evening, the student demonstrations in prague, and on thursday evening i was at the university of linz, and quite a well-known university, and i spent two hours talking with the university professors, economic professors, and i asked about -- and they thought me it does not exist here, it does not exist here. since at the university do not have -- on the list of literature. i was in the huge hall with students, and i said, one day before, 24 hours before the break, i said if -- is dead in austria, will make him alive in prague. which means i did not know -- i could not expect that it could be the next day. but the general feeling in the country, i would say, was really such. >> last question. >> hello, good morning. take your for your comments. i am from temple university in philadelphia, and i am ukranian. i am just as cheerful as you are about the fall of communism and the soviet union. but at the same time i wanted to ask you, there is plenty of evidence, plenty of historical evidence that free market capitalism does not work in every aspect of life. certain areas of life it works b

on a lighter note, my dad calls me this morning and said, linz, in the fourth quarter i swear i start special teams coordinator danny smith going crazy on coach jim zorn. a lot of people who saw that kn what's he was talking about. we asked zorn about it today. here's the situation. it happened during the fourth quarter of the game before a fourth down play. jim zorn trying to signal the officials for a time-out. look at the special teams coach smith jumping in front of him doin anything he he can to not get the signal off. he knew if they didn't the, they could get the play clock closer to zero. jim zorn described what it felt to be in that situation. >> so from my vantage point, there were four, five guys. he looked at the other clock. we had time to take off the clock. he doesn't have a headset on. i do. i couldn't hear him. you know how he gets going -- he just starts -- you know, he just kind of got fired up about it and wanted to make sure. and he saw me calling time-out. i didn't hear him. he came and got i front of me because i was looking on the field. >> have you to understa

evening, the student demonstrations in prague, and on thursday evening i was at the university of linz, and quite a well-known university, and i spent two hours talking with the university professors, economic professors, and i asked about -- and they thought me it does not exist here, it does not exist here. since at the university do not have -- on the list of literature. i was in the huge hall with students, and i said, one day before, 24 hours before the break, i said if -- is dead in austria, will make him alive in prague. which means i did not know -- i could not expect that it could be the next day. but the general feeling in the country, i would say, was really such. >> last question. >> hello, good morning. take your for your comments. i am from temple university in philadelphia, and i am ukranian. i am just as cheerful as you are about the fall of communism and the soviet union. but at the same time i wanted to ask you, there is plenty of evidence, plenty of historical evidence that free market capitalism does not work in every aspect of life. certain areas of life it works b

dafna linz and evan perez, thank you so muc >> thank y. >> thank you. >> lehrer: andinally tonight, rememberingasafire, a maof words and punditry. jeffrey brown reports. >> brown: fomore than 30 years williasafire sent forth wit, barbs and much mo from his infential per much as a conrvative columnist fothe "new york times". began his career in public relations and became a speh writer for rhard nixon before coming to theimes whe he won a pulitzer prize antook delight in his contrarian role. >> i get a l of mail now, a lot ofmail now, from people sang how come you're at the "new york times," you stick out like aore thumb. ll, i was hired to be the sore thu. i'm delighted toe going against the grain. it's like when you're a lmon swimming utream f the stream stream is going fastnough evenf you're only standing still u get the feeling you're really going st. >> both parts are now running ainst the other side. >> brownover the years safi was a regular television presence incling on the newshr and "meet the press. also gained a devoted following for his "on language" column in e "new york tim" magazi