they can survive speaking only in turkish.intentioned education schemes are frank was unless the politicians also deal with what and to get -- education researchers term ethnic colonies. >> the situation today is that the never ends with the most immigrants are also the neighborhoods with the most part are the and the most children. it is a classic example of structures that do not promote integration. >> he is steering against the trend with his self-help approach. needs organization works with seven schools to provide extra class is to their students. soon the number will expand to 20. >> you feel more self- confidence. because you feel more useful. >> i am filling part of a society, which is one of the key steps to integration. >> i spoke earlier to migration expert and began by asking him why this kind of project is not enough. >> primarily because it is taking a long time for germany to enologist is a country of immigration. and one of the main excuse is being that, primarily in the educational sector, an acknowledgement

i've been following turkish foreign policy for a long time.ery rarely vote again the u.s., and very rarely on an issue of core security interests to the u.s. why did you vote against the iran sanctions? >> look, this should not be misunderstood. that vote opened the way for more diplomacy. how can you solve this problem? two ways. war or diplomacy. we prefer diplomacy because if the war happens, the region will be more. >> the other issue is relations with israel. you have had relations with israel for a long time, military relations. ever since the israeli operation in gaza, relations seemed to get bad and go -- get worse. and then, of course, you had the flotilla incident and at this point there seems to be virtually no contact or communication. how is this situation going to get resolved? >> it's not our choice, you see. we did not prefer this relationship. unfortunately, it was a great mistake from israel's side because this blockage, embargo on gaza, not only turkey is criticizing this. president obama, madam clinton, all five countries,

turkish foreign policy, turkish ambassador to the u.n.ery rarely vote against the u.s., and very rarely on an issue of core security issues to the u.s. why did you vote against the iran sanctions? >> you misunderstood the way for diplomacy. how can you solve this problem? two ways. be fair diplomacy. because if the war happens. >> the other issue has come up is your relations with israel. you are -- you have had relat n relations with israel for a long, you have had military relations with israel. ever since the israeli operation in gaza, relations seem to get bad. and get worse. and then, of course, you had the flotilla incident, and at this point, there seem to be virtually no contact or communication. how is this situation going to get resolved? >> it is not our choice, you see. we did not prefer this deterioration in relationship, but unfortunately it was a great mistake from the israeli side, because this blockage, embargo on gaza, not only turkey is criticizing this. president obama, madame clinton. all the p minus 5 countries, the

of the seventeenth century where the cossacks brought back turkish habits along with the new turkish wives and it's been a big social occasion ever since. you could see was not simply a meal. but you a chill get together over coffee to discuss matters of interest because it's never drank on their own they're always invited to be made out of friendship. and you don't just drink plain coffee it's always served with milk mark. extremely nice. things to come from around town of honest delicious pancakes i was ready to see what else was going on in the village and i didn't have to look phone. and his friends. who perform all around russia but there are also happy to train new students providing they wearing the proper gear of course. you know we don't try and i don't . know is the beard but we don't have time for that but i had a few riding lessons by now and i was confident that nothing could possibly go wrong assuming that's all he wasn't going to make me copy his protege i'm told he was once in the presidential guard and he's following in the footsteps of a proud line of course. but th

wars of the seventeenth century where the cost export back turkish habits along with the new turkish wives and it's been a big social occasion ever since. you could see was not simply a meal. but you which will get together over coffee to discuss matters of interest because it's never drank on their own they always invite you to send out the friendship. and you don't just drink plain coffee it's always served with whipped milk. mark. extremely nice whatever it is going to get some kind of. things to come some around town of on as delicious pancakes i was ready to see what else was going on in the village and i didn't have to look phone. and his friends of kazakhstan drivers who perform all around russia but they're all so happy to train new students providing they're wearing the proper gear of course. we don't write i don't read a whole i'm missing there is the bits so we don't have time for that but i had a few writing lessons by now that i was confident that nothing could possibly go wrong assuming this only wasn't going to make me copy his protege as i'm told he was once in the pr

the proposed cafe will offer a as i understand it, turkish coffee. this is something you cannot get anywhere else. i would like to see this. this is no longer a smoke shop. this has been cut down. this is a tiny space. this is not economically viable. in the spirit of diversity and cooperation in, they have made plans to keep the congregation from the shared entrance to insure that there's not smoke bothering these people. i have every confidence that they will continue this and i would like to see this permit granted. i would like to see the chairs and tables go out there. thank you for your time. >> good evening. i'm here to speak on behalf of the beauty shop. i'm a long-term client of these. this will reflect differently on the salon. >> good evening, commissioners. i support the granting of the denial. the hearings history sounds pretty colorful. i can say that after decades of patronage and on the block, i have rarely seen in more community-spirited merchant. what we like about the area is the color and vibrancy. one of the things that happened

americans agenda and turkish agenda is almost overlapping. i don't think there are many countries like that. for instance, america is dealing with afghanistan. america is dealing with middle east. america is dealing with balkans. america is dealing with terror and energy transportation. diversification of energy source s. we have the same agenda. we have been dealing, also, with these issues. it's good that we are being coordinating it. we have the same views, you see. so i don't think there are many companies in the world that they have the same agenda. >> rose: you also have a good relationship with iran. >> iran is our neighbor. and they have different regimes. we are democrat and we are trying to be member of the european union so this is different, of course. but if you have a neighbor definitely you are... you want to be friendly and you want cooperation with them. we've had a very stable border with iran since 1659. so there's no border problem. there's no conflict. >> rose: you don't support sanctions against iran. >> u.n. sanctions i

the turkish military which constitutes illegally occupying northern cyprus has overseen the systemic destruction of religious sites and the illegal -- illegal looting of a large number of religious and archeological objects. when northern cyprus was invaded, churches were left open to looters and vandles. the turkish forces, throw required to secure the religious sites by several conventions to which it is a signatory, failed to do so. around 500 churches, monday stares, cemeteries and other religious sites belonging to greek sipry ats, armenians have been desecrated, pillages, looted, destroyed and, including one jewish cemetery. 80 christian churches have been converted into mosques. 28 being used by turkish army as stores and barracks and many others are used for other nonreligious purposes such as coffee shops, hotels, public baths, night clubs, stables, theaters and barns. since 2004, at least 15 churches have been leveled such as st. kathryn's church in the district which was bulldozed in mid-2008. additionally, the church of the holy virgin was used as a dancing studio until t

in history as a turning point in turkish democracy. you will always be remembered for this. this date, september 12 which was [unintelligible] has turned onto a bright page. >> the constitution puts the military more firmly under civilian supervision. the army has staged four coups in the past few years. it allows policies of discrimination to encourage gender equality. it also strengthens the prime minister's hands and he is a divisive figure because of his abrasive leadership style and deep islamic faith. his plans to restructure the judiciary giving his governments greater say over judges has alarmed secular turks. the heated campaign gave little opportunity to inform the public about the amendment. most people probably voted according to party loyalties. a no vote shows mistrust of the government remains high. this is still a divided country. >> the latest headlines, at least 18 people were killed in clashes between demonstrators and police in kashmir. the catholic church in belgium promise to help victims of sexual abuse. many wan

human rights council was told on monday that israeli troops broke international law by storming a turkishaid flotilla bound for gaza in may. karl hudson phillips is the chair of international independent fact-finding mission. >> commission considers the kind of for the flotilla public jurors was disproportionate and excessive-passengers was disproportionate and excessive. this resulted in the deaths of nine passengers and interest to many. the mission finds a serious violations. >> new released census data shows the income gap between the richest and poorest americans grew last year to its widest amount on record. the top earning 20% of americans received more than 49% of all income generated in the country in 2009. the income gap has nearly doubled since 1968. the u.s. has the greatest income disparity among western industrialized nations. despite the growing income gap, senate democrats last week put off a vote on whether to repeal president bush's tax cuts for the wealthy until after the midterm election. in recent ap poll found 54% of americans support raising taxes on the highest u.s

inseptember 12 will go down history as a turning point in turkish democracy.lways be remembered for this. we will always be remembered for this. this day, september 12, which was tainted with the constitution of a coup has turned into a bright page. >> the amended constitution puts the military more firmly under civilian supervision. the army has faced four coups in the past 50 years. it indeed finds individual rights of expectations to children and allows politics discrimination to encourage gender inequality but a but it also strengthens the prime minister's hands. he is a divisive figure here. after his abrasive, some sibling leadership style, and his deep islamic faith, his plans to restructure the judiciary giving his government grace to say over the judges has alarm secular turks. he could campaign before the referendum for an opportunity to inform the public about the amendments. most people probably voted according to party loyalties. a substantial and no vote shows that the government runs high and it is a divided country. >> here are the latest headl

with are also being called terrorists it's no wonder that i age is being accused in this way the turkish charity first popped up on the cia's radar four years ago it's been banned in israel in germany who say it strongly linked with a mass in gaza the last thing is my all humans would call him soft as a terrorist he's a father of three and says he boarded the ship for gaza for his three daughters in the gaza the children should have a right to live freely we want this so i joined that organization if another event of this kind was organized i would go again sit up in the early ninety's to help bosnian muslims the i h h or humanitarian relief foundation has offices in one hundred twenty countries where are the roads and the people in need we will be room or solidarity for these people and it's shown solidarity in pakistan if you levanon indonesia iraq china as well as with the palestinians we help we'll hospitals schools we hope we will impress her we are puzzles for the pupils palestinian writer had a commie says israel is trying to portray the group as a terrorist one in order to try an

reporting from the cycling region and coming up why it's never too late for a career change a former turkish star striker hopes to score big in the winter olympics find out how and what loves got to do with it. now let's look at some other international stories making headlines today the u.s. has carried out its first execution of a woman in five years to resul lewis was convicted in two thousand and two of conspiring to kill her husband and stepson two men with offers of sex and money to carry out the killings both gunmen were sentenced to life in prison and one committed suicide four years ago just rejected an appeal by lewis's lawyers who argued her execution would be unconstitutional as they claimed she had learning difficulties. japan has said it will release the captain of a chinese fishing boat who's arrested disputed waters a diplomatic route suspended high level contact with tokyo following the incident a chinese vessel allegedly crashed into two japanese patrol boats near taiwan a fortnight ago earlier four japanese men were detained in china over illegal filming in a military zone

as brutal and disproportionate israel still claims the incident was self-defense and considers a turkish charity group which led the flotilla terrorist link to hamas are falsely or reports. the pictures that catapulted a relatively little known him go on to the world stage in the world in which we live today where sympathizers or sympathize with them are also being called terrorists it's no wonder that i age is being accused in this way the turkish charity first popped up on the cia's radar four years ago it's been banned in israel in germany who say it's strongly linked with hamas in gaza the last thing is my illness would call himself as a terrorist he's a father of three and says he boarded the ship for gaza for his three daughters all this in a gaza the children should have a right to live freely we want this so why join that organization if another event of this kind was organized i would go again sit up in the early ninety's to help bosnian muslims the i h h or humanitarian relief foundation has offices in one hundred twenty countries where are the roads the people. we will go home

there is no place in san francisco that makes turkish coffee. well, maybe there is one. this is definitely a competitive advantage. we certainly don't have this on this block. >> do you have any documentation of your changing your business? >> rather than the documents i have sent to you, no. >> a business plan. >> there is no business plan. this is a very small business. >> what about to the building permit request to put it in a sink or what not? things that you don't necessarily see in a smoke shop. >> i believe that there is 150 square feet. they would sell coffee and then this would hold the department requirements but i don't believe that there are any requirements from the building department. >> how would he watched the utensils and cups? >> we did not open the cafe. >> you are not doing any other improvements that would require a building permits. >> the matter is submitted. >> there was no public support. we heard there was public support tonight. i also discussed the issues of common interest. >> they stated as to why this was not done. maybe give them six mon