the criminal investigation department actually he went on time two o'clock but. he was surprised that they shifted him to the p.p.o. public prosecution our first. three hour clock fifteen pm until now. we have no any idea about the decision are they going to arrest detained him they were released the problem behind this call yesterday we believe this is not just

so i just started looking into report townsend, seeing the letters, and his older brother, solomon, all accounts a stud, you know, a real big strong guy, the girls want, running ships issue and he's writing letters to rob saying, rob, get it together, you can do more of this, get out of the house. this is what we learned from ptsd when the soldiers get home, they have trouble to get on track because the mission is not clear from what they experienced. >> host: so who is the officer that washington turns to to help him set up the spy ring? >> guest: well, ultimately, it would be -- it would be ben ming, and -- >> you mentioned him before. >> guest: right. he's a roommate and fell loy ivy league grad >> host: at yale and knew each other at yale? >> guest: yes. and he's a guy who has shown himself a natural leader from all indications, working under washington, and a side note, his 55-page biography, which is in 1835, was one of the most fascinating 50 pages i ever had to read because he's as close to anyone i know that could say this is what washington was like, this is what he did, and i

upper 30s to around 40 now for maryland. 41 in annapolis. 37 solomon's island. charles county you're at 40 degrees now. your bus stop weather, plan on temperatures mid to upper 30s to around 40 in town. it'll be cloudy and chilly but, again, you can leave the umbrellas and the heavy winter gear at home for today. that's welcome news. out and about lunch time, recess time, not the best day to be outside. it will be cloudy. since it won't be raining we'll be generous today and give recess a grade of "b." that's not so bad. no rain drops too close to us just yet. light snow in northeastern pennsylvania. getting a sense even with all the clouds outside not a really big rain threat for today. that is welcome news. plenty of clouds, yes. may be a little chance for a sprinkle early tomorrow morning. there's a little chance of a sprinkle later tomorrow morning before things start to clear out once again. a chance for a sprinkle tomorrow morning but eventually i think we'll see more sun tomorrow than today. a warming trend. temperatures above average for wednesday and th

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an angelic orchestra in the temple of solomon celebrates this mystical union of heaven and earth by its harmonious celestial music. these happy sounds may also refer to musical therapy practiced in medieval hospitals. shown as if defined by light alone, this is the most convincing resurrection ever painted. prophet of the atomic age, grunewald conveys a sense of weightlessness as christ rises. for the final opening, painted wings contrast with a sculpted centerpiece. saint anthony is enthroned in triumph at the center and show again at the left meeting paul the hermit in his forest retreat. for this scene of saint anthony's torment and trial in the wilderness, the artist brings back all the irrational-- the images of monsters he saw in medieval and 15th-century art. he gives them an amazing quality of reality, a sense of immediacy. half human, a fearfully diseased demon clutches his prayer book in a bag. an inscription in the corner could apply to him as well as to the patients of saint anthony's hospital-- "where are you, good jesus? where are you? why haven't you come to heal my wound

being successful after the war, he found a letter from solomon saint kaman, robert, pick it up. have so much going for you. you get engaged again. >> when the ring goes down, holland is to stay down? >> guest: i believe it stays down because when the three engaged in washington has to know that the french are coming and. so it herscher caucus out to reactivate the rain and in the latter, washington says junior cannot be -- he cannot be poked and prodded come here cannot do it. you have to find a way. we need this information quickly. it sometimes took a week in a house, sometimes two weeks. >> host: that is a week and a half and could in the information in new york to getting it back to george washington. >> if you look at it and say straightening out and say this is what we need we should use and give it to you that brewster who would go off. >> host: now, the peace treaty is not long after the war ends. but when did the british finally leave your? >> guest: 1783. in the war was over since 81. this is where the thomas burg -- i want make this clear. i want to does not want othe

richard solomon, 17 points, 14 board. 22-10 cal. a lot of old fashioned three-point plays. and how about tyrone wallace. the bears only 4-19 from three-point range. didn't matter. 57-56. cal remains perfect at home. >>> women's hoops. what you doing here? is there a name for this? >> i don't know. >> if there is, we've never done it. chiney ogwumike 14 boards against gonzaga, kaley johnson, 11 points, stanford in a blowout,, 73-45. >> stanford's women's volleyball in the big agent in the ncaa tournament. they were victorious after they loss to penn state 3-2. i wanted stanford to win but they didn't win. >> next on abc7 at 6:00. a look at the loving detail put into a massive leg to those who've encountered welcome to covered california. new, affordable health plans so you can be ready for whatever comes your way. enroll today at coveredca.com. >> join me tonight at 9:00 on cable 13. we'll tell you how a freshman lawmaker from the bay area hopes to cut down on his commute to washington. >> big service changes coming to public transit. the improvements you'll start seeing tom

we really urge you i agree a commissioner adams don't make it our job to play solomon. make a win-win for everyone. we're going to put it bonding back on you, the two parties at that figure it out. i think we're all in agreement with everything that's been said so, please work it out. that's our gowns to you. we don't want to have to do something make a call it should be a win-win situation >> thank you. >> thank you very much commissioners for your guidance my especially for your recognition of how important this project is. but i'm glad this has lit your fire appreciate that. thank you >> thank you (clapping) and a could a we have a break. >> okay 5back. >> let's precede. item 8 c the mixed use at 337 by china base an third street in san francisco bay and a adjacent to at&t park. >> good evening, commissioners. i'm waiting for a power point to be booted but i can give you hard copies if you like while we're waiting >> thank you. thank you. >> why don't you start. eventually i'll figure this out. >> you did it. >> thank you monique. i don't even have to ask my 13-year-

. >> linda solomon is an award-winning photo journalist.ens her camera, she has captured golden moments in the lives of numerous celebrities and events. solomon's eye for taking great pictures opened the window of her heart to the plight america's forgotten, homeless children. she launched pictures of hope. app aa sponsors the program in 12 cities to provide a unique way of making people aware of children in need. linda teaches them how to use a professional camera and how to take pictures as a photo journalist. >> all of their dreams are for others. so many of the children are dreaming for homes for other people who are homeless. they're dreaming for their mother, s to be happy. they're dreaming for their dad to be happy. they're dreaming for god to love them. >> the hopes and dreams expressed by these children are then developed into holiday greeting cards which are revealed during an unveiling at participating chevrolet car dealerships. and out of the mouths of babes comes pearls of wisdom. angelina writes, my hope is for people to know

mark solomon, from freedom to marry. >>> something out of a bad movie.of flesh-eating fish attacked hundreds of people trying to cooling off in a river in argentina. it was like piranha nato or something. >>> to be a fly on the wall during this conversation. johni kerry and snoop dogg. a chat, fist bump. wait until you see tweets afterward. seriously. all we do is go out to dinner. that's it? i mean, he picks up the tab every time, which is great... he's using you. he probably has a citi thankyou card and gets 2x the points at restaurants huh the citi thankyou preferred card. now earn 2x the points on entertainment, with no annual fee. go to citi.com/thankyoucards [ ding ] i sense you've overpacked, your stomach. try pepto to-go. it's pepto-bismol that fits in your pocket. relief can be yours, but your peanuts... are mine. ♪ we're gonna be late. ♪ ♪ ♪ oh are we early? [ male announcer ] commute your way with the bold, all-new nissan rogue. ♪ >>> new violence erupts in egypt as tensions between the government and supporters of ousted president morsi escal

the responsibility to solomon northrop and his descendants, the responsibility to a story from insidelave experience which i had never seen than film. >> my name is jordan bell for the. the year i turned 26, i made $49 million, which really [ bleep ] me off because it was 3 shy of a million a week. >> howling its way into the awards contention is the wo"wol of wall street". the real question is this, was all this legal. >> this is martin scorsese and leonardo dicaprio's dpith collaboration. the film is based on the explosive autobiography of financial con man jordan belfour. headnistic and greed fueled 1980s. >> the land of opportunity. >> you just tried to bribe a federal officer. >> this is america. >> people come from all over the world to see this. >> yeah, he's good, yeah. >> what did you think? >> it's impossible. >> set in the 1970s, true life scam artists and swindlers are also the subject of david o. russell's film "american hustle." >> the master. the painter or the fortunatelier? >> a member of the stellar lar ensemble cast which includes oscar winners christian bale and je

they cleaned out a safe and a bunch of the red kettles you see smashed right there from the solomon g. brown corpse community center -- corps community center. the salvation army has received donations totaling $48,000 just since the theft. that sum does not include more money collected by the bell ringers. erica? >>> mike, it is beautiful out here right now. a little bit of a breeze. a little bit of sunshine. and some really mild temperatures. it's about 10 to 15 degrees warmer right now than it was at this time yesterday. but these temperatures are not going to last forever. we have a big change in the first alert seven-day forecast. i'm tell you about the possibility of wintry >>> between you know there were 49 varieties of poinsettias? i had no include. well, a little tender loving care when you boy yours this -- buy yours this year will make them last a lot longer. 49 varieties. if you're just standing here, you can see. see how some of these have a white streak in them. is this a different kind completely? is it called something different? >> that's the ice punch point set ya. i

in the book "far from the tree, parents, children and the search for identity," andrew solomon interviewed the parents of dylan klebold from columbine multiple times over seven years. he joins me from new york. thanks for being here. you studies hundreds of families who encountered a wide range of issues with their children. how much should we hold the parents of these teen killers accountable? >> i think it's very comforting to hold the parents of the killers accountable. it makes us feel like the situation can be controlled. i think it's often misguided. some of these kids come from very disturbed homes but many of them have extremely loving parents who are trying to pay close attention to them. certainly with the klebolds they were really quite wonderful parents and had no idea what was going on inside their son's head. >> when you spent a lot of time with the parents of dylan klebold, the mother, sue, told you that quote, what i've learned from being an outcast since the tragedy has given me insight in what it must have felt like for my sonnen to be marginalized. he created a version o

solomon to cravis with the flush. >>> john dunning stanford volleyball team. nc state. fiftset.he big block. and the cardinals take a 9-6 lead. san ford 9-2 the rest of the way. they get the kill. the cardinals lose in a heartbreaker. >>> alex smith makes his first bay area return since being traded by the niners. he was his usual self when addressed by the media. >> to be honest, i have not thought about it. i was not sure where we were flying to. no, right now, the focus is geting to play oakland. you know, another game. >> and we will end on this and turn away. >> i hate this. >> demetris johnson. the the lightweight belt. he will be okay. >> we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] this december, experience the gift of true artistry and some of the best offers of the year at the lexus december to remember sales event. this is the pursuit of perfection. this is a heated leather seat. this is a secret storage space. this is another. this is 8.4 inches of go-anywhere. this is 20 inches of water-fording talent. this is armor. this is 31 miles per gallon, highway. this is the free

so i started looking into see his letters and i see he told brother solomon who by all accounts he is a real strong guy writing letters get it together. othe war is over. get out of the house. and it reminds me of what we have learned with ptsd when our soldiers come home they have trouble getting on track because the mission isn't clear and from what they've experienced. >> host: who is the officer that washington turns to to help him set up? >> guest: it would be benjamin talmage. he's a roommate and a fellow graduate at yale. he has shown himself as a natural leader from all indications working under washington and a side note his 55 page biography of 1835 was one of the most fascinating 50 pages i have ever had to read because he was as close to anyone that i know that could say this is what washington was like and this is what he did and i know because i was next to him. so he ended up getting the commission to go over and he comes over and the way that i understand is the first stop was abraham and that was thought to many people -- >> host: where was he from? >> guest: he was f

solomon with the lay-in. he had a game high 17 points. cal wins 67-56. mike montgomery moves past the late john wooden in sole possession of 27th place with his 665th victory. >>> to the ice we go. sharks visiting the nashville predators. second period, on the power play. yosi scores from the slot. second of the year. 2-0, predators. third period, same score. dan boyle scores on the deflection. his sixth of the season. just under 3:00 to go. preds win 3-2. sharks are a four-game road losing streak. that's going to do it for now. we'll keep you updated on everything happening on the gridiron tomorrow. we'll see you then. diane will be right back after the break. [ female announcer ] here's to a whole world of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather everyone 'round. a smoked, shank half ham is only 99 cents a pound. with starbucks at $6.99, serve coffee everyone savors. top it off with coffee-mate... just $2.79 for all kinds of flavors. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrie

solomon on the viola violin. how was his art o mat twelve. yes the play tells the story of mine he was born free samples and at this display it. going to sleep. stuart an idea for its nominated the best actor in a film drama for his performance. american house of the kind of thing you just come on you inadvertently becomes involved with the mafia. the shortlisted in the best film comedy or musical category. our eyes but we had a very light flower power. as only one way full. this piece to break it to elbow will take on it you excel at you full for the fact that i liked all the hits well with nelson month that lacking the will to freedom. europe's finest clubs have been whittled down to sixteen of the champions league now looked towards the ball caps play to stopping in the parade. four teams from the english premier league goal from gemini bundesliga including the holders of three top contenders from splayed helped make the lineup. it is now a quick roundup of the group stage ended despite concerns over david moyes is lack of experience in eu

king solomon was to inpert the kingdom -- the throne from his father, king david he prayed to god with a great spirit of humility and the humility, he said to god, please give me the wisdom to be the keng of your people. to follow in the footsteps of king david. please give me wisdom and understanding so that i can do the job. and god came back to him another night and said, solomon, because you did not ask for longevity, vengeance upon your enemies or great wealth, i will give you more wisdom and more understanding than any other person has ever had and people will come from all around and your wisdom will be renowned in the world for ages to come. it reminds me so much of nelson mandela because in his greatness was that spirit of humility, that humility that was open to wisdom, to understanding, being in somebody else's place, that led him not to wish for long life, though god gave him that, not to give him great wealth, which he did not possess. certainly not to give him vengeance upon his enemy because that was the opposite of what he was. in the spirit of forgiveness, as our colle

he left the home in the north pole and has visited homes in the solomon islands.et's take a look at the santa tracker, courtesy of norad, of course. we know he has already delivered about 2.5 billion packages. he loaded up that sleigh. there was a final check to make sure that rudolph's nose was shining bright. he has already canvassed china, ahs rail wra. he just passed over kenya. we know he is working in different areas of africa right now. very, very busy day for santa as he makes his way to north america eventually. we are looking forward to that tomorrow. >>> a christmas miracle courtesy of the not so secret santa. it means that dozens of kids in kentucky will have gifts under the tree this year. a well known louisville sports figure who wished to remain anonymous paid off thousands of dollars in layaway at a local wal-mart. store managers say almost 170 families have missed a deadline to pay for their items. that's when a local sports figure visited the store, wrote out a check for $13,000. >> it was more emotional than i expected it to be. >> well, the sec

as the first page of syria's chemical to solomon is declared a success we re coupled with diplomatic achievements that prevented a u.s. strike on the war torn country and look at how the civil conflict trying to hold during the year. the u.k. . government tax lowering drive seems to be stuffing the wallets of the highest earners only leaving no reason for those on a basic wage to celebrate this festive time us. julian a sun shining to all the big names in the world of online privacy protection and freedom of information and getting ready to give their talks here in hamburg to the . communications conference.

two suspects caught on camera breaking into the salvation army offices early sunday morning at the solomon g. brown corps community center in southeast. they cleaned out the safe and a bunch of those famous red kettles, thousands of donated dollars not even counted yet. a security guard said the thieves threatened him with a knife when he tried to stop them. >> it just makes you feel like you want it give up on people, but you can't. >> we have put kettles back on the street. we're moving forward. >> the ironic thing is that stolen money was earmarked for struggling neighborhood families, but with your help the salvation army hopes to recoup that loss. >>> a busy cyber monday, early numbers indicate online shopping up 20% over last year. according to ibm benchmark, nearly 1/3 of shopping was done on smartphones and tablets. today is expected to be the busiest day of the year for online shopping. >>> how soon do you need those packages? >> amazon is looking at same day delivery in stop neighborhoods. bruce leshan explains they're -- in some neighborhoods. bruce leshan explains they're also

agreed to destroy its chemical weapons so far despite the many risks posed by the ongoing civil war solomon is going ahead with u.n. inspectors in place to supervise although the international watchdog overseeing the effort which charles just collected the nobel peace prize says there are likely to be some delays and in just a month before the second round of peace talks on syria russia is pushing for iran to be involved as a key regional player. however efforts to rid the middle east of chemical weapons is being held up by israel in egypt refusal to join the international convention with syria now on board as little space left for countries to maneuver as artie's explains. this could soon be a thing of the past israelis queuing for gas masks in the pipeline a recommendation to the cabinet to stop manufacturing them for civilians so is dismantling of its chemical weapons also well seems to have lifted the edge of israeli fears of a chemical strike well as a few months ago kids were spilling into the streets today the paranoia has died down. it comes after syria destroyed all of its chemical

when you look at solomon jones here in philadelphia wrote just last week, that these young people unfortunately maybe mostly males, they're young, their testosterone flowing all over the place. they don't always make the best judgements. so what we're saying at least here in the city, parents pay attention to what's going on with your kids. young people, don't make a dumb mistake or incorrect choice that could negatively hurt someone and affect your life for the rest of your life. law enforcement is paying attention. so again, this is not something to play with. i think you have to be proactive on it and walk that fine balance between giving something too much attention versus ignoring it. i think what we're trying to do at least is play it right down the middle, which is something may be going on. we want to alert the public to it. pay attention to what's going on around you. young people, cut it out before you get yourself in trouble. >> mayor nutter the mayor of philadelphia saying whether it's real or not he's not going to stand for it. it's assault regardless and you will be prosecuted. th

out across the gulf state following the arrest of the head of the main opposition bloc shaikh ali solomon his party has been one of the main. drivers of the arab spring inspired protests that started in two thousand and eleven opposition campaigners say bahrain's rulers are leading toward the country their country toward dictatorship with widespread torture and detention and hundreds jailed for attending human rights routes. iraqi security forces arrested a prominent sunni muslim lawmaker and government critic a raid on his home in western unbar province killed at least five people including his brother and guards there are fears the incident could inflame ethnic tensions in a region often the scene of anti-government protests so tarion violence is on the rise in iraq with more than a thousand people killed there this year i made biting welfare reform and social spending the british government has still managed to secure a tax cut but only for those already making a mint details from artie's poly boyo. for many of those working here in the city of london two thousand and thirteen has been

hundreds turned out nationwide after the arrest of the head of the main opposition bloc shaikh ali solomon was reportedly since been released his party's been one of the main drivers though of arab spring inspired protests that cropped up in twenty eleven opposition campaigners say about range sliding towards a dictatorship with widespread torture and detention and hundreds jailed for attending human rights rowdies. the recap of the hour's breaking news at least four people thought to have been killed and up to ten wounded in an explosion at the main railway station in the city of volgograd in southern russia the blast reportedly went off at the metal detectors at the station entrance the terminal has been evacuated and police are on the scene no details yet on the cause of the blast it's the same city that suffered terrorism in october when a female suicide bomber blew herself up aboard a bus killing seven and injuring thirty seven we'll bring you more details on developments in volgograd at the railway station as we get them. up next the story of getting classified documents into public

update for you want to story brought you earlier tube reports from bahrain now say that early solomon the problem leader of the main shia opposition blocks being released just hours after he was summoned for questioning security forces used tear gas to disperse supporters of the gathered outside his home demanding is immediate release someone was taken without explanation after an anti government speech which according to the sunni led government quote contained sectarian language to incite hatred keep abreast of all in all of our news twenty four seven a course at r.t. dot com up next on r.t. international it's a story the wiki leaks associate suva travel across central asia or in search of media outlets willing to publish leaked diplomatic cables meantime for watching us in the u.k. very good evening to you going on the ground with host afshin rattansi coming away right after this break. summer break a time when all students rejoice and most importantly relax but in russia summer break for males to. could change dramatically and involve lots of guns currently male russian citizens h

steve mcqueen's harrowing depiction of solomon northrup's enslavement between 1841 and 1853 has put himn line for a best director award. >> plus a powerful performance from chiwetel ejiofor in the lead role puts him in the race for best actor. maligned >> so i felt the responsibility the responsibility of it to solomon northrup and his descendants, responsibility to a story inside the slave experience i'd never seen that film. >> my name is jordan belfour. the year i turned 26 i made 49 million dollars which really * * me off because that was just 3 shy of a million a week. >> howling its way into awards contention is the wolf of wall street. this is director martin scorsese and actor leonardo di caprio's fifth collaboration. the film is based on the explosive autobiography of financial conman jordan belfour during the hedonistic and greed fueled 1980's. set in the 1970's, true life scam artists and swindlers are also the subject of david o. russel film american hustle. a member of the stellar ensemble cast - which includes oscar winners christian bale and jennifer lawrence - will surel

to go on a perp walk like john good friend did i think is the last really major banker during the solomon brothers scam going dating yourself. going to see the sun you know i'm on a story and i've watched this for many years now. haven't seen anything since then and you know this is not going to happen because a they will just crash the market and there was a crash the market you know what the n.s.a. is now control the plunge protection team they've got the jamie diamond and his ninety million dollars billion trillion slush fund they just crashed the market like they did in two thousand and eight to get a member when hank paulson got the almost a trillion dollars extortion of money from congress they just crashed the market well speaking of pillow fights h.s.b.c. got hit by a pillow right before christmas h.s.b.c. get small fine for terrorist transactions. it's a major u.s. bank has agreed to settlement for transferring funds in the behalf of financier's for the militant group hezbollah the treasury department announced on tuesday concluding that h.s.b.c.'s actions were quote not the resu