turkey is much more a mod. >> rose: and turkey is what indonesia would le to be? >> some indonesia is, the justice party look at turkey as a model. but some of the people saying that turkey is not a finished model. it's going to the right model. >> rose: there are people who think this includes the prime minister and others an argument for being in the european union is that turkey can be a bridge to the muslim world. >> yes. >> rose: can indonesia be a bridge to the muslim world. >> well, the problem with the muslim world is to -- maybe indonesia can be a bridge to some muslim society but i doubt it if it is for all muslim societies. for instance, the indonesia mainly sunni muslim, while iran is shiite. >> rose: yeah. >> so not necessar and you know the history of the sunni and -- is quite bloody. >> rose: yes. >> so mayb we could be a model for some like malaia or even brune >> rose: what is the difference in juer of islam and the islamic defen fund? >> i think the biggest difference is in how we approach the relationship between islam and the modern and the cur

but with the end of the draft, he has no other choice but to go to turkey. as an alternative, he could pay thousands of euros to have his military service in turkey reduced to just three weeks. >> it could be a real problem because i would have to pay this money and then complete the military service. it could even turn out that i might never be able to return to turkey, but my father. -- like my father. >> his father could not afford to pay. he has not set foot in turkey in more than 10 years and faces imprisonment if he ever returned home. >> it is really bad. i am half turkish and was born there. if i was born in germany, it would be different. but you missed your country and relatives. >> they could never imagine turk -- serving in the turkish army. 20 years ago he paid and he is glad he did. >> first, because of safety considerations. that is still a war -- in the south of turkey and you could fight their if you do military service there. second, you lose everything that left behind in germany, such as your job. no employer wants to wait over a year for

the turkey chicks. >> jimmy: i like the turkey chicks.mmy: how old are these guys? >> see the eyes? the eyes start to go like, aw. >> jeff: just a couple weeks old. >> oh. >> jeff: like turkey, turkey. >> jimmy: brooke is putting hers to sleep. [ laughter ] >> just like i do with the audiences every night. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no. that's not true. that is not true. >> they actually get really comforted by it. like that -- that sort of warmth, and sort of being -- i'm not actually squeezing it to death. >> jimmy: i was going to say, are to strangling it? >> i'm not killing it. i'm not killing it. >> jimmy: you're killing the turkey chick. [ talking over each other ] >> oh, i know. i know. >> jimmy: oh, and can you talk turkey chick, or no? [ turkey chirping ] that's pretty good, huh? [ laughter ] he's very talented. [ applause ] he's a very talented human being. did you ever hear owen do the air horn? owen do the air horn, could you please? [ air horn noise ] thank you. thank you. [ air horn noise ] all right. thank you very much

marino's has become a leading furniture ran in turkey. the new affluence is reaching the pore, whose power is increasing. >> over the last few years i have been able to afford a house in a car, and enough for my family to live fairly well. >> already 600 factories, everyone here expects even more growth. one company that makes chocolate and cookies, their growth rate is a good example of a tiger. but the increased in size tends mainly to export not previously associated with turkey. the lack of skilled labor means the firm h h to rely on commuters. east and west meet in istanbul. it has become a showcase of the anatolian tigers. istanbul iseen a place where his company can show what i can do. >> business used to be different. people used to keep their operations small on purpose. today everyone wants to expand. they have to. localization forces us to take different risks. >> future oriented and conservative at the same time. >> developing a new feeling for life, they no longer take family vacations in the village. >> the tigers are extrem

government which facilitates friendly relations between the two is and turkey. turkey still hasn't recognized as i thought the turks always take the confusion factor into consideration. as the turkish cause insects are consolidated within a countrywide cook asian community shill and they form a significant force that can influence the domestic political decision making process. seal. in this regard apologies very much. up to seventy percent of iranians that reside outside their native country but their incomes over half of the budget know the state budget of course but the household budgets of the relatives we have anything of the kind. of situations are completely different because our main is a one nation state are many informal ninety percent of us population whereas we have a multicultural society. and there are unique culture. many different cultures is what makes us strong. this is especially true of all capital. which has inspired many poets and writers but this one of a kind mixture of cultures traditions and religions has something truly unique. recogni

between turkey and israel? >> well, we've been engaged in helping on that wh asked and engaged and doing everything we can to do that. we'd like to see that. >> rose: is it getting better, in your judgment? >> you know, i don't... i can't... i don't want to speak for either of these parties. but you know what i will say about this? given all the tu nut the region, given all of the profound change in the region, whether it's the ottoman empire, decolonialization ter world war ii. >> rose: 19. >> a lot of change. and it would be in our judent a very good thing for two very responsible countries, one a nato ally in the united states, turkey. and thother as close a ptner and ally as we have in the world israel to come together and bridge these differences and be a force for common sense, stability and good values in the region. >> rose: define-- because as you know, there was great controversy when the prime minister of isrl, benjamin netanyahu, cam here. what he today the president, what was said to jewh american

of housing living in turkey is there any person nowadays much more in fact. living in has here today are a very small people and you put there are you planning any real. in order to attract all those who were displaced from their home country. we are pursuing a special policy in this regard as we have established a state body that deals with the pats ration issues no mass migrations of stars and so forth. that is there are people who want to come back to the repatriation body helps them to settle down and resolve their rising problems. besides the great number of ethnic and presidents living in turkey predetermines the policy of the turkish government don't push facilitates friendly relations between the cars and turkey. turkey still hasn't recognized as i thought the turks always take the confusion factor into consideration. the turkish cozzens are consolidated within a countrywide cook asian community shill and they form a significant force that can influence the domestic political decision making process. seal in this regard their policies very much like a

turkey handshake?at only a world cup era thing? does it get retired now? >> no, no. >> can you show us the turkey and wild turkey, explain the difference? >> yeah, this is nbc, right? >> you can swear, we'll bleep it. no, you can't swear. >> turkey is your run of the mill good job, turkey, pat on the back. >> do a little fist. >> one person like this, one person like this. looks like a tom turkey. >> then we added our little spin on it. >> major kudos, you have to do something pretty amazing to get a wild crazy. >> for example. okay. that's the coolest thing that's ever happened to me in my life. [ laughter ] i will, thank you. i can die now. heather o'reilly, megan rapinoe, ali krieger, lori lindsay, thank you so much. congratulations. >> thank you for having us. >> thanks a lot. >>> while attacking president obama's debt ceiling, people buried at arlington cemetery are against the debt ceiling. >>> there's one former high >> announcer: there's a new breakthrough for men experiencing hair loss. introd

could potentially entailed the breakup of iraq as well as changing the border of neighboring syria turkey and iran all home to significant kurdish minorities no other place in iraq symbolizes the tension separating baghdad and kurdish leaders more than the province of kirk a source of some twenty percent of iraq's oil reserves has no official legal status iraqi arabs turkmens and kurds who claims to it under article one forty of the iraqi constitution the dispute over who is supposed to be resolved with a referendum we saw no reason why there should be any more. implementation of article one for three. i think when that happens even other nationalities living in those areas would have a better chance of. having a better security in those areas too because now it's like a gray area no one has full responsibility of doing what is best for the people however the vote has been continuously delayed due to political discord and violence in the region and to date neither arab nor kurdish leaders have been willing to yield their rights to the land currently and entire he was division is deployed

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ground turkey? to help make the healthiest choice. >> vegetables, hard to believe they're not perfect and healthy for you. boiling can boil away what is nutritional about them. >> i grew up with a grandmother who boiled all her vegetables. is issue is vegetables contain water soluble vitamins and they get leaked out and poured down the sink. at "cooking light" we found that when you either saute them or microwave them or steam them, you can maintain the vitamins. but when you boil them, you lose 55% of the vitamins. and they say that broccoli where they boiled broccoli for five minutes and 55% of the vitamins went down the strain drain. >> quickly, those vegetables have been dieting, people say i won't eat anything all afternoon. you say snacking is good. >> snacking is essential if you're trying to maintain your weight and energy levels. snack one to two times a day. snack should be one to 200 calories. we recommend low fat source of calcium like cheese, high fiber nuts and low calorie fruit. >> or

a lot of cousins were driven out into turkey during the wars in the caucasus in the nineteenth century there isn't any how he's between thirty as iran opposing nowadays much more in fact. who live in impasse here today are very small people and you put there are you playing in the real. in order to attract all those who were displaced from their home country. we are pursuing a special policy in this regard that as we have established a state body that deals with the past ration issue has no mass migrations of stars and so for me it was a risk in this that is there are people who want to come back so cross the repass ration by the helps them settle down and resolve their rising problems the story that if you put a little more besides the great number of ethical cousins living in turkey it sure determines the policy of the turkish government of course for silicates friendly relations between a cause that is and turkey. least. turkey still hasn't recognized us or i thought the turks always take the conclusion factor to intervene situation. plaza turkish because ins are consolidated within

this conference, opposition conference, to take place in turkey shows that turkey has clearly abandoned assad, jamie. >> that's significant. thank you so much, rina, for the latest from there. >> casey anthony spending her final few hours behind bars. the florida mother is getting out of jail tomorrow. after being acquitted of charges she killed her two-year-old daughter caylee. but experts say her freedom comes with a price tag. her personal safety. casey stegall is live outside the orange county corrections facility in orlando, florida and casey, how will this play out tomorrow? >> reporter: well, kelly, you know a lot of people would like the answer to that. at this point it really has been nothing, but speculation among media outlets and also, security experts because quite frankly, the officials here at the orange county jail are not releasing any information in terms of how this is going to go down and that is mainly to protect the safety of casey anthony because obviously, a lot of people were outraged by this verdict. they say that she got off for killing her young daughter cayl

. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton wrapped up her three-day trip to turkey. she met with the country's prime minister, foreign minister and archbishop of istanbul. the secretary praised turkey as an example of progress in a turbulent region, but he criticized the country over free speech and internet restrictions. >> now, syria's future is up to the syrian people, but, of course, the efforts by the opposition to come together to organize to be able to articulate an agenda are an important part of political reform. >> turkey has joined the u.s. and other countries in shunning lickian le i libyan leader moammar gadhafi. >>> in santa cruz, a church was closed after being vandalized. a piece of history was stolen and vandalized from holy cross church. police spotted a man carrying a piece of wood near a church on friday and they arrested him after he allegedly admitted to breaking the statue in piecing and stealing it from the chapel. it is considered priceless. 54-year-old lee wilson was booked in county jail for felony vandal iveism and grand theft. >>> and com

have told me before the broadcast. >> you've been chased by a turkey. >> chased by a lot of turkey,an. >> rununng fast, ron. >> thank you, ron. >> now time for the weather and casey curry from our houston station abc 13. good morning, casey. >> hey, good morning, bianna. lease talk a little more about what was tropical storm don. matt gutman mentioned this was not a big rainmaker and you can see it has been ripped apart by dry air. don is no more. didierent story on the west coast. monsoonal moisture spreading 3450 into the region. heavy rain throughout much of the southwest including possibly the l.a. area as well. temperaturewise cooler than normal still right along the coastline but hotterr than average temperatures especially in the interior northwest. reno today, 95 degrees. as far as the rest of the country, in casese you're doing some traveling headed on east, we're expecting severe storms in the northern plains, areas like minneapolis likely to see some rough weather. more triple-digit heat as you head down towards dallas. >> back to you, bianna. >> all right, casey, thank y

at the very beginning when we were developing tourism in turkey the area was not safe. and the conviction of your government and your president to say that we are going to develop this area to create jobs for the young of course to ensure security the government provides guarantees for up to seventy percent of investment but it's still taking a chance it's the right decision to develop this area so that is what needs to be done. the aftermath thank you very much for this interview. thank you. forty two thousand americans die each year from car accidents only a thousand. seven hundred thousand people. and thirty two thousand will kill themselves cancer in all its forms kills five hundred sixty thousand of us here part disease is even more devastating it kills over eight hundred seventy thousand americans every year. this is nature and discover its beauty. communicate with the wild and learn. test yourself and become free. to see what nature can give you on t v. if. need be soon which brightened if you knew about sun from funniest impressions. these friends starts on t.v.

at the very beginning when we were developing tourism in turkey the area was not safe. and the conviction of your government and your president to say that we're going to develop this area to create jobs for the young of course to ensure security the government provides guarantees for up to seventy percent of investment but it's still taking a chance it's the right decision to develop this area so that is what needs to be done with. the aftermath thank you very much for this interview. thank you. in india. the movie joins the who's who runs the violence the gateway to the grand imperial truly the torch was the. socialist good to see don't need to go and. read this in the kennel was her job as a retreat. six thirty am in moscow these are the headlines european leaders hammer out a deal on a second bailout for greece worth one hundred nine billion euros in a desperate bid to save the single currency private lenders will also be contributing for the first time to a state's rescue to the tune of thirty seven billion while the use of emergency fund for debt stricken nations

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at the very beginning when we were developing tourism in turkey the area was not safe. and the conviction of your government on your president to say that we're going to develop this area to create jobs for the young of course to ensure security the government provides guarantees for up to seventy percent of investment but it's still taking a chance it's the right decision to develop this area so that is what needs to be done. and i thank you very much for this interview. thank you. wealthy british style. markets why not scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy with max kaiser for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. observed nature and discoveries. communicate with the wild and learn. test yourself and become free. see what nature can give you. a mission free accreditation free transfer charge is free. range and free risk free studio tied for free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects and a free media oh don the r t dot com you. it's kevin owen here it out see this morn

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