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Shaath says the Palestinian goal is not to embarrass the U.S. or avoid talks with the Israelis.	shaath says the palestinian, goal is, not to embarrass the u.s or avoid talks with the	Shaath says the Palestinian goal is not, to embarrass the. U.S or avoid talks. with the	shaath says the palestinian goal is not to embarrass the u.s. or avoid talks with the israelis.
What is wrong with the Palestinians seeking recognition from the world as a state under occupation, hoping to negotiate with its occupier a two-state solution?	what is wrong with the palestinians seeking recognition from the world as. a state under occupation. hoping, to negotiate with. its. occupier a two-state	What is wrong with the Palestinians seeking recognition from the world as a state under occupation hoping, to negotiate with its occupier a two-state	what is wrong with the palestinians seeking recognition from the world as a state under occupation, hoping to negotiate with its occupier a two-state solution?
He was speaking on the sidelines of a conference at the U.S. Institute of Peace. Former Secretary of State James Baker was also there, saying he understands the Palestinians are trying to level the playing field by enhancing their diplomatic and legal standing, vis-Ã -vis Israel. Baker just doesn't think it will work.	he was speaking on. the sidelines of a conference at the u.s institute of peace former secretary of state james baker was also there saying he understands the palestinians are trying to level the playing field by enhancing. their diplomatic and legal standing vis-ã -vis; israel baker just doesn't think it will	He was speaking on the sidelines of a conference at the U.S Institute of Peace, Former Secretary of State, James, Baker. was also there saying he understands the Palestinians are trying to level the playing. field by enhancing their diplomatic and legal standing vis-Ã -vis Israel; Baker just doesn't think it will.	he was speaking on the sidelines of a conference at the u.s. institute of peace. former secretary of state james baker was also there, saying he understands the palestinians are trying to level the playing field by enhancing their diplomatic and legal standing, vis-ã -vis israel. baker just doesn't think it will work.
The only way you get to real peace is to negotiate peace. You can't create peace unilaterally. Israel can't create peace by unilateral withdrawal from Gaza, any more than Palestinians can create peace by unilaterally going to the U.N. You have to negotiate peace if you are gong to have a lasting peace.	the only way you; get to real peace is to. negotiate peace you. can't create peace unilaterally israel can't create peace by unilateral withdrawal from gaza any more than palestinians, can. create peace by unilaterally going to the u.n you. have to negotiate peace if, you are gong to have a lasting	The only way you get to real peace is. to negotiate peace You. can't create peace unilaterally Israel can't; create, peace by unilateral withdrawal from Gaza any more than Palestinians can. create peace by unilaterally. going to the U.N You have to negotiate peace if you are gong to, have a lasting	the only way you get to real peace is to negotiate peace. you can't create peace unilaterally. israel can't create peace by unilateral withdrawal from gaza, any more than palestinians can create peace by unilaterally going to the u.n. you have to negotiate peace if you are gong to have a lasting peace.
And again, Baker doesn't expect any serious negotiations while the U.S. is in election mode. The Palestinians remain divided politically and Israel does not have, as he puts it, a government that is leaning forward for peace.	and again baker doesn't expect any serious negotiations while the u.s is in election mode the palestinians remain divided politically, and israel does not have as he puts it a government that is, leaning forward for	And again Baker doesn't expect any serious negotiations while the U.S is in election, mode. The Palestinians remain divided politically and Israel does not have as. he puts it a government that is leaning forward for	and again, baker doesn't expect any serious negotiations while the u.s. is in election mode. the palestinians remain divided politically and israel does not have, as he puts it, a government that is leaning forward for peace.
Michele Kelemen, NPR News, Washington.	michele kelemen npr; news	Michele Kelemen NPR News	michele kelemen, npr news, washington.
Detroit automakers continue to see declining sales. To try to cut costs, Chrysler has announced it will start making cars in China to export to American roads. Today, it signed a deal with Chery - China's fastest growing automaker.	detroit automakers continue, to see declining sales to try to cut costs chrysler. has announced it will start making cars in china to export to american roads today it signed. a deal with chery - china's fastest growing	Detroit. automakers continue to see declining, sales To try to cut costs Chrysler. has announced it will start making cars in China to. export to American roads Today it signed a, deal with Chery - China's fastest growing	detroit automakers continue to see declining sales. to try to cut costs, chrysler has announced it will start making cars in china to export to american roads. today, it signed a deal with chery - china's fastest growing automaker.
NPR's Anthony Kuhn reports from Beijing.	npr's. anthony kuhn reports from	NPR's Anthony Kuhn reports from	npr's anthony kuhn reports from beijing.
Thank you very much, glad to get on.	thank you very much glad to get	Thank you very much glad to get	thank you very much, glad to get on.
Good.			good.
Well, finally, you also did a panel on women, AIDS and human rights that brought up some of the U.S. issues more. Having done so much work in Africa and having your new book out about Africa, how do you compare what's going on in the States to what has gone on on the continent?	well finally you also did. a panel on women aids and human rights that brought up some of the u.s; issues more having done so much work in, africa and having your new book out about africa how do you compare what's going on in. the states, to, what has gone on on the	Well finally you also did a panel on women AIDS and human rights that brought, up, some of the U.S issues, more Having done so. much work in Africa and having your new book out about Africa how do you compare what's going on in the States, to what has gone. on on the	well, finally, you also did a panel on women, aids and human rights that brought up some of the u.s. issues more. having done so much work in africa and having your new book out about africa, how do you compare what's going on in the states to what has gone on on the continent?
Well, with African-American women, it's surprisingly similar. I mean here you have the most industrialized country in the world and you have African-American women in inner cities whose AIDS rates are increasing. Some of it is drug use, you know, bad needles and everything. But a lot of it has to do with the fact that ...	well with african-american women it's surprisingly similar i mean here you have the most industrialized country in the world and you have african-american women in inner cities whose aids rates, are increasing some of it is drug use you know bad needles and everything but a lot of. it has to do with the fact that so ma...	Well with African-American women it's surprisingly similar I mean here you have the most industrialized country in the world, and you. have African-American women in inner cities whose AIDS rates are increasing Some of it is drug use, you know bad. needles, and, everything But a lot of it has to do with the fact that s...	well, with african-american women, it's surprisingly similar. i mean here you have the most industrialized country in the world and you have african-american women in inner cities whose aids rates are increasing. some of it is drug use, you know, bad needles and everything. but a lot of it has to do with the fact that ...
On this panel on human rights there was a young woman by the name of Paulette(ph) who was herself incarcerated. And she talked about the way in which in the state of Alabama, AIDS victims - infected prisoners are segregated. Now we know Alabama segregation in our day was blacks and whites. But today AIDS victims are be...	on this panel on human rights there was a young woman by the name of paulette(ph) who was herself incarcerated, and she talked about the way in, which in the state of alabama, aids. victims - infected prisoners are segregated now we know alabama segregation in our day was blacks and whites but today aids victims, are b...	On this panel on human rights. there was a young woman by the name of Paulette(ph) who was herself incarcerated And she talked about the way in which in, the, state of Alabama AIDS victims - infected prisoners are segregated Now we know Alabama segregation in our. day was blacks and, whites But today AIDS victims are b...	on this panel on human rights there was a young woman by the name of paulette(ph) who was herself incarcerated. and she talked about the way in which in the state of alabama, aids victims - infected prisoners are segregated. now we know alabama segregation in our day was blacks and whites. but today aids victims are be...
So then you really are condemned to death, whereas antiretrovirals generally have extended the lives of people with HIV infections.	so then you really are condemned to death whereas antiretrovirals generally have extended the lives of people with, hiv	So then you really are condemned to death whereas antiretrovirals generally have extended the lives of people with HIV	so then you really are condemned to death, whereas antiretrovirals generally have extended the lives of people with hiv infections.
Charlayne, thank you so much.	charlayne thank you so.	Charlayne thank you so	charlayne, thank you so much.
Thank you, Farai.	thank you	Thank you	thank you, farai.
That was NPR's Farai Chideya speaking with NPR's special Africa correspondent Charlayne Hunter-Gault.	that was npr's farai chideya speaking with npr's special, africa correspondent charlayne	That was NPR's Farai Chideya speaking with NPR's special Africa correspondent, Charlayne	that was npr's farai chideya speaking with npr's special africa correspondent charlayne hunter-gault.
It's been 35 years since music producers Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff teamed up to create the recording company, Philadelphia International Records. Their signature touch has been behind the success of an impressive list of musicians, including the O'Jays, Teddy Pendergrass, and Lou Rawls.	it's been 35 years since music producers kenny gamble and leon huff teamed up to create the recording company philadelphia international records their signature touch has been behind the success of an impressive list of. musicians including the o'jays teddy pendergrass and lou	It's been 35 years since music producers Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff teamed. up to create the recording company Philadelphia International Records Their signature touch; has been. behind the success of an impressive list of musicians including the O'Jays Teddy Pendergrass; and Lou	it's been 35 years since music producers kenny gamble and leon huff teamed up to create the recording company, philadelphia international records. their signature touch has been behind the success of an impressive list of musicians, including the o'jays, teddy pendergrass, and lou rawls.
Their iconic music became the sound of a generation in the 70s and 80s. I spoke with the producing duo, whose classic songs include For The Love of Money, You'll Never Find (Another Love Like Mine), and Love Train.	their iconic. music became the; sound of a generation in the 70s and 80s i spoke. with the producing duo whose classic songs include for the love of money you'll never. find (another. love like mine), and love	Their iconic music became the sound of a generation in the 70s and 80s I, spoke with the producing duo whose classic songs include For The Love of Money You'll Never Find (Another Love, Like, Mine), and Love	their iconic music became the sound of a generation in the 70s and 80s. i spoke with the producing duo, whose classic songs include for the love of money, you'll never find (another love like mine), and love train.
Kenny Gamble said he never imagined the Philly sound would rival Motown.	kenny gamble, said he never imagined the, philly sound would rival	Kenny Gamble said he never imagined the Philly sound would rival	kenny gamble said he never imagined the philly sound would rival motown.
Motown really was the blueprint for Philly International. In fact, Berry Gordy, Smokey Robinson, Holland-Dozier-Holland, all of those wonderful people at Motown, they were the inspiration for myself and Huff to let us know that it could be done.	motown really was, the blueprint for philly international in fact berry gordy smokey robinson holland-dozier-holland all of those, wonderful people at motown, they were the inspiration, for myself. and huff to let us know that it could be	Motown really was the blueprint; for Philly International In fact Berry Gordy Smokey Robinson Holland-Dozier-Holland all. of those wonderful people at Motown they were the inspiration for myself. and; Huff to let us know that it could be	motown really was the blueprint for philly international. in fact, berry gordy, smokey robinson, holland-dozier-holland, all of those wonderful people at motown, they were the inspiration for myself and huff to let us know that it could be done.
Their business model - of a competitive group of a writers and producers working to come up with the best songs for a particular artist - we used that model from Motown. Even down to they had the Motown sound, we even called it the Philly sound.	their business model - of a competitive group of a writers and producers working to come up with the best songs for a particular artist - we used that model from motown even, down to, they had the motown sound we even called it the philly	Their business. model - of a competitive group of a writers and producers working to come up with the best songs for a particular artist - we used that model from Motown Even down to. they had the Motown sound we even called it the Philly	their business model - of a competitive group of a writers and producers working to come up with the best songs for a particular artist - we used that model from motown. even down to they had the motown sound, we even called it the philly sound.
You can see your music and hear it everywhere with the theme song for the Apprentice, the O'Jays' For The Love of Money. A few commercials, including the Coors commercial that everybody, particularly during football season, can't get away from - and here comes Love Train coming through with the O'Jays blasting. That mu...	you can, see your music and. hear it everywhere with the theme song. for the apprentice the o'jays' for the love of money a. few commercials, including the coors, commercial that everybody particularly during football season can't get away from - and here comes love train coming. through with the o'jays blasting that m...	You can see your music and; hear it everywhere with the theme song, for the Apprentice the O'Jays' For The Love of Money A few commercials including the Coors commercial that everybody particularly during football season can't get away from - and here comes Love Train coming through with the O'Jays blasting That must b...	you can see your music and hear it everywhere with the theme song for the apprentice, the o'jays' for the love of money. a few commercials, including the coors commercial that everybody, particularly during football season, can't get away from - and here comes love train coming through with the o'jays blasting. that mu...
That's fantastic that I'm seeing the music all over the place. It's like a rebirth and I'm really getting a thrill out of really listening to the music, being exposed right now.	that's fantastic that i'm seeing the music all over the place it's like a, rebirth and i'm. really getting a thrill out of really; listening, to the music being exposed right	That's fantastic that I'm seeing the music all over the place It's like a rebirth and I'm really getting a thrill out of really listening to the music being. exposed right	that's fantastic that i'm seeing the music all over the place. it's like a rebirth and i'm really getting a thrill out of really listening to the music, being exposed right now.
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(singing) You belong to the city, you belong to the night. In the river of darkness, he's the man of the night	(singing) you. belong to the city you belong to the night in, the river of darkness he's. the man of the	(singing) You belong to the city you belong to the night In the river of darkness he's the. man of the	(singing) you belong to the city, you belong to the night. in the river of darkness, he's the man of the night
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I'd love to get a sense from both of you how and where you see music today. I mean your music is sampled by some of the greatest of the great today - Jay-Z, Nelly and others. But there is also a sense of true musicianship -across the board - today being lost. And I know that you all are first and foremost are musicians...	i'd love to get a sense from both of you how and, where you. see music. today i mean your music is sampled by some of the greatest of the great today - jay-z nelly and others but there is also a sense of true musicianship; -across the board - today being lost and i know that; you all are first and foremost are musician...	I'd love to get a sense from both of you how and where you see music today I mean your music, is sampled by some of the greatest of the great today - Jay-Z Nelly and others, But there. is, also a sense of true musicianship. -across the board, - today being lost And I, know that you all are first and foremost are musici...	i'd love to get a sense from both of you how and where you see music today. i mean your music is sampled by some of the greatest of the great today - jay-z, nelly and others. but there is also a sense of true musicianship -across the board - today being lost. and i know that you all are first and foremost are musicians...
Well, I think music today is like it was at any time. I think it's a reflection - especially when the people kind of down the new artists today -they got to think of, you know, just the writers and producers. What we write about is what society is like. And we're very happy that the young producers are sampling our mus...	well i think music today is like, it was at any time i think it's a reflection - especially when the people kind of down the new artists today -they got to think of you know just the writers and producers, what we write about, is what society is like and, we're very happy that the young producers are sampling our music...	Well I think music today is like it was at any time I think it's a reflection - especially when, the people kind of down the new artists; today -they got to think of you know. just the writers and producers What we, write about is what society is like And we're very happy that the young producers, are sampling our musi...	well, i think music today is like it was at any time. i think it's a reflection - especially when the people kind of down the new artists today -they got to think of, you know, just the writers and producers. what we write about is what society is like. and we're very happy that the young producers are sampling our mus...
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It's beautiful to be a part of this, you what I mean? You know, cause we wrote songs about the time we were living in, you know, in the early 70s we were coming off the civil rights movement. So today it's a different focus in our society. You know, and we can learn from what's happening with the music.	it's beautiful to be a, part of this you what i mean? you know cause we wrote; songs about the time we were living in you know in the early 70s we were coming off the civil rights movement so today it's a different focus in our society you know and we can learn from what's happening with the	It's beautiful to be a part of this you what I mean? You know cause we wrote songs about the time we, were living in you know in the early. 70s we were coming off the civil rights movement So today it's a different focus in our society You know and, we can learn from what's happening with the.	it's beautiful to be a part of this, you what i mean? you know, cause we wrote songs about the time we were living in, you know, in the early 70s we were coming off the civil rights movement. so today it's a different focus in our society. you know, and we can learn from what's happening with the music.
Let me ask what you guys do. Leon, I'm told that you can't stay away from a piano. So I'm curious. Do you play every day and do you itch to get back in the studio in a more regular way?	let. me ask what you guys do, leon i'm told that you, can't stay away from a piano so i'm curious do you play every day and do you itch, to get back in; the studio in a more regular;	Let me ask what you guys do Leon. I'm told that you can't stay. away from. a piano. So I'm curious Do you, play every day and do you itch to get. back in the studio in a more regular.	let me ask what you guys do. leon, i'm told that you can't stay away from a piano. so i'm curious. do you play every day and do you itch to get back in the studio in a more regular way?
I'm a doing a contemporary album called To Swing is the Thing. In fact, I'm trying to finish is up now. And you're right, I play - not as much as I used to - but I can't go without playing that piano for about two or three days. I got to get back to it. It's my blood, it's in, you know, I got to do it. You know, it's l...	i'm a doing a contemporary album called to swing is the thing in fact i'm trying to, finish is up now. and you're right i play - not as much, as i used to - but i can't go without playing that piano for about two or three, days i got to get, back to it it's my blood it's in you know i got to do it you know, it's like, ...	I'm a doing a contemporary album called To Swing is the Thing In fact I'm, trying to finish is up now And you're, right I play - not as much as I used to - but I can't. go without playing that piano for about two or three days, I got to get back to it It's my, blood it's in you know. I got to do it. You know it's like ...	i'm a doing a contemporary album called to swing is the thing. in fact, i'm trying to finish is up now. and you're right, i play - not as much as i used to - but i can't go without playing that piano for about two or three days. i got to get back to it. it's my blood, it's in, you know, i got to do it. you know, it's l...
Kenny, what about you?	kenny what about.	Kenny what about	kenny, what about you?
Well, hey, I love the studio and the music and sometimes, you know, you got to look at yourself and say, you know, special projects, maybe we could do that. But to get back in that rat race again, like we was in before, I don't think we could… I tell you, we look back on it now, you know, Huff and I, we talk and we say...	well, hey i love the studio and the, music and sometimes you know you got to look; at yourself and say you know special projects maybe we could do that but to get back in that rat race again like, we was in; before, i don't think we. could… i tell you we look, back on it now you know huff and i we talk and we, say how ...	Well hey I; love the studio and the music and sometimes you know you got to. look at yourself and say you know special projects maybe we could do that But to, get back in that rat race again like we was in before I don't think we could… I. tell you we look back on it now you know Huff and I we talk and we say how in th...	well, hey, i love the studio and the music and sometimes, you know, you got to look at yourself and say, you know, special projects, maybe we could do that. but to get back in that rat race again, like we was in before, i don't think we could… i tell you, we look back on it now, you know, huff and i, we talk and we say...
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The O'JAYS (vocal group): (Singing) Don't you know that it's time to get on board. And let this train keep on riding, riding on through. Well, well. People all over the world (you don't need no money). Join hands (come on). Start a love train, love train (don't need no ticket, come on) Let it ride.	the. o'jays (vocal group): (singing) don't you know that it's time to get on board and let this, train keep on riding riding on through well well people all over the world (you don't need; no money). join hands (come on). start a love train love train (don't, need no, ticket come on) let it	The O'JAYS. (vocal group): (Singing) Don't you know that it's time to get on board And let this train keep on riding riding on through Well well People all over. the world (you don't need no money). Join hands (come on). Start a love train love train (don't need no ticket come on) Let it	the o'jays (vocal group): (singing) don't you know that it's time to get on board. and let this train keep on riding, riding on through. well, well. people all over the world (you don't need no money). join hands (come on). start a love train, love train (don't need no ticket, come on) let it ride.
One of the things that I know you want to do is take care of some of the old school R and B artists that haven't had the opportunity to reap in the kinds of riches that many know today. And you want to bring the foundation, the R and B Foundation, and also revitalize the real R and B sound out of Philadelphia. Tell me ...	one of the things that i know you want to do is take care of some of the old school r and b artists that haven't had; the opportunity to reap in the kinds of. riches that many know today and you want to bring the foundation the. r and b foundation and also revitalize the real r and b sound out of philadelphia tell me h...	One of the. things that I know you want. to do is take care of some of the old school R and B artists. that haven't had, the opportunity to, reap in, the kinds of riches that many know today And you want to bring the foundation the R and B Foundation and also revitalize. the real R, and B sound out, of Philadelphia Tel...	one of the things that i know you want to do is take care of some of the old school r and b artists that haven't had the opportunity to reap in the kinds of riches that many know today. and you want to bring the foundation, the r and b foundation, and also revitalize the real r and b sound out of philadelphia. tell me ...
Well, the one thing I would do is if there's a group of people chanting, drink, don't do it. Don't do that.	well, the one thing i would do is if; there's a group, of people chanting drink don't do it don't do	Well the, one thing I would do is if there's. a group of people chanting drink don't do it Don't do	well, the one thing i would do is if there's a group of people chanting, drink, don't do it. don't do that.
Monstrous mutant viruses also confront poor CDC scientists on the show "Helix," where the disease rips through an isolated polar research station.	monstrous mutant viruses also confront poor cdc, scientists on the show, "helix" where the disease rips through an isolated polar research	Monstrous, mutant viruses also confront poor CDC scientists on the. show "Helix" where the disease rips through an isolated polar research	monstrous mutant viruses also confront poor cdc scientists on the show "helix," where the disease rips through an isolated polar research station.