for the west but you know people in here who talk about the values of the west are often talking about in the kind of this neo imperialistic we need to go in and change those countries and we need to get to you know women out of the burka or whatever and that's to them is western values and it's very different kind of western values and what you're talking about people in the quote unquote nod will soon be joining the life of prosperity and freedom all right rick i'm going to give you the last word on this program. well i mean just on on this issue of security and i agree with everything that that bill just said but i dasn't this take us back then to this distinction that homey made between west the west as and idiology that could be the imaginary of aspiration versus the west as a set of social political military and economic institutions and i think these are different things and that's part of the very ambiguity that makes us still today even talking about the west as if it's something. all right gentlemen i thank you very very very interesting discussion we could have gone go on fo

within the west and then you have countries outside of the west. trying to get to that point in time or that state of mind or whatever we however want to define the term. yeah exactly like the language is is no longer. no i think this is exactly why i said that the there is a kind of geopolitical notion of the west but there is also a mythical india logical notion of the west so it's perfectly keeping with the fact that there is a critique of the west critique of its notions of progress development. gemini i think that's all quite appropriate but at the same time there are other places in the world where certain kinds of unfreedom as they are as they see it exist where the west is a goal and so we have to get used to this very ambivalent very ambiguous very enigmatic notion but what we can do is just dump the we have to see its complexities but we can only raise that we have we are uncomfortable with it just as we are uncomfortable with liberty where uncomfortable with freedom but we have to see this internal contradictions and i think now the world

committee decided that international law doesn't apply in the west bank and all their recommendations. based on the. to my opinion you current found it in this report and would you agree that the west bank today in somalia is not israeli soil and if so what legal grounds does israel have for legislating laws regarding land that is not under its jurisdiction while opinion into the opinion that was written by the supreme court of justice or for israel for ever and ever is that israel has no super and in the west bank the occupation is a temporary one until a peace agreement will be achieved between. the people the palestinian people they haven't paid the israelis and authority or asked me after these readies to legislate laws in the west bank are coming from the international law from fear hagel nations and their fourth geneva convention that they give their authority to the queue for manner of the idea of who will. occupy the area to legislate laws to protect the palestinians and the security of the area the ministry of housing allocates millions to these outposts each year they by giv

is going toher remain to the west of us. an area of low pressure is going the south of us on the day on saturday. theing to worry about for evening hours. at the dopplerok radar, looking had a few showers, a few rumbles of thunder. g focus of attention, isaac. the track right now moving it west.eir off towards the the coast of florida. by tuesday, 2:00 in the afternoon, could be affecting florida.ndle of we're expecting everything to further towards the west. new orleans into houston by friday --and thursday of next week. tomorrow, look for high as well and to be 80's. -- high temperatures well into the 80's. wide range of temperatures in the 60's, laura 60's in the mountains, 70's in the district. the extended outlook shows temperatures saturday and by a warm uped monday and tuesday. the upper 80's. >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. be a big game to have to of the biggest names in football. >> interesting. >> i know. it might just be a preseason game, but the redskins

it has a high value to the west side. on the left, you'll see the historic greek spirit again, many of them are in the southern part of the -- the historic creeks. again, they may be in the southern part of the system and we may have the benefit of keeping them out of the water flow system, but they will have the merced system as well. what is interesting on this side is the total predicted in the annual simulation is just over 228 million gal. versus the 1.3 billion on the bayside. it is a much different animal. in looking at existing conditions, again, on the oceanside, the plan treatment itself is a much smaller system. seven tsd's 200 million on the other side. however, three of these discharges are to be beach area. .wrn discharge after the storm that occurred in january. what we are looking at here is the fact that the top picture shows that the west side historically is in the sand dune. we see sandy soils, unlike the fell on the bayside that it's consistent the -- that is consistent to the drain. the challenge on t

it in this report and would you agree that the west bank today in somalia is not israeli soil and if so what legal grounds does israel have for legislating laws regarding land that is not under its jurisdiction while tomorrow opinion into the opinion that was written by the supreme court of justice of israel for ever and ever is. israel has no surrender in the west bank the occupation is a temporary one until a peace agreement will be achieved between. the two people the palestinian people have paid the israelis and the authority or asked me after these reduce to legislate laws in the west bank are coming from the international law from. nations and their fourth geneva convention that they give their authority to the queue for manner of the i.d.f. who. occupied the area to legislate laws to protect the palestinians and the security of the area the ministry of housing allocates millions to these outposts each year thereby giving them a lifeline as long as the government's policy of funding these outposts exists how can the matter be resolved well i may some difference in my report betw

media the document was sanctioned by his own government and states that the country's presence in the west bank is not occupation something netanyahu doesn't want to discuss in order to avoid international scrutiny artie's spoke to an alter of a previous report on the issue which produced very different findings that interview is up next. with me i have tellus a son a noted attorney and also the author of a two thousand and five israeli government sponsored report that documented the legality of the building of outposts on the settlements thank you very much for joining us here on our t. there has just recently been another report also government sponsored the levi report that found exactly the opposite that these outposts in fact on legal in the country of law how is it possible to have these contradictions my or poor. in flying on the supreme court of justice of israel decisions for decades for forty five years old morse that international law applies in the west there and all the clues range and recommendations are based on this fact in my report but the levy. committee this sided that

wrote an official government report that concluded its own legal for israel to build settlements in the west bank she tells more about what she found out during her work. with me i have to tell you a sauna a knows who to me and also the author of a two thousand and five israeli government sponsored report that documented the legality of the building of outposts on the settlements thank you very much for joining us here on ati there has just recently been another report also government sponsored the levi report that found exactly the opposite that these outposts in fact on the gold in the country of no how is it possible to have these contradictions my or poor. is lying on the supreme court of justice of israel decisions for their kids for forty five years old morse that their international law applies in the west there and all the clues range and recommendations are based on this fact in my report but the levy committee decided that the international law doesn't apply in the west bank in all their recommendations based on the. to my opinion you current they found it in this report and would

joining us here on our professor now the sentence in this trial has on the launch of criticism in the west to do you think the sentences excessive given that a similar stunt inside a european church could in theory lend you in jail or you know for up to three yes' . well let me say well of course you're right women did according to my you know inappropriate behavior it was wild and you know if you want to protest your leadership protest even. you can do is are also the church that should know. researchers are here to watch and bush at the. very same time as the charge by the courts hooliganism based on religious hatred is rather unfair to sentences i don't think that this is a good signal either for the political system or for the church to a society which is asking for freedom. girls have made use of that is inappropriate now what does a wave of criticism for the pussy riot verdict to the response to the case like the jailing of the prominent human rights activists in bahrain or britain's refuel refusal to observe a thunderous asylum ride i know i'm nearly as vocal in the west why is that

and the west wants to keep their hands clean you agree with that. i think that's part of what's causing hesitation here and i think with this massive killing on both sides to say that the good side the rebel side cannot negotiate because the other side has killed people is is just irrational i think you're going to have to come to negotiations and you're going to have to negotiate with someone who has committed horrendous crimes and the other side is going to have to do the exact same thing. this is how you negotiate a settlement of a war and the longer it goes on the more deeply entrenched will become the ethnic and sectarian divisions and the harder it will be to ever negotiate a peaceful settlement you know it's the sooner the better and to and to start drawing red lines as the united states is doing threatening military invasion if certain types of weapons are used and so forth or to draw a line and say these people are so evil we will never negotiate with them it is is to advocate for war until the society is ruined ok christian you want to jump

watch for those delays developing on the west side. this is the impact of an accident at edmondson that is taking up the left lane. major delays will be developing on the west side this morning. this is 295. southbound traffic picking up just a bit. watch for a backup developing there. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> hurricane isaac is flooding streets across the gulf. >> we have the latest conditions from new orleans. >> isaac is coming ashore with a fury. the storm is knocking down trees and taking down power lines. violent waves are hurtling down along the coast and the storm surge is up to 12 feet high. straw >> on winds and heavy rain could produce flooding well away from the coast -- >> strong winds and heavy rain. >> we are in the heart of this fight. >> many neighbors are helping each other survive. >> it is about knowing who is here so if somebody bad happens -- >> you never know who you will need in this world. >> lessons learned from a hurricane that struck exactly seven years ago today. rain is rushing through the

a lot of storms to the west. mostly in the mountains. they've not been able to make their way over into the area just yet. so once again, waiting to see if they're going to be able to make it over the blue ridge. if they stay together, some could have some locally heavy winds as well as a lot of lightning and very heavy rain. right now also not just severe thunderstorm warning down here this is rockingham county well south and east and west of us. severe thunderstorm warning here and a flood warning. they have seen a lot of rain from the storms. the storms continue. so watch out if you're along the i-81 corridor. we'll continue to watch out for that scenario. for us, around washington, d.c., the best chance for our storms will be between 7:00 and 10:00 tonight. yes, as we continue to mention, some of those could be strong to severe. we have to get all the way through these back here towards ohio once these make their way through, things will start to settle down for us. we'll talk more about that and what's in store for tomorrow. we're n

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thunderstorm activity to the south and west. culpeper, lots of cloud-to- ground lightning this morning. western suburb will be getting rain showers shortly if you are not getting them now. parts of the area could see some thunderstorms and some strong winds at that early this morning. we'll see a couple of series of showers and storms move through. temperature here in washington is certainly warm. 80degrees. humidity, 79%. there are your winds out of the south at eight miles per hour. the forecast for today calling for lots of clouds, high temperatures a little cooler with the cloud cover only in the mid- to upper 80s. we could see periods of rain showers and thunderstorms. some of those could be on the strong side later this afternoon. >> all right. in for a little rough commute perhaps. >> yes, always interesting when it rains when it is time to go home. >> i know. let's check in with lauren demarco and see how the roads are looking right now. >> we do have a couple of thins going on. i'm going to say happy friday. let's in the

widely what many in the west fail to recognize that terrorism is not necessarily a derogative turn it'sa descriptive term to denote a guerilla warfare a tactic that justifies the use of terror the use of while and for changing political goals for the same groups that must tear a tactic some bomb making skills on iraqi civilians on the us soldiers in iraq i'm not applying the same experts here in syria are to reporting from damascus in syria. the international community however failed to condemn the latest terror attack in central damascus the un security council is reportedly rejected rushers attempts to push for an official response american national defense analyst jeff steinberg says as long as some of his members continue to militarize the conflict there will be no peace in syria it's becoming pretty embarrassing for president obama who tells us the fact that he killed osama bin ladden to wind up in a de facto alliance. and the end it factor is that massive amounts of weapons that were stockpiled almost as collectors' items by qaddafi in libya. at the open market or were captured by

all the rain is out to the west and southwest. this is for the rain will be concentrated during the day today. down into parts of northern louisiana. some pretty generous rain. high pressure gives us good conditions. a cold front and what is left of isaac collide. this will take a turn in the ohio river valley and starts heading our way. we might have some issues later this weekend. today will be hot and not terribly humid. swims at 6 to 12 miles per hour. into saturday, more clouds and maybe some showers off to the west. more activity on sunday. by sunday into monday, our rain chances begin to increase. ocean city is good today and tomorrow. rain in ocean city on sunday. temperatures in the 80's. most of the weekend is a fine. the seven-day forecast -- near and 90 on saturday. we begin to have a threat for some rain by sunday and going up on monday and tuesday. none of this is cast in stone. we will make some final adjustments. 80's next week. from're just hours away the first firing of the engines for the baltimore grand prix. je

of the media it's it's simple right secondly for many europeans and even more still for people in the west they're all stereotype of russian being the enemy i mean only in society that their interests aren't so why by addressing the the the problem between religious and political leadership and these women you always refer to this tradition. in response to the criticism from abroad over the pussy riot case russia's foreign ministry has highlighted the fact that legislation in some major european countries like austria and of germany could see similar stunts inside a church land even bigger jail terms. now the mock prayer the pussy rioters performed in the christ the savior cathedral wasn't the first time the group has tried to court controversy as part of the group voice and one of the convicted women participated in an orgy in moscow's a biology museum just four days before she gave birth in another state on the activists tried to provoke reactions from police officers by kissing them on the metro mccauley a russian specialist at the university of london believes they are simply motivated

it is moving to the west. end a plane in there to see the progress the storm makes as it moves in over the next couple of days. our own forecast feels tropical. we do have a chance for scattered showers, thunderstorms today. moatsly east of us. the rain chances will be tapering off or ending west to east. cloudy skies means, yes, we'll see some sun breaks. high of west to southwest wind at 8-10 miles per hour. we can't take the rain chance out. it's the lowest to the west and highest to the east. everybody should reach the 80s for high. the future cast shows that rain chance is diminishing. a lot of breaks in the cloud. by evening, something could pop up as the day time heats. the best chance would be on the eastern shore. the highest chance for that by sunday. the rain chance do dip. still in the morning a couple of sprinkleses in the lower eastern shore. sunny out to the west. a look at the seven day forecast. 86 today and tomorrow. today humidity and still the rain chance. tomorrow it will be a lot of sun. m

we have two drainage basins, the west side and the bay side. within this two drainage basins, we had eight distinct watersheds. when a drop of rain falls on the west side, it will find its way towards the pacific ocean. the bay side, of course, towards the day. we will be talking about this a watershed a lot today. it is the largest one in the city, 10.9 miles. the focus of our discussion is the collection system, and challenges we have in the collection system, a lot of them are storm water. and when the volume of storm water exceeds our capacity and our treatment capacity, that is when we have something have dis. ccsd throughout the presentation is when the system needs hydraulic relief. on the screen now, we have a map with several members along the side. those are the criteria established collaborative labor with the regional water quality control board of the 1970's. we did our capital improvement program to be able to achieve them. from the lower right, and the middle, we have 10 occurrences. that is where the channel basins are. getting

activist outraged israel's military refuses a delivery of aid to palestinian schoolchildren in the west bank the incident follows recent revelations on the mass abuse of palestinian youngsters by israeli soldiers. iran's foreign minister rings the opening bell of the world's nonaligned summit in tehran which will see a third of un members taking part despite the west undermining the event. go process hit record highs in the predicted it's a good one in the business of the twenty first. it is a pleasure to have you with us here on our to today. live in moscow in syria activists have accused the country's security forces of killing over three hundred people outside the capital damascus and the death toll in the southwest town of the riaa

, the areas to the west to move on through here. stormy, not really, mostly down to the south, well up to the north and east. tomorrow our frontal boundary moves through. if you live along the chesapeake, you're going down toward the beaches, best chance will be there for you to the west. if you're going back to the mountains, i say plenty of sunshine, so much nicer day back to the west. on sunday, everybody sees nice weather, and we get sunshine too, so country looking pretty good. for most of us should be pretty nice as well. this evening, partly cloudy, looking good for the next few hours, a few late storms, so still a good idea to take the umbrella. if you hear thunder, make sure you get indoors, temperatures in the upper 70s to the lower 80s. tomorrow morning, partly cloudy, temperatures 68 to about 76, as we move on through the next 24 hours, i do think we'll see some possible showers down to the south and east. that's really about it. temperatures about 85 to 89 degrees, so a fairly nice one, especially for you folks out to th

visibility is reduced on the west side of town. i'll be back with more traffic coming up in a few minutes. you're watching 9news now. stay with us. >>> we're back at 6:29 with the latest on our breaking news. this is a live look at chartsey drive in marlboro, maryland. a 17-year-old girl was shot and killed there overnight. we're still waiting to learn her name. investigators say this may have been some kind of home invasion. we'll get a live report from the scene in about two minutes. >>> thanks so much for starting your day with us. i'm mike hydeck. >> i'm andrea roane. meteorologist howard bernstein is live on our weather terrace with the forecast. we saw in monika's traffic report there's some fog out there. >> we have the patchy fog. we're seeing it out west in town and the mountains but also some of the valleys like the potomac river valley. it's such a cool shot, i want to show it to you right now. you have the fog right over the river so the american legion bridge, underneath that there's low clouds, a little fog. once you d

there is a cold front back out to the west. it will come through slowly overnight tonight, but it will come through. still a chance for showers. still a chance for a spotty thunderstorm during the overnight into early morning. the forecast really has not changed. temperatures right now in advance of the front with the sunshine, they really warm up in the lower 90s. a little bit cooler back out to the west and look how temperatures are dropping off and the clouds and showers there along i-81. hagerstown at 70. now i'll keep showers and thunderstorms in right on through the evening hours. keep in mind, we're not looking for severe weather. we aren't looking for strong thunderstorms. just some garden variety showers and a few thunderstorms possible this evening. temperatures will be dropping. we'll talk about how cool it's going to be during the weekend. >> a little different from what we've been having. remember, you can always check the weather any time with the fox 5 weather app. down load it on your ipad. you can also find it o

it is one of several fires raging to the american west. one of the most brutal fire seasons anybody can recall. nbc's mike joins us. >> reporter: the most dangerous threat has been just north of here. that same fire now has other towns on high alert. as happens the shape and movements of idaho's fire have changed. when the occupants were given evacuation orders some feared the worst and vowed to stay until the very last minute. >> until i see fire come over the hill i will stay. >> this is a big investment for us. this is our retirement. >> reporter: the fire stalled two miles away leaving commander no choice but to wait before attacking the fire head on. >> it's just frustrating. that's where we are at with this fire today. >> reporter: while featherville's moment of truth is delayed the fire has spread to the west northwest. it's the weather that sets the pace. predicted thunderstorms could dump needed moisture but that means lightning. >> the lightning could hit the ground and spark new fires cht. >> reporter: there are similar stories a

still a cold front to the west. that will not be coming through until overnight tonight and rounds of showers and storms. look at the sun though. the more shun we see, boy if it gets the sunny i'm afraid the second area could be strong to severe and we'll have to watch that for the late afternoon to evening hours because anything that does go severe today could have damaging wind gusts and some hail. right now the yellow alert but we'll up to the red. the severe weather alert day and i may be changing that by noon. 87 today. tonight will be in the 70s in town and 60s north and west. early showers 87 tomorrow and showers linger south and east saturday. sunday looks good 88. and then monday sunny and hot 91. beverly farmer? >> absolutely. on i-66 to the west of manassas in fact in fauquier county they've had no less than four crashes between dell la plain and the plains. one a tree down across the roadway in that severe weather. in each case, although it's slow you can get by under police direction. here we are in mana

continuing to weaken as it pushes off there toward the west. as far as the north here, though, we have a low pressure area moving through the northern rockies. this could be producing some dry lightning. potentially could cause some wildfires there. in towards the east, a cold front continuing to push off toward the east. this has produced golf ball-sized hail. additional severe weather could be possible with that as it continues to rush toward the east. behind it, high pressure is setting in. bringing much fairer weather. cooler temperatures as well. toronto all the way up to 23 here on your friday. 23 as well in chicago. look at phoenix, though. 44 for your high. definitely a heatstroke is going to be very high at risk there across much of the southwest. now in europe, across the west, the iberian peninsula, high pressure has been dominating here. very hot across much of spain. actually in madrid, expecting temperatures into the low 40s. across much of the uk, though, high pressure also dominating here. a little cooler, though. look at the ext

it's moving to the west about 16 miles an hour. look at the track and path that it's on.it looks like it will head over cuba and set a track towards florida as we head towards the end of the weekend and beginning of next week, we're going to have our eyes pilled -- peeled on this situation. we look at future track not picking up a whole lot. as we go into the afternoon picking up a little bit. and high pressure builds in for friday, for today 85 degrees, sun and clouds, stray shower possible, unseasonably cool by this evening. more patchy fog when you wake up in the morning. warmer with more sunshine as we head into friday. check out what we have for your seven day as we go into the weekend. we'll take that. plenty of sunshine in the forecast. let's get a check of time saver traffic. >> you're saying i shouldn't go to miami this weekend. >> no, i don't think so. >> here is what's going on this morning as you make your way, be aware we are reduced down to one lane due to road construction. that's 895 on northbound as you make your way, also some issues out towards the west