a russian speaking fisherman catches a magic fish it promises to fulfill all his wishes in a stone ian but he does not understand the language and he dumps it this social ad urges the russian minority in the stone to learn estonian in a rather amusing fashion the reality is no joke at all. old state officials are obliged to know the estonian language in the course of their work this is written in our language law it also applies to people working in the majority of public services. just like other post soviet baltic states estonia has its own language inspection the body which oversees how the language law is being observed at times laying it down quite harshly the language inspection has the legal right to conduct spontaneous checks on anyone working in any sphere and should a person fail the store new language exam the body may then initiate the sacking of this employee human right activists say this has turned a language inspection into a punitive body. it is not that they have nothing to say it's just that they believe their voices are being silenced estonia's three hundred thousan

niles, gideon, ian, anne-marie, thank you very much.. >>> there have been so many wrong things that happened since the death of bin laden in the early part of may, so many things that indicated that there was some hidden hand, if you will, in what was going on. >>> i'm going introduce you to a very different kind of guest now. he's not a head of state, not an ambassador, not a diplomat. in fact, he has no official position whatsoever, but he functions at the intersection of power and politics between pakistan and the united states. monsoor ijaz is a pakistani american businessman who has contacts and friends if both governments. he's come to prominence now because of a controversial op-ed he published recently in the "financial times." he claimed he was the messenger from a memo from pakistan's civilian government to the pentagon, asking washington to clamp down on pakistan's military. the u.s. says it ignored the memo. but since ijaz outed the story, memogate has led to a new low in relations between the two countries and to a supreme

ian williams takes a look back on the life of kim jong-il. >> they called him the dear leader, the iron willed commander. hits birth heralded by rainbows and a new star lighting the sky. but kim jong il has turned out to be mortal after all. kim jong il's north korea seemed isolated and unpredictable and at times was more like a cult than a country. at times bizarre, but sometimes dangerous, impoverishing his own people and threatening to annie late his neighbors. it was eager to poke fun at the portly d lly dictators. he liked fast cars and fine foods. myths easily flourish when so little is really known. diplomats describe kim as shrewd and calculating, well practiced at the use of that's and force to win concessions and aid. successfully fending off u.s. efforts to reign in his nuclear weapons program. he inherited the job in 1994 from his father, the founder of north korea, who though dead remained eternal president. as kim jong il's health deteriorated, his features ravished by at least one stroke, he groomed his youngest son to take over. the young kim's rise was accompanied by a

nile, gideon, ian, anne-marie, thank you very much.>>> there have been so many wrong things that happened since the death of bin laden in the early part of may, so many things that indicated that there was some hidden hand, if you will, in what was going on. water will work for a few seconds but if you're not drinking it, it's going to get dry again. i recommend biotene. all the biotene products like the oral rinse...the sprays have enzymes in them. the whole formulation just works very well. it leaves the mouth feeling fresh. if i'm happy with the results and my patients are happy with the results, i don't need to look any farther. >>> i'm going introduce you to a very different kind of guest now. he's not a head of state, not an ambassador, not a diplomat. in fact, he has no official position whatsoever, but he functions at the intersection of power and politics between pakistan and the united states. monsuri jars is a pakistani businessman who has contacts and friends if both governments. he's come to prominence now because of a con

nbc's ian williams is there. >> reporter: until just a few weeks ago, this would have been inconceivable. the u.s. secretary of state in myanmar tonight meeting tzu chi. persecuted for years here for her pursuit of democracy but now planning to run for parliament. hillary clinton is the highest ranking u.s. visitor in more than 50 years. here to judge for herself reforms that are bringing unexpected change after decades of repressive military rule. censorship has been eased, political prisoners released, and restrictions on protests have been lifted. the changes and clinton's visit are generating enormous hope here. >> i hope that it is a good visit. >> reporter: the changes are all the more remarkable when you consider it's only been a year since tzu chi was released from house arrest where she spent 15 of the last 22 years. clinton met the leaders of what has been regarded as a pariah state. welcoming the changes but urging them to speed up the release of political prisoners and embrace further reform. >> i told the leadership that we will certainly consider the easing and elimination

needs to watch in the coming year, ian bremer, the president of the you're asiaç group and author ofelling books on global affairs. >> glad to be here for a change. >> let's start with north korea. that's really concerned me. the whole transition. you lack at all this stuff closely. they have nuclear weapons. there hasn't been a transition like this in a long time. what's your sense? how should folks at home think about what the risks are for the u.s. and the global community at this time? >> well, the risks are significant because this young guy, 28-year-old fellow with his finger on the button, kim jong-un, has only been grouped to become the leader of this most totalitarian state in the world for about a year and a half. no way he can actually run this country. if it's going to work it's going to work because those around him that have shepherded him through are happy to use him as a symbolic figure. we won't know for a while, but it's an incredibly unstable thing. you know what they say about companies that are owned by families? they say the first generation builds it, the secon

biologist ian redmond first came here in 1976. together with famous zoologist dian fossey, he studied the region's rare mountain gorillas. he advised the united nations on how humans and nature can share this habitat. >> were walking along through potato fields and the white flowers of pyrethrum grown as an insecticide, and right there is the national park. you can sit sometimes and watch the gorillas on the slope. they sit and watch humans dig in the ground, and you wonder what each side thinks of the other. >> an hour's hike away, they enter the realm of the gorillas, an exciting moment, even for redmond, who has worked with these apes for years. >> what's happening is that we are within a very short distance of the family of gorillas who have been just recently feeding here. this is all where gorillas have been beating, and it is salary. they peel it and eat the inside. >> it is not easy to find the mountain gorillas in the undergrowth. the humans first notice the pungent odor. once discovered, the gorillas do not seem to objec

but first, nbc's ian williams has a look at the man known to north korea as the dear leader. >> reporter: they called him the dear leader, the iron-willed commander. his birth heralded by rainbows and a new star lighting the sky. but kim jong-il has turned out to be mortal after all. kim's north korea was isolated and unpredictable and often seemed more like a cult than a country. at times, bizarre but also dangerous, impoverishing and enslaving his own people while arming himself with nuclear weapons and threatening to annihilate his neighbors. it was easy to poke fun at the paltry dictator with his buffon hairstyle, dark glasses and high heels. he was known to be a cognac-guzzling fan of hollywood with high heels and boots. >> i think some of his eccentricity was simply insecurity. he had a profound feeling of insecurity, and this is the fate of lone dictators. if you're alone on top of a dictatorship, you have power in your hands, you feel insecure, you feel that you might lose your power any day. >> reporter: diplomats who dealt with him describe kim as shrewd and calculating, well p

nbc's ian williams takes a look back on the life of kim jong-il. >> reporter: they called him the dear leader, the iron-willed commander, his birth heralded by rain bows and a new star lighting the sky, but kim jong-il has turned out to be marital after all. kim's north korea was isolated and unpredictable and often seemed more like a cult than a country, at times bizarre but also dangerous, impoverishing and enslaving his own people while arming himself with nuclear weapons and threatening to aannihilate his neighbors. it was easy to poke fun at the paltry dictator with his buffon hairstyle, dark glasses and high heels. he was rumored to be a fan of hollywood, fast cars and fine foods. easily flourished when so little is easily known. >> i think some of the eccentricity was simply insecurity. he had a profound feeling of insecurity, and this is the fate of lone dictators. if you're alone on top of a dictatorship, you have power in your hands, you feel insecure, you feel that you might lose your power any day. >> reporter: diplomats who dealt with him describe kim as shrewd and calcula

some russian communities don't have qualified teachers who can teach physics or chemistry in a stone ian in the latest twist five workers at an orphanage were fired for not being able to speak a story into the children that's in a town where ninety six percent of the population are ethnic russians. i don't want to sound rude but as long as we have in this country we have to leave by the lord and i fired those people because they had been warned but did nothing cumin rights activists acknowledged the rule of the law but stressed that in the language case it is not applied properly because of the law doesn't put any difference between narva were almost everyone sees russian as their native language and other parts where most of the people speak a stone ian and with such disproportion we can talk of direct language discrimination and direct ethnic discrimination because activists in another baltic states have been gathering signatures and holding a referendum to make russian the second state language and many say they have a strong chance of pushing it through a stony despite being criticiz

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a quote from the article by ian duncan smith we prosecuted almost ten thousand benefit fraudsters in two thousand and ten eleven up from eight thousand two hundred the year before in all cases benefit fraudsters are required to pay back the money that they have stolen now max can you tell. me how many bankers have been arrested in the city of london how many have been prosecuted. how many have paid back their ill gotten gains zero exactly and you can see that in this next headline money found in britain may belong to m.f. global about two hundred million dollars and customer money that vanished from m.f. global is believed to have surfaced at j.p. morgan chase and britain according to people briefed on the matter now remember ok they found two hundred million dollars that's the equivalent of one hundred twenty seven million pounds so here you have one hundred twenty seven million pounds right there on this it count. they haven't prosecuted one single person to try to get that money back instead in duncan smith prosecuted ten thousand brits to get back less than that twenty seven perc

ian williams, nbc news, bangkok. >> as you heard ian just mention his younger son kim jong-un is believedd to succeed him. we'll have more developments as we get them. south korea put its military on alert and is monitoring the situation. the white house says president obama has been notified and that they are in touch with south korea and japan. we will continue to monitor developments on the story and bring them to you as we get them. for now we'll send you back to our regular programming. emilio nunez is caught and arrested in texas two days later. but there would be seven years of legal delays before the case ever makes it to a courtroom. seven years for george to think about what happened in front of him that day. >> you know, it's just like, why? we've all done stories, you know. they're sentimental, they're sad. somebody's death is involved, this or that, but nobody has a right to do what he did. >> despite the fact that many in the country had seen the shooting, emilio pleads not guilty to the first-degree murder of his ex-wife, and what would seem like such a clear-cut case with

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your friend ian. >> excellent. >> you got another fan out there in ian. >> did ian make the golf club thing himself? >> i don't know. it's pretty nice artwork. >> and he knows you so well. >> this says thanks so much for coming in. i do have a big favor to ask. if you ever meet justin bieber could you get his number then come back to eagle and give it to me? it would mean so much? thanks for putting up with my questions. haley, we don't have a direct connection to justin bieber. if you do steve -- >> no. with as much as my love for justin bieber -- >> you've seen him in concert. >> i would be more than happy if you gave every 7th grader in the country his personal number because i think that is entertaining. >> he's on twitter. i'm sure haley can get ahold of him on twitter. it wasn't even so much the sports they wanted to know about justin gene and they said -- justin bieber and they said i notice you guys don't get enough sleep. >> very observant. >> thank you, dave. happy new year. >> next hour we are going to have salary cap 101 on twitter. we are going to talk about what the reds

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but those quiet moments, practice stress and frustration and anxiety, where ian and susan were there, just keeping your spirits up and enlivanning your senses and making you believe you can do more and better. and reminding you what it's all about. and that is working together across your differences and uniting a common goal. and that's really the spirit of what a chorus is all about, isn't it? it's the sum of its parts. and there's something special in that as well. so it's in that stead and that spirit and that light that we have two certificates of honor. one recognizing our san francisco girls chorus. it's your day in the city and county of san francisco. [applause] we always have to start with the girls first. and then to your outstanding work and we have a lot of language to attest to that. and your contribution. and to all of you young men, this is your day as well in the city and county of san francisco. we thank you. thank you. so we're going to -- so enjoy. thank you very much. and we've got the change everybody's going to look forward to enjoying on tuesday. thank you. [ap

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. >> shepard: ian schwarzenegger in las vegas, new mexico. forget about whether you are from these parts or not. is this storm going to put a deep freeze on sales pretty much everywhere? already big name retailers are offering discounts of up to 40% or more to lure shoppers in. burt, you were already worried. you weren't optimistic about a great holiday season. now what? >> neil as janet and ian reported the weather is going to effect the central u.s. cut show day shopping significantly. people can't drive to the store. can't comply. two to three days loss. stores are open fewer hours on saturday. little bit residual shopping on friday. this is going to hurt sales. the shopper also benefit because they will save more when the retailersly question at a time unsailed machine on fry day. >> the sales will be realized or you don't think not enough. >> discounts will go from 40% to 50, to 60 to 70. shoppers safe that just get the gas and grocery, take care of family and friends. give that extra food to the bank for people suffering need that food.

in acknowledging the contributions of dalton trum bow, ian mcclellan hunter and john diten to the writinghas at last and at least told the truth. that fact is a tribute to the friendship of two fathers and then two sons and to a thing we can hold on to which is that friendship was stronger than and outlived the hate. >> i have to say good-bye. i can't think of any words. >> don dighton. >>> on last thursday's show, melissa harris perry introduced you to this guy. >> i use the word aggressively generous. it is -- the comments just on the video have been like donated. they just say donate and say i just took a kid off the floor in malawi. to know you could possibly make that effect in the world by making a video is truly incredible. >> that's evan pushac who created a project for awesome video about the kind fund, kids in need of desks. his video was seen by over 200,000 viewers on youtube and helped push us over the $1 million mark in how much we've raised since we began reminding you almost two weeks ago of our partnership between msnbc and un you sef to deliver desks to african schools.

ian williams, nbc news, bangkok. >>> elsewhere weekend, the leader of a very different kind of union. the czech rep leader died after a long time communist rule. there was a peaceful uprising in november 1989 that ended soviet backed rule. just over a month later, havel became president. the sweden foreign minister called havel simply one of the greatest europeans of our age. >>> now to washington where the fate of the payroll tax cut is once again up in the air. after the senate and the white house agreed on a two-month extension, house republicans are now saying they're not on board. nbc's tracie potts joins us from washington with more on that. tracy, good morning. >> lynn, good morning. house republicans led by speaker john boehner say they don't want a two-month extension, they want a full year extension and they'll vote down that temporary extension later today. this after 89 senate democrats and republicans compromised, voted on the two-month extension and then left town. even senate republicans are urging their fellow republicans in the house to do so today, but it looks like

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. >> my name is ian hedlo. have you been provided with exhibits for reference? i am the owner of the property. it is a residential property consisting of two houses, and the subject house is the rear house, which was -- i became the owner in february 2003, four months later a fire spread it from the adjacent property, and damage to the rear building. the adjacent house was beside my rear of building. the subject kitchen and bathroom are at the bottom level of the building. that level was damaged only by water. the builder i subsequently hired to repair the building only in that portion of the building change the wallboard and the electrical junction, which is for the entire building. the subject kitchen and bathroom were unchanged. the first exhibit i have provided ouare 3r reports indicating there are separate buildings, separate reports, and they were built with permits. i will momentarily show permits. the subject house was built in 1952 according to the report. the exhibit i am presenting is evidence of concern about the violation august 30, 2000 -- 2006. i

organizaciones pro derechos de los inmigrantes participaron no por razones polÍticas si no porque confi Íanr soluciones a los problemas comunitarios."nos ningun momento, en este relacion, en este convivio, nada que tenga que ver con el voto mas que los temas que nos afectan, como la inmigracion, la educacion". entre los participantes se notÓ expectativa por el cumplimiento de las promesas que la administraciÓn obama ha hecho a los inmigrantes. "el presidente no ha cumplido con su palabra pero si hemos visto esfuerzos de alguna manera de el, especialmente la nueva politica de inmigracion donde puede parar las deportaciones. yo fui uno de ellos". la idea de la casa blanca es establecer contactos directos con las comunidades latinas y hacerle seguimiento a las solicitudes que presenten. "esta fue la octava cumbre hispana organizada por la administracion obama para, como nos dijeron, llevar la casa blanca hasta las comunidades latinas. oficiales del gobierno aseguraron que las continuaran haciendo en el futuro proximo en nuevas ciudades o repitiendo en otras en las que ya han realizado. muy bue

i don't think it ian environmen that keepeps its employeeees. this has been going on for five years. >> do you t think is politically motited? >> i think there are polititics at the bottom of everything. >> we will wait to see where that investigation leads. you are also getng scrutiny because he statarted nonprofit fund f for bananks. tell us ababout it. >> wewe found t companies are staying in place and reducing their size. at we found is we were being asked or paid to take a good ality furniture to landfills. >> just throw it away? >> yes because they did not have a need for it any longer we take it,t, put it in our warehoe, and on the second saturday of the month we allow non-profits to come in and pick what theyy want. >> it is a gat thingng and we are going to put a l link on our facebook page. >> i was the first b beneficiary. >> we appreciate yr perspective on all things maryland and the washingn region. up next, home is where you hang your hat and use your wawallet. we will have [ baby coughing ] [ coughing continues ] [ female announce

ian williams, nbc news, bangkok. >>> elsewhere weekend, the leader of a very different kind of union. the czech rep leader died after a long time communist rule. there was a peaceful uprising in november 1989 that ended soviet backed rule. just over a month later, havel became president. the sweden foreign minister called havel simply one of the greatest europeans of our age. >>> now to washington where the fate of the payroll tax cut is once again up in the air. after the senate and the white house agreed on a two-month extension, house republicans are now saying they're not on board. nbc's tracie potts joins us from washington with more on that. tracy, good morning. >> lynn, good morning. house republicans led by speaker john boehner say they don't want a two-month extension, they want a full year extension and they'll vote down that temporary extension later today. this after 89 senate democrats and republicans compromised, voted on the two-month extension and then left town. even senate republicans are urging their fellow republicans in the house to do so today, but it looks like

this is detective sergeant ian tomlinson. i need a chat with you at some point.oing to speak to me? hello? it's the police. can you speak to me, mr. gomart? >> he's hung up, has he? >> it went dead. hello, is that tu? hi, mr. gomart, this is dsc tomlinson. i need to speak to you. please. over some matters. i would like it meet you as soon as possible, please, if that's all right. do you know where the serpentine is at hyde park? yeah. i will go there and find somewhere suitable where we can have a chat. all right, cheerio, then. bye-bye. bye. well, well. there you go. he says he's going to meet us in hyde park. so we need to -- yeah, he assures me he will be here. but he might have just bought himself an hour's thinking time, really. he could be en route to buy himself a false passport and be half out the country. but we will just come in here for a second mate. just come in here somewhere identifiable. that's where i've been before, car park, down by that lake. right. okay. >> hello? >> hello, mr. gomart? >> yes. hello, tomlinson again. i said i would ring you b