this interaction, how the pitches relate to each other is defined in western music theory as harmony. (man) to me, harmony is similar to the spice that you use when you're creating a sauce. you've got a melody. there are many different ways you can harmonize the same melody, and the way you choose to harmonize it is what will give you a different emotional response. so in that sense, i really feel that the harmony is responsible for how a melody makes you feel. [low hum and sticks clacking] [cultural music montage] [keyboard plays light jazz music] (man) harmony can best be described as notes sounding together in combination; pitches that are stacked on top of one another. if we hear only a melody by itself, with no harmonic accompaniment, it might sound something like this. [plays melody line from "we three kings"] now if we hear an accompaniment to it, this would be considered harmonizing the melody. this hand is going to play the harmonic accompaniment. this hand will play the melody again. (man) if you look at harmony as the sounding of a number of musical notes at the same time,

media as if its meaning was clearly understood by all in fact when western politicians and media invoke the phrase international community it almost always reflects the thinking and agenda of washington and its closest allies around the world used in this manner the international community is in fact a very small minority. crosstalk the term international community i'm joined by my guest george samuel in new york he is a fellow of the global policy institute of london metropolitan university and in tampa we cross ruff he's a day he's a political scientist and president of the international american council right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it if i go to you in tampa when you hear the term the international community when politicians and evoke invoke it when western media says the international community says this or represents what it was that mean to you that's a great question peter i think you hear a lot of the politician usually throughout the term international community and it's really very depends on the c

much western art can be seen as variations on the love/hate relationship western artists had with greek and roman classicism, but that is just one view. every generation takes from the past what it needs to make sense of itself. there is no such thing as objective history. in art as in anything else, there are only our interpretations, our dialogue with the past. ultimately, it's impossible for us to see in an ancient greek work of art what an ancient greek saw. nevertheless, viewing the tradition as a whole helps us understand its parts. in that light, the art of our own times may appear to be the disintegration of the tradition, its dissolution. against that, though, western art is clearly still alive and changeable. in its past, it contains a reservoir of riches for future generations to make of what they will. its greatest characteristic has always been its capacity for innovation and change, to draw on the achievements of other cultures, whether of ancient egypt or of modern africa, the pacific, or latin america. and so perhaps now as our culture grows more and more global, the nex

from a western perspective hang on guys from a western perspective people vote the wrong way sometimes you know what i mean they're not all jeffersonian ok go ahead because democracy is a tricky thing you can vote for things people of the west don't like like i do believe that the change which is taking place is actually inside saudi arabia now saudi arabia have backed up and emphatically supported the tide of radical regime as the bastion of dictatorship but in doing that what has been laid bare to its own people they have discovered that this is not what it has put right itself or depicted this for decades that it is they've got the end the indisputable protector of sunni islam because they're going to have thrown its weight it's grown its support behind dictatorship and it has been spearheading at the forefront of actually supporting dictatorship which are against the sunni people who rose up in egypt and tunisia which have exposed this to these. people and that's why we see that it is going out of their way now to try to stand up and form an a sectarian war in syria and also it's o

from a western perspective hang on guys from a western perspective people vote the wrong way sometimes you know what i mean they're not all jeffersonian ok go ahead because democracy is a tricky thing you can vote for things people of the west don't like like i do believe that the change which is taking place is actually inside saudi arabia now saudi arabia have backed up and emphatically supported the radical regime as the bastion of dictatorship but in doing that what has been laid bare to its own people they have discovered that this is not what it has but rate itself or depicted this for decades that it is they've got the end the indisputable protector of sunni islam because they have thrown its weight its throne its support behind dictatorship and it has been spearheading at the forefront of actually supporting dictatorship which are against the sunni people who rose up in egypt and tunisia which have exposed this to these. people and that's why we see that it is going out of their way now to try to stand up and form an a sectarian war in syria and also. ok i want to talk about sy

from a western perspective hang on guys from a western perspective people vote the wrong way sometimes you know what i mean they're not all jeffersonian ok go ahead because democracies are tricky thing you can vote for things people of the west don't like like i do believe that the change which is taking place is actually inside saudi arabia now saudi arabia have backed up and emphatically supported the radical regime as the bastion of dictatorship but in doing that what has been laid bare to its own people they have discovered that this is not what it has put right itself or depicted this for decades that it is they've got the end the indisputable protector of sunni islam because they have thrown its weight its grown its support behind dictatorship and it has been spearheading at the forefront of actually supporting dictatorship which are against the sunni people who rose up in egypt and tunisia which have exposed this to these . people and that's why we see that it is going out of their way now to try to stand up and forment a sectarian war in syria and also it's ok i want to talk ab

things considered i'm peter lavelle the phrase international community is often bandied about in western media as if its meaning was clearly understood by all in fact when western politicians and media invoke the phrase international community it almost always reflects the thinking and agenda of washington and its closest allies around the world used in this matter the international community is in fact a very small minority. to crosstalk to term international community i'm joined by my guest george samuel in new york he is a fellow of the global policy institute of london metropolitan university and in tampa we cross to roughly the day he is a political scientist and president of the international american council right gentlemen cross-talk roles in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it if i go to you in tampa when you hear the term the international community when politicians and evoke invoke it when western media says the international community says this or represents what it was that mean to you that's a great question peter i think you hear a l

understood by all in fact when western politicians and media invoke the phrase international community it almost always reflects the thinking and agenda of washington and its closest allies around the world used in this manner the international community is in fact a very small minority. to cross talk to an international community i'm joined by my guest george samuel in new york he is a fellow of the global policy institute of london metropolitan university and in tampa we cross to roughly the day he is a political scientist and president of the international american council right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it if i go to you in tampa when you hear the term the international community when politicians and evoke invoke it when western media says the international community says this or represents what it was that mean to you that's a great question peter i think you hear a lot of the politicians usually throw out the term international community and it's really very depends on the context that you're using it bu

and by signing this urinal and wanting to show it as a piece of sculpture, duchamp pierced western art with ridicule. despite the international activities of the dadaists, they were running against the tide. in paris, there were several artists whose pursuit of utopian ideals was pushing french modernism towards an age of abstraction. this is the studio of constantin brancusi, a rumanian who moved to paris in 1906. throughout the years of the war, he evolved a highly pared-down, figurative style, constantly reducing elements of his subject to the simplest of forms. this is a crying head. this is a seal. a bird. a pretty hungarian girl. and this is his bird in space, rubbed and smoothed down to a single ascending convergence of long curves that simply express the spirit of the bird. though brancusi's sculptures are highly abstract, they still have an object at their center. the problem for many abstract painters was how to justify removing the object and to go beyond into what they saw as a higher order. many took cubism as their starting point. geometric abstraction was a logical exten

from a western perspective hang on guys from a western perspective people vote the wrong way sometimes you know what i mean they're not all jeffersonian ok go ahead because democracy is a tricky thing you can vote for things people of the west don't like i do believe that the change which is taking place is actually inside saudi arabia now so the arabia have backed up and emphatically supported the radical regime as the bastion of dictatorship but in doing that what has been laid bare to its own people they have discovered that this is not what it has put right itself or depicted this for decades that it is they've got the end the indisputable protector of sunni islam because that's what you think you have thrown its weight it's grown its support behind dictatorship and it has been spearheading at the forefront of actually supporting dictatorship which are against the sunni people who rose up in egypt and tunisia which have exposed this to these. people and that's why we see that it is going out of their way now to try to step up and form an a sectarian war in syria and also it's ok i

tampa when you hear the term the international community when politicians and evoke invoke it when western media says the international community says this or represents what it was that mean to you that's a great question peter i think you hear a lot the politician usually throughout the term international community and it's really varies depends on the context that you're using it but from my perspective the concept international community community is really too elastic to define it but for the sake of i think our discussion and our debate there are two main you can say definitively for the international community which i use the classical one international community includes all sovereign states all nation states independent entities and they were relatively with equal power now that's again debatable and open to question the more contemporary i think definition of international community which i use in my contacts is not only the inclusion of the. sovereign states across the world but also the inclusion of non-governmental organizations into transnationals. transnational corporations

look at western maryland. everybody is averaging -- by the way, with chins in the second half, averaging 10- degree drop with the windchills. when you get to western maryland where we showed you the mdot camera, we are in the low teens, low to mid-20s locally. in your neighborhood, it will feel quilt, quite -- quite, quite cold through the afternoon. the big hit, the vortex will descend on us tonight. some of the overnight numbers are looking impressive. the low record is 22 degrees. we will be about that close to it. meteorologist chelsea ingram talks about the cold tonight and continuing through tomorrow in the first warning weather and traffic segment. now back to the warmer inside. >> all right, marty. check in with wjz for first warning coverage. we will keep you updated on any threat of severe weather along with information on closings and delays. >>> baltimore city police were up early turning up the heat on a number of suspects wanted for murder. wjz is there when police take in one of the targets. roc

government's decision not to pursue integration with the european union and opt for russia instead as western politicians and media in an uproar brussels feel snubbed while moscow has a wait and see approach as ukrainian politics is anything but stable the so-called struggle for ukraine is far from over. to cross-talk ukraine i'm joined by my guest live would give or give in london she is a senior economist at i.h.s. global insight in paris we have john laughlin he is the director of studies at the institute of democracy and cooperation and in moscow we cross to mark sloboda he is a senior lecturer and researcher at moscow state university all right folks cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want john if i can go to you first all of this media coverage of this for the past week it's the tussle between the european union and russia for control of ukraine it's put very much in cold war terms here but very few people want to focus on the real deep deep troubles that are occurring in ukraine and how ukraine is trying to get itself out of a really nasty fix i want to p

but there's one form that is very unique to western classical music and is very much favored. that's called the sonata form. now, the sonata form is not just used for what we call sonatas. it's also usually the first movement of a symphony is in a sonata form, first movement of a piano trio, first movement of string quartets. it's used often. (ying) sonata form is sort of fancy name that's been developed over the years, mainly, i think, because so many composers have written music that sort of falls into that form. has these very technical terms of exposition and a development section and finally a recapitulation section, but the idea of it is really not nearly so complicated. again, it's this idea of what's the same and what's different. the first section is called the exposition, the second section is called the development, and the third section is called the recapitulation. and each of those terms are self-explanatory as to the function of those sections. in other words, i have here the beethoven trio opus 1 number 3 in c minor, [ominous melody] and then, of course, it con

inevitably, they changed the course of western art.n europe, the unbelievable scale of the nazi genocide against the jews left europeans with the task not only of restoring their broken cities, but of repairing their shattered culture. in america, the explosion of the first atom bomb in the deserts of the southwest meant that medieval man's fears might come true, that the world might be destroyed in a single terrifying apocalypse. it was against this background that the postwar artists created their art. while europeans couldn't forget their past, in america, artists turned their backs on what they saw as the public and political dimension of art. the abstract expressionists, centered in new york, escaped to an interior world, where the subject of landscape and the struggle with brushwork and pigment became the goal of painting. for the first time, europe looked to new york. abstract expressionism-- abstract art-- is part of western tradition. it evolves out of it. it's part of it. it remains part of it. it's not oriental. it's not a n

when western politicians and media invoke the phrase international community it almost always reflects the thinking and agenda of washington and its closest allies around the world used in this matter the international community is in fact a very small minority. choose your language call it make it with zero if they feel some. choose to use the consensus to. choose the opinions that immigrate to. choose the stories that impact your life choose me access to. the media leave us so we leave the media privacy potions to cure. all your party visible. or shoes that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all politics only on our t.v. . separatists in eastern libya have gone a step further in challenging the authorities in tripoli by forming their own oil firm breakaway militias control a learned share of libya's crude and no intent to export it only needs a central government a threat to take action unless oil facilities are handed back within ten days tripoli has so far been unable to regain control of the self-proclaimed autonomous region which has its own shado

recognizing that because there are it's very different places if you go to western ukraine i mean all the negative things that the european union's the things that they're against homophobia phobia. anti-semitism is rife in western ukraine but no one likes to talk about that you know because they're on the quote unquote the right side of history. yeah no i mean i totally agree it's absolutely incredible the hypocrisy is unbelievable back in two thousand and four at the time of the orange revolution i myself met pro. demonstrators who were clearly nazis they were clearly neo nazis and when i wrote about this i was ridiculed but i'm afraid it's true i mean i'm sure you're right i don't know western ukraine particularly well i really only know kiev and a little bit of the south of the country but i don't have any difficulty believing what you say but that's the point that while the european union is a deeply ideological organization while it is determined to impose for example gay marriage and gay rights that gay rights by the way are one of the elements in this agreement and that i thin

to rose revolution as set out on a course of independent economic development not relying on the western bankers an imperialist. i've been really of the path of self reliance serving the people of iran that's not the bankers on wall street and that's the path of a play in this hostility this fear mongering from iran. and this fear mongering from russia are from from israel is this is disgusting i mean iran has made clear they have no desire to develop nuclear weapons whatsoever and no desire to develop nuclear weapons but yet to get this fear mongering is talk about you notice these words coming out of netanyahu they're very frightening and it shows that that that that unlike the people the world the israeli government is not committed to peace with relations between the barman at the attic so strained that a appeal struggle he's met me at the time to give its washington. not to toll said some sun some detail in six months time you think. well that the people the world want peace they want they want cooperation between countries they don't want hostility and war and if netanyahu continue

imports in from western countries. what a great japanese piano maker for starting as a can of tuna time she became impressed with the superb quality manufacturing techniques of your pinky and the screen. he was around forty npt and repairing antique instruments he deals with piano suite at the upper class in the early twentieth century. they use materials. they produce good sounds. after the meet notice about six thousand clerics around the keyboard alone. if you sent it delicate instrument. even a single carts problem to fix the sound. she acknowledges that makes any parts that are no longer in production. he uses new techniques it necessary to making these parts this card is one thing to do so. here's a new one is me. i just screamed to make every ceiling. so that they can keep up with the fasting to move into the pianist good piano will be calling for another one hundred years today it is also necessary to pass on the red hat techniques to future generations. a coffee shop in london and has an antique piano to achie

if your travel plans take you through western maryland into western pennsylvania and ohio, you coulde looking at significant snow. this is what our futurecast looks like. temperatures well into the middle to upper 30's by tuesday morning. this is when the showers and rain will develop a mixture of snow out to the west of us by midday. rain will overspread the mid- atlantic. heavy rain for the rush-hour commute by tuesday afternoon. heavy rain will continue through tuesday night and finally move on out of here for the day on wednesday. 15 to 23 for overnight low. partly to mostly cloudy for the day tomorrow. the nastier weather arrives just in time for the busy travel wednesday.sday into thanksgiving will be dry. attention have to pay to those critical days ahead. these are big days for the hottest team in football. >> they were. shake up with the broncos. what about at home? that's the question. i started part-time, now i'm a manager.n. my employer matches my charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. where i work, over 400 people are promoted every day. healthc

government's decision not to pursue integration with the european union and opt for russia instead as western politicians and media in an uproar brussels feel snubbed while moscow has a wait and see approach as ukrainian politics is anything but stable the so-called struggle for ukraine is far from over. if you cross talk ukraine i'm joined by my guest live would give again in london she is a senior economist at i.h.s. global insight in paris we have john lauchlan he is to director of studies at the institute of democracy and cooperation and in moscow we cross to mark sloboda he's a senior lecturer and researcher at moscow state university all right folks cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to join if i go to you first all this media coverage of this for the past week it's the tussle between the european union and russia. for control of ukraine it's put very much in cold war terms here but very few people want to focus on the real deep deep troubles that are occurring in ukraine and how ukraine is trying to get itself out of a really nasty fix i want to poin

heroic revolution has set out on a course of independent economic development not relying on the western bankers and imperialists but really a path of self-reliance serving the people of iran that's not the bankers on wall street and that's the path that they have played in this hostility this fear mongering from iran this fear mongering from russia from from israel this is this is disgusting i mean iran has made clear they have no desire to develop nuclear weapons whatsoever they have no desire to develop nuclear weapons but yet they get this fear mongering this talk of you know the words coming out of netanyahu they're very frightening and it shows that unlike the people of the world the israeli government is not committed to peace with relations between about. how much an uphill struggle it is not you know going to have trying to convince washington not to endorse some sort of deal in six months time to think. well the people of the world want peace they want they want cooperation between countries they don't want hostility and war and if netanyahu continues to be committed to this ag

western powers relaxed some of the sanctions on the country. the deal was also seen to pique the interest of western companies and stay on a return to a market that has been largely cut off the seat to sanctions. it isn't too late to cry victory off the use of animals that eat to help with the business side of the story we can turn out to crispin holes he's managing director to nato intelligence which to evaluate student school risk said thank you very much in people being with us. let me start by asking you how big of a deal do you think that this nuclear deal actually is how much progress has actually been. well it's it's enormously important is a huge step forward in principle on the terms all of the actual immediate economic impact that that is much less than that the principle of progress. many feared. this in the context is now thirty four years since the revolution isn't just the two koreas since the us and iran broke off the mark in relation to this is an enormous step forward into it and it must attend for the site. the economic impact

and in fort benning georgia protesters take on the western hemisphere institute for security cooperation or you might know it as a school of the america here's the tutors provided military training to thousands of soldiers all over latin america over the past sixty years and in-depth look the later in the show. it's monday november twenty fifth eight pm in washington d.c. and i'm maggie lopez and you are watching our t.v. well starting off this hour for years negotiations for the transpacific partnership partnership have played out behind closed doors and yet the nations involved could be the biggest trade agreement of our day that would address everything from food to medicine to intellectual property told nations involved in the tepee talks could be getting close to a deal over critics warn this agreement could actually hurt the public by acting on behalf of major corporations instead of the public good well asked week thanks to the latest document drop by the secret spilling organization wiki leaks people around the world got a first glimpse of the part of the negotiations that deals

not so interested in integrating with russia is well another note you never really come across in western media go ahead mark i think john perhaps you've put it better than i could myself yet a corporate as party of regions has often been characterized in the western media as a pro russia party which russia could only hope and wish that they were they aren't at all they are a party that represents the interests of a russian speaking eastern and southern demographic. but even more particularly a group of elite all of dark side of the donbass and dust real region and. the principal interests of these all of darkness is integration with the european union on conditions that will allow them to legitimize and probably abscond with a great deal of what wealth they have acquired through london or one of the other european financial centers and in pursuit of this the party of regions has actually been waging an amazing state television propaganda campaign for the past half a year in support of the e.u. association agreement and this has within the last few months help swing public opinion so that

recognizing that because there are it's very different places if you go to western ukraine i mean all the negative things that the european union's the things that they're against homophobia phobia. anti-semitism is rife in western ukraine but no one likes to talk about that you know because they're on the quote unquote the right side of history. yeah no i mean i totally agree it's absolutely incredible the hypocrisy is unbelievable back in two thousand and four at the time of the orange revolution i myself met pro. demonstrators who were clearly nazis they were clearly neo nazis and when i wrote about this i was ridiculed but i'm afraid it's true i mean i'm sure you're right i don't know western ukraine particularly well i really only know kiev and a little bit of the south of the country but i don't have any difficulty believing what you say but that's the point that while the european union is a deeply ideological organization while it is determined to impose for example gay marriage and gay rights that gay rights by the way are one of the elements in this agreement and that i thin

that in contrast to - in the western greek and rome and we know the format of features of our own western world view but there was a lot of break and disconnection and interruption. whereas in china, you had relatively isolated from the rest of the world, a kind of continuous civilization that kept sort of building on itself and evolving with it self and therefore could naturally evolve behind those mountains and far away from the pathways of few on the silk road would go back and forth between china the hun and the roman empire but, really they were on their own for quite a lot and may be it just takes time on your own to come up with a different view. >> i wanted to go back to what dr. simmons was talking about and that is, with the political upheaval with mao, and so forth and the current curbing of population by saying one child per family, how is this going to either erode or strengthen the confucian idea of family and there other related religions? >> it is a very good question because it's something they are facing right now, the first generation of one child family is emerging in

and coming in today's cross talk peter allen his guests debate whether quipping western sanctions on iran can be justified saying they fled the country's economy in a stranglehold. priscilla he is in or do in south after her aunt was not iran was not transparently going to the nonprofit interest you have you can pursue but you have to be transparent and. when you establish order for you you you put you build a place in order to enrich uranium so you know it's these i think kind of command information but again i don't want to go into detail into the no but i do agree with you when i was saying is that if you look at how countries view the western assault on iran for the last few decades most countries in the world disagree with it very strong majority against it is the perception is is that the again the americans and it's a close allies hijack what we mean by the international community and you know what they could even be bombed to hell in the name of the international community which would be an absolute fraud george go ahead. here's exactly. in the case of iran the i.a.e.a. has n

harry ago ken thinks the christians there often for victims of western policies in the region. one of the from alma now one of the characteristics one of the symptoms of what is happening today is that by sheer interest a lot of people who are haunting ghost fishing communities across the middle east north africa think that they all associates to western mission groups for churches and therefore by definition an arc of the one units then meet her parents the day of the bunks all the time but of course anybody who knows those communities north of the art community is with owen i didn't eat it though and riots in the one indigenous ethnic kurd be leading to the lounge that has seen the bible on for over two millenia. mind you we have plenty of stores failed website including mixed or grease out of a brand new line and off the coast of japan. thus able to make eruption. maybe that's new is that mass has been ascending house of absence would be living in the end of the site via video it's just a click away on all the telco. the world's leading oil producers is out and apply additio

inland you have ice on the roadways and snow accumulating in western pennsylvania.will last for at least the next two days. dell? this >> dave, thank you very much. >>> in bosnia, a sinkhole swallowed a pond. villagers have some theories about what happened. some say the pond vanished because its owner died recently, but one geologist says it is just nature. thanks for watching al jazeera america. i'm del walters. "inside story" is next, and for updates throughout the day, head to aljazeera.com, where the news continues 24-7. >> between u.n. security council members, germany, and iran, hope halts temporarily iran's nuclear deal. that is tonight's "inside story." >> hello, i'm ray suarez. it's only the first step towards a far more difficult goal.

we're talking about income point south beach, western edition a2, golden gateway. those are the most significant generateers of property tax revenue. and the housing can be built anywhere in the city under the replacement housing obligation. the one for replacement -- the law allows for the housing to be built in the former agency. >> second question. so i was looking through all of the documents and they don't actually have -- i'm sure it changes overtime -- affordable level when we talk about moderate income level, are those levels paid to anything anywhere? >> first of all, the housing has to meet the community standards for affordable housing which generally is under 120 percent of income. s p2113 has an additional requirement that 50 percent of the housing that would be completed has to be available to and occupied by they low income households which are 50 percent. those current levels for example for 50 percent of meeting income for a three person house come in san francisco is 50,000 per year. that's the income level for a household of three to qualify for

itself millions dead economies broken and empires destroyed before this horrific conflict was over western powers had already decided the fate of arab lands a new colonial project was started and we live with this whole press of history to this day. one of the wonderful harmony like these polish face i think you know. it was. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm role research and. i'm with this. i'm. trying to. do and the banks all that all about money and i think that's like the politicians write the law. right. there just to let. today's die. out. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle ninety five years ago this week the first world war in europe came to an end the continent exhausted itself millions dead economies broken and empires destroyed but before this horrific conflict was over western powers had already decided the fate of arab lands still under autumn in control a new colonial project was started and we live with this all present history to this day. to cross-talk legacies in the middle east i'm joined by my guest joshua l

states california arizona and the western united states in the next fifty years we're going to be the majority in the united states . for the year. because that's what we've been doing for five hundred years we've been scared. all of the monstrosities. the europeans have done to us they've exterminated ninety five percent of our population they're still in one hundred percent of our land they've left us in poverty. and many cities throughout the u.s. already a majority indigenous in a year is a space the projected to be one it's minority in thirty years that will apply to the united states as a whole reaction of so it's an americans is already causing some surprise seek truth from facts this is the truth eco. is obviously more for the latest because it's pink. women wanted to avoid rate they really needed to buy guns and barack had to use them. this is the one that i want to go away from once again it's the field for women are definitely the target of the gun lobby and you don't kill them when the killing money but if somebody with you would this will hurt. i'm noticing more and more

ago, president kennedy spoke about the promise of the western hemisphere. become, sadly, his final address on foreign policy, resident kennedy expressed his hope for a hemisphere of nations , each confident in the strength of its own independence, devoted to the liberty of its citizens. if he could only see where we are today. in the half-century since he spoke, more and more countries are coming closer and closer to realizing his vision and all of our hopes. when people speak of the western hemisphere, they often talk about transformations that have taken place, but the truth is one of the biggest transformations has happened right here in the united states of america. in the early days of our republic, the united states made a choice about its relationship with latin america. president james monroe who was also a former secretary of state , declared that the united and aswould unilaterally a matter of fact act as the protector of the region. the doctrine that bears his name asserted our authority to step in and oppose the influence of european powers in l

they're hoping to assist iranian and western negotiators reached a breakthrough deal. us secretary of state john kerry and the foreign ministers from france britain and germany are making unscheduled trips to geneva to join the talks. iranian negotiators are meeting with their counterparts from the five un security council permanent members and germany the negotiators want iran to scale back its uranium enrichment program to alleviate concerns over the country suspected involvement of nuclear weapons in return the us and other countries say they might relax sanctions that have crippled iran's economy us president barack obama says there is a possibility that a relaxation of sanctions could be phased in we can provide them some very modest. police. but given the sanctions architecture imports keeping for sanctions in place iranian foreign minister mohamed job i'm sorry it has also expressed hopes of reaching an agreement we continue through the loot the time. however this only be gone again. i had to lose a lot. sources close to the talks say the two sides remain a part

states california arizona and the western united states in the next fifty years we're going to be the majority in the united states . for the year. because that's what we've been doing for five hundred years we've been scared of all of the monstrosities and europeans have done to us exterminated ninety five percent and they're still in one hundred percent of our land they've left us in poverty in. many cities throughout the us already a majority indigenous in a year is a state's projected to be whites minority in thirty years that will apply to the united states as a whole reaction of americans is already causing the. some surprise see truth from folks this is the truth. exactly what happened there i don't know but a woman killed. piers later is when i got arrested for. for a crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. and people to consent to the police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really. in the course of interrogation why because there's been this and lightman no because the psychological techniqu

and western heritage center in oklahoma city. and executive director of the buffalo bill historical center in cody, wyoming. published numerous journal articles on western american history of art and written several books including cowboys of the american west and the chuck wagon cookbook. if you'd like to learn more about the chuck wagon cookbook, why, professor price will be here afterwards over here at the desk to sign copies of that and to talk with you about chuck wagon cooking. in addition to his writings, he has served as a consultant for several television series and specials including for the history and discovery channel, unsolved mysteries, the gunfight at the ok corral and cowboys and outlaws. also, he has been a consultant on programs for oklahoma public television including cowboys of the tall grass. it's a pleasure to introduce. i hope you'll help welcome professor byron price. [ applause ] >> thanks very much. such a pleasure to be here in cherokee outlet with all of you this evening. especially to be involved in

states california and arizona and the western united states in the next fifty years we're going to be the majority in the united states. for the year. because that's what we've been doing for five hundred years we've been scared of all of the monstrosities. the europeans have done to us they've exterminated ninety five percent of our population they're still in one hundred percent of our land they've left us in poverty in our own land many cities throughout the u.s. already majority indigenous in eight years eight more states are projected to be whites minority in thirty years that will apply to the united states as a whole reaction of sorts in americans is already causing some surprise seek truth from facts this is the truth eco. want to run your whole life ahead the. face i think your life you know. the. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i roll the sushi. plate . margy dot com is launching a special project to mark the appalling scale of violence in iraq and. we want you to know. it takes more than two to tango it appears as the world powers again disagree on an irania

indians are obliged to change their name to a western one like home made to dress and stole the head like whites indigenous americans are also forced to adopt christiana and all of the posts of western culture in the form witnessed the abuse firsthand thank you so much for speaking to us can you tell us what happened. to take the engine out of the person who they'd be the language out of out of the like my father he grew up his whole life his hands were kind. kind of pant as a result he used to taco native language but he never white meat i consider myself a recovering catholic because you know this sexual abuse that i experience you know the catholic church says the genocide is continuing his hopes the lakota child rescue project to stop the full civil removal of indian children thanks a lot for coming on could you tell us what is happening to the children and what we've discovered is that not only were the children being taken to demagogue level it was happening on every single one of the reservations and in virtually every one of the major cities the international convention again

corporate funding for art of the western world is by movado, makers of the movado museum watch, the watchial design in the permanent collections of museums throughout the world. captioning made possible by the annenberg/cpb project the first 15 years of the 20th century saw changes in the theory and practice of art among modern artists in western europe which were so remarkable they've been compared with the great advances made in science and technology at the same time. there's no simple explanation for why this period was so dynamic, nor was the dynamism confined to one center. although paris had long been the focus of modernism, it had its rivals in brussels, barcelona, and munich. but it was a time of growing tension in western culture, of continued rapid industrialization, of imperialism abroad and rivalry within the states of europe, and, at the same time, scientific breakthroughs, which not only questioned our way of seeing the world, but the very nature of reality itself-- planck's quantum theory, einstein's theory of relativity, freud's work on psychoanalysis. it was in 1900 that

christianity and of course western christianity does not have a very glorious history when it comes to this part of the world all you need to do is think of the crusades and the consequences of those waves of wars and you can figure out why christians and non christians alike are pretty much worried about where we are going at the moment but in a sense yes i do agree with you that one of the one of the phenomenon or one of the characteristics one of the symptoms of what is happening today is that by sheer ignorance a lot of the people who are targeting those christian communities across the middle east north africa think that they are associated to western mission groups or churches and therefore by definition are colonialist in nature hence they bear the brunt of the attacks but of course anybody who knows those communities knows that they are communities with their own identity their own rights and their own indigenous ethnic belonging to the land that has seen the bible on for over two millenia perry thank you so much for your thoughts on this harry gopi an international or a con