one of the inmates here is 24-year-old ahmad lawrence who goes by the nickname pimp. >> my nickname, pimp, i got that from my big brother and all my cousins by me having a lot of ladies when i was young, when they're girlfriends, you know, it didn't matter what i did or how i did it, i still kept them >> incarcerated four years ago on a cocaine charge, he's doing time in the working cell block for allegedly selling drugs in prison. >> i was always in the population, got in an incident. somebody went and told the lieutenant colonel that some drugs were being sold on the compound. they ended up finding me guilty and sent me to extended lockdown and i won my appeal and i come to the working cellblock. now i'm doing 90 days and i'll be on the compound soon. >> if and when ahmad earns the right to return to general population, with good behavior he could eventually be placed here in the prison's most coveted living quarters. >> basically this is a trustee housing unit, no bars, the inmates have a little more freedom here. they're still locked in at night, at count times they have to sit o

ahmad tawfiq, who has been on duty since yesterday, "but at least 600 injured have come to the hospital." demonstrators showed off rubber bullet cases they say came from the security forces' attack. egyptians were out in their thousands this weekend because they're frustrated and angry, and an emergency military council took power back in february temporarily. it's still in power. an demonstrators think the army is dragging its feet, reluctant to give way to democracy. before the year is out, says this man, who speaks for the crowd, power must be handed back to civilians. this military authority has to end. by nightfall, a hard core of demonstrators and activists had taken back the square. and they are now locked in an uneasy standoff with police. the first round of egypt's multi-step elections is supposed to go forward next monday. in an apparent effort to calm things down, the provisional government today announced that those elections would go forward on schedule in spite of the violence. russ? >> elizabeth palmer in cairo, thank you. tens of thousands poured into the streets of dama

creases pressure finally paid dividends on the ahmad as costas cut soriano you see cries from the home side. greece look the more dangerous better opponents are content to sit back and defend and they will be just inches away from taking the lead with just twenty minutes ago which is fine he's good because shots hit the post but one wonders how it ended and russia's keep up if stop martha. like you said it was a positive result for his side. of all this see i think we played well in both halves but we must give credit to our opponents as well as they played very aggressively and created plenty of scoring opportunities to me it seems that we were evenly matched with a score resembling just that and i'm glad that both teams are in a good mood after this match up greece looked dangerous but despite their home advantage they never looked like being able to beat the russians and striker could see artists said it was a positive result against a good russian side of things to do we play against one very great game maybe we play against the euro which admission for the next summer i think. tha

full interview with dr ahmad badawi is on air a little more than an hour here on r t. russia's assessment of the unrest in syria is that it's mainly being provoked by an armed opposition foreign minister sergey lavrov also says it's time to. stop dealing in ultimatums and get back to the peace table the un investigation earlier found that syrian forces committed crimes against humanity brutally dealing with anti-government demonstrators almost four thousand people have been killed after months of on the rest is tightening the economic screws on the syrian regime and mulling at the arms embargo which moscow strongly opposes artie's tears are so yeah i was more. this time of the e.u. was putting more pressure on the financial institutions in the syria more specifically they put a bomb along for financial support on trade with the exception of perhaps a few industries such as food and medicine e.u. companies are now prohibited from doing business especially with syrian state banks as well as investing in sectors such as energy and oil there's already an oil embargo on syr

and welcome ahmad brad shaw is out with a broken bone in his foot and his absence will certainly affects running game. and receiver hakeem nicks missed last week's game with a hamstring injury and his presence is a game-time decision. mario manningham is lessed as questionable and david boss may not play for new york. yet the 7-149ers are just slight favors at home. >> we would like to be doubted. you know? they t-makes us play harder. we hear a lot of stuff on espn and the oh, the giants are going to come in and beat the niners and that is what we like to hear to make us play harder. that is when we're at our best. >> we use it as a measuring stick that we're going to have to adjust. so we can use that as a measuring stick, but our season doesn't depend on a win loss against these guys, but we really want to win this football game. >> and los altos hills resident julie inkster was the coleader with lorene ochoa in guadalajara. today's her tend tendinitis kickstand trails the new leader katrina matthews. matthews has a 3-shot lead overall going into sunday's final round and this is spor