they are treacherous and not to be trusted. i'm not talking talking here again about qaeda or the taliban. the assumption is that all must one's are inherently violent and inherently untrustworthy. now, it got so bad that finally, the justice department said okay, we have to review all of these materials because it's kind of an embarrassment. so i think that's slowly, as information comes out about these programs, the new list partner program, it's not the only one, but also that law enforcement has this kind of worldview is more information comes out, gradually we are starting to see a reality principle applied to how law enforcement where. and something i didn't mention of course is there's a big difference between islamic phobia here in the united states and his in europe in part because the muslim communities have very different. and one very important distinction is muslim communities here in the united states about the wealthier communities in the united states with a standard of living are earning capacity roughly compar

muslims are inherently violent, are treacherous and want to take over the world. let's just go back through the key assertions of this ad. number one, muslims built mosques where they had military victories. well, in some cases, that's true. in other cases mosques were built where people wanted to have mosques built. because they had a muslim community. but that's not the point here. the point is that there's an implication that islam is inherently violent whereas the other religion, other religion, the old testament, what does it say in the old testament? well, let me quote one section. ya way commands saul to kill all of the amalachites including the women and children. and when saul doesn't do that, when he spares some of the livestock and the amall kite king, yeah way says, saul, i told you, all of the amalachites. you disappointed me, saul. so saul had to kill the livestock and the king as well. this isn't just one example in the old testament. of course, jews built synagogues, places where they had military victories. but do we call judaism the religion of t

>> very treacherous navigation. right. and again, speaks to magellan's accomplishments as a navigator. yes. very, very treacherous sailing around the tip of south america through the straits of magellan. treacherous then and today. and very long. so you're right. in the 20th century we builds the panama canal which cuts that off. >> did magellan's crew settle australia? >> no. magellan, you can see here, here is magellan. they come into the philippines, no, they don't set foot in australia. and they come down through the islands, borneo, australia is one of the late discoveries, one of the later discoveries. other questions. >> so st. augustine is -- wasn't the french right after that? >> it's john cabot. sorry. jacque cartier, in the 1530s, will be sailing here in the north. what cartier, and what cabot are looking for is once the europeans understand that there's something here called north america, what they really want then is what do you think? once they find -- they want a way through it. because they are still fixat

found twelve bodies weather conditions on treacherous terrain to reach the scene of the sukhoi superjet crash. it is good to have you with us here on our to today. live in moscow the un security council has unanimously strongly condemned terrorist blasts that killed at least fifty five people and wounded almost four hundred in damascus on thursday the twenty explosions near a government intelligence complex are the worst terror attacks in syria since the start of the uprising last year. brings us the latest from u.n. headquarters in new york. all fifteen members of the security council have to recognize that terrorist networks are working in side of syria it was only just on tuesday when the syrian envoy to the united nations had accused a number of regional air powers of sponsoring terrorism to undermine the ceasefire in syria the syrian ambassador. held up a d.v.d. claiming that on that d.v.d. was confessions of dozens of individuals that were involved in terrorist activities upon the order of what he said were goals steeds joint special envoy kofi annan did address also the media jus

it's a mile wide 40 percent of all california is water before damning flow through it is treacherous and the currents are reaching a shipwreck there is a beautiful spot if you find it and it's cold. so when they found it they really did hit cold and was named to the golden gate and eight in 48 by front i think it instantly put value on it that this was this was it. >>> for the the first tent the tourists see it this in the same thing they go out its orange why is and it's cold and the answer is good of the gate was named long long before the fed to the imagination the drama of the purchase ever conceived. >>> was a the navy that wanted it to be paid to black and yellow stripes. >>> first there against the construction of the bridge as germany others to determine of because it would be a threat because the of the bay. the environmentalists because that was so stunning and beautiful. with a torn truly does set off by the blue of the water and the grit and grime that. >>> interestingly and was because the steel was made in pennsylvania was too much still to take a crossroads they put on

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and rask areas have found twelve bodies while battling dreadful weather conditions and the treacherousterrain to reach the scene of the sit. in indonesia the are meters from the main disaster zone with little hope of survivors being found. those like out lines and sports next with paul scott. hello i welcome along to the world of sports here is what we've got coming up. clay complaints rafael nadal threatens not to return to the madrid masters unless there are changes to the cool slinks off a surprise three set the thing to compare trip from david asco. prize assets to martin ledley way after the first round of the players' championship assured ross as the world's best boxer about for the biggest prize pot go. to checkmate moscow prepares to host the chess world championship as reigning champion base one out takes on challenger college young fun here in the russian capital. but first to control the sea on the tennis courts and while number two rafael nadal has threatened not to return to the madrid masters in twelve months time after complaining about the quality of the courts play spe

plane because we were absolutely confident in the believe most aviation experts believe that the treacherous terrain and poor visibility probably contributed to the plane going down on wednesday details that offer devastated relatives little comfort for a miracle to happen to good news about watching the news means good news i still have hope to find my wife. preassure either our teach a car to indonesia. and you can find the timeline of the tragedy on our website www dot com we also have a plenty more of the story online including these poignant last photographs of the pilots and some of the others who were on board taken just before the ill fated flight details all got about seat dot com. room was spreading like wildfire on the internet about russian police allegedly beating up a pregnant woman at last weekend's opposition demonstration these turn out to be full it's revealed the person in question is a man and investigation into the offices of behavior is under way more details about this rather strange case of. height fifty two meters. more than eight thousand tons. skin thickness thirty

into the mountain and most aviation experts that we've spoken to have said that this is a very treacherous terrain as i pointed out so they're thinking that visibility. rain or probably factors that caused human error. to basically caused the plane to crash into the mountain but obviously you know we have no official word yet we're waiting for crews to get to the scene and for authorities to determine the official cause just. performing a presentation. what does this tragedy mean for the company's future. well i think it's a little bit too early to tell as of right now you know it's a very new plane it was the first commercial plane built by russia since the end of the soviet union the first plane was built in two thousand and seven and the first test of the plane was in two thousand and eight and the first commercial launch was in two thousand and eleven nothing like this is ever happened before there's already been one hundred seventy orders placed for this plane around the world and that's supposed to be fairly reasonable reasonably play priced at thirty five million dollars per plane i

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and rescuers have found twelve bodies while battling dreadful weather conditions and treacherous terrain to reach the scene of the suit boy superjet crash in indonesia they are metres from the main disaster zone with little hope of survivors being found. next hour mosque while next our team takes you to all the spectacular locations near the kremlin in the heart of the russian capital. hello and welcome the sun is shining and it's a beautiful day on this week's program we're taking a look at cultural outlaws around the kremlin with a history dating back centuries the whole area is a walking open at museum and the capital has certainly see that small truest times over the past few hundred years and from stories to legends google every area and corner here is full of interesting facts and figures there are a few cities worldwide that resonates with history and culture the way moscow does whether you find yourself and meiring say basil's cathedral or the ancient walls of the kremlin you can spend hours gazing at the various sites here delve a little deeper away from the typical tourist spot

indianapolis at 97 on sunday, could be really treacherous. we'll start hearing about those things called the heat index. and a lot of abc stations will have those on this weekend. >> it's back. and the giant storm on the east coast going to bring wind and rain just in time for the weekend. >> reporter: so ugly for beach-goers. unfortunately, from the carolinas south, especially sunday into monday. >> all right, ginger zee, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to that air scare today. a passenger rushing toward the cockpit on board an american airlines flight in miami, tackled by two passengers. abc's david kerley tonight on the string of scares and the every day passengers taking them down. >> reporter: just moments after this american airlines jet touched down in miami, a passenger got out of his seat and rushed toward the front of the aircraft, with the plane moving, ignoring orders to sit down. then, those two passengers on the flight from jamaica sprang into action. >> i had him like that and i had him on the ground and i was on top of

. >> you have to watch out for the treacherous rip currents at the beach, some from tropical storm berylxpected to hit the florida-georgia coast tonight. >> i encourage all residents to stay indoors and off the streets as the storm hits. >> not all the heat is coming from the sun. wildfires are scorching the earth across the country. in michigan, flames have claimed over 20,000 acres. >> volunteers placed flags on nearly 113,000 veterans grades at the golden gate national cemetery. the winds are way -- winds are ripping at jacksonville beach. it will be heading jacksonville tonight. >> back here at home we had temperatures in the '90s. >> tomorrow will be even more sultry. >> it is a rude awakening. >> we will talk about beryl as well. here is our live picture out from the beach. folks are still out at the beach. not as many umbrellas as we had earlier. all little fog and tractors clearing up the sand. let them go. that's why it is still there. i have to do some more research on that. 84 in gaithersburg. it's very warm and sticky out there. we have not seen much in the way of storms loca

the by the way i'm ivan martin uro's yeah we noticed your hate for ice and i hate for ice they're treacherous from south. korea we have the form and soon i know where all. these communist losers are protesting against the radar. through you know the american army liberated us three times. world war one and world war two hundred and reagan out arm the soviets and you losers the americans and english sold us out in thirty eight shut up sold us out sold us out since you're careful i have witnesses france and england sold us out to the us instead of kneeling before america and worshipping it over to close the us. what were you doing when the soviets put in their rockets. through your country as terrorists oh no. there's a lot of discussions going on these aren't easy agreements to put in place the two of them so i was in there for the i wouldn't disclose but i feel optimistic to hold up to missed that we will get this time as the prime minister said we're down to a couple of words what you probably want to know is the three words i'm not going to tell you. because that's the it's the show that i

. >> heavy fog and a treacherous consider of spelled disaster for a car and a tractor-trailer. >> what i will miss is this. i've been a cop for a long time. >> after five years leading the department, baltimore city police commissioner fred bealefeld is stepping down. >> a foggy day to the start and then rain. wyatt everhart will have the forecast in a few minutes. >>> first, we begin with breaking news. an adult has been arrested in qex with a prekindergarten -- connection with a prekindergarten student who

it's really treacherous out there. but i know this is only one of the many challenges you have overcome on the way to your diplomacy today. you have battled your way through trying to find a parking place on campus, you've battled your way through trying to register for classes on connect carolina. you have battled through living in hilton james and having to walk in the rain to an am class at grand memorial. and you have battled your way through many games of zombies and humans. now, i have to admit i never heard of that game but it does sound like good preparation for anyone who will be moving to washington, d.c. you've survived it all and here you are. however, while this is a very special day for you, before imparting some of my invaluable indispensible words of wisdom i would like to say something about another important group here today. they are sitting on the sides here beaming proudly and not even thinking about what it cost to get to this day. or what happens if you can't get a job and have to move back home.

. >> it can be treacherous here if you're coming during the fast tides.here's a lot of establishments with alcohol. we know we have some drinking and driving. >> reporter: it is awfully beautiful. that relaxing atmosphere can make people forget how dangerous it can be. >> high throttle, not ob serving. that's a very dangerous thing to do. >> the sad thing on the water, it's unavoidable. it's being properly prepared and using good common sense, wearing good pfd's. >> reporter: at the kent narrows, don harrison. >> the same divers who recovered the body will also be looking for a 21-year-old man who authorities say jumped off of the bay -- off a boat in the bay. >>> police found a draino bomb in the front yard. they're makeshift explosives used by combining draino and 2-liter soda bottles. so far, no charges have been filed. >>> on memorial day we remember veterans. today we also remember those who come home with no place to call home, the homeless veterans. >>> plus, tropical storm beryl makes and fall in florida -- lafl--land fall. it's time to get going.

the waves were treacherous. >> whenever you're paddling out there and those waves are just crushing you it's tough to get out. that's when i know. no time to go back in. >> reporter: forecasters say berel will likely flush out memorial day beach plans before it moved on. >> here it was a nice warm day. berel is not impacting our area. bernadette woods is tracking the storm. is it headed this way? >> eventually it's going to factor into our forecast. we're going to show you first doppler radar. it's really coming together pretty well. it's tightening right in there. that's the center of this and as it is strengthening, making land fall that's usually not a good scenario. winds are about 65 miles per hour and the thing is, it only has to get to 74 miles per hour before it becomes a hurricane. it still has that chance. we're going to switch it over and show you what we have going on, eventually making land fall and sort of hanging out for about a day or two over land before turning around to the northeast. that's when it factors more into our forecast. tuesday into wednesday. some of that

plane because we were absolutely confident in the believe most aviation experts believe that the treacherous terrain and poor visibility probably contributed to the plane going down on wednesday details that offer devastated relatives little comfort i'm wishing for a miracle to happen and to you good news about watching the news means good news i still have hope to find my wife. preassure either our teach a car to indonesia. and of course i do remember dot com you can find all the details about this flight as well as more about russia's a super super jet also online day where you can see photos of some of the crew cheering before the fatal flight that's taken less than an hour before the tragedy . plus a gender politics while the russian no blogosphere fumes of a claims that police had beaten a pregnant woman latest videos reveal that the woman was actually a man. well the controversial video footage has surfaced showing men in a waffen s.s. uniforms teaching children in a lot feehan kindergarten this in a country which holds on you will parades to on a nazi veterans which is widely seen as

now, sunday, surfers in daytona beach said that the waves were treacherous. >> whenever you are paddling on out there and the waves are crushing you, it's hard to go out. >> reporter: the forecasters say that they will likely wash out the memorial day plans along the southeast coast from florida to south carolina and before it moves out to sea. >>> men in black iii took the top spot at the box office this weekend. the sequel is starring will smith and tommy lee jones as they grossed $55 million in the u.s. since friday. now, that bumped the avenners as the second -- avengers in three seconds. they stood in 500, $14 million. only the fourth movie to top half a billion dollars. battleship's total was just over $47 million. >>> the golden gate bridge turned 75 years old today. a big celebration is planned for san francisco's famed bridge. tens of thousands are now gathering along the water front. the festivities will be capped off with a fireworks display later tonight. >>> just ahead, a patriotic look at the empire state building this holiday weekend. >>> how hot is it going to be on memor

people who live in this neighborhood say it's a treacherous stretch of roadway. >> i think they should slow things town. maybe have better signs for pedestrians. there are a lot of people that walk across the street and these drivers don't see them over the other side of the hill. >> reporter: now folks around here say as we drive uphill on masonic the trader joe's is right when the hill goes down. it could be difficult to see. a masonic is a four lane roadway and the grocery store is right between euclid and greery an extremely dangerous intersection. the woman was not in the crosswalk and there are a lot of crosswalks nearby but most people shopping don't use them. we'll tell you why coming up. i'm tara moriarty. >>> we are also following overnight news from oakland. police are looking for two gunman that shot and injured a man outside his own home. that started around midnight. the man was shot in the chest during a robbery attempt. no word on the victims condition. gunfire could be tied to a home invasion robbery. >>> oakland police are also investigating the shooting of a teenager

is was a gunner on board one ship braving fierce seas bitter cold and a treacherous route infested by german u. boats never they are thin in the can you just imagine. wife's come in that. is the block of flats you just passed as who the wife say just picked us up picked us up just market or i just. bought perry bond we were fourteen thousand pretty a very dark and you know we've been lifted up because she could hear the screws turn in at the war. below and in the water this is the very ship john says don't his job was to man the n.t.a. craft guns against the heavy enemy fire from above but the onslaught came from the sea to the huge icy waves with the warmth even a ship this size just over eight hundred ships were dispatched in total in the convoys but one in eight never made it back britain lost three thousand men in what was known as the most hostile theater of world war two the waters so cold that falling in meant almost certain death yet those behind the mission never own and the men it sent john received medals for other campaign see fourteen but he's still missing the one that m

too many climbers trying to make their way could make the journey more treacherous even though today's adventure seekers have sherpas and oxygen tanks. ken cool joins me by phone from mount everest, at base camp on his 10th trip to the summit. wow. amazing. good morning to you, appreciate you joining us by phone. first of all let me ask you, did you know the climbers who died last weekend? >> no, no, i didn't. it is very sad event on the mountain here, obviously most of the base camp was shocked. one of those unfortunate things. lots to celebrate about mount everest and when this happens it saddens the whole community. >> how dangerous is climbing mount everest, we talked about the crowds, does that make it more dangerous? >> it all comes down to management, really. this is my tenth trip here, i have ten fingers, toes and my nose, it comes down to good planning, good preparations and working with a good crew for the execution of the plan goes according to plan. there were a few deaths this year but it's a very dangerous sport. the crowds don't help things, the weather made crowds were

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and rescuers have found twelve bodies while babbling dreadful weather conditions and treacherous terrain to reach the scene of the suit boy super jet crashed in indonesia near nerds from the main disaster zone with little hope of survivors being found. also tell stories here in our t.n.x. us promised our special report on why iraq wasn't. the weapons inspection process was little more than a game taken seal denied to see the return of inspectors would provide no assurance whatsoever to eliminate by inspection is quite frankly a fool's errand on the contrary there is a great danger that it would provide false comfort that saddam was somehow back in his box reality is that between the original unscom inspections and the unmovic inspections you destroyed with those inspections ninety two probably ninety five percent of the iraqi arsenal the first gulf war destroyed almost nothing and you know post-war u.s. battle damage assessments confirm the weapons inspectors were effective they for saddam to get rid of this stuff. they had that country under control by in one nine hundred ninety eight a

but as brian rooney reports, the crowds are making the journey even more treacherous. >> reporter: thisndreds of adventures and guides trying to get to the tallest mountain in the world. this video was shot last week. "outside" magazine writer tried to reach the summit monday but turned around in bad weather. he called us from base camp. >> i spoke with one guide who said his team waited for 3 1/2 hours to the last cliff face before you get to the summit. waiting at that altitude for 3 1/2 hours, not moving, your body is cooling down. >> reporter: dangerous weather this spring has limited the number of days for climbers to reach the summit. now with possibly only a week left in the season, there's a rush to the top, but there's only one line up and down. >> everybody has to go at the speed of the slowest climber. what that does, creates an enormous traffic jam. >> reporter: the bottle neck is in what's known as the death zone, the thin air where hikers become sluggish. even breathing from oxygen bottles. temperatures can be 35 below zero. >> every time a team summits they radio down to

plane because we were absolutely confident in the believe most aviation experts believe that the treacherous terrain and poor visibility probably contributed to the plane going down on wednesday details that offer devastated relatives little comfort i'm wishing for a miracle to happen to good news about watching the news means good news i still have hope to find my wife. priya sri there are teacher carter indonesia. now i do remember at r.t. dot com you can find all the details about this flight as well as more about when you are russian sukhoi superjet also online you can see photos of some of the crew cheering before the fatal flight taken less than an hour before the tragedy. of gender politics the russian blogosphere fumes over claims that police have beaten a pregnant woman videos reveal that the woman was actually. for a third time this week greece's deadlocked parliament is desperately trying to form a coalition government but hopes of a deal do remain slim but the country now facing the possibility it may have to hold new elections polls however suggest that pro bailout parties would

weather conditions and treacherous terrain to reach the scene of a sukhoi superjet crash in indonesiabut they are now just meters away from the main disaster zone with little hope of survivors being. pulled with the action from the world of sport. thank you very much rory welcome to the sports headlines here's what's coming up the name game russian manager dick advocaat announces his provisional twenty six man squad for this summer's european football championship in poland and ukraine. clay court complaints around file nidal threatens not to return to the madrid masters unless there are changes to the surface place after a surprise three set defeat to compared to fernando verdasco. prize asset in poulter and martin led lead the way after the first round of the players championship at sawgrass as the world's best do battle for the biggest prize possible golf. but starting with football and russia manager dick advocaat has named his provisional twenty six man squad for this summer's european football championship there are two uncapped players in the lineup as doire from local multi re