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Meanwhile, other federal child care centers are getting creative trying to accommodate families. Take the one inside the National Archives and Records Administration in College Park, Md. When the director there, Shanelle Patterson, was forced to shut her doors, she joined forces with the director of another center about seven miles away in Silver Spring, Md.	meanwhile other federal child care centers, are getting creative trying to accommodate families, take the one inside the national archives and records administration in college park md when the director there shanelle patterson was forced to shut her doors she. joined forces with the, director of another center, about seven miles, away, in silver spring	Meanwhile other federal child care centers are getting creative trying to accommodate, families Take the one inside the National Archives and Records Administration in College Park Md When the director there Shanelle Patterson was forced to shut her doors she joined forces with the director of, another, center about seven, miles away in Silver Spring	meanwhile, other federal child care centers are getting creative trying to accommodate families. take the one inside the national archives and records administration in college park, md. when the director there, shanelle patterson, was forced to shut her doors, she joined forces with the director of another center about seven miles away in silver spring, md.
(Singing) The windows on the bus go open and shut.	(singing) the windows on. the. bus go open and,	(Singing) The windows on the bus go open and	(singing) the windows on the bus go open and shut.
Now Patterson's showing me around her new space.	now patterson's showing me. around her new	Now Patterson's showing me around her new.	now patterson's showing me around her new space.
This is the 2-year-old classroom. So we have - two of the Silver Spring teachers are in here right now. And this lady over here is actually from our College Park center.	this is the. 2-year-old classroom so we have - two of the silver spring teachers are in here right now and this lady over here is actually from, our college park	This is the 2-year-old classroom So we have - two of the Silver Spring teachers are in here right now And this lady over here is actually from our College Park	this is the 2-year-old classroom. so we have - two of the silver spring teachers are in here right now. and this lady over here is actually from our college park center.
The two directors wanted to stay in compliance with state regulations and make adjustments so their centers could consolidate. Now there are more than a hundred families in one facility. And the director here, Tara Phillips, says their children need to stay close to their regular routines.	the two directors wanted. to, stay in compliance with state regulations and make adjustments so their, centers could consolidate now there are more than a hundred families in, one facility and, the director here tara phillips says. their children need to stay close to their regular,	The two directors wanted to stay in compliance with state regulations. and make adjustments so, their centers could consolidate Now there are more than a hundred, families in one facility And the director here Tara Phillips says their children need to stay close to their regular	the two directors wanted to stay in compliance with state regulations and make adjustments so their centers could consolidate. now there are more than a hundred families in one facility. and the director here, tara phillips, says their children need to stay close to their regular routines.
We have - about 25 percent of our students are special needs. So you have to be very careful with the environment, the furniture, the lighting, the people, the noise level.	we have - about 25 percent of our students are special needs. so you have to be very careful with. the environment the furniture the lighting. the. people the noise	We have - about 25 percent of our students are special needs So, you; have to be very. careful with. the environment the furniture the lighting the people the noise	we have - about 25 percent of our students are special needs. so you have to be very careful with the environment, the furniture, the lighting, the people, the noise level.
Phillips says they also had to borrow and buy extra cots for naps. The cots at the National Archives Administration Center were property of the federal government. There was more food to cook in the kitchen, and there were more dietary restrictions to keep track of. They had to start using a public park down the street. The center's playground was too small for all the extra kids. For the most part, Phillips says, they're collaborating and cooperating, which is kind of what preschool is all about. For NPR News, I'm Mary Rose Madden.	phillips says they, also had to borrow and buy extra cots for; naps the cots at the; national archives administration center were property of the federal government there was more food. to cook in the kitchen and there were more dietary, restrictions to keep track of they had to start using a public park down the street the center's playground was too small for all the extra kids for the most part phillips says they're collaborating and. cooperating which is kind of what preschool is all about. for npr news i'm mary rose	Phillips says they also had to borrow and buy extra. cots for naps The cots at the National Archives Administration Center were property of the federal government There was more food to cook in the kitchen and there. were more dietary restrictions to keep track of They had to start using, a public park down the street The center's playground was too small for all the extra kids For the most part Phillips says they're collaborating. and, cooperating which is kind of what preschool is all about For NPR News I'm, Mary Rose	phillips says they also had to borrow and buy extra cots for naps. the cots at the national archives administration center were property of the federal government. there was more food to cook in the kitchen, and there were more dietary restrictions to keep track of. they had to start using a public park down the street. the center's playground was too small for all the extra kids. for the most part, phillips says, they're collaborating and cooperating, which is kind of what preschool is all about. for npr news, i'm mary rose madden.
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And now, The Opinion Page. Yesterday, Presidents Obama and Bush helped to dedicate the 9/11 memorial in New York. Scores of victims' family members poured on to the new plaza to search for the names of loved ones etched in bronze around the reflecting pools built into the footprints where towers once stood.	and now the opinion page yesterday presidents obama and bush helped to dedicate. the 9/11 memorial in new york scores of victims' family, members poured on to the new plaza to search for the names of loved ones etched in bronze around the reflecting pools built into the footprints where towers once	And now The Opinion Page; Yesterday Presidents Obama and Bush helped to dedicate the 9/11 memorial in New. York Scores of victims' family members poured on to the. new plaza, to search. for the names of loved ones etched, in bronze around the reflecting pools built. into the footprints where towers once	and now, the opinion page. yesterday, presidents obama and bush helped to dedicate the 9/11 memorial in new york. scores of victims' family members poured on to the new plaza to search for the names of loved ones etched in bronze around the reflecting pools built into the footprints where towers once stood.
Today, the memorial goes public. Historian Simon Schama reflected on the birth of the 9/11 memorial in an essay titled "The Remains of That Day" in the Financial Times. He joins us in a moment, but we want to hear from you as well. What's the purpose of memorials and which ones that you've visited work? Give us a call, 800-989-8255. Email us, [email protected]. You can also join the conversation on our website. That's at npr.org. Click on TALK OF THE NATION.	today the memorial goes public historian simon schama reflected on, the birth of the 9/11 memorial in an essay titled "the remains of. that day" in the financial times he joins us in; a moment but we want. to hear from you as well what's the purpose of, memorials and which ones that you've visited work? give us a call 800-989-8255. email us [email protected] you can. also join the conversation on our website, that's at npr.org click on. talk of. the	Today the memorial goes public Historian Simon Schama, reflected on the. birth of the. 9/11 memorial in an essay titled "The Remains of, That. Day" in the Financial Times He joins us, in a moment but we want to. hear from you as well What's the purpose of memorials and which ones that you've visited, work? Give us a call 800-989-8255. Email us [email protected], You can also join the conversation on our website, That's at. npr.org Click on TALK OF THE	today, the memorial goes public. historian simon schama reflected on the birth of the 9/11 memorial in an essay titled "the remains of that day" in the financial times. he joins us in a moment, but we want to hear from you as well. what's the purpose of memorials and which ones that you've visited work? give us a call, 800-989-8255. email us, [email protected]. you can also join the conversation on our website. that's at npr.org. click on talk of the nation.
Simon Schama is university professor at Columbia University. He joins us from our bureau in New York. Nice to have you back.	simon schama is university professor at columbia university he joins us from our bureau in new york nice to have you	Simon Schama is university. professor at Columbia University He joins us from our bureau in New York Nice to have you	simon schama is university professor at columbia university. he joins us from our bureau in new york. nice to have you back.
Hello, Neal. Nice to be here.	hello neal nice to be	Hello Neal Nice to. be	hello, neal. nice to be here.
And you begin your essay reflecting on the purpose of public memorials. Is it for the victims or does it have to have a larger purpose?	and you begin your essay reflecting on the purpose of public memorials is it, for the victims or, does it have to have, a larger	And you begin your essay reflecting on; the purpose; of public memorials Is it for the. victims or does it have to have a larger	and you begin your essay reflecting on the purpose of public memorials. is it for the victims or does it have to have a larger purpose?
Well, I think, first and foremost, it is to honor the dead and those immediately around them. And one can say, I think actually, that the 9/11 memorial - anybody watching yesterday or anybody who's been fortunate to visit it can say that it's done a remarkable job, actually, of kind of - creating a kind of poetic communion.	well i think first and foremost it is to honor the dead and those, immediately around them and one can say i. think actually that the 9/11 memorial - anybody watching, yesterday or anybody who's been fortunate. to visit it can say that it's done a remarkable job actually of kind of - creating a kind of poetic	Well I think first and foremost it is to honor the dead and those immediately around them And one can say I think actually that; the 9/11 memorial - anybody watching yesterday or anybody. who's been fortunate, to visit it can say that it's done a remarkable job actually of kind of - creating a kind of poetic	well, i think, first and foremost, it is to honor the dead and those immediately around them. and one can say, i think actually, that the 9/11 memorial - anybody watching yesterday or anybody who's been fortunate to visit it can say that it's done a remarkable job, actually, of kind of - creating a kind of poetic communion.
If you think about what Michael Arad, the young architect designer of the fountains - I call them the basins of grief, because water falls, echoing, but in a subtly indirect way, the fall of the towers and the fall of people. If you think about what they were trying to do, he said they were reflecting absence, and absence is a very difficult, by definition, hard thing to reflect on. But the immediately bereaved are owed something like this.	if you think about what michael arad the young architect designer of the fountains - i call them the. basins of grief because water falls, echoing but in a subtly indirect way the, fall of the towers and the fall of people if you think about what they were trying to do he. said they were reflecting absence and absence is a very difficult by definition hard thing to reflect on but the immediately bereaved are owed something like	If you think about what Michael Arad the young architect designer of the fountains, - I call them the basins of grief because water falls echoing but in a subtly indirect way the fall of the towers. and the fall of people If you think about what they were trying to do he said they were reflecting absence and absence is a very; difficult by definition hard, thing to reflect on But, the immediately, bereaved are owed something like	if you think about what michael arad, the young architect designer of the fountains - i call them the basins of grief, because water falls, echoing, but in a subtly indirect way, the fall of the towers and the fall of people. if you think about what they were trying to do, he said they were reflecting absence, and absence is a very difficult, by definition, hard thing to reflect on. but the immediately bereaved are owed something like this.
The question for a larger society is whether or not such memorials work. You know, go above their immediate purpose of a somber remembrance to make us reflect on the reasons for the sacrifice.	the. question for a larger society is whether or not such memorials work you. know go above their immediate purpose of, a, somber remembrance to make; us, reflect, on, the reasons for the	The question for a larger society is whether or not such. memorials work You know go above, their. immediate purpose of a somber remembrance to make us reflect on the reasons. for the	the question for a larger society is whether or not such memorials work. you know, go above their immediate purpose of a somber remembrance to make us reflect on the reasons for the sacrifice.
Pericles, in a verbal exercise, really, in Thucydides' masterpiece "The Peloponnesian War," of course, made his famous speech in which the bodies of the young fallen for Athenian democracy were paraded before their nearest and dearest with a meditation on the reason why they perished. And a free society, a democratic society needs occasionally to ask those questions. They must not, however, trample on the immediate rites of grief. And my own feeling is that 9/11 memorial space, when it's finished, complete with the museum of the remains, will have done a remarkable job in reconciling those two goals.	pericles in a verbal exercise really in thucydides' masterpiece "the peloponnesian war" of course, made his, famous speech in which the bodies of the young fallen. for athenian democracy were paraded before their nearest and dearest with a meditation, on the reason why. they perished and a free society. a democratic society needs occasionally to ask those questions they must not however trample on the immediate rites of grief and my own feeling is that 9/11 memorial space when it's; finished complete with the museum of the remains will have. done a remarkable. job, in reconciling those two	Pericles in, a verbal exercise really in Thucydides' masterpiece "The Peloponnesian War" of course made his famous speech in which the bodies of the. young fallen for Athenian democracy were paraded before their. nearest and dearest with a meditation on the reason why they perished And a free society a, democratic, society needs occasionally to. ask those questions They must not however trample on, the immediate. rites of grief And my own feeling. is that 9/11 memorial space when it's finished complete with the museum of the remains will, have done a remarkable job in reconciling those two	pericles, in a verbal exercise, really, in thucydides' masterpiece "the peloponnesian war," of course, made his famous speech in which the bodies of the young fallen for athenian democracy were paraded before their nearest and dearest with a meditation on the reason why they perished. and a free society, a democratic society needs occasionally to ask those questions. they must not, however, trample on the immediate rites of grief. and my own feeling is that 9/11 memorial space, when it's finished, complete with the museum of the remains, will have done a remarkable job in reconciling those two goals.
Isn't it a little difficult to even envision what it's all going to look like? As you said, the museum is not finished. Certainly, the buildings that will rise around the memorial, they're not finished either.	isn't it a little difficult, to even envision what it's all going to look like? as you said the museum is not finished certainly, the buildings that will rise around the memorial they're. not finished	Isn't it a little difficult to even envision what it's. all going to look, like? As. you said, the museum is not finished Certainly the buildings that will rise around the memorial they're not finished	isn't it a little difficult to even envision what it's all going to look like? as you said, the museum is not finished. certainly, the buildings that will rise around the memorial, they're not finished either.
Well, some lawmakers of the ruling socialists are reportedly wavering. Last night, Prime Minister George Papandreou made a final appeal to them. He also met with the leader of the conservative opposition. But Antonis Samaras said no way, we're not going to vote for these measures because they are undermining economic growth. The ruling socialists are way down in the polls. Government officials are increasingly isolated from society. Civil servants have taken over several government buildings. Even the finance minister, Evangelos Venizelos, has been unable to get into his office for the last two weeks. And leaflets pasted to the wall of the building say: The massacre of our wages will be the nightmare of bankers. And yet most analysts believe the measures will pass. The problem will be implementing them.	well, some, lawmakers of, the ruling socialists are reportedly wavering last night prime minister, george papandreou made a final appeal to them he also met. with the leader of the conservative opposition. but antonis, samaras said no way we're not going to vote for these, measures because they are undermining economic growth, the ruling. socialists are way down in the polls government officials are increasingly isolated, from society civil servants have taken over several government buildings, even. the finance minister evangelos venizelos has been unable to, get into his office for the last two weeks and leaflets, pasted to the wall of the building say: the massacre of. our wages will, be the nightmare of bankers and yet most analysts, believe the measures will pass the problem will be; implementing	Well some lawmakers of the ruling socialists are reportedly wavering Last night Prime Minister George Papandreou made a final appeal to them He also, met with the leader of the conservative opposition But Antonis Samaras said no way we're not. going to vote for these measures because they are undermining economic growth The ruling socialists are way down in the polls Government, officials are increasingly isolated from society Civil servants have taken over several government buildings Even the finance minister Evangelos Venizelos has been unable to get into his, office for the last; two weeks And, leaflets pasted to the wall of the building say: The. massacre of our wages, will be, the nightmare. of bankers And yet most analysts believe the measures will pass The problem will be implementing	well, some lawmakers of the ruling socialists are reportedly wavering. last night, prime minister george papandreou made a final appeal to them. he also met with the leader of the conservative opposition. but antonis samaras said no way, we're not going to vote for these measures because they are undermining economic growth. the ruling socialists are way down in the polls. government officials are increasingly isolated from society. civil servants have taken over several government buildings. even the finance minister, evangelos venizelos, has been unable to get into his office for the last two weeks. and leaflets pasted to the wall of the building say: the massacre of our wages will be the nightmare of bankers. and yet most analysts believe the measures will pass. the problem will be implementing them.
And all of this, of course, is about Greece not defaulting on its massive debt. European leaders will be meeting next weekend, again, to try and resolve the crisis. Can they really solve it?	and all, of this of course is about greece not defaulting on its massive, debt european leaders. will be meeting next weekend again to try and resolve the crisis can they really solve,	And all of this of course is, about Greece not defaulting on its, massive. debt European leaders will be, meeting next weekend again to try and resolve the crisis Can they really solve	and all of this, of course, is about greece not defaulting on its massive debt. european leaders will be meeting next weekend, again, to try and resolve the crisis. can they really solve it?
Well, that's the big question being asked in financial markets. This will be the EU leaders' sixth attempt this year to come up with what they keep calling a comprehensive solution. They're expected to announce whether Greece will get the next installment of the $150 billion bailout that was agreed to last year. They're supposed to talk about recapitalization of some major European banks and whether the new rescue fund that they have finally cobbled together will be increased to as much as $2 trillion. But all the leaders do up to now is send mixed signals. At one moment it appears France and Germany are on the verge of agreement, then German Chancellor Angela Merkel says do not expect a miracle cure. Then we hear French President Nicolas Sarkozy warning ominously: Those who destroy Europe and the euro will bear responsibility for a resurgence of conflict and divisions on our continent. That's pretty heavy stuff, and yet nothing concrete is coming out.	well that's the big question being asked in financial markets this will be the eu leaders' sixth attempt, this year to come, up with what they keep calling a comprehensive solution they're expected to announce whether, greece will get the next installment of the $150 billion bailout that was agreed to last year they're supposed to talk about recapitalization of some major european banks and whether the new rescue fund that they, have finally cobbled together will be increased to, as. much as $2 trillion but. all the leaders do up to now is send mixed signals at one moment it appears france and germany are on the verge. of agreement then german chancellor angela merkel says do not expect a miracle cure then we hear french president nicolas sarkozy warning. ominously: those who, destroy europe and the, euro will bear responsibility for a resurgence of conflict and divisions on our continent that's pretty heavy stuff and; yet nothing concrete is coming	Well that's the big question being asked in financial markets This will be the, EU leaders' sixth attempt this year to. come up with what they keep calling a comprehensive solution They're expected, to announce. whether Greece will. get the next installment of the $150 billion bailout that was agreed to last year They're supposed to talk about recapitalization of. some major European banks and whether the new rescue fund that they have finally cobbled together will be increased to as much as $2 trillion But all the leaders. do up to now is; send mixed signals At one moment it appears. France, and Germany are on the verge of agreement then German Chancellor Angela Merkel says do not expect a miracle cure Then we hear French President Nicolas Sarkozy warning ominously: Those who destroy Europe and the euro will bear responsibility for a. resurgence of conflict and divisions on, our continent, That's; pretty heavy stuff and yet nothing concrete is, coming	well, that's the big question being asked in financial markets. this will be the eu leaders' sixth attempt this year to come up with what they keep calling a comprehensive solution. they're expected to announce whether greece will get the next installment of the $150 billion bailout that was agreed to last year. they're supposed to talk about recapitalization of some major european banks and whether the new rescue fund that they have finally cobbled together will be increased to as much as $2 trillion. but all the leaders do up to now is send mixed signals. at one moment it appears france and germany are on the verge of agreement, then german chancellor angela merkel says do not expect a miracle cure. then we hear french president nicolas sarkozy warning ominously: those who destroy europe and the euro will bear responsibility for a resurgence of conflict and divisions on our continent. that's pretty heavy stuff, and yet nothing concrete is coming out.
And in the middle of all of that back and forth, the Greek crisis is becoming contagious.	and in the middle of all of that back and forth the greek crisis, is becoming	And, in the middle of all of that back and forth the Greek crisis is becoming	and in the middle of all of that back and forth, the greek crisis is becoming contagious.
That's the nightmare in European capitals. Yesterday, the rating agency Moody's warned of a possible downgrade of France's credit rating. And after that, Moody cut Spain's credit rating by two notches. The other big rating agency, Standard and Poor's, cut the ratings of 24 Italian banks and financial institutions, citing weaker growth prospects and tighter credit conditions. Moody's assessment was very gloomy. It said no credible solution of the sovereign debt crisis has emerged and it will take time to fully restore confidence in the eurozone's political cohesion and growth prospects. With rumors flying and credit ratings downgraded, the atmosphere is feverish, the debt crisis seems to be spreading, there's a sense of greater urgency, and yet European leaders continue to dither.	that's the nightmare in european capitals. yesterday the rating, agency moody's warned of a possible downgrade of; france's credit rating and after that moody cut spain's, credit rating by, two notches. the other big rating, agency standard and poor's cut the ratings of 24 italian banks and financial institutions citing weaker growth prospects and tighter credit conditions moody's assessment was very gloomy it said no credible solution of, the. sovereign debt crisis has emerged and it will take, time to fully restore confidence in the eurozone's political cohesion and growth prospects with, rumors flying and credit ratings downgraded the atmosphere is feverish the debt crisis. seems to be spreading, there's a sense of greater urgency and. yet european leaders continue, to	That's the nightmare in European capitals Yesterday the rating agency Moody's warned of a possible. downgrade of France's credit rating And after that Moody cut Spain's credit rating by two notches The other big rating agency Standard and Poor's cut the ratings of 24 Italian. banks and financial institutions citing weaker growth prospects and tighter credit conditions Moody's assessment was very. gloomy It said no credible solution of the, sovereign debt crisis has emerged and it. will take time to fully, restore confidence in the eurozone's political cohesion, and growth prospects With rumors flying and credit ratings downgraded the atmosphere, is feverish the debt crisis seems to be spreading there's a sense of greater urgency and yet European, leaders continue, to	that's the nightmare in european capitals. yesterday, the rating agency moody's warned of a possible downgrade of france's credit rating. and after that, moody cut spain's credit rating by two notches. the other big rating agency, standard and poor's, cut the ratings of 24 italian banks and financial institutions, citing weaker growth prospects and tighter credit conditions. moody's assessment was very gloomy. it said no credible solution of the sovereign debt crisis has emerged and it will take time to fully restore confidence in the eurozone's political cohesion and growth prospects. with rumors flying and credit ratings downgraded, the atmosphere is feverish, the debt crisis seems to be spreading, there's a sense of greater urgency, and yet european leaders continue to dither.
Sylvia, thanks very much.	sylvia thanks very	Sylvia thanks very	sylvia, thanks very much.
Thank you, Renee.	thank you	Thank you	thank you, renee.
NPR's Sylvia Poggioli speaking to us from Athens.	npr's sylvia poggioli speaking to us from	NPR's Sylvia Poggioli speaking to us from	npr's sylvia poggioli speaking to us from athens.
The success of the Obama administration's initiatives in the Middle East will depend, in large part, on Israel. That country is in the midst of political uncertainty after last month's parliamentary elections failed to produce a clear winner. Now, right-wing leader and former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is trying to cobble together a coalition government. But he had a setback over the weekend when a key centrist party refused to join him. Aaron David Miller has advised six American secretaries of state. He's now a fellow at the Wilson Center. We asked him about Benjamin Netanyahu's approach to negotiations with the Palestinians.	the, success of the obama administration's initiatives in, the middle east will depend in large part on israel that country is in the midst of political uncertainty after last month's parliamentary elections failed to produce a clear winner now right-wing leader and former prime minister. benjamin netanyahu is trying to cobble together a, coalition. government but he had a setback over the weekend when a key centrist party refused to join him aaron david miller has advised. six american, secretaries of state he's now a fellow at the wilson center we asked him about benjamin netanyahu's approach to negotiations with the	The success of the Obama administration's initiatives in the Middle, East will depend in large. part on Israel That country is in the midst of political uncertainty after last month's parliamentary. elections failed to produce, a, clear, winner Now right-wing leader and former, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is trying to cobble together a coalition government But he. had a setback, over. the weekend, when a key centrist. party refused to join him Aaron David Miller has advised six American. secretaries of state He's now a. fellow at the Wilson Center We asked him about Benjamin Netanyahu's approach to negotiations with the	the success of the obama administration's initiatives in the middle east will depend, in large part, on israel. that country is in the midst of political uncertainty after last month's parliamentary elections failed to produce a clear winner. now, right-wing leader and former prime minister benjamin netanyahu is trying to cobble together a coalition government. but he had a setback over the weekend when a key centrist party refused to join him. aaron david miller has advised six american secretaries of state. he's now a fellow at the wilson center. we asked him about benjamin netanyahu's approach to negotiations with the palestinians.
Well, it's interesting because he's an ideologue, there's no question, leaning and ensconced in the right. But he's also capable of tremendous pragmatism. During his first incarnation as prime minister, 96 to 99, after swearing he would not reach any agreements with the PLO or Yasser Arafat, the Americans succeeded in brokering two, one which involved Israeli withdrawal from the city of Hebron, and second, a further West Bank withdrawal. But it's worth pointing out something else, that the history of peacemaking in Israel has really been a history dominated by the right or the center right. It's really a question in Israel of doves talking the talk and hawks walking the walk. The right in Israel has been capable of actually making agreements with the Arabs and actually delivering on them.	well it's interesting because he's an ideologue there's no question leaning and ensconced in the right, but he's also capable of tremendous pragmatism during his first incarnation as prime, minister; 96 to 99, after swearing he would not reach any agreements with, the plo or yasser arafat the americans succeeded, in brokering two one which involved israeli withdrawal from the city of hebron and second a further west bank withdrawal but it's worth pointing out something else that the history of peacemaking in israel has really been a history dominated by the right or the center right it's really a question in israel of doves talking the talk, and hawks walking the walk the right in israel has been capable of actually making agreements, with the arabs and actually delivering on	Well it's interesting because. he's an ideologue there's no, question leaning and ensconced in the right But he's also capable. of tremendous pragmatism During his first incarnation as prime minister 96 to 99, after swearing he would not reach any agreements with the PLO or Yasser Arafat the Americans succeeded in brokering two one which involved Israeli withdrawal from the city of Hebron and second. a further. West Bank withdrawal But it's worth. pointing out something else that the history of peacemaking in Israel has really been a history dominated by the right or the center right It's really a question in; Israel, of doves talking the talk and hawks walking the walk The, right in Israel has been capable of actually making agreements, with the Arabs and. actually, delivering on	well, it's interesting because he's an ideologue, there's no question, leaning and ensconced in the right. but he's also capable of tremendous pragmatism. during his first incarnation as prime minister, 96 to 99, after swearing he would not reach any agreements with the plo or yasser arafat, the americans succeeded in brokering two, one which involved israeli withdrawal from the city of hebron, and second, a further west bank withdrawal. but it's worth pointing out something else, that the history of peacemaking in israel has really been a history dominated by the right or the center right. it's really a question in israel of doves talking the talk and hawks walking the walk. the right in israel has been capable of actually making agreements with the arabs and actually delivering on them.
Now Secretary Clinton and her special envoy George Mitchell will be in Jerusalem tomorrow. Is it significant that they're visiting Israel in the midst of negotiations there to form a government? Is it possible that their presence will affect anything?	now secretary clinton and her special envoy george mitchell, will be in jerusalem tomorrow, is it significant that they're visiting. israel in the; midst of negotiations there to form a government? is it. possible that their presence will affect	Now Secretary Clinton and her special envoy George Mitchell will be in Jerusalem tomorrow Is it significant that they're visiting, Israel in the midst of negotiations there to, form a government? Is it possible that their presence, will affect	now secretary clinton and her special envoy george mitchell will be in jerusalem tomorrow. is it significant that they're visiting israel in the midst of negotiations there to form a government? is it possible that their presence will affect anything?
Only if something impolitic or provocative is said by the secretary of state, and I doubt if she'll go down that road. There's almost precedent, if I recall, for an American secretary of state visiting Israel during the sensitive period of time during a coalition negotiation. And there's a history here because the last Clinton who interceded in Israeli politics, Bill Clinton, did so in the very contentious spring of 1996 when, in an effort to reassure the Israelis after four bombs were detonated in nine days that killed 60 Israelis by Hamas in Palestine Islamic jihad, Bill Clinton created a summit of the peacemakers in Sharm el-Sheikh surrounding Simon Peres, who was then prime minister, with all of these Arab leaders - no doubt in an effort to influence the Israeli elections that would be held that June. Unfortunately, Peres ran a bad campaign and Netanyahu won. So I'm sure that Netanyahu is wondering about all this, and here comes another Clinton.	only, if something impolitic or provocative is said by the secretary of state and i doubt if she'll go down that road there's almost precedent if i recall for an american secretary of state visiting israel during the sensitive period of time during a coalition negotiation. and there's a history here because the last clinton who interceded in israeli politics bill clinton did so in the very. contentious spring of 1996 when in an effort to reassure the israelis after four bombs; were detonated in nine, days that killed 60 israelis, by hamas in palestine islamic jihad bill clinton created a, summit of the peacemakers in sharm el-sheikh surrounding simon peres who was then prime minister with all of these arab leaders - no doubt in an effort to influence the. israeli elections. that would be, held that june unfortunately peres ran a bad campaign and netanyahu won so i'm sure that netanyahu is wondering about all this and here, comes another,	Only if something impolitic or provocative is. said by the secretary of state and I doubt if she'll go down that road There's almost precedent if I recall for an American secretary. of state visiting Israel during. the, sensitive period of time during a coalition negotiation And there's a history here because the last Clinton who interceded in Israeli politics Bill Clinton did so in the very contentious spring of 1996 when in an effort to, reassure the Israelis, after four bombs. were detonated in nine, days that killed 60 Israelis by Hamas in Palestine Islamic jihad Bill Clinton created a summit of the peacemakers in Sharm el-Sheikh surrounding Simon, Peres, who was then prime, minister with all of these Arab leaders - no doubt in an effort to influence the Israeli elections that would be held that June Unfortunately Peres ran a bad campaign and Netanyahu won So. I'm sure that Netanyahu is. wondering, about all this and here comes another	only if something impolitic or provocative is said by the secretary of state, and i doubt if she'll go down that road. there's almost precedent, if i recall, for an american secretary of state visiting israel during the sensitive period of time during a coalition negotiation. and there's a history here because the last clinton who interceded in israeli politics, bill clinton, did so in the very contentious spring of 1996 when, in an effort to reassure the israelis after four bombs were detonated in nine days that killed 60 israelis by hamas in palestine islamic jihad, bill clinton created a summit of the peacemakers in sharm el-sheikh surrounding simon peres, who was then prime minister, with all of these arab leaders - no doubt in an effort to influence the israeli elections that would be held that june. unfortunately, peres ran a bad campaign and netanyahu won. so i'm sure that netanyahu is wondering about all this, and here comes another clinton.
You think he may have taken this personally?	you think. he may have taken this	You think he may, have taken this	you think he may have taken this personally?
I think, to some degree, he's grown. And he may well have grown to the point where, in an effort to preserve his government, he's going to go to significant lengths to avoid alienating the United States.	i think to some degree he's. grown and he. may well have grown to the point, where in an effort to preserve his government he's going to go to significant lengths to avoid alienating the united,	I think to some degree he's grown. And he. may well have grown to the point where. in an effort to preserve his government he's going to go to significant lengths to avoid alienating the United	i think, to some degree, he's grown. and he may well have grown to the point where, in an effort to preserve his government, he's going to go to significant lengths to avoid alienating the united states.
Now you were involved for decades with U.S. efforts to broker peace between Israel and its Arab neighbors. What advice do you have for George Mitchell right now, President Obama's peace envoy?	now you were involved for decades with. u.s efforts to broker peace between israel and its arab neighbors what advice do you have; for george mitchell right now president obama's peace	Now you were, involved for decades with U.S; efforts to broker peace between Israel and its Arab neighbors What advice do you have for George Mitchell right; now President Obama's peace	now you were involved for decades with u.s. efforts to broker peace between israel and its arab neighbors. what advice do you have for george mitchell right now, president obama's peace envoy?
So for the Obama administration, it really is a question of picking your spots. Don't ignore the Israeli-Palestinian problem. But don't go looking from breakthroughs there. You won't find them.	so for the obama administration it really is a question of picking your spots don't ignore; the israeli-palestinian problem but don't go looking from breakthroughs there you won't. find	So for the Obama administration it really is a question of; picking your spots Don't ignore the Israeli-Palestinian problem But don't go looking, from breakthroughs there You won't find	so for the obama administration, it really is a question of picking your spots. don't ignore the israeli-palestinian problem. but don't go looking from breakthroughs there. you won't find them.
Aaron David Miller's recent book is called, "The Much Too Promised Land." Mr. Miller, thank you very much.	aaron david miller's, recent book is. called "the much too, promised, land" mr miller thank you very	Aaron David Miller's recent book is called "The Much Too Promised Land" Mr Miller thank you, very	aaron david miller's recent book is called, "the much too promised land." mr. miller, thank you very much.
You're welcome.	you're	You're	you're welcome.
And Kosovo has declared a new national holiday. It's to mark the declaration of independence from Serbia a decade after bloody separatist war with Serbia. Tens of thousands celebrated in the streets, in spite of the fact that Serbia immediately declared the new state illegal, as did Russia. It demanded an emergency meeting of the United Nations to proclaim the declaration null an void. NPR's Sylvia Poggioli reports from the Kosovo capital, Pristina.	and kosovo, has declared a, new national holiday it's to mark, the declaration of independence from serbia a, decade after. bloody separatist war with. serbia, tens; of thousands celebrated in the streets in spite of the fact that serbia immediately declared the new state illegal as did russia it, demanded an emergency meeting of the; united nations to proclaim the declaration null. an void npr's sylvia poggioli reports from the kosovo capital	And Kosovo has declared a new; national holiday It's to mark the declaration. of independence from Serbia a decade after bloody separatist war with, Serbia Tens of thousands celebrated in the streets in spite of the, fact that Serbia immediately declared the new state illegal as did Russia It demanded an emergency meeting. of the United Nations to proclaim the declaration null an void NPR's Sylvia Poggioli reports from the, Kosovo. capital	and kosovo has declared a new national holiday. it's to mark the declaration of independence from serbia a decade after bloody separatist war with serbia. tens of thousands celebrated in the streets, in spite of the fact that serbia immediately declared the new state illegal, as did russia. it demanded an emergency meeting of the united nations to proclaim the declaration null an void. npr's sylvia poggioli reports from the kosovo capital, pristina.
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What do you think of the ad campaign that's now launched against you, saying in reality there's no such thing as clean coal?	what do you think of the ad campaign that's now; launched against you saying in reality there's. no such thing as clean	What do you. think of the ad campaign that's now launched against you saying in reality there's no such, thing as clean	what do you think of the ad campaign that's now launched against you, saying in reality there's no such thing as clean coal?
Well, I don't agree with that at all. Clean coal is a term of art that's been around for over 30 years, and it's shorthand for clean coal technology. It is that whole suite of technologies that have been used to reduce the environmental footprint of using coal to generate electricity. We've made tremendous progress in reducing the environmental footprint of using coal to generate electricity.	well i don't agree with that at all clean coal is a term of art that's been around for. over 30 years and it's shorthand for. clean coal technology it is that whole suite of technologies that have been. used to. reduce the environmental footprint of using coal to generate electricity, we've made. tremendous, progress in reducing the environmental footprint of using. coal to generate	Well I don't agree with that at all Clean coal is. a term of art that's been around for over 30 years and it's shorthand for clean coal technology It is that whole. suite of technologies that have been used to reduce, the environmental footprint of using coal to generate electricity We've made tremendous progress. in reducing the environmental footprint of using coal to generate.	well, i don't agree with that at all. clean coal is a term of art that's been around for over 30 years, and it's shorthand for clean coal technology. it is that whole suite of technologies that have been used to reduce the environmental footprint of using coal to generate electricity. we've made tremendous progress in reducing the environmental footprint of using coal to generate electricity.