so initially khrushchev's threats to the west about handing over to ubrecht the access routes to west berlin, initially that got him somewhere. he got negotiations. he got foreign ministers conference in geneva in 1959 at the four powers, he got invited to the u.s. by president eisenhower in september of 1959. and then in 1960, the four leaders in paris until the u.s. overflight, the u-2 piloted was shot down over the soviet union and khrushchev stormed out in anger that eisenhower didn't apologize and promise he would never do it again. but in the first into years of the crisis, khrushchev thought he was getting somewhere. he was getting talks with the west. ubrecht on the other hand never had faith in these talks with the west. never thought the west was going to give up west berlin, didn't think khrushchev was going to get anywhere. and meanwhile he's got an increasing problem at home because the more there were these international negotiations about berlin and germany which were front page news for everyone to read, the more east germans got what they called fear of the door closi

a common statement on the. west policy towards bill russia as far as the internal situation is concerned there are many similarities as well so. i paid attention more on economic. part of his statement concerning the investment policy. yes investment policy and guarantees for investment for investors all the guarantees for investors who are going to build russia so i think one of the most important part of his. you know statement. was reporter. will the bell the opposition the people that are recently deprived of leaving the country are freely traveling to the west while they have the possibility at least to travel freely within the united states can they travel freely to moscow and to russia we have the groom and which concerning the limits to. visit the countries and. it's very personal it's very person which might be so might be not so it depends on the governments which we have. every concrete solution ok now there are different bodies. that are working besides the union state russia for example the the customs

we were originally going to use parts of the west approached. those are not feasible because the temporary structures are only good for five years instead of the stated lifetime for our structure, which is 50-plus. director kim: that i understand. but in 2007, we are basing it off and 1999 analysis. speaking as a layperson, could we not have anticipated that analysis would be old and we would have to make amendments to the contract? >> not by the -- typically, the process is an outside agency or private agency has an encroachment permit and the analysis is part of the caltrans process. there has been more scrutiny and we have assumed a one-step review with an encroachment. we have a more detailed analysis and partnership with caltrans than anticipated. director kim: just one more question. i was wondering what the impetus for the additional change was, too? >> there was a request from the san francisco planning departments to further safer streets in terms of slowing down traffic at intersections. this is from the sfmta. this is the west corner o

when we talk about the east and west and the shift of power from the west to the east, what do we really mean by the west, and what do we really mean by the east? >> in a sense it is simple. by the west, we mean that part of -- >> not just the united states? >> no, not just the united states. we in europe. the east means far east -- that is to say asia, southwest asia, to the extent that one includes in the east india, pakistan, bangladesh. >> that is a big area with an awful lot of people. >> it is a lot of people. it is not such a huge area. it is roughly comparable with the west. the community is pretty large, too. how do you draw the divide? who is in it, out of it, and who is in between? >> you suggest a strategic vision in your book, a bit of education for me, and it is always interesting to see your take on the world, that the west down the road should really include russia and turkey. >> absolutely. they are in different ways increasingly partaking of the democratic tradition, and certainly the turks want to be part of europe and are practicing increasingly, and pervasively so, d

. >> take a look at the west side of the beltway. big problem there on the west side outer loop at 795. an accident is blocking the right lane. two minute backup at this point. also a crash that we are watching on the jfx in the southbound direction near northern parkway. another accident 35 northbound at 195, that is blocking the right lane. disabled vehicle on the east side of the beltway on the inner loop. it's at the toll plaza at the key bridge and it's blocking a right lane. 50 miles per hour is the average on the west side outer loop because of this accident on the west side in the area of old court road past 795. another look at 795 running smoothly despite the rain. remember, wjz 13 is always on. for traffic information log on to wjz.com. >>> a night two months ago people will be talking about this morning when there was mayhem in downtown baltimore. newly released recordings reveal the extent of the chaos on st. patrick's day night. monique griego is live outside police headquarters. good morning. >> reporter: good morning,

>>> it is 6:00 and not a bad day's start unless you travel the west side of the beltway. there's a big backup there. right after the first warning doppler weather radar. >> let's take a look at first warning doppler weather radar. not a lot on radar right now but to the west over the panhandle of maryland we have some choreic at this time that is really really moving in a north northeasterly direction. that moisture by the way and there's a lot of it out to the west, here you go. a pressing east and will define this afternoon and this evening. 60 degrees on tv hill right now. that's going to be six degrees warmer than this time yesterday. 73 at lunch and going to 75. take the umbrella to work and school with you if you're going out west there morning you will run into some rain. don? >>> this morning backup starts at security goes back to pikeville. here's sharon at wjz traffic control. >> we can show uh-uh a live look at the backup and the cause of it. there's an accident on the west side of the beltway on the outer loop. it's just past liberty road so you can see the fl

enjoyed by the west germans. another point to be made is the question of legitimacy. i think in the eyes of many germans, the regime never had the that legitimacy that the west german government enjoyed. it rode in on red army tanks. they were maintained in power by soviet bayonets. so nobody in east germany had a chance before the fall of the wall to vote on the government they really wanted. it is a very interesting thing and the german mentality, we go back a few years before east germany, adolf hitler through the years he grew power, many of his closest followers urged him to seize power. they said you have the men, you have the support, why not go through berlin and take you power. why are we going through these elections? and hitler always stood firm, he says when i get to power, i want to be legitimate. because when you have legitimacy, that gives you everything you need to do what you want. anyway, just a small digression. the origins of the wall. there's no doubt that east germany was the earliest and str

shower action to the west. we've seen the bulk of the active weather now clearing to the west. we may have partly to mostly clear skies for a few hours. that would be perfect for the game but there will be wet seats at camden yards. there will be more rain when this ends. >>> let's take it over to northeast baltimore where a man suffered burns on more than half of his body after escaping a house fire. it happened in the 7100 block of mcclean boulevard. you remember the dutch village. that was hit by a tornado two years ago. brian kuebler reports on what neighbors say was a rude awakening. more than a few neighbors in this northeast townhall community described it as a scene out of a movie. >> i seen flames, ran up and was telling my family and stuff we need to get out. i know these fires can spread fast, so and this was just -- it was like a movie. >> reporter: her main concern was her baby boy and father, all three making it out to scribe flame -- to describe the flames. a man had first and second degree burns on more than 60% of his body. his neighbors watched as he was transp

that the west end doesn't have the activity it should. we need to bring more positive activity to the west end and activate that space. the master plan considers adding a fifth soccer pitch where the treatment facility used to be. it also recognized that a 30 to 40-car parking lot should be added at that area. it contemplates the addition of a 2,500 square foot pavilion which would be a community space, a place for roller skating, bike rentals -- those are all great and we think that our project dovetails with that goal. obviously with our field -- field and increased use the need to expand another soccer field to the south isn't necessary, adding an additional parking lot at the south end isn't required. we're achieve all those goals and that's clearly articulated in the master plan as a direction we should be moving. we shouldn't be expanding our recreation facilities, we should be improving the foot print are -- of where they exist now so they meet the demands of the public. you have have information in your packet. i don't want to rea

this storm mostly to the west of i-81. to the east, then across in toward frederick county around thurmont. just to the east. more storminess. we have a lot of thunderstorms out there. most of them to the west of i-95. that goes all the way up by 95. look at new york city and then back to the west. we're talking about severe thunderstorm watches and even a tornado watch a little earlier. this line extending all the way down to the south and then you go a little farther south and you talk about beryl its way into south carolina. a ton of rain associated with this system. the front should help to keep beryl just south of our area. i think there will be plenty of moisture so we'll see rain overnight and maybe into early tomorrow morning. out there now, 89 degrees with winds out of west. with that sunshine you add in the humidity. we get the heat index of 92 in washington. 94, manassas. another very hot and humid afternoon. as you work through the evening, we'll see our temperatures could not down. especially with the rain. onl

while these greenlanders are living here, they, too, look to the west. one of the things and one of the things matthew they do lack in greenland is timber. they're looking for a source of timber, timber for building, for fuel, and they sail west looking for timber, again the birds, the debris, and as you can see, not a very long distance as they sail west and they encounter north america. the first of the vikings to encounter north america is the son of eric the red, called leaf, eric's son, leaf, the son of eric, and it is leaf erickson who ventures west and we know encounters north america. he probably went first to labrador in the upper coast and didn't find much many the way of timber there and sailed further south until he would find, he is looking for a reasonable place to live and resources and agriculture, et cetera, and he finds it. he finds it. on the north, on the tip of new finland, the island of new finland, on the northwest corner in a little peninsula that juts up there is a place called ance la meadow. in the 1960s scandinavian archeologis

let's get you up to date on the west side. an accident just past liberty is taking up the right lane, causing some delays. avoid it if you can. in the city, a couple of accidents. there's one at lakeside which involves an overturned vehicle. another on the southwest side of the city. 22 at shamrock road is clear. 10 minutes on southbound 95 down towards 32. 12 minutes on the outer loop west side. those delays will be popping up big time. this is liberty. you can see the right lane is closed and causing a major backup in the outer loop. we will keep you posted on how things evolve. we're seeing the normal volume come into play. this is 83 out of the parkton region, a smooth start down towards the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you, stan and mindy. >> police say they have arrested a man who is a peeping tom. >> kim dacey is live at police headquarters with the story. >> the man was arrested after a student chased him down. this happened last week. police say he was spying on women in building a. two wome

we've got cooler air trying to punch in out of the west. the contrast between the two storms flaring up pretty big ones. give you a closer look. taneytown getting downpour tment will eventually move into the manchester area. skies turning darker in this direction. further out you can see a secondary shot south of hagerstown. that is a very healthy even severe thunderstorm crossing i-70 to the west. i want to show you the motion. if you look here, this is not a line that's rapidly moving east. it's a line drifting more north or north of east. yes, eventually we think more impact to our western suburbs. it will take awhile, the storms tracking with a northerly component. nontheless, the severe thunderstorm watch from carroll county westward and both from allegheny county and into basically -- i'm sorry for washington county and frederick county. that is where we have severe thunderstorm warnings as well up into pennsylvania. i want to show you the changing weather in mt. airy. as we look at summit ridge, our sky showing a change. look at that

iran is continuing a pace to expand its program program and i think the united states and i think the west in the members of the p five plus one have to some extent realize that i do think if the talks do you break down that is going to be a splintering of the p five plus one because that for the united states unilaterally pursuit of sanctions i can't see either russia or china being very willing or accommodating to increase basically the pressure and tighten the screws even further even though it has clearly shown that he's very committed to the fuel truck policy which involves the application of sanctions but nevertheless showing a readiness for the carrots and sticks as if i can go to use it is this just a plan to fail did they do that does the west want this these talks to fail to show we went the extra mile away try and we tried to deal with them but you can't negotiate with the iranians the kind of the typical thing you hear in western media . i think no i think we want to deal with iran because all sides are aware that if there is not a deal then there is a potential for an israeli

but -- but the movement to the west, maybe half the distance -- you are going to have a smaller deck. i believe this is west moving toward baker and i believe this is lyon over here so we would take off the eastern part and leave in the western part. that would be what i suggest. >> there is no motion on the floor. commissioner antonini: i would take dr and proposed changes. we are diminishing the side -- the size of the upper deck, with the area on the east being the part that eliminated to conform with 350. exactly how that comes up, we would have to work with staff. part two is 6 inches off each side of the rear yard deck. north and south if i am reading that correctly. the final part of my motion is to work with staff to make sure the patio envisioned in the plans is in fact proper and still leaves as rear yard open space. that is the motion. president fong: is there a second? >> without a second, the motion dies. commissioner moore: i would like to offer the advice that the intent is correct but the devil is in the details. unless you really see how it works, this is very difficu

secondly, there was mention about contingency plans in the west. it's very frustrating that we have not been able to get access to any contingency plans in moscow because when i read the documents between khrushchev and ulbricht where they say the enemy took fewer counter measures than anticipated, they clearly expected something more. if they expected something more, you would think that they had plans of how they were going to respond if the west, in fact, tore down the barbed wire or something. but, unfortunately, up till now, the russians haven't let out any of those kinds of documents. >> i'm inclined to be a little bit more gentle on kennedy than fred. and there are two reasons for that. one is because he was really surrounded by the soviet expert types and by, i'm sorry to say this -- i hope this is not an insult to anybody, but i also have a harvard degree -- by the harvard types, who really were very, very interested in finding some solution to the cold war. and the papers they wrote for him, i mean, i've tried to convey this -- my feeling

and the temperatures are much cooler to the west. deep creek lake flirting with the 40s. 60s hagerstown. knocking on the door. we're still warm in baltimore, dover and easton. downtown today pushing up close to 80 degrees early on. 78 for our high temperature downtown. we did hit the mid-70s in frederick and d.c. all right. here is that active weather to our south. i think a lot of this may direct east of baltimore. you have to look at the trajectory, a large cluster of rain here over central virginia. that is tracking north and east. so much of this rain may past east of the baltimore area. the eastern shore. the part of the rain that needs the most likely to get the most rain as we go through the latter part of the evening. in baltimore we'll get some rain. definitely know that. that area of low pressure sing the rain in our direction and a lot of it will be going up the eastern shore and just off the atlantic coast offshore. tomorrow, just some passing cloud cover, maybe a morning shower. thursday looks dry. friday looks better. ov

the winds are from the west. t rom tar is high at 30.25 and around the state the temperatures are around the 50 degrees range. these winds are coming in from the west and southwest. really, down to 95 corridor and to the south and east of the state. a uniform shift across the region, to the west and southwest. that will pump in warm air from that south. the neighbors to the south have been running 7 to 10 degrees warmer than we have been. that's the scare that is coming our way. spoil is the normal high. we will be in the 80s. our next chance of rain comes really, the next chance is monday and tuesday. but the front that will be responsible for it is tomorrow evening. do not be alarmed to see clouds tomorrow. the front gets here and pulls in warmer air from the south. so, from the west of state the clouds will increase tomorrow evening. not a great chance of rain. the farther west the greater chance by tomorrow evening, but overall the rain holds off until your mother's day plans will be over. we will keep you pos

for a decade already israel's been building a wall that cuts through the west bank these raby states for security but palestinians complain it saves them from their land and communities the leadership of israel is going crazy and they have no real plan their have no really vision no real vision of a very long term israel because walls will not and will never ever provide security for this one is a good neighbor is actually provide security and we do not have good neighbors eventually the village of larger will also be completely closed in by the wall the only way in and out will be through this entrance that the israelis will control here too the israelis are building another tunnel. this one is so that omar's neighbors can reach a small family cemetery they'll be electrified fence and the local joke is that not only are the israelis separating palestinians from their lend they're separating the living from the dead but with each tilt of the soil most families connection to the land is threatened to be even more suited for much of. what they can do just id term future in. this and thi

an update on the -- the west side accident. delays are heavy from 795 down towards the accident scene. backing up traffic on southbound 795. the j.f.x. moving pretty good at ruxton road. we are still checking on the reported accident. ofre not seeing much in ways delays. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. a rather unpleasant start for some of us. light to moderate rain around all the major roadways -- beltway, 97. the heaviest rain is in northern carroll county. north of southern pennsylvania, you guys will have some trouble for the next 45 minutes. off and on rain showers and maybe some of thunderstorms. the heaviest rain will be early this morning. cloudy with a high near 75. the seven-day forecast is coming up in just a few minutes. here is keith mills. >> thank you. good morning. the orioles and yankees wrapped up their series tonight. the orioles let one get away. 8-5, yankees win. this home run from curtis granderson onto eutaw street. 3-2 yankees. the orioles come back in the fifth. this is a rookie.

could be on and off heavy showers, the slow moving storm system from the west. yer air in onto back side of this will other risk to wednesday. late wednesday into thursday and this could set the stage for a nice set up for -- preakness and black i'd susan friday. this could be good. take a look at the set up. rain showers on and off possible this evening. here is 6:00 tomorrow night. maybe scattered showers, then as we go from monday into tuesday, better chances for maybe heavier hit and miss rain showers, this model says it's 48 hours out but it'll be heavy rain moving in from the west. tuesday evening and evening. plan for that tuesday afternoon evening. the large slow moving system we lope hope it'll be out by early wednesday. in the meantime its rain we could use. overnight 62, staying cloudy. maybe rain showers late tomorrow. 73, mostly cloudy skies, the story and rain on and off a good bet. rain tomorrow night as well and as we look at the seven day, the bottom line is weather will start to dry out and improve toward the second half of the week here. sun wi

we are dealing with heavy delays on the west side of the beltway. it's due to a crash right on the outer loop at liberty road. and as we check in and look live here, you will notice it's really going to be causing quite a backup. so do expect a very slow ride this morning. it will be jammed all the way back to 795. fortunately it's a different story traveling the beltway on the east side. no delays to talk about traveling at harford road. from 95 up to 83. that stretch is going to take you 11 minutes so it will be no -- there won't be no delays in that area. if you are using the jfx to get into the city, do keep in mind that the construction is ongoing. so one lane will be blocked in both directions at 28th street. we have an accident in northeast baltimore. that's going to be right on hillen road at 33rd street. traveling through the fort mchenry tunnel no delays harbor tunnel is nice and clear. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. now back over to you. >> >>> in health news are you trying to quit smoking? a study in the american journal o

this is the one pushing in from the west. and with that, that's going to be giving us the much needed rain that we need. now future trend picks up on that rain back off towards the west beginning to move in. so, tonight, around 10:00 yes we could see wet roadways and it begins to fizzle out a bit. but don't think it's gone. this is what i wanted to show you. now the eastern shore really going to get in on some of the heavier rain and that's a good thing. we need that. they are in a severe drought and it moves out and things looking much better if you like the drier weather and the sunshine as we head into thursday. but for today, not so much sunshine. that temperature coming in right around 75 degrees. we have the showers possible and check out what i have here. the game day forecast. that temperature around 73 and breezy with the wind out of the south 10 to 15 miles an hour. charley. >>> news time 5:19. and new this morning, a south dakota beef company says it will close processing plants in three states because of controvers

is going to be very good for the world as it's been a key aggressive west check as indeed russia has done so far in relations to syria and iran. as you say so indeed having having been back at the helm may be good for certain parts of the world not particularly to the pilots of some in the west let's let's bring up some of those issues that have been indigestible for example unsolvable issues between our russia on the west our syria iran the missile defense plan in europe how will the issues do you think these ones in particular play out in the hands of putin and his western counterparts well i think it's up to the west to be in the aggressors in all of these instances that you talk about it's up to the west to change their behavior and not up to russia the computers standing up to aggression regard to syria and iran. i think the western elite must accept there can be nobility in those countries but except that they do except except that they won't be a problem we've got to see they saw the fences to it going i think the ball is in the west's call the west has got to realize this is a

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and command had now been organized under a central leader in the west, henry w. halleck who commanded from st. louis. and he had four field armies maneuvering against the western confederate forces under the supreme western commander in the west for the confederacy, albert sydney johnston. so johnston not only had this federal force encamped, now disembarked at pittsburgh landing in close proximity to his railroad and the corinth junction, but he had three additional union armies pressuring his defenses. he had one in arkansas. he had pope on the river, had just taken new madrid. grant's force here, and don carlos buell of the army of the ohio, which had entered nashville and was maneuvering through middle tennessee. halleck had ordered a concentration of grants force with buell. the plan would be once the two armies were within supporting distance, then halleck would come into the field from st. louis, take command of the whole, and they would carry out the mission of cutting the vital railroads. to the that, they knew they would probably have to contest with the

might think they mean if it's not permanent it doesn't mean much to the west in the west i think what the west and israel are looking for is something which iran is simply not going to give them they're looking for a complete cessation of enrichment they're looking for a reversal of the process that has gone on for more than a decade now i just don't see how this is going to happen i wish i was wrong i would like to be able to say that i see a meeting of the minds here but what i am more inclined to say is that iran is using this negotiation process as they have used other negotiation process sees to string along the process and further their own nuclear ambitions and of course sanctions on iran not only hit iran the neighboring nations pretty hard as well especially those that buy oil from it and if iran does get further isolated by the west what impact that going to have on the region and further afield to think about china and india. yeah i think you're right about that kevin there are going to be some knock on effects long term as a result of this but the nations that are largely

particularly out to the west now. if you are north of the city up to columbia and ellicott city, you are not seeing much in the way of shower activity yet. annapolis, not yet. but the rest of the us south and south and west down in virginia, most of you are getting some light showers. manassas, reston, leesburg, all getting light rain at the moment and pushing into southern maryland. all the showers will be moving on through during the course of the day today. we've got a lot of moisture. we've got a southerly fetch. wind are out of the south and we'll be tapping into gulf moisture here for the next 24 to 48 hours. rain showers will be with us later today, tonight and into the daytime hours tomorrow. temperatures, mild, 66 degrees. 63 at dulles. our highs later today will top out in the low 70s with lots of clouds around around some on again, off again showers. we'll go 72 in washington. not a terribly warm day and again, a big change from what we had around here this weekend. >> thank you, tucker. >> julie wright, let

he is going to extreme pressure from the americans and the west. where do you see this situation? >> today, we have the odd situation of having the president not actually addressing the yemeni people. initially, the yemeni government put out a statement that the president would be giving an address last evening. that did not happen. the address was read by someone else, which was very strange. and the other thing that the president had been dealing with in yemen at the moment is that he has a very shallow base of support. most of the people in yemen are just excited he was not the president who ruled for more than three decades. what that means is that he has to have a very close embrace with the west, particularly the united states. this is creating a number of problems for him as well as for the u.s. as they march in lockstep and tried to remove all of the former members of the former president's family, while at the same time trying to carry out a sophisticated military a campaign against the president -- against al qaeda. >> was this a warning to the yemeni president, or agains

you have two branches of shiloh branch coming to a junk tur here on the west side of the road. sherman's camps were on the other side. the interesting thing is when you stand here, i hope that visitors really key up on it. i hope they pick up on some salient point. you're dealing with three different bury garages. patrick's brigade from larson's corner, patton anderson's brigade of bray core and bush wa johnson's brigade of lee oh nigh it is pokes core. these are the centers of formation and you're dealing with 8:00 basically starting with clay burn, general time frame through 9:00 and beyond. so we have an hour's point of time when these three brigades come into battle here. first clayburn, then anderson, then johnston. now the thing is they're all occupying the same space that's only big enough for one brigade, and they're doing it all at the same point in time, relatively the same point in time, because clayburn attacks and is repulsed but continues to fight on this front. anderson comes into play along the same line, slams into clayburn's men and through clayburn's men and

tell us what you possibly think of the is the deal between iran and the west and the voted out dot comook like this almost half of you think it doesn't matter if the talks succeed as it won't prevent a strike against iran over a third believe a deal is not possible because iran's concessions will never satisfy the west fourteen percent say they'll be no progress but because iran will never agree to the west demands and just nine percent. optimistic saying the five plus one talks in russia may nail the deal let us know what you think at our dock. forty people have been detained as a gay rights activist trying to stage a rally in central moscow on sunday police had to intervene to prevent clashes between the activists and conservative christians recently legislation adopted in simply does beck and other russian cities covering once. the propaganda of homosexuality has angered gay rights groups they claim the precise definition of propaganda is unclear and open to abuse by authorities. to some other news making headlines around the world right now nato is strike killed a family of eight i

between, 4:00, 6:00 a.m. 4:00 to the west. 6:00 to the east.e enough to give us rather wet roadways. give yourself a little bit of extra time tomorrow. frontal boundary. meanders around the region. chance of showers. strong thunderstorms during the day tomorrow. we could even see some severe weather. and then another chance of showers and continued warm. during the day on thursday. too. once again when you wake up tomorrow morning. good idea to take the umbrella with you. just in case. temperatures will be on the mild side. 56 to 262 degrees. tomorrow afternoon -- about a 50% chance of showers. some thunder, temperatures, 76 to 82 degrees. it will be rather warm and humid. that will be the trend over the next couple days. warm, humid, chance of showers. maybe thunderstorms, just about each day. i don't think we will see any of the next seven days, as a washout. so that's good news there. very much like a summertime pattern with these, scattered, afternoon showers. >> all right, thank you, doug. >> stay tuned. >> what we want to hear its the los