at two thirty pm dozens are to you line from moscow and these are our top stories wiki leaks founder julian assange launches another salvo in his ongoing legal battles threatening to sue the british newspaper the guardian the whistleblower accuses the daily of including what he calls malicious libel against him in a book they helped to publish. obama has labeled corporate tax a burden and brought many top business leaders into his political circle some critics say with his new ball street friendly's down so he's already had his eyes on the election. and russian security forces stepped up the hunt for those responsible for the moscow airport bombing that left thirty six dead three people

believed to be linked to the suicide bomber who blew himself up in the middle of the crowd and been detained in the republic instead so you know in a chilling coincidence a popular video game released before the attack at domodedovo depicts a terrorist siege at a moscow airport spoke with the man behind the grand theft auto series naveed khan sorry about the line between video violent video art i should say and reality. the american embassy in tehran is in the hands of a woman students tonight. iran one thousand seven hundred demonstrators and the american embassy.

party is sitting down with the man behind this video game nine hundred seventy nine revolution as well as many more director producer and writer of documentaries and video games for over fifteen years as well as the mastermind of the ground breaking ground theft auto franchise movie considering the thanks so much for joining us thanks for having me the video games that you have created are hmong the most popular in the world and i want to ask you if you know any numbers in terms of how many break ups or divorces some of your games have cause for people who got so hooked they couldn't stop well actually when i was casting vice city one of the actors that came me and he said this and that was this for him and we explained to him you know it's for grants out of my city and he just kind of took a step back and kind of apologized and said that he can partake in the casting and basically what happened was that he was playing grand theft auto three and he wound up locking himself up in his room while he was actually having a pretty tough time in his marriage he came out two days later from nonstop playing

the game to find his apartment pretty much and he and his wife guide and so for that reason he didn't feel like he could you know be a part of the new cast for grand theft auto so it's definitely had an impact was the longest period of time you heard about when someone would sit down and play your game continuously without i think this guy kind of broke the record he said he went fifty hours straight and he got to see why his wife left him this new game that you're working on one nine hundred seventy nine is based off the history of iran and apart from the fact that you were born there why did you choose. based off off this country particularly i came to realize that there is a number of different sides to a story and that this aspect if introduced in a game could kind of revolutionize how we play games it's not a matter of bad guys going after good guys or good guys going after bad guys it's a matter of or a whole bunch of people with being in a number of different colors whether they're iranian american pro-democracy the ocracy whether they want to just make money on the side by sneaking in alcohol or

whether they want to make sure that everyone follows the religious rules of islam these are all different stories and to be able to actually convey that and let people interact as those players would just open up this entire genre of gaming i've read there's a ring of revolutionaries students u.s. hostages even how many roles are there and how is this game you know different from the other ones we're primarily looking at about eight to ten different roles initially you'll start the game off as iranian but american born u.s. state department translator who's coming in with the objective of try to free trying to free the u.s. hostages initially amusing truths that exist in history so the initial alliance of the us with saddam hussein is one thing that we look at maybe you come in through the border between iran and iraq or maybe you use the u.s. alliance with the taliban at that time who were fighting the russians i think

what's different about it is that right off the bat we're allowing the player to choose how they want to go about doing this most often when people are designing games they're thinking of the westernized player i mean obviously so they're buying most of the games but as things are changing and more and more people are getting access to be able to play these games i want to be able to have representation for the people that are in other countries but how much of a clue. nicol context does this game have an especially if we talk about timing for example because of course you know the united states is building up this idea that iran is a very big threat to america and the fact that you're working on this game do you think you'll get some sort of reactions and feedback in terms of you know a political maybe message that you're trying to send out absolutely i mean i think right off the bat it's quite controversial because i am saying that there are no good guys kind of games or the real world in the real world in the real or in games

in games they might exist but games are really in a reflection of what we've seen in entertainment and what we've seen in politics it doesn't really make a difference what somebody says is good or words that it's a matter of perspective you know if you're in iran and you feel that the united states is about attacking you and you work as a plumber and you have three kids and you just try to take care of your living you are going to view the united states is a bad guy because they're planning on attacking you i mean this is been pretty much what's been addressed in regards to the number of civilian deaths in afghanistan but on the other side you know you take a look at. some of the good documentaries that have come out of afghanistan you get to really understand what these u.s. soldiers are doing down there they believe in the cause that they're doing and they believe that they're trying to do something good nobody is to say that this person is right and this person is wrong it's just a matter of what the situation is dictated and the legions of people that are making decisions that is kind of caused these conflicts but the people involved in

him might now be detroit aggressors there's a number of different facets to it and that they're not pointing to saying that americans are bad or iranians are bad i'm saying the situation is bad you know of course that debates about how much violence there is and video games has been really heated over the last couple of years especially what's your take on is there an impact on from these video games onto what happens in real life especially like you mention of gang. stan we've seen over the last year or so videos released of us soldiers when they're shooting and killing people use language that would be more relevant for a video game so what do you think about that if i'm in a situation i can't really talk when a famine a situation and i'm shooting and i'm and i'm feel like i'm getting attacked i'm going to use any language i want to do in order to kind of get myself out of that situation there's so much psychology kind of going on there in terms of it's you know it's kill or be killed if that is the situation that you are going to do whatever it takes to physically mentally emotionally get yourself to that level to

be able to survive but you don't think if you play video games where it's a situation of kill or be killed cannot you know impact the fact that in real life you start you start thinking like that as well not necessarily war i think definitely if you take it out of proportions then you are going to get affected but in terms of violence in video games the way i kind of look at it so different in violence in movies it doesn't make me want to go out and kind of kill someone it is it is a form of entertainment games are just as much a form of entertainment i think a big focus has been on young people playing these games and then the effect that it could have if you look at the rating system it's supposed to be for people over the age of eighteen if a person is a terrorist for many hours throughout the days in the game. or is he not more likely to go out and shoot people in the street i would say would be what would you consider to be more dangerous the video game or the gun that the person can actually get their hands on the fact that these violent crimes if we're talking

about the united states don't take place necessarily as much around the rest of the world in my opinion is a direct link to the number of weapons that exist in this country compared to abroad allowing people to get guns readily is far more damaging than letting people play video games that have these actual actions play out do you think it's the violence that attracts so many and this possibility do everything you want that you're not going to get punished. for when you would get punished for these things in real life is that why these your games are so popular well i mean there's definitely the factor of escapism the fact that you can actually go on and be somebody else and you can do things without really having the consequences of real life saying that i think one of the greatest thing about the grand theft auto games as well as a number of the other games that i've worked on is that they've got a great sense of humor in it you know like you're kind of laughing at you doing some of these things because it's you've got somebody next to you making continual

jokes and comments i mean it's meant to be entertaining it's not meant to actually appeal to a violent side of you returning to one nine hundred seventy nine. playing this game do you think it can affect american psyche when you know an american teenager for example or someone who's more grown up playing this game do you think they might start thinking differently about iran than for example what they're seeing in the media and papers and so on absolutely i mean the one of the main objective use was to start some kind of social dialogue amongst people who are going to play not just in the west but around the world things aren't so black and white when you are able to understand the side of the victim as well as the side of the aggressor in many situations what we see in the news is just one aspect of of the story but i think often we've seen when that story has actually been looked at and put under a microscope that there's a lot of other things going on there's been quite a bit of controversy about this game call of duty modern warfare two there is

episode in there where a terrorist attacks people at a russian airport obviously it's a game but we just saw terror acts take place in a moscow airport in that we're pretty similar absolutely what do you make of that it's funny because i played that game and i actually stopped playing that particular part it's definitely a sad situation what took place in russia that the airport and the. videogame aspect of it happens i think coincidentally many games seem to on the contrary build up a certain terror act or certain events i know there's a game out there that's called september twelfth and so on which obviously gets people to join because of certain real events that took place in terms of what's happening with games where people are actually jumping on top of controversies. i think it's foolish for us to not recognize that controversy when it comes to game

selling when it comes to movies when it comes to anything when it comes to ticket sales is something that drives people to jump on such marketing campaigns to want to ask you this technology is obviously moving very very quickly these days what is the most exciting thing in the world of video games we would you say can expect in the next decade in the next decade who are that i don't think i even i can just tell you that what's exciting me right now is the i pad basically all the tablets in general what can be played on that in terms of gaming is is amazing terms of game play it's just going to get more and more detail and hopefully provide people with greater experiences that we can sorry thank you very much for your thanks for having me. well when one deals with water it has to realize that this tremendous amounts of

damage that are done not just human damage but damage to the physical environment in which the battlefield takes place tremendous amounts of damage done by aerial bombs by napalm boy coming from the city whether it's on a sonic boom tractor mammals or it's the burning oil fields here in iraq or even steroid use in the pacific for purposes the list just goes on and on the geneva conventions of nineteen forty nine states that they are shall be taken in the war to protect. against widespread long term and severe damage the united states although it is accepted almost all of the provisions of protocol one has taken exception to that.

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find out what's really happening to the global economy in cars reported on r.g.p. . wiki leaks founder julian assange launches another salvo in his ongoing legal battles threatening to sue the british newspaper the guardian the whistleblower accuses the daily of including what he calls malicious libel against him in a book they helped publish. russian security forces step up the hunt for those responsible for the moscow airport bombing that left thirty six dead three people believed to be linked to the suicide bomber who blew himself up in the middle of the crowd have been detained in the republic of intercepts yeah. member has labeled corporate tax a burden and brought many top business leaders into his political circle some critics say with this new wall street friendly stance he already has his eyes on the election. time next for the latest sport dimitri is here next year.

hello there welcome to this hour two things for joining us and our top story. special guest the russian squad who talked the table at a recent university games get a special reception by president dmitry medvedev. too early to tell the career of formula one driver robert kubica is still up in the air following a crash over the weekend but doctors say he is improving. and celebration time super bowl m.v.p. aaron rodgers and the victorious green bay packers are welcome to securing the super bowl in full team. so admittedly do it it has hosted a reception for the members of the russian student games team which tops the tables at the twenty fifth winter world university in turkey the russian athlete started

off on the right food revolution of dominating model a total of fourteen golds fourteen silver and ten bronze medals so you counter top of the table runs up south korea grabbed fifteen gongs ukraine tied for the count but won one less gold that impressive run of results setting things up nicely for the twenty third state which will take place two in. just an arch that i'm up on the station with you all watched closely as you point with greta termination the way i see it when a russian athlete performs well we're proud of and thus proud of our country and then project the part of that athlete successor upon their own lives we've been starved big victories literacy particularly last year's olympics with the team russia dominated in turkey setting the tone for the odd combination of the routine summer of. russia's football is played for the first time this year on

wednesday taking on iran in a friendly the clash well as a litmus test coming euro twenty twelve qualifies as a deck of cards stressing that players should be focused on their own for more than their iran and threats. not so much involving the opponent it is a portable we do technically and if it is wise old your things are now not so important because they are all in the beginning of the preparation we can also expect a lot of people also. told him that as well so but there's a sort of poured think you solve budget fitness about sharp just doesn't bode. in the meantime germany prepare for their thirst international of twenty eleven year side take on italy tonight against whom they have a bleak record in matches between the two nations peter they claim fourteen wins while germany only seven eight games didn't find the winner germany players are determined to bid for the first time in nearly sixteen years when the top scorer is

missing due to an injury but fellow striker merest of closer will be on from the kick off making his one hundred and six international appeals. the trial you know since we have a negative history against italy the last time we played against each other was in two thousand and six when i was assistant coach and unfortunately we lost the church to reach the world cup final and italy became world should be in years it is correct for germany it's always very very difficult to play against italy big. germany will play the italians at the signal in dortmund the pitch where the last match between the two sides took place during the two thousand and six world cup the eventual winners had beaten the host to nail in the semifinal. before and. the players remained from that winning team coaches are up and delhi believes that the game with germany should give a clear indication of how good his men are. the work image if we are playing

against a team that had a very good world cup a few months ago was an excellent style of football and it will be an important indicator to find out just where we are at the moment. so i france prepared to entertain brazil in an international friend in paris the implants team is likely to have a new look to it as former captain patrice evra and fields of german television were both left out of the sport while some in the street frank herbert and matthew have again now will all be absent for injuries the nine to ninety eight world cup holders do have these three sides the some boys failing to beat france been there. last seven meetings. this one but. many times for lots of beach in brazil including in the final stages so this brings back many memories it's an emotional time because of the location because if you remember the ninety ninety eight world cup final what we have in common with the game is the location the

stark difference is the brazilian side will play without real madrid and into milan's defensive of michael. striker luis fabiano will also miss the game brazil new head coach bottom line as a named several and kept players in his squad and seems likely to give the likes of manchester united's rafael poulter and new chelsea signing the chance to shine according to the manager and football there's often no substitute for else i shan't hard work. nor could do to me sergeant long as a coach but i'm a coach to coaches to not gamble on games but won't called my daughter who will get into richer girls and if we didn't succeed in the past it was because we didn't play as well as the other team so we're going to is going to play well and that is the only way we can get a positive result and this is what we're going to use. over to basketball now where in the n.b.a. the orlando magic beat the los angeles clippers on home court one hundred and one

to eighty five to wide how would lead the host with twenty two points including this impressive down opening for two to make it nineteen train to three i would also call down trying to rebalance the magic found themselves four points down by the break but they recovered in the third period to take the lead there and in the final quarter alone the alcs called their opponent by fifteen points to put the game out of break one hundred one to eighty five the final score there. and tuesday's games philadelphia take advantage on the road one hundred seventeen to eighty three it's an internal success. visited forward between the pistons by eleven points in milwaukee playing ten wins against indiana and toronto respectively while manifests all of the home i weighed one hundred five to one hundred one and finally minnesota defeated the rockets enthused by four points. things seem to be getting better for robert cubits the return of formula one driver

was involved in a crash over the weekend in italy with initial reports stating that pole may never race again but doctors now say he's steadily improving out of the intensive care unit at santa corona holes but told reporters that twenty six year old is showing posed of signs will remain in intensive care who finished eighth last season in the driver's standings underwent surgery on sunday to try and restore the use of his right and and the rally car crash occurred exactly five weeks before the start of the f one season in bahrain. staying with formula one with force india side has been wrecking up internet hits after the manufacturer chose turn very well they tend to leaven challenger online the mr it is powered car propelled the team to head it hides last year finishing seventh in the constructive standings with ending

up one sport away from the top ten in the driver's standings the german will return and we'll be joined by a scottish to come appalled the rest who is the reigning d.t. a touring car champion increasingly popular kinetic energy recovery system implemented in this race as well the engineers will put their creation to the test at a pre-season brun own state. and finally aaron rodgers is finding out that being an n.f.l. champ and leaves one with little time for anything else the green bay packers quarterback getting around boston the glory of these teams emphatic thirty one twenty five victory over the pittsburgh steelers on sunday the twenty seven year old was greeted by the league's permission at all to god and force presented with the super bowl and v.p. trophy for his efforts in texas to packing his bags with plenty of silverware. to the super bowl bonus to the destination those attending these no world actually.

want to. show their rogers then joined the rest of the team back in green bay while the weather wasn't quite as good for the sectionals surely. and despite being fresh off the tonic or a tournament just looking back. i'm always looking for challenges i think the challenge now goes to repeating. scrutinising this season finding ways to get better so there's been a perfectionist and having a quarterback coach is well. there's going to be plenty of time to work on things and plenty things work so i'm excited about enjoying this but also looking forward to improving. well that's all for me for now sports news from around the globe in two hours time hello not goodbye.

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