children is free in jordan so. but there is a limit to what jordan can give as far as this issue is concerned and we do call upon the international community to continue helping to even boost its assistance to jordan in order to enable it to better serve their iraqi guests because of the situation in iraq and the palestinian question is it likely that they will be great influences from outside jordan affecting what people are thinking and doing internally that could ultimately lead to a destabilization of the kingdom we do not think really that there is a cause for worry as far as stability and security over jordan is concern. around us of course are known to everybody but we. are confident that people who are living in jordan. with. the few g.'s who are forced to live outside their country because of the occupation or iraqi guests who are again forced to live outside their country because of the conditions there they definitely appreciate the security and stability they find here and the fact that they are able to

but while they're here of course jordan as you know. is it. is not a rich country do that it's not a country and especially this year we are really living through difficult economic situation we have deficit in the budget. or there is a strain in our on our economy from different angles but nonetheless we have our iraqi guests are. still among us and they're enjoying everything his majesty king abdullah was very gracious in permitting all iraqi children to enjoy education just like their jordanian counterparts to enjoy healthcare for all iraqis enjoy healthcare. just like jordanians and education for all iraqi children is free in jordan so. but there is a limit as to what jordan can give as far as this issue is concerned and we do call upon the international community to continue helping to even boost its assistance to jordan in order to enable it to better serve their iraqi guests what do you believe is the solution to this problem of the iraqi diaspora yes of course the solution to the very problem of their rocky people living in desperado w

and education for all iraqi children is free in jordan so. but there is a limit as to what jordan can give as far as this issue is concerned and we do call upon the international community to continue helping to even boost its assistance to jordan in order to enable it to better serve their iraqi guests what do you believe is the solution to this problem of the iraqi diaspora yes of course the sushi to very very problem of their rocky people living in desperado with every jordan or syria or europe or anywhere else in the world is to create a situation back home creates a political sense that would encourage iraqis to go back home the question is why aren't these people going back home definitely they feel probably that the security situation is not as they desire to feel that there are still. issues with the situation with them to a situation back home of course this matter is up for the iraqi people to decide but again. and there are definitely encouraging signs in iraq going on the decision of the allied forces to withdraw from iraq next ye

in israel and jordan. just adds and i will look at why equality isn't reaching all sections of society in the united states in just a short while transsexuals will say that they are one of the country's most rejected minority groups undertaking a fight to the top of the report but instead. thanks coming up on our t.v. we'll show you how ancient mysticism is kept alive on the shores of lake baikal. first create a removal called clear cut. second explosives are used to blast to go deeper than the piers. heard the remains are removed by machinery. finally on wanted soil is deposited in vallecito. on our. minds in motion. which brightened if you move the song from feinstein pression. means for stocks on t.v. dot com. this is r.t. from moscow the transgender community in the united states knows that it's only the land of the free long as you fit in the countries and well used civil rights laws protect against race religion and sex discrimination but as the list of reports no transsexuals struggle to get that eq

in israel and jordan. from favorable weather and a good harvest to healing and the marriages in ancient times shamans were in charge of almost all aspects of life but in the modern world their role cannot be underestimated either short of us travel to siberia to meet. valentini gets ready for a day's work packing is things indicating is fairly good by but this is no nine to five job. i'm a traditional shaman for my people the body yet i grew up in a traditional family we lived at a camp where my ancestors lived and even though it was soviet times we still observed our customs and traditions. in siberia along the shores of lake baikal the powers of the sharman who channel and influence the spirits of good and evil are still respected by those who live here. i think they do trust them because many turn for help to shamans in some critical points of their lives a person always wants to have hope and so they pray regardless of their confession a christian a buddhist i just know that people do go to shamans. it

the fifty fifty three so it was given jordan a lot of water to irrigate. also to. the supplier to use for the most exotic and to sea water and you know for the most exotic like you know this water has been almost diminished but the allegations have provoked fury i would belkin was one of the israeli team which negotiated with the jordanians about how water would be shared between the two countries the problem is that when he said to the street i didn't say. quantity i can say very clear. that we are taking exactly the amount of respect to the is the only location do with the winters. in the summer period we didn't take even one cubic meter more as the effects of global warming are felt more year on year disputes in this part of the middle east over water will continue to heat out policy r.t. in israel and jordan from favorable weather and a good harvest to healing and marriages in ancient times shamans were in charge of almost all aspects of life but in the modern world their role cannot be underestimated either sean thomas travelled to siberia to me. valentini get

in israel and jordan. and ahead tonight we look at why equality isn't reaching all sections of society in the united states transsexuals there say this very hour one of the country's most rejected minority groups taking their fight to the toll as we report said tonight. first create a removal called clear cut. second explosives are used to blast to go deeper than the jurors. heard the remains are reviewed by machinery. finally on board soil is deposited in vallecito. on a farm. if . so which brightened if you move the song from funds to these. stocks on t.v. dot com. this is artsy for moscow the transgender community in the united states knows that it's so leave the land of the free so long as you fit in the country of course as well used civil rights laws protecting race religion and sex discrimination but as artie's laura list of found that transsexuals struggle to get that same quality. the missing glamour to the job fit for a queen i love her was happy beautiful claimed it was. i was here to have a goo

fifty fifty three so it was given jordan a lot of water to irrigate areas in the jordan also to. the supplier to use for domestic supply and to see water in the upland you know for the most except like no this water has been almost diminished but the allegations have provoked fury i would belkin it was one of these weighty team which negotiated with the jordanians about how water would be shared between the two countries the problem is that when you say to the street i didn't say the quantity i can say very clear. that we are taking exactly. the all amount of respect through the day is the only location during the winter. in the summer period we didn't think even one cubic meter more as the effects of global warming off felt more year on year disputes in this part of the middle east over water will continue to heat up. in israel and jordan. still on the way not happy. with one members of the transsexual community in the u.s. say they suffer discrimination i don't let down by the long. the new head of the united nations office on drugs and crime has promised to address the narcoti

in israel and jordan. now we look at why equality isn't we all sections of society in the united states in just a short while a transsexual say that one of the country's most rejected minority groups taking that fight to the top as we report seeing all say this out one. thing coming up on our t.v. we'll show you how ancient mysticism is kept alive on the shores of lake baikal. first tree removal called clear cut. second exclusive plans to be in the area. where the remains are reviewed by machinery. i'm going to show. on a. brighter if you move the song from funds to these. stunts on t.v. dot com. the transgender community in the united states knows that it's only the land of the free you so long as you fit in the country has well used civil rights laws protecting against race religion and sex discrimination but as lauren lyster reports transsexual struggle to get the quasi. mixing glamour to the job fit for a queen i mean i was. happy beautiful claims it was. i was here to have a good time to. put all that

in israel and jordan. now we look at why equality isn't reaching all sections of society in the united states in a short while transactional say though one of the country's most trajectory minority groups that's taking their falling to the top as we report seeing. them coming up on our t.v. we'll show you how ancient mysticism is kept alive on the shores of lake baikal. to join the military because i thought that it was my duty not that it was something that i do to help my country. my government but that necessary for america you know there was a lot of drug abuse there was a lot of murder of american officers by american soldiers there were a lot of. problems by. using all the i always thought i wanted to win a lot of medals and they do have a lot of desperation. but afterwards i realize that they don't mean anything. that important. i don't i don't i never kept the medal. hungry for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on. the transgender c

in israel and jordan. now we look at why equality is what we change all sections of society in the united states in a short while transsexuals say they're one of the country's most rejected minority groups that's taking it to the top as we report. and coming up on our t.v. we'll show you how ancient mysticism is. first tree removal called clear cut. second explains the very last debate between the period. during the remains are removed by machinery. what it sure is invalid. on a. line . which will brighten if you move about song from tongues to pressure these. stunts on t.v. dot com. the transgender community in the united states knows that is only the land of the free so long as you face in the country has a well used civil rights laws protecting against race religion and sex discrimination but is law unless the reports transsexual struggle to get equality. mixing glamour. and job fit for i love. happy beautiful clamor to. i was here to have a good time to. put all that glitters. music cool belief a good

kingdom of jordan. queen. 21 years reigning. king hussain cancer center amand jordan chair woman four years. king hussain foundation chair woman 6 years and currently. united world colleges a network of ten international colleges which fosters cross cultural understanding and global peace. present ten years and currently. world wildlife national member board of directors. international campaign to ban land mines. international advisory board member. author new york times best seller 2003 released this year in paperback. leap of faith. global 500 award for environmental protection. u.n. environment program award. languages arabic, english, french. hobbies. skiing, horseback riding. sailing, tennis, gardening, photography. her majesty queen noor of jordan. >> your institutional commitments are so numerous i don't know how you do it. you live out of a suitcase. >> yes, i do. >> there is one that interests me that is united world colleges. >> that is probably one of the programs that is nearest and dearest to my heart. these college

israel syria and jordan jordan threatened to further damage relations between the two while the. the majority of transgenders in the us claim they are being discriminated against but about the battle on to assert their rights in the country. and greetings of from moscow where it is six o'clock in the morning this is r t and we're so glad to have you with us right now let's look at our top stories we start off with the miracle story of a baby girl in southern russia who was astonished to doctors by a surviving after being abandoned in the scorching heat wave sun the two week old was found by the roadside and police in the last of region are now looking for her parents because. the story. here it's. a favorite of all the stocks. and she's something of a miracle after surviving the record heatwave abandoned by the roadside hospital stuff have called the baby girl c. atlanta or sonny the two we call child will sported by possible by having laid for hours on the ground in fifty degree heat. yet a squeak it was a kitten that i looked closer and was taken aback it was a crying child. my

will also speak to it ok jordan can you jump in there please go ahead as a conspiracy is just jordan go ahead jump yeah please i mean the idea that concern is a conspiracy is. is absolutely madness i mean so it is a completely. one of those who do get least who are scientists all throughout the world share information. so i was to look at this or how the information these are to say how long are scientists can you give us why there is no examination being hidden whatsoever can you can you give us one example where cern is lying to the scientific community in the rest of us one example yes yes. it is this example that we already heard about from jordan that it was the same thing with doing it was nature is doing but there's a difference which we don't talk about and this difference. i mean if you go to the website of the liberation astray shane do they do address exactly that point absolutely it's clearly look just as i read it and exactly this objection. all right it is not true so i mean i don't buy this was really just a really seriously obviously it's something that we wouldn't wa

in israel and jordan. still ahead tonight a civil rights organizations in the u.s. say members of the trans gender community there are often targets of hate violence but are not adequately protected by the law or the authorities transsexuals say they are being one of the most discriminated minority groups with no legal bans on discrimination on gender identity they're taking their fight to the top as well reports in. the new head of the united nations office on drugs and crime has promised to address the narcotics threat in afghanistan russian official yuri fed daughter of took over the key role last month artie's military analyst thinks it's high time the war on narcotics was a link to the fight against corruption. the russian ambassador to the united kingdom you if you don't this has just been appointed as the u.n. drug czar so now in his new capacity he will be leading the way of the international community a games that narco terrorist threat that comes from afghanistan the russian voice has been mostly neglected by day i sassed nato an international community so

in israel and jordan. just ahead tonight we look at why equality isn't reaching all sections of society in the united states transsexuals there say they are one of the country's most rejected minority groups and we're taking the fight to the top as we report so. hungry for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. would be so much brighter if you move the song from phones to christians. stopped on t.v. dot com. the transgender community in the united states knows that it's only the land of the free so long as you fit in the country as of course well used civil rights laws protecting race religion and sex discrimination but it answers lauren list and found out transsexuals are struggling to get that same equality. mixing glamour to the job fit for a queen i mean i was. happy beautiful claim it was. i was here to have a good time. with all that glitters. music school believes a good break when someone with no formal care for you cared for most tr

latest plan and the fifty fifty three so was given jordan a lot of water to irrigate areas in the jordan valley and also to. the supplier to use for domestic supply and to see water in the upland you know for the most except like no this water has been almost diminished but the allegations have provoked fury i would belkin was one of these really team which negotiated with the jordanians about how water would be shade between the two countries the problem is that when you say to the streets it didn't say. quantity i can say very clear. that we are taking exactly the amount of respect to the location during the winter. in the summer period. with even one more as the effects of global warming off felt more. disputes in this part of the middle east over water will continue to heat up. in israel and jordan well so on the way in a program an identity a transgender woman goes through far and want to retain her rights to the living. and. we'll show you how. to live on the shores of lake baikal. discovery. communicate with. and become free to. see what nature can give you. first create a removal

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will also speak to it ok jordan can you jump in there please go ahead as a conspiracy is just jordan go ahead please i mean the idea that concern is a conspiracy is. is absolutely madness i mean as a completely. one of those who do get leads to our scientists all throughout the world share information. like this or how the information these are you know your scientists can you give us want to there's no way. whatsoever can you can you give us one example where cern is lying to the scientific community and the rest of us one example yes yes. it is this example that we already heard from jordan they did was the same thing so it's doing it was nature is doing but there's a difference which they don't talk about. and this difference. if you go to the web site of the liberation of stray shame to pay to address exactly that point absolutely it's clearly today and exactly this objection. all right it is not true so i mean i don't buy this was really serious business to really seriously obviously it's something that we wouldn't want to do and have any risk it all has to. do i have a minute t

you're most welcome jordan was quite. science lost by reporters without borders for closing down two satellite stations of iranian army gen is there a fear that iranian influence could destabilize the kingdom first of all let me. correct the premise of the question we did not close down. stations what happened actually was that the correspondent. correspondents of these stations. were working without proper permit and. we. asked them to apply and. of course i think. one of them at least did not apply there of course conditions in order to be able to like any other country in the world there are conditions that should apply to anyone who wants to write for their four and. work for of media establishment and i think. there were problems with the permits so the stations themselves were not the issue they should was the people working for the stations as far as living up to the requirements of the permit conditions is there a fear that iranian influence could destabilize the kingdom no actually you know we don't have the feel

israel syria and jordan as shortages threaten to further damage relations between the three countries while their people suffer. the majority of transgenders in the u.s. claim being discriminated against but found to battle on to assert their rights in the country. it is five o'clock in the morning on aug fifteenth in moscow russia's capital this is our look at your top stories we start off with the miracle story of a baby girl in southern russia who. astonished doctors by surviving after being abandoned in the scorching heat wave sign the two week old was found by the roadside police in the rostov region are now looking for her parents because. as the story. here it's. our start the favorite of all the stuff. and she's something of a miracle after surviving the record heatwave abandoned by the roadside hospital staff have called the baby girl with lana or sonny the two we call child was supported by possible by having lead for hours on the ground in fifty degree heat. i heard a squeak i thought it was a kitten then i looked closer and was taken aback it was a crying child my husband

jordan also to. the supplier to use for domestic supply and to see water in the upland you know for the most except like no this water has been almost diminished but the allegations have provoked fury i would belkin was one of the israeli team which negotiated with the jordanians about how water would be shared between the two countries the problem is that when he said to the street i didn't say. a quantity i can say very clear. that we are taking exactly. the. respect is the location during the winter. we didn't think even one cubic meter or more as the effects of global warming off felt more year on year disputes in this part of the middle east over water will continue to heat up put a c.r.t. in israel and jordan. heads and i will look at why equality is a region all sections of society in the united states transsexuals say they are one of the country's most rejected minority groups in the taking the fight to the top as we report some tonight. first tree removal called clear cut. second explosives

in israel and jordan. still on the way not having a ball with a look why members transsexual community in the us say they suffer discrimination and i let down by the law. the new head of the united nations office on drugs and crime has promised to address the narcotics threat in afghanistan russian official said daughter of took over the key role last month our military analyst crucial things it's high time the war on narcotics was linked to the fight against corruption. the russian ambassador to the united kingdom you should note that has just been appointed as the u.n. and drug czar so now in his new capacity he will be leading the way of the international community he gains that narco terrorist threat that comes from afghanistan the russian voice has been mostly neglected by i said nato and international community so now it's point when russia has a unique opportunity to rid invigorated and to jumpstart the international efforts to build up and raise the world and wariness about the one and only threat

i'm going jordan one more time given it give it a shot where you can say we're making mistakes but yet ok so what i'm trying to say to all those worried and many people have been worried by the idea that we may have noticed many black holes in the in the collision ok and you can argue in essence one of the predictions is that. is that this could happen and the argument i'm making is simply that in fact what we're doing the collisions we're making in the laboratory happen all the time in nature it's not something that we wouldn't see happening around us if if these kind of collisions made many black holes that were able to eat planets it would have happened nature is doing this constantly all right i mean i'd like to go to you how do you know. i don't like to go to anyone london here i mean how safe is this because in researching this program i came across contrarian voices there was a petition before the machine was turned on to have it not turned on to take that seriously or not i'm not a scientist but there are people concerned out there is this an exaggerated concern . i think it's

they have been thinking about these things and as far as i can be i get that sure go ahead jordan. go ahead i mean i think one of the reasons we do scientists is to find out what's out there and in fact we have some ideas of what might be there but we don't know all the answers and by studying we find new things and you know some time later we actually understand what it all means when we discovered how the atom was put together we didn't know we'd be able to harness the energy from it when we discovered how electrons and quantum mechanics and you're brought up earlier these are things fundamental discoveries that you don't know you're going to find and that's why we go looking for things now when it comes to triggering things i just repeat what i said before we're not triggering things we're exploring we're looking into corners and finding out new things we're giving humanity more information about the world we live in and eventually that may lead to us being able to do things we didn't think possible today but it's one of the things about voyages of discovery you don't know where

in israel and jordan. but ahead tonight we look at why equality is reaching all sections of society in the united states transsexuals say they are one of the country's most rejected minority groups and are taking the fight to the top as we report. first the newly appointed head of the u.n. drugs and crime office is vying to address the afghanistan narcotics threat russian official yuri fit daughter of took on the role last month military analysts of going to khrushchev says it's high time the war on drugs was linked to the fight against corruption. the russian ambassador to the united kingdom you should know that this has just been appointed as the u.n. and drug czar so now in his new capacity he will be leading the way of the international community he gains the narco terrorist threat that comes from afghanistan the russian voice has been mostly neglected by the i said nato an international community so now we have this appointment russia has a unique opportunity to rid invigorated and to jumpstart the in

it is the major water source for israel jordan and syria but it's been a bone of contention between them for decades now as paula slayer found that its everyday citizens who are facing shortages. c. hum for quhy has always had to worry about water hears ago she bought a tank to keep as much of the precious stuff in she needs or to wash her family's clothes twice a week and the rest of the time her children know to keep a shower is short in the jordanian capital h two o. is pretty scarce. and i think big families usually buy water tanks so we can have enough water to last the whole week but the tanks are expensive and not everyone can afford them we get water two days a week and those days i switch on the taps and fuel the tanks for a few hours so we can manage on the other days. it's a problem affecting the whole region competition for water between israel jordan and syria has become so fierce that it's turned the once mighty jordan river into a trickle well the rivers being almost destroyed because of the conflict because of the competition every country has tried to block off what

away from us and we have to leave fuel that planes above very hostile states like saudi arabi iraq jordan which we don't have illusions with so it's very very complicated to do it secondly the israeli air force is rather small in comparison to the weeds of iran and do not list of targets which we should they deal with in iran but the goalie is unclear because if we deal with that let's say the nuclear facilities only they don't use can be done within the usual two years so there's no significance to such an air raid if we take let's say personalities or. symbols again think they can be very easily replaced to something which should be done in iran is energy change but this says you can either from below from the from the people in the street or by invasion to iran like what happened in iraq and afghanistan these things isn't it cannot do by its sense. first there for more of the care there from the israeli think tank bag and some guts out or forced to strategic studies now jordan's fast becoming one of the most westernized countries in the middle east with american style diners replacing

and coming up some call it the new beirut but just how much is jordan become transformed by western culture what we try to find out of a bit later this hour. the number of wildfires raging here in russia continues to rise with hundreds of thousands of firefighters tailing the brakes across the country the death toll has now risen to fifty the situation is likely to remain tends to for several weeks before the scorching temperatures are forecast of cool as jacob greaves reports. now i am in moscow region a village in moscow region and i'm actually standing by an example yes another example of just the devastation and destruction that's been brought upon local communities here we have. if you recognize that what was a garridge and inside is a car that's being burnt out now is the farmer so as far as that residence he didn't have time to move the car out there was literally just engulfed and i was a similar story there's rubble strewn everywhere and there's also the surrounding houses were completely burnt down as well the force around this area of all were just being complete destroyed by the

jordan shipley going back. he can win a job as a punt returner. it would certainly add to his resume in cincinnati. >> al: mat mcbriar. to the 33 yard line. and shipley dropped at that spot by jesse holley. ♪ ♪ the energy boost for your feet. with zigtech, i get more train, less pain. ♪ ♪ >> al: check out the action on the new drama "under covers" goes to nbc.com for a new look 3 at "undercovers" this fall on nbc. bengals have generated nothing offensively tonight, and the younger palmer throws here for a first down. that is dez briscoe. >> cris: you want to see a double? jordan and carson. check that out. i mean, that's dead-on, isn't it? switch numbers, and i'm not sure i could tell the difference right there. shave that little semi mustache and beard. >> al: about a four, five year difference between the brothers. >> cris: the defenses can tell the difference. >> al: yeah. film doesn't lie. now, albert haynesworth. let's talk about him for a second. you all know about haynesworth. left tennessee. washington signed him to a humongous con

that was more to her from the israelis think tank begins to dot center for strategic studies now in jordan it's fast becoming one of the most westernized countries in the middle east with american style diners replacing traditional schwarm a stance a melting pot of western and arab values is producing a new generation of so-called arab ease more susceptible to change argues paul this leader takes a look at jordan's ongoing cultural revolution. a men's magazine that shows off female flourish and leaves little to the imagination a cover like this would not raise eyebrows in europe but in the middle east in a country like jordan where ninety five percent of the population is muslim it can go on sale only in the capital city editor cyrus side says her aim is to shock and that she does by filling in a gap in the market touching on issues that are pretty much to blue in the arab world like talking about relationships and sex they're not flying that in like rural areas a lot of our readers. they have a modern way of thinking well and so modern the dead a different way of thinking a lot of them ha

the jordan river has become a bone of contention in the middle east for the liquid of life it's gets into a dispute between israel and jordan and syria almost to the river as each country tries to reserve a lot of sports and moves. on the transgender woman in the u.s. system from the two thousand to win back. to the sun to become free of the spotlight civil rights laws to protect against race religion and sex discrimination . he's told them that any of the old city of the ourself. hello good to see you again and welcome to you said to be the power of the golden ring cities located two hundred and fifty kilometers to the north east of moscow it was founded in the. islands is one of the oldest cities in russia. the volga river it's featured in countless poems stories and songs. and it's the main transport link that stretches all the way down to the caspian sea . the longest river in europe pastas through many major russian cities such as q sounds to modest and volgograd. preceded by viking settlements in the april ninth centuries the city is said to have been founded in the tent and as

and israel jordan and syria are draining the river jordan as each country tries to reserve parts for its own disputes is a bitter one in the middle east and we could have life. for the next day we follow martin andrews on his tour of the millennium old city of the us level. hello good to see you again and welcome to you said to be the power of the golden ring cities located two hundred and fifty kilometers to the north east of moscow it was founded in the. islands is one of the oldest cities in russia. the volga river it's featured in countless poems stories and songs. but here is the main transport link that stretches all the way down to the caspian sea. the longest river in your pos is through many major russian cities such as q sounds the modest amount. preceded by viking settlements in the april ninth centuries the city is said to have been founded in the year and as an outpost the principle is the overall story. centuries later. second largest city for a time during the polish invasion of russia in six hundred twelve it was the unofficial capital of russia. today the city has a