take your mass, multiply by the mass of the world, then divide it between the distance between you and the center of the world squared. guess what you get? begin with 'w' end with 'eight'? try it. your weight, that's what your weight is. your weight is a gravity force. it's a gravitational interaction between you and the world, between the mass that makes you up and the mass that makes up the world and that's what it is. makes sense? you feel weight because the gravitational interaction pulls you against the surface. what if we cut out the surface and you're here? well, honey, if you cut the surface out, then you kinda fall toward this, wouldn't you? you fall to it. what happens when you jump off a curbstone for a little bit? do you weigh anything? what happens when you jump off a cliff? do you weigh anything? is there a force acting on you? you're driving in your car or your friend's car and your friend says, "hey, i wanna do something different today." and you're driving, driving, driving and all of a sudden, stop, not this different. and as you fall down, is gravity pulling on you?

hello and welcome to worlds apart the recent rapprochement between iran and the united states may potentially put to rest one of the most toxic and it is in more than geopolitics a possibility that would arguably benefit many peace loving nations. but not israel a country that seems to be increasingly cost of a living under what it calls an existential threat why is the spectral war sweeter than big chance of peace while to discuss that i'm now joined by ronen bergman an israeli investigative journalist mr bergman thank you very much for your time thank you for inviting me there is a very old ancient jewish proverb about a bad peace being better than a good war but it seems that for israel the state of best peace has become so familiar so confortable that these really leader should simply contest for to lose iran as an anime they seem to be very bad on keeping the. animosity going why is that. every time it is released invited to be interviewed good outside of israel it is usually assumed as if he is representing the stance of the country's government so let me start and say i'm not represent

this is the difference between this is the difference between advice advice and and stigmatization. stigmatization. essentially to go back to your essentially to go back to your question, it's not working. question, it's not working. we know that shaming people and we know that shaming people and stigmatizing people only make stigmatizing people only make them more at risk for chronic them more at risk for chronic illnesses and poor quality of illnesses and poor quality of life. life. >> what is the community >> what is the community sentiment? sentiment? >> raising the point, obesity is >> raising the point, obesity is a health issue rather than a health issue rather than anything else but bam anything else but bam bi bi responded, it hasn't anything to responded, it hasn't anything to do with concern for their do with concern for their health, it has to do with being health, it has to do with being jerks and then we have ivy here jerks and then we have ivy here w.h.o. says shaming new england w.h.o. says shaming new england ends the ends the debate. debate. this applies disrespect

to me there's a lot of daylight between the two. i picked this example not because it's controversial, but because it relates to an area where the federal government has never been thought to have authority, namely family law. marriage,no federal federal divorce, federal adoption -- it's all in state law. let's assume that an international treaty is approved by two thirds of the senate and requiresdent, which states to approve same-sex marriage. if that were a self-executing would, same-sex marriage have to be approved by every state. if it is not self-executing, it will be up to congress to produce that result. congress would do it, or could do it by having a federal marriage law. then you would have to have a federal divorce law. i suppose a federal adoption law. i think there's a big difference between just doing it through a self-executing treaty and bringing the congress into areas where it has never been before. i think there is daylight between the treaty and requiring the treaty to be implement it in the fashion that you ass

mainly the supreme leader ali khamenei has called for the destruction of israel and there is no dispute between all intelligence services including the russian s.v.r. when speaking off the record that iran is trying to obtain nuclear military capability iran cannot justify its immense nuclear build up by trying to create energy they don't need mr bergman i don't think iran always this explanation or that justification to ease a real or indeed any other country for that matter and let me just mention that while israeli history was indeed very traumatic it's by far it's not the only country that have very painful experience throughout history but coming back specifically to the talks if we look at the details of the deal that's where under discussion in geneva if you believe diplomatic sources it was really the first time in many many years when diplomats write a bill to trance. sound these blame game and to finally discuss some specific proposals more concretely they were discussing the possibility of iran's halting medium grade enrichment in return for some. for lifting some secondary sanctions

tensions between germany and the u.k. over spinal geishas grow early in accuses one that of breaching international law by using its embassy as a surveillance post. to reaching for the stars the olympic torch for the winter games in sochi prepares for a lift off and its first ever spacewalk we report from the launch site. this is actually coming to life from moscow i'm marina josh welcome to the program guy fawkes night to qana a global field this year activists in more than four hundred cities around the world turned out for the million mask march to show their anger at corrupt politicians corporate rule and states surveillance and longer and the night was marred by bonfires scuffles and arrests crowds started a fire near buckingham palace and block parliament square r.t. sara for us was there. oh right we were trying to first run the prototype of the lithium on the model to let a car go through that read a lot of resistance from the protests to the sort of other people know more of as well possibly even all the not only

the hope is it could be part of a new rail link between europe and the far east. a efforts to agree on coalition government between germany's two biggest parties made progress this week. both sides agreed to renew germany's first -- push for an eu-like participation tax. >> we are agreed that both sides want to seek to get the tax introduced at the european level. we fear to dissemble -- it is a symbol of social justice. >> both sides also agreed to take steps to silence the eurosceptics by seeking to return more responsibility from brussels to the eu member states. the parties have yet to agree on how to deal with troubled banks. scenese scenes -- sweet are made of this. the catwalk creations are made of the world's favorite sweet treat. a number of celebrities joined in the fun. wimbledon tennis champ marion bartoli model this fetching dress in dark chocolate. -- modeled this fetching dress in dark chocolate. a real fashion feast. >> three giant mirrors were installed to direct the sun rays into the valley. they eliminate the town square, an area the size of thr

breaking news an r.t.a. a triumph of diplomacy a deal between six world powers and iran over its nuclear program is reached effectively putting an end to a decade long standoff correspondents brings reactions from across the globe but iranian. enrichment program will continue this first does not say that iran has a right to enrich but what exactly did the sides agree upon. this being the war has started three in geneva and it's going to be go on for another six months experts warn that the vague language of the agreement could see all sides interpret the deal to suit themselves also. on the story mistake threatening the whole world israel blasts the deal with the rand warning that it could trigger a nuclear arms race in the region. welcome it's good to have you company now we start with breaking news here in the world powers in iran have reached an historic nuclear deal ending a decade long deadlock over terrans nuclear ambitions the breakthrough came after more than four days of intense talks in the atmosphere of unprecedented secrecy and a near media blackout act boyko was in geneva wi

our lead story today iran now a landmark agreement between iran and six other world powers was reached over the weekend in geneva the deal is designed to curb iran's nukes. their program while staving off harsh new trade sanctions for the country now the in term six month deal temporarily freezes iran's nuclear weapons production however u.s. secretary of state john kerry acknowledged that enforcing the agreement may be more difficult than it was to reach it in the first place a groundbreaking deal halts iran's most sensitive nuclear activities while providing some relief to the country's crippling trade sanctions however it does not allow the opec member to boost oil sales for six months the deal prompted oil prices to fall and world equity markets to rise on monday as investors priced in an easing of mideast political tensions and the lift that those could provide to the global economy elsewhere a measure that would have gone further than any other developed nation to limit the compensation of banking executives was rejected by voters in switzerland over the weekend now the proposal

that keeps water out of that space between the buildings. water gets down there between the buildings and it's extremely difficult to repair dry rot inside that space. you have to take the inside wall out to get to it. we also see a couple of other things happening here. we see a down spout from a drain and those need to just be checked to make sure they're secure. they usually have lightweight connecters so you have to make sure they stay connected. here's a gutter at the top. people let their gutters fill up with debris. you need to clean a gutter out. how often? >> if you're near a pine tree, there's a lot of pines in san francisco, the needles can fill up, you -- probably twice, at least twice a year. it depends on where -- how many trees are near your house and what kind of leaves they have. >> so if the gutter fills up or even just enough to block that little down spout there, that's enough to have the water overflow into some location where you don't want it to be. either underneath in the front or under in the back or something. and

but there has been tension between the two countries as of yet, and secretary of state john kerry now trying to put that relationship back on track. saudi arabia one of several stops on his middle east tour as the saudi's complain about the syria, iran, and the middle east peace process. >> right now we have things to make certain that the saudi arabia-u.s. relationship is on track moving forward, and doing the things that we need to accomplish. >> the saudi foreign minister telling kerry his country has no problems with the united states. the two countries promising each other that the region they would continue to work together on issues on which they do not agree. >>> there is a new independent report out that says doctors and nurses under u.s. military order participating in the abuse of terrorism suspects according to the institute of medicine. medical professionals actually helped design and enable, quote, torture and cruel inhumane treatment of detainees, unquote. that report based on a two-year study of prison in afghanistan and c.i.a. detention sites at guantanamo bay. the c.

we have seen a long history of disagreement can between the u.s. and iran. it's the first step forward in changing that by lateral nature much regular relations they have have. >> that's a war going on there. it's a different situation. there was a time when you don't one would have thought for the past 30 years the u.s. and iran when they are there that seems to be so interconnected. >> absolutely. it's extremely positive. i think that those that criticize this deal today between iran and the u.s. are most likely people that weren't so interested in a deal from the beginning. this is truly a sign that diplomacy works. it's an effective method of solving problems and we don't know what's going to happen after six months, of course, but this is potentially a way of restoring trust in that method. >> one thing that still is not clear that seems to be particularly ambiguous is the red line about whether or not has the right to enrich iranium. that has not been dealt with. do you anticipate that being dealt with down the road? >> absolutely. i think there is a s

lawmakers are still mulling further sanctions against iran we report on the divide between the white house and capitol hill also. today and it's hard to tell right now exactly how long we'll be down here doing this mission easy to promise but hard to deliver the closure of guantanamo is as elusive as ever as it is up twelve years as a terror a jail reports from. future it may face and. beyond rest in the outskirts of moscow police have been. illegal immigration every friday they go of accommodation places of looking for illegal immigrants it's friday morning we go in with the police one of those rights. from a studio central moscow this is r.t. with international news and comment russia's president has praised the cooperation between syrian authorities and the chemical weapons watchdog in a phone conversation with the syrian leader putin became the first head of a un security council member state to personally talk to bashar assad. who is reported from the water own country several times earlier explain the significance of the phone call. this is very significant in terms of of cours

our lead story today iran now a landmark agreement between iran and six other world powers was reached over the weekend in geneva the deal is designed to curb iran's new. clear program wall staving off harsh new trade sanctions for the country now the interim six month deal temporarily freezes iran's nuclear weapons production however u.s. secretary of state john kerry acknowledged that enforcing the agreement may be more difficult than it was to reach it in the first place the groundbreaking deal halts iran's most sensitive nuclear activities while providing some relief to the country's crippling trade sanctions however it does not allow the opec member to boost oil sales for six months the deal prompted oil prices to fall and world equity markets to rise on monday as investors priced in an easing of mideast political tensions and the lift that those could provide to the global economy elsewhere a measure that would have gone further than any other developed nation to limit the compensation of banking executives was rejected by voters in switzerland over the weekend now the proposal t

sharp response from president putin after allegations russia deliberately derailed an integration deal between ukraine and brussels. you have. better in the e.u. to. polish people talk to. the ukrainian government insists rejecting europe as a pragmatic step to safeguard the country's economy also. just about an hour's time you'll see how a flame can burn under water as the torch comes to lake baikal. from the entire news team thank you for joining us today. with your headlines for this hour there's real hope that finally some kind of deal over iran's nuclear program could be close all the foreign ministers from the six negotiating world powers are changing their show jewels to join the talks and help overcome any remaining obstacles to a landmark agreement in a sign that a breakthrough is possible the six nations talking to iran have reportedly agreed to recognize its right to enrich uranium being a key demand from tehran iran's foreign minister says progress at this round of talks has been as high as ninety percent and r.t. is in geneva with the russian delegation headed by foreign minister

tensions between germany and the u.k. over spying allegations grow. reaching international law by using its embassy as a surveillance post. a deadly blast hits the syrian capital damascus it killed at least eight and injured dozens more as the prospect for those long awaited peace talks moves further away. and reaching for the stars the olympic torch for those winter games in sochi for paris for lift off in its first ever space war we report . for you good evening she moans kevin i mean it's just after eight pm now here in moscow our top story of the guy fawkes night took on a global feel this year activists in more than four hundred cities around the world turned out for the million mask march to show their anger at corrupt politicians corporate rule in states of aliens in london and i was marked by bonfires scuffles and arrests crowd started a fire near buckingham palace and they blocked parliament square as you can see the police moved in the sarah firth was there. said things about the break that. the other car got. a lot of good from the protests

there's a lot of options between ignoring and embracing between shooting someone into taking them out for dinner. the united states needs to explore those. but that first step would be for both an economic good for pakistan and it could be good for the united states to get over this view of the other as a data now i can read the truth is there is no ally and it is a shared enemy. the enemy for most people in pakistan's military intelligence services and the establishment is not a terrorist. in fact in many cases they are potential allies. similarly, for the united states, during the cold war, the enemy was expanding communism. and after that it has been terrorism. and in neither case has pakistan been the ally the americans fault. my view is that pakistan and the united states don't need to become adversities. they shouldn't. they should avoid that. but they need to have a more honest reality-based discourse and get the pakistani assumption that we are so geographically located in such an important area geographically that we are -- america needs us more. if the united states could su

what would a new dynamic between this country and between iran, what would that new dynamic mean for the mideast in general? >> well, iran, if it could woo open up to the world and become part of the global community, could be a tremendous economic power itself. it's 80 million people, huge reserves. and bringing iran into the fold, reducing the tensions between shia iran and sunni countries would help calm things down. those tensions are what is fueling the war in syria. so kerry is right. you but again, he doesn't have a landmark israeli palestinian deal or a landmark deal with iran. good steps forward. he's trying. but not there yet. >> you look at what he did with russia with regards to syria. you've traveled with him expensively. he's only ten months into his term. based on what you learned about him, how does this deal fit -- how does iran fit into his macro vision for his missions as secretary of state? >> i think most importantly it boosts his credibility in the obama white house. it makes obama grateful kerry will go out and do the endless negotiations and take these politic

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between germany and the u.k. over spying allegations grow for elaine accuses london of breaching international law by using its embassy as a surveillance post. and reaching for the stars the olympic torch for the winter games in sochi paris for a lift off and its first ever spacewalk we report on the launch site.

well it is estimated some six hundred thousand white britons left london between two thousand and one and twenty eleven opting to move to areas with a high white population kaufman professor of politics at the university of london says they are driven by the need to stay in the majority. one of the negative consequences is that you are getting white british people avoiding very diverse areas so it's not because they dislike anyone group but they just want to be in a comfortable bitch already so you can get a situation where like in parts of east london new him or in parts of south london . each census there are fewer and fewer white british there and it is possible that there will be areas that have very few to no not know but very few white british people living there we see the same trend in the united states there are sections of the diverse cities like houston and los angeles where you are there are very few white people living here and that could be a concern for integration so it's just that inability to attract or retain white british population in some of these areas that are

and it's essentially a battle for political between the right wing conservatives in the u.k. but it's a pretty. this is election. news strike great data is available yet for the forty thousand text messages that it's. illegal immigrants of behave as a result of that it's cheaper than full simply removing them apparently but at the cost of the goodwill of immigrant communities. and also if you live in the u.k. noise. you could. find it. behave. exactly what happened i don't. for a crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. listen people 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 is like no because the psychological techniques are more effective in obtaining confessions than physical abuse they were taking they could do what they wanted they could say what they wanted in there was no evidence of what they did or what they said. had again this is the welcome back the president of poland has apologized for an attack on the rus

the side of the left than between berlusconi's backers and his former backers. one of the reasons berlusconi is in a weak position is a number of his backers, about 59 in both houses, have effectively turned their back on him. the deputy prime minister, a former berlusconi diehard, was today described by one of berlusconi's more loyalist backers as a parameter for having -- pirhana for having jumped ship. >> what everybody is wondering right now, will silvio berlusconi be going to jail? >> this ousting from parliament is pursuant to a tax fraud sentence for which he will not go to jail. he will do community service or house arrest for that. however, now being outside parliament, yes it is possible that it will be easier for magistrates to arrest him because there are various ways you can hold off from being arrested when you are inside parliament. they may be able to get him inside jail easier in upcoming investigations. there are a few coming down the line. >> berlusconi is presenting himself as a victim of persecution. how is the italian public responding to a

and yet means ministers meet in tokyo after advancing economic and security cooperation between there have been the new indiana in the special envoy serious that the proposed to me that in the stocks are likely to succeed without the participation of the syrian opposition. prime minister no way am on the quay after us president obama offered more what that might imply that the climate in the plot reaches levels not seen since a peak of the debacle. and as the economy slows down one to make its winery in the trachea with the euro will cause the influx of cheap imports. a genial watching cctv news i'm on a lovely start up program with the first ever to class to meeting of foreign and defence ministers between russia and japan which has been held in tokyo. russia's foreign minister sergei laptop and defence minister sergei showing two men and japanese counterparts. if you can see that and ethan are yawning gap. the conference that in the morning the best ways of furthering economic and security cooperation between the two countries raw feel the significance of that a meeting and said the

and oersted was showing there's no relationship between the two. and one of the things he would do is he would line up the piece of wire like this and put it over a magnet, pass a current through it, and you really don't see anything happening. there's no interaction. a student came up after class, gang, and held it in this direction. okay, watch this one, a current is passed over the wire like this, boom. you see that interaction? it turns out there is an interaction between a current-carrying wire and a magnet. and it turns out-- to make a long story short-- the source of all magnetism is moving electric charges. and when the charges move through the wire, they set up about the wire a magnetic field. and that magnetic field is in concentric loops around the wire. if i pass this wire through a hole in a piece of paper and i put a whole lot of little compasses around the wire and no current goes through, all those compasses would point north. but you know what happen if i put a current through that wire? bam, all the compasses will line up with the

tea party patriots or establishment republicans are anything in between. real reform we're optimistic. most important, that's is that true. a number of people who work on your behalf, specifically a recall election are now being subpoenaed by a special prosecutor. tell us about that. the forces at work. your thoughts. >> well, certainly in our state nothing is ever dull. in this case anytime we get near an election is seems to be quite a bit, they get even more exciting. it is one of those rare what they said in a "wall street journal" this past weekend was about as much as i know right now and is something we will be following closely the will not distract from our efforts to push forward with bigger reforms, there is tax reform and education reform, all the things that we talk about in detail in the book and hopefully give some inspiration to other states and people here in the nation's capital as well. lou: i don't hear that word, inspiration, very often. i am delighted they use it because the american people right now are not being spent -- inspired by

we have had something that has not happened for 60 years or let's say 50 years, between the korean war, we had back-to-back reductions of expenditures. if we go ahead with 14, below 14 which is broadest down from $1.5 trillion of deficits down to $600 billion of deficits. it is still too much but on a favorable path. again, this is a bipartisan and with the president's suggestion, sequestration is working. if it's working and it's not roque don't fix it -- if it's not broke don't fix it. >> isn't there $20 billion of defense cuts and does that put more pressure on you? >> no, many republicans feel that will be bad for defense. on the other hand, strong economy and good job growth is going to do more for our national defense long-term than what this is going to do harm short-term. >> susan of "the washington examiner." >> yesterday kathleen sibelius was grilled. one question you asked her about was fraud. and whether there is any supervision by the federal government over these new insurance companies to ensure that consumers are protected against fraud and other risks. her answer was t

markets and between employment now i have one final question i want to get in here has japan made any attempt to make itself kind of look more business friendly to multinational corporations in the form of tax incentives for setting up shop there or anything like that. yes they have tried to do a bit of that but the fact is that. the latest government policies are planning to through to raise consumer taxes from twenty percent to eight percent to eventually ten percent next year they are promising some cuts to businesses but it's also all directed business. tax cuts so the question is if a foreign investor goes in there what can he expect in terms of how these manipulations by the government may work for him or way work against him and the uncertainties are used to deliver these overture to the economy there will even get out of these doldrums looking ahead richard i'm sorry to cut you off but thank you so much for joining us that was richard ebeling professor of economics at northwood university thank you. coming up it's friday night and if you're looking for a last minute date we mi

general assembly was said by many to represent a thorin in relations between tehran and washington a sign of the iranian leadership is king to initiate warmer ties with the global community but not everyone is king for this to happen. hard line conservative protesters threw eggs at the president upon his return to tehran and now those uncomfortable with the idea of increased diplomacy with washington have launched the first ever down with the usa contest the idea is to find the most creative anti us propaganda contestants are invited to submit photographs posters caricature poems hymns and blogs all relating to the slogan down with the usa over three thousand dollars are up for grabs for the winner there will be a prize for the best idea to mark death of america which will renewed the concept of death to america because of the arrogance of america the message is clear for as long as the us policies are hostile to us we will continue to use the slogan. well the slogan first came to prominence during the one nine hundred seventy nine iranian revolution when the u.s. backed government w

tensions between germany and the u.k. over spying allegations broke berlin accuses london of breaching international law by using its embassy as a surveillance post. reaching for the stars the olympic torch for the winter games in sochi prepares for liftoff and its first ever space walk will report from the launch site. nationwide strike in greece shuts down public services and transport for twenty four hours aspartame asters go all out against a sturdy program whipped by the country's international lenders. this is actually coming to life for moscow with me marina josh. fox now it's took on a global feel this year activists in more than four hundred cities around the world turned out for the million mask march to show their anger at corrupt politicians corporate rule and states are valence in london the night was marred by bonfires scuffles and arrests crowd started a fire near buckingham palace and block parliament square artist sarah first was there. oh right we were trying to first run the prototype of the little. to

several fights also broke out between officers and other residents at the complex. demonstrators on tuesday, accused the police of brutality. the clashes one in a series of recent law enforcement incidents sparking debate about police practices and c7u relations wi communities of color. joining me now for analysis are -- chuck media, san francisco chronicle columnist and judge coko cordell, the independent police auditor for san jose. frank williams, dj's stepfather did an exclusive television interview with me and shared his reaction. >> son on doing thinking wrong. for him of the been beaten the way he was beaten where you have flesh off your face and the other young men who had flesh off their heads and scars on their bodies, it's just -- it's just doesn't make any sense. the first thing he said to me when we picked him up at quarter to 5:00 in the morning, dad, why did this happen to me? i don't understand this. i'm confused. you know? i said don't worry about it. i just -- he said i don't care about it. all i want to know is why did this happen? it's injustice

instead the degree to the one used for the crew rights between men and women which is great. one minister for youngsters or a keeper for a haircut and a few reasons. while there the case because as far as the french political allegiance can stand there is difference between people visit home since he speaks french people you are praying that i seem to ikea that's the one who made the minister for the two runs between women and men and women increasingly in two thousand and eleven. she said she wanted the people building falls out of place names. my name is mentioned. wendy called me. najib my promise to blog do not want to prevent me from the french tour. i believe that racism is. lady home. hiding in the second basis of society and i don't think that's um when you sew percent of registered independent no wonder all the rights we ate peas you get a two and two and two support to support her and to bully her. these include any racism. so you don't really feel that. he's fighting his resume is up the concert all over portugal took his critics and consented to become a kind of s

there is probably between two and three inches of snow on the ground here. we were talking about people earlier, and they were not plussed by all of in. in 1950 the pittsburgh area saw 2.5 feet of snow. it is predicted this area will get about a foot of snow. it should be over by tomorrow night. at least that's what everybody is hoping. including this woman. >> i have a lot of people coming in from columbus, but they are not driving until thursday, and i think the weather will be fine then. >> reporter: now the pennsylvania department of transportation has road crews out working 12-hour shifts. so far there haven't been any major accidents. we were looking around to ohio the next door neighborhood to pennsylvania, they were reporting icy conditions and some road closures. >> diane we saw those horrible imagesment coming out of other parts of the country. do we have any idea how bad conditions are elsewhere >> reporter: we're hearing about accidents in atlanta and the nashville area. it is going to get a lot worse over the next 24 hours, however. wind conditi

there is no problem between unnis and shiites. the sunnis are killed today and the shithe shiite it is are killed as well. who is killing them? it is al qaeda killing all of the iraqis. sectarian banners and propagation of division. with the will of god we will remain united. we defeated al qaeda reviously. today, once again, the sons of iraqi are with us. people again are seeing the situation is deteriorating because a qaeda and its organizations are back. those supporting it are back. it is leading to more unity. we will defeat the errorists. by our local efforts and our partnership with the united states. we came to washington to consolidate the partnership and the cooperation in which we move forward. at the regional level, we support the idea of moderation. we have meetings with other countries that are also seeking moderation in the region against extremism. sectarianism and violence. we will have other meetings. in each meeting, more countries are joining because they want to be moderated. we want to mobilize to face diffic

foreign ministers would he try and play down these differences saying that the differences between the western powers are actually very narrow first being said by some experts to be a basic saving exercise here and of course as we've said the u.k. so certainly much more positive start surrounding the talks looking forward to november the twentieth when the. foreign secretary william hague saying that he's confident that further progress will be made. and despite the failure of last weekend's talks being largely blamed on france the u.s. insists major powers were more or less united on an agreement john kerry says it was iran that rejected the deal southington iran has denied and for more on the situation in iran those talks let's not cross live to a lot how many of chizik head of britain's all party parliamentary group on global security and normal proliferation. have a welcome to aussies great to have you with us so no deal was reached even by all five pointed to considerable progress but how were these talks different from previous ones. well i think the previous talks have been many

well it's estimated some six hundred thousand white britons left london between two thousand and one and two thousand and eleven opting to move to areas with a high white population every kaufman professor of politics at the university of london says they are driven by the need to stay in the majority. one of the negative consequences is that you are getting whites british people avoiding very diverse areas so it's not because they dislike anyone group but they just want to be in a comfortable bit jordi so you can get a situation where like in parts of east london new him or in parts of south london . each census there are fewer and fewer white british there and it is possible that there will be areas that have very few not know but very few white british people living there we see the same trend in the united states there are sections of the diverse cities like houston and los angeles where you are there are very few white people living there and that could be a concern for integration so it's just that inability to attract or retain white british population in some of these areas t

bush there is no compare and contrast between either president whatsoever this side's having a spending problem politico just ran a poll showing forty six percent approval for president bush or you have thirty seven percent for president obama it's quite an irony at this point. let's cross talk a little later on now the unrest in ukraine news into the second day is riot police to gas demonstrators who are responding with violence the protests are over the government suspending an association deal with the european union and skis in the ukrainian capital for r.t. . if you keep still remains in protest mode and we see scuffles between the protesters and the police now and then at times they're using tear gas against each other in fact this morning we saw something like that a fight between the protests and the police in front of the government building and again a gas was used against both the protests the police use it against each other clearly these people these protesters here at the european square in kiev they're against the president's decision the government's decision not to sign

even he could either be taken between higher. while the howard government can include a cover version each in the capital. link is on it's the nativity thank you very much for that update. now moving on to the philippines and they've lost everything that has their livelihoods that up once that the people all the philippines hospital staff say the country level than eight percent of the population not that bad the roman catholics the judges to come play an even bigger role in the face of such an awesome instructions. across the country to sunday thousands have been attending mass. many have lost appraisal because she still takes place. life does go. they're watched over by a saints with these new boards have hunted difficult start in life. born in the aftermath of typhoon high and are being cared for in a hot meal in a cozy nest inside the telco in time to time. this mother is holding a vigil as her new born daughter signed helping her to breathe. staff are working tirelessly to with several infants and ninety two the lack of esse

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they are in between, touching up there. and so if it gets to one building, it will usually go to the next building. >> they were also worried about the nearby gas line, but they quickly closed it off for residence displaced, being helped by the red cross. no one injured. >>> they're investigating the cause of the deadly crash. it happened just before 3:30 yesterday afternoon at the regional park. and the chp said that the 34- year-old lloyd was killed when the motorcycle and a car crashed. it took about four hours to get the road back open. >>> in san francisco, power was knocked down after a part of the building under construction collapsed, along with their scaffolding. it happened yesterday morning in the city's uphill neighborhood. fire crews, they say that the construction workers were in the process of demolishing the building when the accident happened. no one hurt and the fire department spokesperson says it is still unclear what caused that collapse. >>> and police, they are looking for a missing teenager, the 17-y

the treaty is valid. >> no daylight between the treaty and implementing legislation. it seems there is a lot of daylight. i take this example. not because it is controversial but because it relates to an area where the federal government has never been fought to have a 40 namely family law. no federal marriage, a federal adoption, let's assume an international treaty is approved to approve same-sex marriage. if that were a self executing treaty, same-sex marriage would have to be approved by every state. if it is not self executed however, it will be up to congress to produce that result. congress would do it or could do it at least by having a federal marriage law. and then you would have to have of federal divorce law and the federal adoption law. i think there is a big difference between just doing it through a self executing treaty and dragging the congress into areas where it has never been before. there is daylight between the treaty and requiring the treaty to be implemented in the fashion you assert is necessary peer. >> i would like to make a structural point

come on the welcome to worlds apart the recent rapprochement between iran and the united states may potentially put to rest one of the most toxic metals in more than geopolitics a possibility that would arguably benefit many peace loving nations. but not israel a country that seems to be increasingly constable living under what it calls an axis stachel strad why is the spectral floor sweeter than the chance of peace while to discuss that i'm now joined by ronen bergman an israeli investigative journalist mr bergman thank you very much for your time thank you for inviting me there is a very old ancient jewish proverb about a bad piece being better than a good war but it seems that for israel the state of bad peace has become so familiar so constable that these really leadership simply contest for to lose iran as in the enemy they seem to be very bad on keeping the. animosity going why is that. every time when israelis invited to be interviewed out side of israel it is usually assumed as if he is representing the stance of the country's government so let me start and say i'm not representing benj

the israelis and the americans certainly by all kind of analysis the tension between netanyahu and the american president barack obama is now at one of those moments it's been a long time these rabies and the americans have been at loggerheads over this issue that on yahoo certainly seems to have lost this round but it is questionable whether or not he's going to step back from his threats to attempt to carry out some kind of military strike and in this respect there have been reports of behind the scenes these raids and saudi arabia working together on some kind of possible military option if indeed such a strike is hit the saudis have publicly denied this but the reports have suggested that the saudis have offered some kind of tactical support to these raids for example in the use of a space that these may be ball pains could fly over saudi arabia in the eventuality if indeed an attorney now who's to make good on his. it's and carry out some kind of military strike against tim and. our politics very much indeed for bringing us the reaction from the television and especially the react

between all the intelligence services including the russian s.v.r. when speaking off record that you ron is trying to obtain nuclear military capability iran cannot justify its immense nuclear buildup by trying to create energy they don't need mr bergman i don't think iran always this explanation or that justification to israel or indeed any other country for that matter and let me just mention that while israeli history was indeed very traumatic it's by far it's not the only country that have very painful experience throughout history but coming back specifically to the talks if we look at the details of the deal that were under discussion in geneva if you believe diplomatic sources it was really the first time in many many years when diplomats were able to transcend these blame game and to finally discuss some specific proposals more concretely there were discussing the possibility of iran's halting medium grade enrichment in return for some. for lifting some secondary sanctions and you have or when the details of that deal were leaked to the media

it culminates in a final embrace between man and woman, a kiss for the whole world. the modernity of the beethoven frieze lies less in the novelty of its ornamental extravagance than in its capacity to shock through its sexual explicitness. klimt, like other artists of the sezession, was partly reacting against the stultifying conservatism of turn-of-the-century vienna. it was a stagnant society, opposed to change, hidebound by class distinction and strict moral codes. in these circumstances, the erotic power of klimt's work caused an outcry. klimt's essentially harmonious, idealistic view of beauty has a 19th-century flavor. a more distinctly 20th-century modernism arose in vienna wi a younger generation, especially egon schiele. schiele, like klimt, believed there was a spiritual dimension to sexual ecstasy, but his was a brutally direct approach to sex. his depictions of the female nude are projections of male sexual feeling. given they were painted in the first decade of this century, they're unprecedented in their license and intensity. schiele was also deeply o

ten to 17 inches, by 2050 and between 31 to 69 inches by 2100. executed. and this proposed study represents the staff and a larger effort to address the sea level rise and bewe know that it will impact our property and far less is known about adaptation strategies. and the map here, is the sea wall from china basin north as you see as part of the embarcadero national district and the sea wall south appear 54 was constructed after the 1950s, and my poor attempt to show you where mission creek is located. and mission creek provides a really ideal location to study adaptation strategies because it is one of the lowest lying areas. and storm water run off from mission bay, also trains to mission creek and complicating future flooding events and this is an ideal place to study and this graphic shows the existing condition in green, and in red, the 2050 scenario, and with 15 inches of sea level rise and in blue, the scenario with a55 inches of sea level rise. >> this proposed study is the out growth of prior sea level rise work and led by dcdc on its a

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of issues between each and are up and reinvigorate not want to achieve tangible results. nb this feels the government has accused the mac told the meeting to propose peace talks with the kind of odd though that the divine itself has rejected all the stocks to watch a diamond cut scenes to make the soul that she lost to the divine. he's the prime minister on his confusion is seen to be trained to talk about gold when it comes to talk about a month of the ttp when he reminisced of the law should it is important to have shoved onto the minister told an islamic constitution that of your ties with the us following the killing of ttp chief among them is sold in a drone attack earlier this month. all of the financial books to do the massage was the talk from the little being that the strike is an attack on the peace process should the mistletoe identified with and on the bottom two on his head looks good on flaws in the limbo of scientists dutch visitors and a stiff tribal region near pakistan's border with a post on an american drone strike. prime minister sharif has not made a