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Well Senator Boxer, good to talk to you. Thanks very much. | well senator boxer good to talk to you thanks very | Well Senator Boxer good to talk to you Thanks very | well senator boxer, good to talk to you. thanks very much. |
Thank you. | thank | Thank, | thank you. |
That's Senator Barbara Boxer, Democrat of California, one of the sponsors of the Airline Passenger Bill of Rights Act. | that's senator barbara; boxer democrat of california one. of the sponsors of, the airline passenger bill of rights | That's Senator, Barbara. Boxer Democrat of California one of the sponsors of the Airline Passenger Bill of Rights, | that's senator barbara boxer, democrat of california, one of the sponsors of the airline passenger bill of rights act. |
This week, the World Health Organization declared an official end to an epidemic of the Marburg virus in Angola. It was the largest outbreak of Marburg ever and claimed as many as 329 lives. Its victims died horrific deaths, suffering high fever, massive bleeding and multiple organ failure. Intern... | this week the world health organization declared an official end to an epidemic of the. marburg virus in angola it was the largest outbreak of marburg ever and claimed as many as 329 lives its victims died horrific deaths, suffering high fever massive bleeding and multiple organ failure internatio... | This week the World Health Organization declared an official end to an epidemic of the Marburg virus in, Angola It was the largest outbreak of Marburg ever and. claimed as many as 329 lives Its victims died horrific deaths suffering high fever massive bleeding and multiple organ failure Internatio... | this week, the world health organization declared an official end to an epidemic of the marburg virus in angola. it was the largest outbreak of marburg ever and claimed as many as 329 lives. its victims died horrific deaths, suffering high fever, massive bleeding and multiple organ failure. intern... |
They wash the body and the family's members and the friends have to embrace him, kiss him. They wash and kiss and cry and dance and so on. And you know that the most important way of contamination is contact. | they wash, the. body, and; the. family's members and the friends have to embrace him. kiss him they wash and, kiss and cry and, dance and so on and. you know that the most important way of contamination is | They wash the body and the; family's. members and the friends have, to embrace him kiss him They wash and kiss and cry and, dance and so on And you, know that the most important way of contamination is | they wash the body and the family's members and the friends have to embrace him, kiss him. they wash and kiss and cry and dance and so on. and you know that the most important way of contamination is contact. |
At the same time, Angolans became suspicious of hospitals. Sick people would go there and die rather than return home well. | at the same time angolans became suspicious of hospitals sick people would go there and die rather than return home | At the; same time Angolans became suspicious of hospitals Sick people would go there. and die rather than return home | at the same time, angolans became suspicious of hospitals. sick people would go there and die rather than return home well. |
So Rice focuses on steps her patients can take to cope with the consequences of heat waves and more tiny particles floating into Heafy's lungs. | so rice focuses on steps her patients can take to cope with the. consequences of heat waves and more tiny particles floating into heafy's | So Rice, focuses, on steps her patients can take to cope with the consequences. of heat waves and more tiny particles floating into, Heafy's | so rice focuses on steps her patients can take to cope with the consequences of heat waves and more tiny particles floating into heafy's lungs. |
Yeah. And you know, it - so what they're studying - so I could gush about the animals for a long time, but there's actual science going on here. And the idea is to understand sort of how muscles work and how our skeletons help us move. And engineers are collaborating with them to make better robots, and they have sort ... | yeah and you know it - so what they're studying - so. i could gush about the animals for a long time but there's actual science. going on, here and the idea. is to understand, sort of how muscles; work and how our skeletons help us move and engineers are collaborating with them to make better robots. and; they have. so... | Yeah And you know it - so, what they're studying - so I could gush about the animals. for a long. time but there's actual science going on here. And the idea is to understand sort of how muscles work and, how our skeletons help us move And engineers; are collaborating with them to, make better robots and they have sort... | yeah. and you know, it - so what they're studying - so i could gush about the animals for a long time, but there's actual science going on here. and the idea is to understand sort of how muscles work and how our skeletons help us move. and engineers are collaborating with them to make better robots, and they have sort ... |
I mean, this is a really basic biology happening here, but you need to have all these kinds of animals to compare how a guinea fowl runs versus how an emu runs or - and so they also have, you know, really cool gadgets. So there's like a huge X-ray machine that takes X-ray video and high-speed cameras everywhere. | i mean this is a really basic biology happening here but you need to have. all these kinds of animals to compare how. a guinea fowl runs versus, how an emu runs or - and, so they also have you know really; cool gadgets so there's like. a huge x-ray machine that takes x-ray video and high-speed cameras | I mean; this is a really basic biology happening, here but you, need to. have all these kinds of animals to compare how a guinea fowl runs versus how an emu runs. or - and so they also have you know really cool gadgets So there's like, a huge X-ray machine that takes X-ray video and high-speed cameras | i mean, this is a really basic biology happening here, but you need to have all these kinds of animals to compare how a guinea fowl runs versus how an emu runs or - and so they also have, you know, really cool gadgets. so there's like a huge x-ray machine that takes x-ray video and high-speed cameras everywhere. |
And... | and... | ||
It's sort of like a visual dream. | it's sort of, like a visual | It's sort, of like a visual | it's sort of like a visual dream. |
It is. It's our Video Pick of the Week. It's up there on our website @sciencefriday.com, and also on our mobile apps, that you can download them. And one of my favorite little parts of the video is where the guy points to a treadmill and he says that's a special treadmill. | it is it's our video, pick of the; week it's up there on our website @sciencefriday.com and also on our mobile apps that you can download. them and, one of my favorite little, parts of the video is, where the guy points to. a treadmill and. he says that's a. special | It is It's our Video Pick of the Week It's up there. on our website @sciencefriday.com and also on our mobile apps that you can download them And one of my favorite, little parts of the video is where the guy points to a treadmill and he says that's a special | it is. it's our video pick of the week. it's up there on our website @sciencefriday.com, and also on our mobile apps, that you can download them. and one of my favorite little parts of the video is where the guy points to a treadmill and he says that's a special treadmill. |
A treadmill of note, Ira. | a treadmill of note | A, treadmill of note | a treadmill of note, ira. |
A treadmill of note? What was of note about that? | a treadmill of note? what was of note about | A treadmill, of note? What was of note about | a treadmill of note? what was of note about that? |
Andrew Biewener said this as we were walking through the lab. It's where they first jump kangaroos and... | andrew, biewener, said this as we were walking through the lab it's where they first jump kangaroos | Andrew. Biewener said, this as we; were walking through the lab It's where they first, jump kangaroos | andrew biewener said this as we were walking through the lab. it's where they first jump kangaroos and... |
Of course. | of | Of | of course. |
(SOUNDBITE OF LAUGHTER) | (soundbite of | (SOUNDBITE OF | (soundbite of laughter) |
Kangaroos on a treadmill. | kangaroos on. a | Kangaroos on a | kangaroos on a treadmill. |
To figure out how the tendons work. I mean, it really is neat stuff that I don't think – I don't think this - a lab like this exists maybe anywhere else. | to figure out how the tendons; work i mean it really is neat stuff that i don't think – i don't, think this - a lab. like this exists maybe anywhere | To figure, out how the tendons work I mean it really is neat stuff that. I don't think – I don't think this - a lab like this exists maybe anywhere | to figure out how the tendons work. i mean, it really is neat stuff that i don't think – i don't think this - a lab like this exists maybe anywhere else. |
Yeah. | yeah. | ||
I mean, if it does, please let me know because... | i mean if it does please, let me know; | I mean if it does please. let me know | i mean, if it does, please let me know because... |
Flora will be there in a minute. | flora will be there in; a | Flora will be there in a | flora will be there in a minute. |
Yeah, exactly. I'd like to see it. | yeah exactly i'd like. to see | Yeah exactly I'd like to see | yeah, exactly. i'd like to see it. |
Yeah. Well, if you have any other interesting labs, let Flora know. | yeah well if you have any other interesting labs. let flora | Yeah Well, if you have, any other interesting labs let Flora | yeah. well, if you have any other interesting labs, let flora know. |
Yeah. And I'd also like to thank everyone who sent in videos when we requested - I'm still going through them. So if you haven't heard back from me, it's not personal. It's coming, but they were really great, so thanks for sending them. | yeah and i'd also like to thank. everyone who sent in videos. when we requested - i'm still going through them so if you haven't heard back. from me. it's not personal it's coming but they were really great so thanks for sending | Yeah And I'd also like, to thank everyone who sent in. videos when we requested - I'm still going through them So. if you haven't heard back from, me it's not personal It's coming but they were really great so thanks for sending | yeah. and i'd also like to thank everyone who sent in videos when we requested - i'm still going through them. so if you haven't heard back from me, it's not personal. it's coming, but they were really great, so thanks for sending them. |
Yeah. Couldn't compete with the guinea fowl this week on a treadmill. So thank you, Flora. | yeah. couldn't compete with the guinea fowl this week on a treadmill so thank you | Yeah Couldn't compete with the guinea fowl this week on, a treadmill So thank you | yeah. couldn't compete with the guinea fowl this week on a treadmill. so thank you, flora. |
Thanks, Ira. And a happy birthday, Ira. | thanks ira and a happy birthday | Thanks, Ira And a happy birthday | thanks, ira. and a happy birthday, ira. |
Well, thank you very much. The secret, the secret... | well, thank, you very much the secret the | Well thank you very much The secret, the | well, thank you very much. the secret, the secret... |
The secret's out. | the secret's | The secret's | the secret's out. |
The secret is out. | the secret is | The secret is, | the secret is out. |
This is News & Notes. I'm Farai Chideya. | this is news & notes i'm farai. | This. is News & Notes I'm Farai, | this is news & notes. i'm farai chideya. |
On today's Roundtable, blacks in New York protest against police brutality and New Jersey lawmaker's approve civil unions in their state. Joining us now from New York to discuss these topics are Robert George, an editorial writer at the New York Post, and Marcelo Suarez-Orozco, professor of immigration studies at NYU. ... | on today's roundtable blacks in new york protest against police brutality. and new jersey, lawmaker's approve civil unions in. their state joining us now from new york to discuss these topics are robert george an editorial writer at; the new, york post and marcelo, suarez-orozco, professor of immigration studies at nyu... | On. today's Roundtable blacks in New York protest, against police brutality; and New Jersey lawmaker's approve civil unions in, their state Joining us now from New York to discuss these topics are Robert, George an editorial writer at the New York Post and Marcelo Suarez-Orozco professor of immigration studies at NYU I... | on today's roundtable, blacks in new york protest against police brutality and new jersey lawmaker's approve civil unions in their state. joining us now from new york to discuss these topics are robert george, an editorial writer at the new york post, and marcelo suarez-orozco, professor of immigration studies at nyu. ... |
I want to thank you all for being with us and go to the Sean Bell rally in New York City. Sean Bell was the man who was shot in New York by police officers. It's revived a very difficult relationship between the police and black New York residents. | i, want to thank you all; for being with us. and go. to the sean bell rally in new york city sean bell was the man who, was shot in new, york by police officers it's revived a very difficult relationship between the police and black new york | I, want to thank you all for being with us and go to the Sean Bell rally in New York City Sean Bell. was the man who was shot in New. York. by police officers It's revived a very difficult. relationship between the police and black New York | i want to thank you all for being with us and go to the sean bell rally in new york city. sean bell was the man who was shot in new york by police officers. it's revived a very difficult relationship between the police and black new york residents. |
Now he was a groom-to-be right before his wedding day, and it's compared to Amadou Diallo, who was also shot by police on his doorstep. So on Saturday there was a march for justice against police brutality held in the city. | now he was a groom-to-be right. before his wedding day and it's compared to amadou diallo who was also shot. by police on; his doorstep so on saturday there was a march for justice against police brutality held in the | Now he was a groom-to-be right, before. his wedding day and it's compared to Amadou Diallo who was also shot by police on. his doorstep So on Saturday there, was a march for. justice against police brutality held in the | now he was a groom-to-be right before his wedding day, and it's compared to amadou diallo, who was also shot by police on his doorstep. so on saturday there was a march for justice against police brutality held in the city. |
Here's what one participant had to say. | here's what one participant had to. | Here's what one participant, had to | here's what one participant had to say. |
These issues never happen in other communities. You never hear about a white man, an unarmed white man being shot, you know, 40, 50 times. It never occurs. And we need to stop it. | these issues never, happen in other communities you never hear about a white man an unarmed white man being shot you know 40, 50 times it never occurs and we need to stop; | These, issues never happen in other communities You never hear about a white man an unarmed white man being shot you know 40, 50 times It never occurs And we need to. stop | these issues never happen in other communities. you never hear about a white man, an unarmed white man being shot, you know, 40, 50 times. it never occurs. and we need to stop it. |
Callie, what's the effect of these rallies? | callie what's the effect of these | Callie what's the effect of these, | callie, what's the effect of these rallies? |
Well, I think that there is always power in acknowledgement. Now, you know, so there's a couple of ways to look at effect, I guess. The bottom line effect would be, of course, the rally occurs and then something changes in city hall, or the police chiefs sit down and talk with community leaders. That's the best of all ... | well i think that there; is always power in acknowledgement now you, know so there's a, couple. of ways to look at, effect i guess the bottom line effect would be of course the rally occurs and then something, changes in city hall or the police chiefs sit down and talk with community leaders that's the best of all poss... | Well; I think. that there is always power in acknowledgement Now you know so there's a couple of ways to look at effect I guess The bottom line effect would be of course the rally occurs and then something changes in city, hall or the police chiefs sit down and. talk with community leaders That's the best of all. possi... | well, i think that there is always power in acknowledgement. now, you know, so there's a couple of ways to look at effect, i guess. the bottom line effect would be, of course, the rally occurs and then something changes in city hall, or the police chiefs sit down and talk with community leaders. that's the best of all ... |
But the second part of that I think is equally important, and that is for the community, however small its voice may be, to say we know that this happened and this is not right. And we're going to continue to raise the issue until we can at least get other citizens in New York to agree that this is not something they w... | but the second part of that i, think is. equally important and that is for the community however small its. voice may be to. say, we know that this happened and this is not right and we're. going to continue to raise the issue until we can at least get other citizens in new york to agree that this is not something they... | But the second part of that I think is equally important and that. is for the community however small its voice may be to, say we know that this happened and this is not right; And we're going to continue to raise the issue until we can at least get other citizens in New York to agree that this is not something they wo... | but the second part of that i think is equally important, and that is for the community, however small its voice may be, to say we know that this happened and this is not right. and we're going to continue to raise the issue until we can at least get other citizens in new york to agree that this is not something they w... |
So I think there's a two-fold effect, and I think that it's powerful to demand acknowledgement of something that's happened that is just not right in the community. | so i think there's a two-fold. effect and i think that it's powerful to demand acknowledgement of. something that's happened that is just not right in the | So I think there's a two-fold effect and I think that it's powerful to, demand acknowledgement of something that's; happened that is just not right in the | so i think there's a two-fold effect, and i think that it's powerful to demand acknowledgement of something that's happened that is just not right in the community. |
Marcelo, you're also in the New York community, the greater New York area. You know, there's been a lot of discussion about whether or not marches and rallies have the same potency they used to. In a media-saturated world, people are going to see this, but will they heed the call? Is there anything else that's an optio... | marcelo you're also in. the new york community the greater new york area you. know there's been a lot. of discussion, about whether or not marches and rallies have the same potency they used to in a media-saturated world people are going to see this but, will they heed the call? is there anything else that's an | Marcelo you're. also in, the New York community, the greater, New York area You know there's been a lot, of. discussion about whether or not. marches and rallies. have the, same potency they used to In a media-saturated world people are going. to see this but will they heed the call? Is there anything else that's an | marcelo, you're also in the new york community, the greater new york area. you know, there's been a lot of discussion about whether or not marches and rallies have the same potency they used to. in a media-saturated world, people are going to see this, but will they heed the call? is there anything else that's an optio... |
Well, surely there are multiple options here, but I think a completely agree with Callie here that the issue is one of acknowledgment. Look, this is a wound in the city. Fifty shots were fired. We need transparency. We need to understand clearly what happened and what concrete steps are being taken to prevent this from... | well surely there are; multiple options here but i think a completely agree with callie here that the issue is one of, acknowledgment look this is a, wound in the city. fifty shots were fired we need transparency we need to understand clearly what happened and what concrete steps are being taken to prevent this from ha... | Well surely there are multiple options here. but I think a completely agree with Callie here that the issue is one of acknowledgment Look this is a wound in the. city Fifty shots were fired We need transparency We need to understand clearly what happened and what concrete steps are being taken to prevent this from happ... | well, surely there are multiple options here, but i think a completely agree with callie here that the issue is one of acknowledgment. look, this is a wound in the city. fifty shots were fired. we need transparency. we need to understand clearly what happened and what concrete steps are being taken to prevent this from... |
And it is through transparency. It is through dialogue. It is really through the demand for justice that these issues ultimately get addressed. So I think that marches is one way of acknowledging when wrongs need to be righted. | and it is through transparency it is through dialogue it is really through the demand for justice that these issues ultimately get addressed so i think that marches, is one, way of acknowledging when wrongs need. to be | And it is through transparency It, is through dialogue It is really through the demand for justice that these issues ultimately get addressed So I think that marches is one way of acknowledging when wrongs need to be | and it is through transparency. it is through dialogue. it is really through the demand for justice that these issues ultimately get addressed. so i think that marches is one way of acknowledging when wrongs need to be righted. |
There are many, many other ways. You mentioned the Internet. You mentioned media. You mentioned there are many, many ways in which citizens can make their voices heard. | there are many many other, ways you mentioned the internet you mentioned media you, mentioned there are many, many ways in which citizens can make their voices. | There are, many many other ways You mentioned the Internet You mentioned, media You mentioned there are many many ways in which; citizens can make their voices | there are many, many other ways. you mentioned the internet. you mentioned media. you mentioned there are many, many ways in which citizens can make their voices heard. |
Robert, what's your paper saying about this? | robert, what's, your, paper saying about | Robert. what's your paper saying about | robert, what's your paper saying about this? |
The pure Gullah language should not be confused with English, because it does have its own structure. If you said, I'm going to suade him. Well, that's broken English, because you didn't say persuade. But if I said if I have a suade'em(ph), that's perfect Gullah. | the pure gullah language should not be confused with english because it does have its. own structure if you said i'm going to suade him well that's broken english because you didn't say persuade but if i said if i have a suade'em(ph), that's perfect | The pure Gullah language. should not, be confused. with English; because it does have its own structure If you said I'm going to suade him Well that's broken English because you; didn't say persuade. But if I said if I have a suade'em(ph), that's perfect | the pure gullah language should not be confused with english, because it does have its own structure. if you said, i'm going to suade him. well, that's broken english, because you didn't say persuade. but if i said if i have a suade'em(ph), that's perfect gullah. |
That second sentence--it's so musical. | that, second sentence--it's so | That second sentence--it's so | that second sentence--it's so musical. |
Oh, yeah. It has its intonation that is, that is always natural. | oh yeah it has its intonation that is that is always | Oh yeah It has, its intonation that is, that is always | oh, yeah. it has its intonation that is, that is always natural. |
We've been speaking to Emory Campbell. He's part of a team that translated the Bible into Gullah. Our reader of the Gullah passage was Vernetta Canteen. | we've been speaking to emory campbell he's part of a team that translated the. bible into gullah our reader of the gullah passage was vernetta; | We've been, speaking to Emory Campbell He's part of, a team that translated the Bible into Gullah Our reader. of the Gullah passage was Vernetta | we've been speaking to emory campbell. he's part of a team that translated the bible into gullah. our reader of the gullah passage was vernetta canteen. |
This is the "Lord's Prayer." | this is the "lord's | This. is the "Lord's | this is the "lord's prayer." |
We Fada wa dey een heaben, leh everybody honor your name. We pray that soon ya gwine rule over de world. Wasoneba ting ya wahn, leh um be so in dis world, same like dey in heaven. Give we the food what we need dis day, yah, an eb'ry(every)day. Forgive we for we sin, cause we da' forgive dey what do bad to we. Let we do... | we fada wa dey, een heaben leh everybody honor your name we pray that soon ya gwine rule over de world wasoneba ting ya wahn leh um be so, in dis world same like dey; in heaven give we the food what we need dis day, yah an, eb'ry(every)day forgive we for we sin cause we da' forgive dey what, do bad, to we let we don't ... | We Fada wa dey een heaben leh everybody honor your name, We pray that soon ya gwine rule over de world. Wasoneba ting ya wahn leh um. be, so in dis world, same like dey in heaven Give we. the food what we need dis. day yah, an eb'ry(every)day Forgive we for we sin cause we da' forgive dey what do bad to we Let we don't... | we fada wa dey een heaben, leh everybody honor your name. we pray that soon ya gwine rule over de world. wasoneba ting ya wahn, leh um be so in dis world, same like dey in heaven. give we the food what we need dis day, yah, an eb'ry(every)day. forgive we for we sin, cause we da' forgive dey what do bad to we. let we do... |
That's the Lord's Prayer in Gullah. | that's the lord's prayer in | That's the. Lord's Prayer in, | that's the lord's prayer in gullah. |
This is NPR News. | this is npr | This is NPR | this is npr news. |
While the diplomatic discussions about Iran continue, along with the sanctions on nuclear technology, Russia has gone ahead with the sale of new conventional weapons. | while the diplomatic discussions about iran continue along with the sanctions on, nuclear technology russia has. gone ahead with the sale of. new conventional | While, the diplomatic discussions about Iran continue along with the sanctions on nuclear technology Russia has, gone ahead with the sale of new conventional | while the diplomatic discussions about iran continue, along with the sanctions on nuclear technology, russia has gone ahead with the sale of new conventional weapons. |
Moscow has sold Iran anti-aircraft missiles, as NPR's Gregory Feifer reports from the Russian capital. | moscow has sold iran anti-aircraft, missiles as npr's gregory feifer reports from the russian | Moscow has sold Iran anti-aircraft missiles as NPR's Gregory Feifer, reports from the Russian | moscow has sold iran anti-aircraft missiles, as npr's gregory feifer reports from the russian capital. |
Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov announced the fulfillment of Moscow's billion dollar deal with Iran to reporters on Tuesday. | defense minister sergei, ivanov announced the fulfillment of moscow's billion dollar; deal with iran to reporters on. | Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov announced the fulfillment, of Moscow's billion dollar deal with Iran to reporters on | defense minister sergei ivanov announced the fulfillment of moscow's billion dollar deal with iran to reporters on tuesday. |
(Speaking foreign language) | (speaking foreign. | (Speaking foreign | (speaking foreign language) |
We have supplied a modern short-ranged Tor-M1 anti-aircraft missile systems in accordance with our contract, he said. Iran is not under international sanctions. | we. have supplied a modern short-ranged tor-m1 anti-aircraft missile systems in accordance with our contract, he said iran, is not under international | We have supplied a modern, short-ranged Tor-M1 anti-aircraft missile systems in accordance with our contract he said Iran is not under, international | we have supplied a modern short-ranged tor-m1 anti-aircraft missile systems in accordance with our contract, he said. iran is not under international sanctions. |
The deal has angered Washington, which accuses Iran of being the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism. Tehran is suspected of developing a secret nuclear arms program and is under U.N. sanctions against atomic materials and technology. That hasn't stopped Russia from building a nuclear power plant in Iran, which ... | the deal has. angered washington which accuses iran of being. the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism tehran. is suspected of developing, a secret nuclear arms program and is under u.n sanctions against, atomic materials and technology that hasn't stopped russia from building a nuclear power plant in iran which ... | The deal has angered Washington which accuses Iran of being the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism Tehran is suspected of. developing a secret nuclear arms program and is under, U.N sanctions against atomic materials and technology That hasn't stopped Russia from building a nuclear power plant in Iran which say... | the deal has angered washington, which accuses iran of being the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism. tehran is suspected of developing a secret nuclear arms program and is under u.n. sanctions against atomic materials and technology. that hasn't stopped russia from building a nuclear power plant in iran, which ... |
(Speaking foreign language) | (speaking foreign | (Speaking foreign | (speaking foreign language) |
If Iran wants to buy defensive - I underline defensive - equipments for its armed forces, he said, then why not. | if iran wants to buy defensive - i underline defensive - equipments for its armed forces he said then why | If Iran wants, to buy defensive - I underline defensive - equipments, for its armed forces he said then why | if iran wants to buy defensive - i underline defensive - equipments for its armed forces, he said, then why not. |
Tehran's recently acquired Tor-M1 missiles are highly advance battlefield weapons mounted on armored vehicles. They were designed by the Soviet Union to protect tank and infantry formations in the conflict with NATO forces in Europe. Defense analyst Pavel Felgenhauer said the missiles are offensive, not defensive weapo... | tehran's recently acquired tor-m1 missiles are highly advance; battlefield weapons mounted on armored, vehicles they were designed. by the soviet union to protect, tank and. infantry formations in the conflict with nato forces in; europe. defense analyst pavel felgenhauer said. the missiles are offensive; not defensive... | Tehran's recently. acquired Tor-M1 missiles are highly advance battlefield weapons mounted on armored vehicles They were designed by the Soviet. Union to protect tank and infantry formations in the conflict with NATO forces in Europe Defense, analyst Pavel Felgenhauer said the missiles are, offensive not defensive | tehran's recently acquired tor-m1 missiles are highly advance battlefield weapons mounted on armored vehicles. they were designed by the soviet union to protect tank and infantry formations in the conflict with nato forces in europe. defense analyst pavel felgenhauer said the missiles are offensive, not defensive weapo... |
This is a serious development that gives the Iranian military a possibility that they can sort of believe that they can withstand, to some extent, American air supremacy in any kind of clash on the battlefield. | this is a serious development that gives the iranian military. a possibility that they can. sort of believe that they can; withstand to some extent american air supremacy in any kind of. clash on the | This is a serious development that gives the Iranian military a possibility that. they can sort of believe that they can withstand to. some extent American air supremacy in any kind of clash on the | this is a serious development that gives the iranian military a possibility that they can sort of believe that they can withstand, to some extent, american air supremacy in any kind of clash on the battlefield. |
Iran isn't the only U.S. opponent Russia supplies with weapons. Moscow became the largest arms provider to developing countries last year. Its biggest customers are India and China. But Russia also sells weapons to countries like Venezuela and Syria. Israel has accused Syria of supplying Russian rockets to Hezbollah, s... | iran isn't the only u.s opponent russia supplies with weapons moscow. became the largest arms. provider to developing countries, last year its biggest customers are india. and china but russia also sells weapons to countries like venezuela and syria israel has. accused syria of supplying russian rockets to hezbollah so... | Iran isn't the only U.S opponent Russia supplies with weapons Moscow became the largest arms provider to developing countries last year Its biggest customers are India and China But Russia also sells weapons to countries like, Venezuela and Syria Israel has accused Syria of supplying Russian rockets to Hezbollah someth... | iran isn't the only u.s. opponent russia supplies with weapons. moscow became the largest arms provider to developing countries last year. its biggest customers are india and china. but russia also sells weapons to countries like venezuela and syria. israel has accused syria of supplying russian rockets to hezbollah, s... |
(Through translator) Everything that's blamed on us isn't our fault. All those Kalashnikov automatic rifles, grenades, ammunitions - all that's counterfeit. | (through translator) everything that's. blamed on us isn't our fault all those kalashnikov automatic rifles grenades ammunitions - all that's | (Through translator) Everything that's blamed on. us isn't our fault All, those Kalashnikov. automatic rifles grenades ammunitions - all that's | (through translator) everything that's blamed on us isn't our fault. all those kalashnikov automatic rifles, grenades, ammunitions - all that's counterfeit. |
Komardin says Moscow's arms exports are simply a legitimate business. | komardin, says moscow's arms exports are simply a; legitimate | Komardin. says Moscow's arms exports are simply a legitimate | komardin says moscow's arms exports are simply a legitimate business. |
Rosoboron Export was created to administer sales from various Russian manufacturers. That way, we can oversee our exports, compile statistics and allow the government to make sure it's fulfilling its international obligations. | rosoboron export was. created to administer sales from, various russian manufacturers that way we can oversee. our, exports. compile, statistics, and allow the government to make. sure it's fulfilling. its international | Rosoboron Export was created to administer sales from. various Russian manufacturers That way we can oversee our exports compile statistics. and allow the government to make sure it's fulfilling its international | rosoboron export was created to administer sales from various russian manufacturers. that way, we can oversee our exports, compile statistics and allow the government to make sure it's fulfilling its international obligations. |
But defense analyst Alexander Golts says Moscow is using arms sales as a political instrument in its foreign policy. | but. defense analyst alexander, golts says moscow is using arms sales as a political instrument in its foreign | But defense analyst Alexander Golts says Moscow is using arms sales as a political instrument in its foreign | but defense analyst alexander golts says moscow is using arms sales as a political instrument in its foreign policy. |
(Through translator) Russia is always looking for trump cards in its aims against the West. Special relations with so-called pariah countries is one of those cards. | (through translator) russia is always looking for trump cards in its aims against the west special relations with so-called pariah countries is one of those | (Through. translator) Russia. is always looking for trump cards in its aims against the West Special; relations with so-called pariah countries is one of those | (through translator) russia is always looking for trump cards in its aims against the west. special relations with so-called pariah countries is one of those cards. |
Washington recently enacted sanctions against Rosoboron Export and other Russian arms companies in a growing standoff that looks set to worsen strained relations between the two countries. | washington recently, enacted sanctions against rosoboron; export and other russian arms companies in a growing standoff, that looks set to worsen, strained relations between the two | Washington recently. enacted sanctions against Rosoboron Export and other Russian arms companies in a growing standoff that looks set to worsen strained relations between the two | washington recently enacted sanctions against rosoboron export and other russian arms companies in a growing standoff that looks set to worsen strained relations between the two countries. |
Gregory Feifer, NPR News, Moscow. | gregory feifer npr news | Gregory Feifer NPR News | gregory feifer, npr news, moscow. |
The State Department's Iraq Team is going through some changes. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice formerly announced today that the ambassador to Iraq, Zalmay Khalilzad, will return to the U.S. He will become, if confirmed, America's ambassador to the United Nations. The Bush administration is sending Ryan Crocker, a... | the state department's iraq team is going through some changes secretary. of state condoleezza rice formerly announced today that the ambassador to iraq zalmay khalilzad will return to the, u.s he will become if confirmed america's ambassador to the united. nations the bush administration is sending ryan crocker a seas... | The State; Department's Iraq, Team is going through some changes Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice formerly announced. today, that the ambassador to Iraq Zalmay Khalilzad will return to the U.S He will become, if confirmed America's ambassador to the United Nations The Bush administration is sending Ryan Crocker a se... | the state department's iraq team is going through some changes. secretary of state condoleezza rice formerly announced today that the ambassador to iraq, zalmay khalilzad, will return to the u.s. he will become, if confirmed, america's ambassador to the united nations. the bush administration is sending ryan crocker, a... |
NPR's Michele Kelemen has that story, | npr's michele kelemen has that. | NPR's Michele Kelemen has that | npr's michele kelemen has that story, |
Just two days before President Bush is due to announce his new strategy for Iraq, Secretary Rice announced her new team and pledged, as she put it, unwavering support for them. | just two days before president. bush is due to announce his new strategy for, iraq secretary rice. announced her new team and pledged as she put it unwavering support, for. | Just two days. before President Bush. is due to announce, his new strategy for Iraq Secretary Rice announced her new team; and pledged as she, put, it unwavering support for | just two days before president bush is due to announce his new strategy for iraq, secretary rice announced her new team and pledged, as she put it, unwavering support for them. |
If confirmed, Ryan and Zal will have two of the hardest and most consequential jobs in the world. But President Bush and I have the outmost confidence that they are more than equal to the challenges of their post. | if confirmed ryan and zal will have two of the hardest and most, consequential, jobs in the world but president, bush and i have the outmost, confidence, that they are more than equal to the challenges of their | If, confirmed Ryan and Zal. will have two of the hardest and most consequential jobs in the, world But President Bush and I have the outmost confidence that they are more than equal to the challenges of. their | if confirmed, ryan and zal will have two of the hardest and most consequential jobs in the world. but president bush and i have the outmost confidence that they are more than equal to the challenges of their post. |
Zalmay Khalilzad has been a central figure in the Bush administration. Born in Afghanistan, he's a Sunni Muslim who speaks several languages, including Arabic, and he prides himself on his negotiating skills. As he told NPR last year from the embassy in Baghdad, he can drink as much tea or coffee as anyone. | zalmay khalilzad has been a central figure in the bush administration born in afghanistan he's a, sunni muslim. who speaks several languages including arabic and he prides himself on his negotiating skills; as he told npr last year from the embassy in baghdad he. can drink, as much tea or coffee as | Zalmay Khalilzad has, been a central figure in, the. Bush administration Born in Afghanistan he's; a Sunni Muslim, who speaks several languages including. Arabic and he, prides. himself on his negotiating. skills As he told NPR last year, from the embassy in Baghdad he can drink. as. much tea, or coffee as | zalmay khalilzad has been a central figure in the bush administration. born in afghanistan, he's a sunni muslim who speaks several languages, including arabic, and he prides himself on his negotiating skills. as he told npr last year from the embassy in baghdad, he can drink as much tea or coffee as anyone. |
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Here, the concept of time is not the same. And I remember from Afghanistan when dealing with the Taliban, they used to say while we had all the watches, they had all the time. And I've been telling Washington and the Americans there that this is the defining challenge of our time. We got to succeed, but we have to unde... | here the concept of time is not the same and i remember from afghanistan when dealing with the, taliban they used to say while we had; all the watches they had all, the time and i've been telling washington and the americans there that, this is the defining, challenge of our time we got to succeed, but we have to under... | Here the concept of, time is not the same, And I remember from Afghanistan when dealing with the Taliban they used to say, while we had all the watches they had all the time And I've. been telling, Washington and the Americans there that; this is the defining challenge of our time We got to succeed but we have to under... | here, the concept of time is not the same. and i remember from afghanistan when dealing with the taliban, they used to say while we had all the watches, they had all the time. and i've been telling washington and the americans there that this is the defining challenge of our time. we got to succeed, but we have to unde... |
Well, I mean our view on - from the editorial page perspective, we haven't actually weighed on the march itself, just in the context of this particular issue. We note that this particular administration, Mayor Bloomberg, and this police commissioner, Ray Kelly, already have some of the highest amounts of communication ... | well i mean our view. on - from the editorial page perspective we haven't actually weighed on. the march itself. just in the context of this particular issue we note that this particular. administration mayor bloomberg and this police commissioner ray kelly already have some of the highest. amounts of communication bet... | Well I mean our view on - from the. editorial, page perspective we haven't actually weighed on the. march itself just in the context of this particular issue We note that this particular, administration Mayor Bloomberg and this police commissioner Ray Kelly already have, some of. the highest amounts of communication be... | well, i mean our view on - from the editorial page perspective, we haven't actually weighed on the march itself, just in the context of this particular issue. we note that this particular administration, mayor bloomberg, and this police commissioner, ray kelly, already have some of the highest amounts of communication ... |
This is not like - one area where this is very, very different from - the Amadou Diallo situation was there you had Rudy Giuliani, who refused to sit down with any black leaders. Not just Al Sharpton types, but elected black leaders like the Manhattan Borough president at the time, Virginia Fields. And Howard Safir, th... | this, is not like - one area where this is very very different from - the amadou diallo situation was there you had rudy giuliani who refused to sit down with any black leaders not just al sharpton types, but elected black leaders like. the manhattan borough president at the time virginia fields and howard safir the po... | This is not like - one area where this is very very. different from. - the Amadou Diallo situation, was there you had, Rudy Giuliani who refused to sit down; with. any black leaders Not just Al Sharpton types but elected black leaders like the Manhattan Borough president at the time Virginia Fields And Howard Safir the... | this is not like - one area where this is very, very different from - the amadou diallo situation was there you had rudy giuliani, who refused to sit down with any black leaders. not just al sharpton types, but elected black leaders like the manhattan borough president at the time, virginia fields. and howard safir, th... |
I'm not quite so sure if this particular kind of a rally is going to have -necessarily have that kind of an impact aside from the idea of this kind of a therapeutic for the community itself. Because right now the basic process is going on. The judicial process is going on. | i'm not quite so sure if this particular kind of a rally is going to have -necessarily have that, kind of an impact aside, from the idea of this kind of. a therapeutic for, the, community itself because right now the basic process is going on the judicial process is going | I'm not, quite so sure if this particular kind of. a rally is going to have -necessarily; have that kind of an impact aside from the idea of this kind of a therapeutic for the, community itself Because right now the basic process is going, on The judicial process is going | i'm not quite so sure if this particular kind of a rally is going to have -necessarily have that kind of an impact aside from the idea of this kind of a therapeutic for the community itself. because right now the basic process is going on. the judicial process is going on. |
You do have the Queens DA, Richard Brown, looking at the details of it and he will, you know, make his decision, you know, within the next few weeks. So I'm not quite so sure whether - I mean it was certainly powerful symbolically, but I don't really think this kind of a rally is going to, say, influence the judicial p... | you do have the queens, da richard brown looking at the details of, it and he will you know make his decision you know within the next few weeks so i'm not quite so sure whether - i. mean it was certainly powerful symbolically but i don't, really think this kind of, a rally is going to say, influence the. judicial | You. do have the Queens DA Richard Brown looking at the details of it and he will you know make his, decision, you know within the next few weeks So I'm not quite so sure whether - I mean it was certainly powerful symbolically but I don't really think; this kind of a rally. is going. to say influence. the judicial | you do have the queens da, richard brown, looking at the details of it and he will, you know, make his decision, you know, within the next few weeks. so i'm not quite so sure whether - i mean it was certainly powerful symbolically, but i don't really think this kind of a rally is going to, say, influence the judicial p... |
I want to move on to Senator Obama. There's some question as to whether or not he's going to run for president in 2008. But some people are saying go for it, dude. You know, they've already drafted him. Draft Obama is an all-volunteer organization not affiliated with the senator and they're premiering an ad. | i want to move on to senator obama there's some question as to; whether or. not he's going, to run. for president, in 2008. but some people, are saying go for it dude you know they've already drafted him draft obama is an all-volunteer organization not affiliated with the senator and they're premiering an | I want to move on to Senator Obama There's some question as. to whether or not he's going to run. for president, in 2008. But some people are saying go for it dude You know they've already drafted him Draft Obama is an all-volunteer organization not affiliated with the senator and they're, premiering an | i want to move on to senator obama. there's some question as to whether or not he's going to run for president in 2008. but some people are saying go for it, dude. you know, they've already drafted him. draft obama is an all-volunteer organization not affiliated with the senator and they're premiering an ad. |
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Do we participate in the politics of cynicism, or do we participate in a politics of hope? We believe in making sure that everybody should have the opportunity to get a job that pays a living wage. That's something we believe in. | do we participate in the politics, of cynicism or. do we participate in, a politics of hope? we believe in making, sure, that. everybody should have the opportunity to get a job that pays a living wage that's something we believe | Do we participate in the politics of, cynicism or do we participate in a politics of hope? We believe in making sure that everybody should have the opportunity to get, a. job that pays a living wage That's something we believe | do we participate in the politics of cynicism, or do we participate in a politics of hope? we believe in making sure that everybody should have the opportunity to get a job that pays a living wage. that's something we believe in. |
And we spoke with Ben Stanfield, who's the founder of DraftObama.org, about Obama's potential as a candidate. | and we spoke with ben stanfield who's, the, founder of draftobama.org about obama's potential as a | And we spoke with. Ben Stanfield who's the founder of DraftObama.org about Obama's potential as a | and we spoke with ben stanfield, who's the founder of draftobama.org, about obama's potential as a candidate. |
I think it's his ability to transcend almost everything about our politics in America today. You know, he has the ability, the unique ability for a Democrat, to reach out to people like evangelical Christians, to reach across racial lines with, you know, his black father and white mother. He has the ability to reach ac... | i think it's his ability to transcend almost everything about our politics in, america today you know he has, the ability the unique ability for a democrat to reach out to people like evangelical christians to reach across racial lines with you know his black father and. white mother he has the ability. to reach; acros... | I think it's his ability to transcend almost everything. about our politics, in America. today You know he has the ability, the unique ability for a Democrat to reach out to people like evangelical Christians to reach across racial lines, with you know his black father and white mother He has the ability to reach acros... | i think it's his ability to transcend almost everything about our politics in america today. you know, he has the ability, the unique ability for a democrat, to reach out to people like evangelical christians, to reach across racial lines with, you know, his black father and white mother. he has the ability to reach ac... |
Robert, I want to start singing, we are the world, we are the children. | robert i want, to, start singing we are the world we are the | Robert I, want to start singing we are the world; we are the | robert, i want to start singing, we are the world, we are the children. |
Kumbaya, my friends. Kumbaya. | kumbaya my friends | Kumbaya my friends | kumbaya, my friends. kumbaya. |
So what are we to make of this, you know, outside campaigning? | so what are we to make, of this you know outside | So what are we to make of this you know outside | so what are we to make of this, you know, outside campaigning? |
I think it is kind of nice that there is sort of a kind of a feel-good story about politics. Though, I mean I think I can speak for all journalists when I say that the first answer, the first answer to Mr. Obama's question is, I'm sorry but the politics of cynicism will actually end up trumping the politics of hope bec... | i think it is kind of nice that there is sort of a kind of a feel-good story. about, politics though i mean i think i can speak for all journalists when i say that the first answer the first answer to, mr obama's, question is, i'm sorry but, the politics of cynicism will actually end up trumping the politics of hope | I think. it is kind of, nice. that there is sort of a kind, of a feel-good story about politics Though I mean I think, I can speak for all journalists when, I say that the first answer the first answer. to Mr Obama's question is I'm sorry but the politics of cynicism will actually end up trumping the politics of hope | i think it is kind of nice that there is sort of a kind of a feel-good story about politics. though, i mean i think i can speak for all journalists when i say that the first answer, the first answer to mr. obama's question is, i'm sorry but the politics of cynicism will actually end up trumping the politics of hope bec... |
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Pardon my cynicism, but that's kind of the way that the system works because, you know, it's very - I think it is very true that he is certainly trying to work with evangelicals, you know, cross certain kinds of lines. But what happens is you end up - the process ends up kind of weeding out this kind of feel-goodness a... | pardon my, cynicism but that's kind of the way that the system. works. because you know it's very, - i think it is very true that he is certainly trying to work with evangelicals you know cross certain kinds of, lines but, what happens is; you end up - the process ends up kind of, weeding out this kind of, feel-goodnes... | Pardon my cynicism but that's kind of, the way that the, system works because you know, it's very - I think it is very true. that he is certainly trying to work with evangelicals you know cross. certain kinds of lines But what happens is you end up - the; process ends, up kind of weeding out. this kind of feel-goodness... | pardon my cynicism, but that's kind of the way that the system works because, you know, it's very - i think it is very true that he is certainly trying to work with evangelicals, you know, cross certain kinds of lines. but what happens is you end up - the process ends up kind of weeding out this kind of feel-goodness a... |
And when it comes to, let's say, like he is supportive of, for one example, you know, late term abortions, partial birth abortions. That is automatically going to cleave away at a certain segment of the populous right there. And you're going to end up getting to a position where the issues will start transcending even ... | and when it comes to let's say like he, is supportive of for one example you know late term abortions partial birth abortions that is automatically going to, cleave away at a certain segment of, the populous right there and you're going to end up getting to a position where the issues will start transcending; even his ... | And when it comes to let's say, like, he is supportive of for one example. you, know late term abortions partial birth abortions That, is automatically going to cleave away at a certain segment of, the, populous right there And you're going to end up getting to a position. where the. issues will start, transcending eve... | and when it comes to, let's say, like he is supportive of, for one example, you know, late term abortions, partial birth abortions. that is automatically going to cleave away at a certain segment of the populous right there. and you're going to end up getting to a position where the issues will start transcending even ... |
We're talking to Robert George. He's an editorial writer at the New York Post. Of course, this is NEWS & NOTES and I'm Farai Chideya. And we also have Marcelo Suarez-Orozco, professor of immigration studies at New York University. In Boston, Callie Crossley, social and cultural commentator on the TV show “Beat the Pres... | we're talking to robert, george, he's an editorial writer at the new york post of course this is news & notes and i'm farai chideya and we also have marcelo suarez-orozco professor of, immigration studies at new york. university in boston callie crossley social and cultural commentator on the tv show “beat, the | We're talking to Robert George He's an editorial writer at, the New York Post Of course this is NEWS & NOTES and I'm Farai Chideya And we also have Marcelo; Suarez-Orozco professor of immigration studies at New York University In Boston. Callie Crossley social and cultural commentator on the TV show “Beat the | we're talking to robert george. he's an editorial writer at the new york post. of course, this is news & notes and i'm farai chideya. and we also have marcelo suarez-orozco, professor of immigration studies at new york university. in boston, callie crossley, social and cultural commentator on the tv show “beat the pres... |
So Callie - let me go to you next - you know, it's really nice to have other people making your ambitions happen. To what degree is this significant that other people are really trying to carry the Obama banner? | so. callie - let me go to you. next - you know it's really nice to have other people. making your ambitions happen to what degree is this significant that other people are really trying to carry the obama | So Callie - let me go to you next - you know, it's really nice to have, other people making your ambitions happen To what degree is this significant that other people are really trying, to carry, the Obama, | so callie - let me go to you next - you know, it's really nice to have other people making your ambitions happen. to what degree is this significant that other people are really trying to carry the obama banner? |
MS. CROSSLEY: I don't - well, here's what's significant about it to me, is that remember, we may have forgotten, there is a Draft Condi movement too. She's dismissed it many times but it still exists in terms of getting to her to think about running for office. So I think any time you have these outside groups trying t... | ms crossley: i don't - well here's what's significant about. it to me is. that, remember. we may have forgotten there is a draft condi movement too she's dismissed it many times but it still exists in, terms of getting to her to think about running for office so i, think any time you have these outside groups trying to... | MS CROSSLEY: I don't - well here's what's significant about it to me is that remember we may have forgotten there is, a Draft Condi movement. too She's dismissed it many times but. it still exists in terms of getting to her to think. about running for office So I think any time you have these outside groups trying. to ... | ms. crossley: i don't - well, here's what's significant about it to me, is that remember, we may have forgotten, there is a draft condi movement too. she's dismissed it many times but it still exists in terms of getting to her to think about running for office. so i think any time you have these outside groups trying t... |
I think what's interesting to me is that we have two black people for the first time having outside groups trying to, you know, get them to consider running for the highest office in the land, however real that may be. | i think what's interesting. to me is that we have two black. people for the first time having outside groups trying to, you know get them. to consider running for the highest office in the land however real that may | I think what's interesting to me is that we, have, two black people for the first time having outside groups trying to you know get. them to consider running for the highest office. in the land however real that may | i think what's interesting to me is that we have two black people for the first time having outside groups trying to, you know, get them to consider running for the highest office in the land, however real that may be. |
Which just goes to prove that the draft attacked - the draft impacts black people more than it does white people. | which, just goes to prove that the draft attacked - the draft impacts black people. more than it does white | Which, just goes to prove that the draft attacked - the draft impacts black people more than it does white | which just goes to prove that the draft attacked - the draft impacts black people more than it does white people. |
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