bangor it or to initiate any international action against iran this is why we pay no attention to the west claims regarding our nuclear research iran is a member of the i.a.e.a. and a party to the nonproliferation treaty iran is going to respect that treaty says nuclear nonproliferation is in our interest as well i confirm that iran has made its intentions quite clear with regard to its nuclear program proving that it is peaceful this is further reaffirmed by the fact that the i.a.e.a. did not state in any of this reports that there is any military activity going on in iran's nuclear sector as for their intentions how come the united states accuse us of pursuing non peaceful purposes while america itself was the first nation ever to use nuclear weapons killing hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians and. this is why we have no faith in america's intentions as history shows it cannot be trusted during our war with iraq saddam's regime used chemical weapons against iran but we did not respond in kind surrounds policies based on shari'a law about which forbids us from producing storing or

and i did find the birth of modernity in the north american west. it's just not the modernity i expected to find. my military hasn't much to do with fairly as it does with success. >> one way to reach a book least in my view is you conduct a kind of running argument with the great austrian born longtime harvard economist joseph schumpeter who is most well-known i suppose for the phrase created destruction, the history of capitalism, modern economies is all about creative disruption. anti-as i read at least is one of their principal foils as you advance your own argument. said he wanted tells a little bit of a your regard for joseph schumpeter and we have taken them on? >> i admire him a great deal. what i to see is creative destruction taking place all over the west. it was schumpeter's greatest inside the cap wasn't as is it's always a revolution system and that it's always has to destroy the old to bring in new. and he was perfectly right thing that going on in the white corporations operate the way the 19th century. where i begin to differ is that

nuclear program you insist that you have peaceful intentions what is your own doing to convince the west when you nuclear program is intended to serve peaceful purposes. the only international body that has the authority to evaluate our activities a year a new state is allowed to accuse iran regarding its nuclear program i'd say i.e. bank to reduce or to initiate any international action against iran this is why we pay no attention to the west claims regarding our nuclear research iran is a member of the i.a.e.a. and a party to the nonproliferation treaty iran is going to respect that treating this nuclear nonproliferation is in our interests as well i confirm that iran has made its intentions quite clear with regard to its nuclear program proving that it is peaceful this is further reaffirmed by the fact that the i.a.e.a. did not state in any of its reports that there is any military activity going on in iran's nuclear sector as for their intentions how can the united states accuse us of pursuing non peaceful purposes while america itself was the first nation ever to use nuclear weapons

the west has insisted on establishing control over your in human richmond in iran while iran remains reluctant colon can this situation continue. i mean the iran has reached a point in its nuclear research where it is impossible to stop or go back nuclear technologies have developed into a domestic industry becoming a fact of life for many iranians now that we have educated and trained phase ins of nuclear scientists how can the west or the entire world stop us from enriching uranium us for how the situation is going to develop there is no limit to discussion dialogue and negotiation we see it as a test for ourselves for our patients under insurance throughout our history we have managed to prove to the world that iran does not give up in the face of suppression and still it we are ready to pay any price and withstand anything that is no point in being enemies with iran the more they threaten and pushes the more determined we become to move on. what decision did you make following russia's proposal to settle the nuclear dossier issue what are the main provisions of this proposal. firs

it allows us to continue construction on the west and. then we start working on the traffic bridges. in july, the plan is to have all the traffic bridges in. you can see the excavation proceeding all the way up to be buttressed area. by the beginning of 2013, the excavations are complete down to fremont street and to be buttressed area. it is completed, and the excavation is finally complete in 2014. the thing to note is in the west and, the whole excavation has to be complete before they can start the foundational work. this is just focusing on the work. so, if i can answer any questions? vice chair ortiz: are there any questions? director kim: we are starting to get information about this from the residence. if you could talk a little bit more about the sound of the rotating casings? >> sure. in reality, the sound of the casing rotating is minimal. is a high rpm diesel engine. it would be comparable to comparablea bus revved its engine. i do not know if that is considered low or high frequency. the noisiest pop -- the noise is part of th

i've been in islamic enclaves throughout the west. build a large, as we call them, mega mosque, multimillion dollar project stretching over several acres, several city blocks, that becomes the center of all the activity for the local community. it's much more just a place of worship. it's a meeting place. in cases it's been a plotting place. a mosque is built many times. the property around the mosque is bought. muslims move into the homes around the mosque. all of a sudden the store fronts and everything is in arabic and you say wow, this neighborhood's changed pretty rapidly and this is the blueprint in europe and you have a self-seg grating enclave within a major western city, not in all cases but this has happened time after timed. i've witnessed it firsthand in great britain, places like sweden where people would never believe there are no go zones for police in these enclaves in europe and even a place like dearborn in america is developing into that but the hub, the center of activity in each of these cases is, yes, the mosque.

of life for many arrhenius now that we have educated and trained for nuclear scientists how can the west or the entire world stop us from enriching uranium this is become a five to preallocate us for how the situation is going to develop there is normal limits to discussion dialogue and negotiation we see it as a test for ourselves for our patients and and throughout our history we have managed to prove to the world that iran does not give up in the face of suppression under still a ts no threats new pressure can shake our sovereignty and independence we are ready to pay any price and withstand anything let the west come and see whether iran has backed off in the face of pressure and sanctions or moved further on it will see with their own eyes that iran has moved ahead a great deal there is no point in being enemies with iran which i tell them that the more they threaten and pushes the more determined we become to move or. when is the nuclear power plant in bushehr going to reach capacity that of course also bullshit us for we share all works there were over when vapor was supplied to t

years of history when he was ruling but also credibility long ago or more of these long long ago the west in the race mr gadhafi remember remember all the pictures with tony blair with you know obama with you know the elite of the west i mean so there is a credibility issue but i mean it goes back and forth right. yeah because of course here i mean. i think one of our colleagues just mentioned the west operates on bases of interests and when interests intersects then you know a lot of the human rights violations are looked not looked at but when the interests do not intersect then those human rights violations are highlighted and that's the case with libya obviously oil interests and other interests trump the moral outrage i mean we were talking now about the violations that has done throughout his rule is rule but if you if you want to speak about an i.c.c. indictment that could act one that could have happened in july in june one thousand nine hundred six when the deficit forces committed in my second a crime against humanity in obviously in prison in tripoli where twelve hundred thirty

able to show that they have the governance skills to be able to control that country and i think the west are going to show who seriously bringing all the various factions within libya as one under one control post gadhafi than it is weather wise to remove gadhafi so i think it's a lack of foresight lack of understanding of the issues on the ground i'm going. to try not to for haste to get into a conflict a confrontation that you know very little about nothing what that what's happening now with nato is not realized that they've jumped into quickly conscious of taking sides too quickly when they should have stayed back and what's the situation and i know fully over time they could have done so but i think it just shows that the the west it's private so eager to occupy that land on down to control the oil and. it would appear in this particular instance that's supporting the rebels who are clearly ill disciplined poorly equipped who do not have the mandate to control the country is a poor decision because we can see now that it's not going to achieve anything marco fine go do you maybe jus

i wanted to get back to the american west. i wanted a subject which would allow me to will get the entire 19th and early as twentieth century west around a single theme. also i wondered why a historian's, business historians did not write about corporations. and so corporations, the entire west turned several roads. the next step was fairly easy. i thought awhile, starred at though railroads. i notice the several roads in canada, mexico which are very similar. so mexico, canada, and the ad states. initially i thought this would be pretty easy, just comparative. i'll look at how they operate and see the differences between countries. what i found out is it is one big railroad. the same as when they're in mexico, canada, the united states. capitol comes from the same place, the technology comes from the same place. the roads are operated really as an interlocking system. at that point i realized that i did not know what i was talking about. but the book became very different from the one i set out to right. as i'll talk about lat

the front is still to our north and west. these are the bigger thunderstorms out in west virginia. drier air is pushing in from the northwest, and the contrast between these two air masses, that is the trigger point. this is waiting to get things going, and it is all moving in. nice and dry, lower humidity, fairly comfortable temperatures. at the moment, we have quite a bit of sunshine out there. kind of humid at. athowers and storms in the forecast. 80 and 90 the high. again, we have a flood watch in effect, and the potential for severe weather. how much rain can we expect with this? computer models seem to indicate 1 in., 1.5, and then they have a bulls eye for baltimore right into it cecil county, where you can go over two inches of rain. that got a lot of rain yesterday. the insta-weather futurecast shows rain coming in this evening, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, may be one of the heaviest thunderstorm activity might be. by tomorrow morning, there still might be a lingering showers over ocean city. but the clouds are clearing and everything moves out and is set up for a good weekend. obviou

, the great plains, to the far west. it's really hard if you look at how the american population is, about two and a half centuries to get a little more than halfway across the continent. by the civil war, dare practicing purposes. so what you have for indian people as there's no time to adjust. the railroads in the space of a few years have caressed the treaty systems in such a way that congress has the city in 1871 and has agreements. the railroads also have a problem that trains continentals get their subsidies for two reasons. first reason is they have to see california to the union. in 1865 they haven't really started building in 1865, so you can't use the civil war as an excuse, what is substituted is the railroads of the way. in effect they are. it's perfectly true. the ability to move troops. the argument would be without the railroad, there would have been no need to fight those. the settlement would've taken place much more gradually and i think in the end, much of the american west which is a lot more like the

they will start at the west end and work towards the east. that is primarily because in the east, we are still doing debauches pile doing the buttress piles. as i said, there are five levels of live skit that need to be incorporated at each one of those various levels. right now, the plan is to conduct the excavation in two shifts. with the bracing going on basically during the regular daytime -- there would be some noise associated with that. be welding. possibly welding on the lot ships. it depends on the schedule. just to put that information in a graphic -- here we are on an july 2011. that is the intersection on the north side so we can do the assuring wall on the east but chris. by october, the shoring wall the east end should be completed. that is the blue. the retrenching will be pretty much completed around the west end. and in january, the cdsm wall pretty much complete. it allows us to continue construction on the west and. then we start working on the traffic bridges. in july, the plan is to have all the traffic bridges in. you ca

to the west these are the storms that have the potential to impact central maryland. optimistic number one i'm seeing that these are weakening and they tend to be moving a little bit southeast. we certainly could see hit or miss showers especially fredrick and down towards gatorsburg. a little light rain coming on i 270 l. optimistic that we will see a brief passing shower and most of us should stay storm free and maybe nothing more than a brief passing shower. we'll take that for fireworks tonight. 87 now. 90 in eastern. 89 in ocean city. it is a steamy one. little cooler to the west. for the most part it is another muggy classic july evening here. dew point of 70 in annapolis. that is muggy. as you go further north and east towards like elkton things are not quite as oppressive humiditywise. early look at what the weather will shape up to be. tomorrow federal hill about 90. 88 or so. as we take a look at the overall regional perspective here the good news for us is we have been just north of almost all the really heavy weather today. central virginia, places like vi

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the radar. we see clear skies. if you look out west, there is some rain, but with this high pressure, it cannot move east. it is being pushed to the south. that will be the case said. rain chances just about nil. around baltimore, east of 61 on the boardwalk, -- parking, 59. elkton, 61. frederick, 55. 50's in the mountains out to the west. this is the satellite image. you can see this high pressure sitting here. it reaches down to the southeast. some rain trying to move in. this is like a rock in the stream of the answer. it cannot move east. it's the poorest to the south. things will change the venture. high pressure will break down and push further south and allow this storm system to move to the great lakes and moved in our direction. that will happen this weekend. the end of the holiday weekend will be different than what we're experiencing now. another terrific day today. mostly sunny with low humidity. northwest wind 5 to 10. 84 to 89 for the high. for boaters in the bay, a one-foot chop. a lack of rain until it saturday evening.

we're going to watch the trolls on west virginia the worse we do you see you all know this is the rise awareness and raise money for new schools and it also opens a lot of doors of applying to chapman in our communities as far as mountaintop removal what it's doing toes in in in the mining industry to archimedes was a perfectly viable one what it's actually doing to our children the governor made us tighten our kids our future by our to morrow he should die almost up and more are just marched for don't have them are. politically it. burning of coal is for over a century has been one of the most deadly things that and humans have done it through the air around them even after one hundred years of burning coal and after one hundred years of so-called improvement of air quality according to the american lung association twenty four thousand people a year still die prematurely from air pollution from coal plants in the united states almost forty percent of the carbon dioxide emissions come from coal one of the things that has to happen. that the politicians the leaders of the administratio

right now the rain is to the west of us. that is part of the system that will eventually break into this ridge of high pressure that has been giving us great weather the past couple of days. this morning it is very nice. temps in the low 60's right now. but you can see the shower activity in ohio. that is running out ahead of a front which is back near the mississippi valley. that will come in tomorrow and tomorrow night. the rain chances eventually go up and again today and monday like best days of the weekend with tomorrow the most marginal. details of the forecast coming up. >> looking at some top stories the 15-year-old shot and killed during a sleepover has been laid to rest. michael brooks was at a tpraepbsd house when an 11-year-old found a gun in the home and while handling it accidentally shot brooks. authorities found a total of 22 guns in the home. so far no charges have been filed but police are still investigating the case. >> fire investigators are trying to figure out what caused a fire that quickly spread thro

get worse from the west.efully this should hold off. the west coast includes a cooling trend as we get that trough moving to our north. that's going to pump up the sea breeze. eventual hi that's going to punch inland for the weekend so will need to cooling. by this evening you'll see that stronger sea breeze kick in and temperatures starting to cool down. around the bay area, it looks like your typical summer micro climate. in the south bay, hos gats, further north, away from the bay it feels like summer. north of santa rosa. 90s, mid 80s in pentaluma. heading out to sacramento talking 90s. for the weekend today the hottest day for a while as the sea breeze takes hold. inland spots only in the 70s. now, speaking of comfortable it has been a quiet morning commute on this friday so far as we show you the golden gate bridge or what you can see, half of it. across the golden gate bridge. you are now starting to see slowing coming off the bridge into downtown. 880 fine. richmond/san rafael, even highway 4 not bad

we begin to carefully watch rain out to the west. details are coming up. >> our big story, family and friends return to the crime scene to remember a mother and daughter murdered. >> elicia avery was found shot to death in a motel with her 4-year-old daughter. we have more on how the victims are being remembered. >> i'm never going to have a chance to say goodbye to my daughter properly. >> i'm just devastated by everything. it still hasn't fully hit me. >> her parents have cried every day since she and her daughter were discovered shot to death in a baltimore county motel. tonight loved ones lit candles and shared memories of the mother and daughter. alicia loved to sing and her daughter had an infectious personality. >> they were beautiful people. to get to know them you would love them. >> they had not been seen or heard from in four days when their bodies were found in a room in the welcome inn motel. within days her fiance was charged with the murders. her mother sayers the relationship between avery and he had soured in the days

>> well, there isn't the west in the sense we had it during the cold war when the unites states states and western europe basically always got together. because we had a common enemy. >> stephen: right. >> and that's not the way it is now. obama's first thought is not, even bill bill clinton's was what am i going to do with europe it might be india or china or indonesia. the same is true of many european countries too.

spread like an epidemic across other arab countries in order to weaken them and allow israel in the west to impose their civilization a supremacy their values and mindset upon us i very carefully follow the signals of what the west wants from us especially in view of the recent events and i must say that in truth they do not wish as well but they're not the main blow is now directed at syria as an armed state and its purpose is to enforce a new reality on to syria in the interests of the west to force syria into giving up its current position and getting removed from involvement in the arab israeli conflict otherwise why would anyone needed to go and look in one even official close. twenty years ago the largest country in. the surveys is of. sleep one hundred more mutual commitment each began a journey. where did it take to. move. a little. it's. the mumbai. pin. ups and. the. machine would be so much brighter if you knew about some move from finance to freshen so. please please start tsotsi dot com. if. he. feels. it's easy to. see. breaking news from the four people confirmed dead afte

. >> the city i believe was up larkin street, and everything west was counties. i think larkin was here. that is the original charter. then in 1850, van ness, who was the supervisor, did the addition. it was called the western addition, even though it was in the middle of the city, because it was west of larkin. >> i did not understand that when i was a child. it always seemed that it was east of where everything i knew was. >> all this down here was county of san francisco, so there was a point in time where you could be in the county of san francisco, but not in the city you live in these outside lands. >> lead problem is if you look at the orientation, no. is up. we are going to turn it the way we are normally accustomed to seeing it. here is where the golden gate bridge is. here is where the bay bridge is. the county went all the way down here, and about a year later, they moved the county to write about here, so this was county land or outside land, and this was the city. this was 1861, so the city has grown by this much. these were added, and they are basica

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