this is a sham surgery. >> correct. >> reporter: they get the surgery but not the medicine. >> correct is the only way that we can determine if the medication works or not. >> tilt the top of your head towards me. there you go. >> how does it look? >> it looks nice. >> reporter: so, when rich smith voluntarily underwent brain surgery last december, he did not know whether or not he got the gene therapy or the placebo. and he still doesn't. but as this brave man told us, it's not just about him. you had to make the big decision, i'll do this brain surgery. >> yeah, i was -- i was happy with myself because i always wanted to be able to do something like that to help people behind me, so, being the forerunner. >> reporter: it's been about ten months now since that day in december when sherry and rich came to georgetown for the surgery. and -- do you believe there's been a change? >> i would definitely say yes. >> reporter: a change for the better? >> uh-huh. >> there's been a lack of decline, just in our view, of day-to-day life. and some actual improvement. >> reporter: you think there's

opponents are unlikely to sit bank which could play into russia's hands given the potency of the likes of a sham in a counterattack however. because say it's they won't be looking to play this way and will instead trying to impose themselves and their opponents to move because the. more the. the. result of the war. their first get involved. it's certainly going to be a hostile environment for the russians will be up against a robust island diam fates brought on by fifty thousand fans and of the cats signed have to stop playing to their potential they want to keep their hopes of qualifying in their own hands to cover count as a man under pressure as russia face a crucial euro two thousand and twelve qualifier against ireland on friday already said his team can also afford to lose as defeat would all but end russia's hopes of qualifying automatically for poland and ukraine which bump all played aussie dublin ireland. well tonight's game is of particular interest to one irish broadcaster brian de silva who has a soft spot for the russians away from the training sessions he revealed why on a stroll

and said we knew it was a sham. no serious economists believes that you can cut rates the way they want to without expanding the deficit, doubling it or tripling it and damaging the economy. >> look. we would pine for the roughly $160 billion deficit bush had in the final fiscal year. okay? this president has given us a deficit which in the first year $1.4 trillion and this year is $1.35 trillion. he's doubling the national debt in five years. he's tripling it in ten years. and they left town without even giving america's 26 million small businesses and hundred million households any understanding of their taxes to be in the calendar year 2011. it is totally irresponsible and that's why they're losing at the polls. >> the spin of this fiscal recklessness, this is small. the obama administration agreed, i think wrongly, to extend the bush tax cuts save for the top tax rate and -- >> $700 billion over 10 years. >> which alas is not as much money as it used to be but the idea to be having this political pitched battle

this is a sham. >> reporter: this criminallologist says attitudes have changed about marijuana, especially since medical marijuana, though controversial what, has become a legal reality. >> it does give an aura of usefulless to this drug, which previously in every public presentation by any official agency was always very negative. >> reporter: use of the drug hasn't exactly skyrocketed recently, but the one thing that has changed is the economy. money hungry states are looking for new sources of revenue and already wondering whether pot is the next cash crop. >> governments certainly, if they become promoters of eelized marijuana legislate that clearly for, in most cases will be for revenue reasons. >> that was joe johns reporting. for now keep in mind the legislation is just a pipe dream. some predict that legalization in california could cause chaos starting in the courts because experts say that state law would clash ' federal law and launch a big battle that could end up in the supreme court. >>> we know the weather like this can't last. >> 88 today at national. not a record but there

does burma's election offer people a chance of something better, no matter how small, or is it a shamt will leave them as powerless as ever? >> one of the top stories in europe, when the roma people should be evicted from france is causing huge controversy. the french president said the country is entitled to expel those who cannot support themselves but what about those who can? the crackdown could force europe's last roma circus to pull down the big top forever. >> with trumpets and violins, jugglers and dancers, the cirque romanus has been entertaining france for decades. earlier this year, they were paid to represent france at the world expo. but suddenly they find themselves in the midst of the government's concerted campaign to expel hundreds of illegal roma gypsies. the labor ministry has refused the french circus owner the work permits he needs for two of his top romanian musicians. >> my father had a big circus in france. i set up a smaller circus. i wanted it to stay that way, keep alive the gypsy tradition. >> at the end of each show, the musicians retire to their caravans

seal your driveway, charges you a couple hundred tread bucks and once you've paid you realize it's a sham. >> almost these are crimes of con treen against, the right time with the right thing you get a "oh sure, okay," for $50, $100, sounds like a great deal, go ahead. >> joaquin county what should you do if a good deal comes knocking at your door? chances are if they are not a legitimate business, they'll scatter quickly. >> i have seen situations where while you're in calling the home imimprovement commission the guy has taken off down the street. so it really can, it really can make a difference in terms of stopping the scam from going forward. >> reporter: other things that can make a difference? well asking for the contractor's license number and verifying it with the department of labour licensing and regulation. if you're in howard county you can ask for their county administration card too. that way if a fly by night favor offers to seal your pavement you won't get rolled over in a scam. >> now rebecca bowman says seniors and the disabled are scammed in targets like this because t

this is a sham. >> criminallologist peter reuter says attitudes have changed about marijuana, especially since medical marijuana, though controversial, has become a legal reality. >> it does give an aura of usefulness to this drug, which previously in every public presentation by any official agency was always very negative. >> reporter: use of the drug hasn't exactly skyrocketed recently but the one thing that has changed is the economy. money hundredry states are looking for new sources of revenue and wondering if pot is the next cash crop. >> governments certainly, if they become promoters of legalized marijuana legislate the stuff, it is clearly for, in most cases, for revenue reasons. >> reporter: that was joe johns reporting. for now the legislation is just a pipe dream. some predict legalization in california could cause chaos starting in the courts. experts believe such a state law, if passed, would clash with federal law launching a major battle that could end up in the supreme court. we thank you for watching 9 news now at 5:00 a.m. angie goff will have the traffic in a moment.

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seal your driveway charges you a couple hundred bucks and once you paid, you realize the job was a sham. >> the things are almost crimes of convenience and you catch someone at the right time with the right thing, and you get oh sure, okay. for 50 dollars for $200 sure that sounds like a great deal. go ahead. >> reporter: so what should you do if a good deal comes knocking at your door? just take a few minutes and check their credentials. chances are if they are not a legitimate business, they will scatter quickly. >> i seen situations where while you are in calling the home improvement commission the guy has taken off down the street so really it can make a difference in terms of stopping the scam from going forward. >> reporter: other things that can make a difference? asking for the contractor's license number and verifying it with the department of labor licenses and regulation. and if you in howard county, ask for the county registration card, too. that way if a fly-by-night paver offers to seal your pavement, you won't get rolled over in a driveway scam. josie sterman, abc2 news.

key is to create demand for it for us and the two top priority this is the first one as per it is a sham to create is the amount of government involvement in the economy not just the privatization of the minority it. a minority shares in the large government companies but the broad based approach is ation most of the large companies which are not interested in of asian and reforms are sold out to private investors the second is drastic deregulation of the small businesses because we all know that the small businesses are usually the most serious proponents of economic reforms the private protection of the private property and the economic institutions which are can conducive to economy growth they need to diversify russia's economy is nothing new but the financial crisis has given it more urgency basis archie spoke to. chief economist at the european bank for reconstruction and development. there are some old listeners that we need to be reminded of and some new there since i think that in terms of new lessons in the vulnerability of the financial system russia needs to invest much more

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well certainly you know they're borders between of afghanistan and central asia and sent to a sham the caucuses there are not totally controlled that's number one position and the same thing between the middle east and the northern caucuses that's why you know all those international terrorist revolutionary movements are interconnected and of course if they're pressure over the u.s. forces in afghanistan then there rock is less and the of course we will see a new up surge of the terrorist activities in the northern caucasus so that we may say that you know those phenomena are interconnected and they're rather closely. and i think that in future. their corporations and their between those two countries should go on the right always enter nagorno political analyst and vice president of the association of political experts and consultant thanks very much for your views here in are today. and so i had in the program non jews not happy about pledging loyalty to israel. this country defines itself as a jewish and democratic state but if you ask just about any arab they'll tell you it's heavy

a sham getting visa in order to travel within the e.u. the matter of russians being able to travel to europe without these is something that russia has brought up frequently but of course everybody here and all of the observers are very early paying attention to what will be said about this concept of a more global approach to security specifically to european security and that of course is what we'll be updating you as a member get new information. well russia has consciously left out of the european security system by not being part of the e.u. or nato that's according to political expert of foods says that's why moscow is pushing for a joint security alliance. russia's goal is to make the european security the irony of the situation that russia which is an important country in europe. important state is not poured over european security system as of today the european security system is nato and where they were part of it so both were proposal of means video to build a common security space is to bring russia and some other countries w

we taxpayers were cheated again for hundreds of thousands of dollars for what prosecutors say was a sham at a very high level in cook county government. tonight by wgn news investigation uncovering internal e-mail that may show how we were getting ripped off. >> can you talk about the charges tonight? >> reporter: last week the county seat was rocked with the afterhours arrest of the cook county board president's right hand woman. 24 hours later, todd stroger as the cameras tried to get his reaction. >> justice will be served and we'll help the state's attorney and anything they need. i'm not going to comment on the case because i don't know anything about it. >> reporter: or did he? e-mails obtained by wgn reveal the backroom wheeling and dealing that may have led up to this arrest. these e-mails show what prosecutors allege. carla oglesby wants her hands on lots of county money. but first she needed the president's okay. >> he's going to give the okay to start the process of payment. >> reporter: we showed the e- mails to larry sufferton. that's why days after oglesby was hired last fe

this is a sham. >> o.k. so how did we get here anyway. especially all the reminders of the evil of marijuana. the old black-and- white movie briefer madness. slimmer first lady's nancy reagan just say no t drugs campa. >> it does give an aura of usefulness, to this drug which previously by any official agency was always that it appeared >> use of the drug has not actually skyrocketed recently. but so what they that has changed is the autonomy. money hungry states are looking for new sources of revenue. looking at pot as the new cash crops >>. government if they become a modus of legalize marijuana, it is clearly for >> the reasons. still some predict legalization could cause chaos, especially in the courts. the state law would clash with about rowlock log sheet a big battle that could end up in the supreme court. >> at least for now it is just a pipe dream. but the world of drug enforcement could look a lot different when the smoke clears on the election and >> date. campaign ads, can get pretty nasty, still ahead by some are predicting t

. >> it's a sham. they don't speak for the local mom and pop. they're speaking for middle east oil companies and chinese companies and indian companies. as you said a moment ago, just in the last ten days, they campaigned against a bill that would have brought jobs home. they said it wouldn't create enough new jobs. at the same time, they were issuing issue alerts to companies in china, many of which we know are state owned. they're asking state-owned companies to give them money to put into their general fund so they can fund attack ads out of the other money. money is fungible. this ought to be investigated. every american ought to be outrainlgd. i'm stunned they could do this. it's an attack on democracy and i'm outraged and everybody else should be. >> surprisingly enough, there aren't a lot of republicans speaking out against it. it might seem obvious, but perhaps you can give us more deep of an answer. why would foreign countries want to elect republicans rather than democrats? >> democrats have been talking about green jobs at home and eco

this is a sham. >> reporter: so how do we goat here? especially considering all the reminders we have had about the evils of marijuana. the old black and white movie reefer madness. >> just say no. >> reporter: or former first lady's just say no to drugs campaign in the 80s. one expert said attitudes have changed, especially since medical marijuana, though controversial has become a legal reality. >> does give an aura of usefulness to this drug that previously in every public presentation by any official agency was always very negative. >> reporter: use of the drug has president skyrocketed but the one thing that has changed is the economy. money hungry states looking for new sources of revenue and wonder figure pot is the next cash crop. >> governments certainly are -- if they become promoters of marijuana, legislate it, its clearly for -- most cases for revenue reasons. >> reporter: some predict it could cause chaos starting in the courts. it would clash with federal law launching a big battle that could end up in the supreme court. a

seal your driveway charges you a couple hundred bucks and once you paid you realize that the job was a shamftentimes the things are almost crimes of convenience. you catch somebody at the right time with the right thing and you get oh sure, okay. for $50 or $200 that's sounds like a great deal go ahead. >> reporter: what should you do if a good tale comes knocking at your door? take a few minutes and check their credential. chances are if they are not a legitimate business, they will scatter quickly. >> i have seen situations while you are calling the home improvement commission, the guy has taken off down the street so it can -- it can make a difference in terms of stopping the scam from going forward. >> reporter: other things that can make a difference asking for the contractors license number and verifying it with the department of labor licenses and regulation and if you are in howard county, ask for the county registration card, too. that way if a fly-by-night mayor offers to seal your paste you won't get rolled over in a driveway scam. goasie sterman. >>> and seenions -- yores and di

the 10 bill provided by the bill will be spread into next year is accurate whether that makes it a shamits sharply from the white house and boxer is on health care reform. she would repeal it. >> it is not compassion to throw 16 million uninsured people into medicaid knowing that they will be denied service. the worst thing we could do is repeal the health care reform bill. let's mend it where it need to be mended. not end it. >>reporter: in the central valley carly is call for more what the for central valley farmers. >> right now we have a very clear situation where we necessitated to turn pump back on in the delta. the broad bipartisan support including fine stichbility item boxer who stands in the way. >> mio point consistently says i don't supporort that plan. she's just making it up. i don't know what else to say. if nothing i can do. >>reporter: couple things you saw boxer take the mick phone off in the last shot wasn't because she was upset. it was just the end of the interview. we had run out of time. also senator feinstein has confirmed that boxer was on board with feinstein p

well, supporters say that the current policy is pretty much a sham, especially if you think of the medicinalna places and so what and the state tax possibilities of $1 to $2 billion anally, you know how we are hurting when it comes to the state budget. to opponents counters marijuana, opens harder drugs and federal law prevents any state from legalizing the drug this is on the ballotby the way on three other states, so, interesting to help see any of the four passes this initiative. >> recent polls show it is a dead heat or failing. >> recent polls say it is losing but the yes on 19 votes say their internal polls, right, been there before, say it is winning. >> on top to proposition 23 it would suss spent the implementation of climate laws but the actual name doesn't have to do with jobs. >> that is part of the mystique, full, of all ballot propositions, almost all of them you touched on this one a couple minutes ago, one way or another, this has a lot to do with the state's economy, pure and simple. supporters say that passage of the proposition this one, 23, will save jobs that would be lo

you want him to put on a life jacket and get his skinny butt out in the ocean and plug it up with a shamhat pop out of my head that are funny. he's the president. he's not aqua man. you just roll with it. stupid things people say. i'm walking through the airport in atlanta and some lady said to me this morning i got my luggage. mr. wallace, what are you doing at the airport? are you going somewhere? stupid stuff like that. i came here to do my laundry. i make up stuff. >> do you like being called the new mr. las vegas? >> i wanted to be like wain newton. i'm blessed to work the same stage that sammy davis jr. worked. i'm blessed. he walked on that stage every night and had to go through the kitchen to work that very stage. every night i think about it. he would be surprised today if he were alive to know that we're still going through that same kitchen. >> okay. so what is the transition been like for you? being in vegas and you know wayne newton and he's still a l vintage vegas and then you've got prince. you also have the private shows. >> no, there's a new group. i'm one of the first

for comedian a louis his sham hand to hand fighting is still new. he mostly does judo and teaches tai boxing but this russian born sport takes the best that laments of many fighting techniques. when you think about it it's more real than anything else plus as an artistic aspect to it which is you don't need to spend a lot of times on the floor which is boring. and real it is the k.g.b. use this method of fighting it's now tossed to russian special forces and it's a growing sport and with this going international. program developed by the k.g.b. to. one another try to think because of the k.g.b. guys i mean that's a real deal it's not a game unlike in mixed martial arts russian hand clan fighting has rules and limitations which newcomers are still getting used to he shot and lost the fight against an american compander. more than enough to win but it's not so bad as long as the girls are happy the boy is like the boys and definitely when they get all authority i was always curious what's on the mind of the hot and sweaty guy when his on the mant mayb

county states attorney, quote, carla oglesby schemed to defraud the people of cook county through a series of shamvendor contracts. the first alleged scam revolve around a federal disaster loans that were being made available. this is wake of serious flooding that occurred in cook county in 2008. the executive director of the department of homeland security sought a no bid contract between cook county and cgc, that's carla ogleby's pr firm. the department of homeland security was wanting to put out the word to residents that grant funds were available for people who suffered damage from those floods of 2008. cgc was tasked with working with the office of the president. the president of the cook county board and the county commissioners to inform home owners of the availability of these funds and she was tasked with putting together a campaign to put the word out. however, investigators interviewing a number of public officials in county government observed that it appeared that the work was not done. and one official identified as public official d told investigators she was very surprised to hear

this is -- this is a sham. >> okay. so how did we get here anyway?nsidering all the reminders we've had about the evils of marijuana. the old black and white movie reefer madness warning the public about it. >> just say no. >> reporter: or former first lady nancy reagan's famous "just say no to drugs" campaign in the 1980s. attitudes have changed about marijuana especially since medical marijuana, though controversial, has become a legal realty. >> it does give an aura of usefulness which previously in every official presentation was always very negative. >> use of the drug has kpantly skyrocketed recently. but the one thing that has changed is the economy. money-hungry states are looking for new sources of revenue. and already wondering whether pot is the next cash crop. >> governments certainly are -- if they become promotors of legalized marijuana, if legislators -- it's clearly for in most cases will be for revenue reasons. >> some predict legalization in california could cause chaos starting in the courts, such as state law if passed would clash

that does not mean this medical jack daniel's orders medical met, this is a sham. >> how did we get hereally considering all the writers we had about the evils of marijuana at the old black- and-white marvy free for the madness warning the public about it. former first lady nancy reagan's just say no to drugs campaign. criminologist peter rader says attitudes have changed about marijuana especially since medical marijuana though controversial has become a legal reality. >> the usefulness of this drug which previously in every public presentation by any official agency was a >>-. use of the drug has not skyrocketed recently, the one thing that has changed as the economy money hungry states are looking for new sources of revenue and other wall already wondering if pot is the next cash >> trip. >> trip. governments if they become promoters in those places will become that because of cash reasons. the state law is passed would clash with federal of watching a big battle that could end up in the supreme court. but a least for now it is all just a pipe dream, with lot of speculation about the

this is a sham. >> reporter: so how did we get here anyway, especially considering all of the reminders evils of marijuana, the old black and white movie warning the public about it or former first lady's just is a no to drugs campaign in the 1980s. criminologist peter reuter says attitudes have changed about marijuana especially since medical marijuana has become a legal reality. >> it does give an aura of usefulness to this drug which previously in every public presentation by any official agency was always very negative. >> reporter: use of the drug hasn't exactly skyrocketed recently, but the one thing that has changed is the economy. money-hungry states are looking for new sources of revenue and already wondering whether pot is the next cash crop. >> governments certainly, if they become promoters of legalized marijuana, if legislatures get involved it will be for revenue reasons. >> reporter: some predict legalization in california could cause chaos in the courts. such legislation will clash with federal law launching a big battle that could end up in the supreme court. but at lea

. >> another problem with a month ten sham laurel park proposal is that pen national gaming owns the majority steak in the track. it also runs that new casino up in perryville and it's against the law for one holder to have two licenses, if question a can be defeated there might be with be a way to change that afterwards. >> now we want to get to that story we told you about the miners on their way up through a rescue shaft, all 33 of them could be above the surface by tomorrow afternoon, diane alvear has the very latest from the san jose mine. [ singing ] >> reporter: they are chanting "come on chilans," we've got to get them out. that seems so close to success after the phoenix capsule completed two test runs. the miners families, husbands and fathers and brothers as they emerge. >> we're going to go all around the clock for 48 hours during the rescue process. >> the actual rescue process will begin the lowering of a paramedic into the mine. it's estimated the rescue will take one hour per man. time to load the miner on and the 15 minutes to bring him to the surface. >> they have e

joe did $350,000 earmarks to a sham not-for-profit and funneled it to a for-profit.has to come to an end. >> can you tell the truth? i went to congress. i'm the only one new published appropriations bill -- who publish appropriations. -- who published any appropriations that we got. it was not a requirement. if the president of a corporation or company or university came to me, quietly, i could not take it. his professor gave $300 from the anthropology department did. toomey congressman said he did -- congressman toomey said he did not take your marks except for -- earmarks except for the first year. now we find out he took them a second time. he is yet to publish where he got them from. worse than that, he took millions of dollars in bonuses from wall street corporations. now they are following his campaign. the issue is influence of money. we do not want to have a senator at all from wall street. we want someone from pennsylvania to represent us. >> our next question has to do with cuts. this is our question no. two. let's roll that tape. >> i live on the north sid

joe had a $350,000 earmark to a sham not-for-profit that only existed on paper, and funneled it to a for-profit entity. >> let me tell the truth. if the president of a corporation or company or university came to me quietly without telling anyone, if the president of the university wanteda pre-k schook, i could not take it, but when a professor from as anthropology department did -- remind you, congressman toomey said he took nine during his first year. then we found out he took them the second time. he has yet to publish two he got them from, as i did. the worse than that, as a lobbyist to take millions of dollars in bonuses from wall street corporations. now there funding his campaign. my point is the influence of money. we don't want a senator from wall street. get to our next videotape question which has to do with cuts. let's roll that tape now. >> my name is larry, live on the north side, and my question is, why is it that it seems to be the neighborhoods with the most need for the services, for people without cars or access to different types of services are the ones that have

giants moving on to the nlce to face the phillies with a they-2 victory. sham instance and what a series. of. >> these came govern con either way. we night. we have break and ground ball that we see ground ball we couldn't get a double play on. but you take them in games like this that's what it takes. >>reporter: right before. that about get your if the down not getting your foot down. i watched my video right after my bat and he was right. i wasn' wasn't. so try to get it down early and patchy would could handle and got good wood on it. >> watching video. modern technology. phillies on saturday time has yet to be determined. all right. despite their record forty-niner president will stick with michael as the head coach and texted this chef and would win the fine line. story of last name gay and today single tear says aebltion you are still his starter. >> witness to give him a chance to been an nfl challenge you in the mug. smith responded. >> i think when he went back if the game i don't think he pressed. i think he really played more true to who he is. i th

this is a sham issue. >> actually, he has -- >> david axelrod is better than "do you have evidence that not a communist. it is the same logic. can you prove you're not a communist? >> it maybe was not phrased well. but citizens unit nighted allow nontransparent donations to be made. we don't know who is giving. it's not disclosed. you talk about how much in wall street was donated to president obama. we know about it. these are not disclosed. >> look at democratic interest groups, you could say the same things about what's happening on the left as on the right. >> that's true. however, somewhere a disparate where the republican-leaning groups are spending $40 million to $50 million far outpacing the democrats. >> those are independent groups. the reason why is no one will give to the republican party because michael steele owns it. they've created outside groups. the democratic groups are getting the same money, but it's nor internalized. by the way, willie, i thought that ad was a "saturday night live" ad. what is that lady running at the end for. >> >>? >> is she in a parking garage.

it is a sham. i think that we had a consensus that addressed the problems.could have done it with individual bills. i would have begun with tort reform. that could have saved $2 billion up to $3 billion in lawsuits. >> you have a follow-up. >> mr. johnson, you have said that you favor repealing the law. does that not risk doing away with provisions like the pre- existing condition or medicare part d? the follow-up for russ feingold would be that you argue for things like the public option, where the bill could have gone further. do you think there's still more to be done? >> do i start? the you have three minutes. >> the individual problems could have been addressed with the individual bills. we did not have to take $500 billion away from medicare. we did not have to increase taxes. we did not have to put on 16,000 additional irs agents. we did not need to put in the provision to require every small business person to submit a government form to their suppliers and to the irs every time the purchase more than $600 worth of supplies. there is an attempt to re

a complete game 6 hitter, 6-0 with a 1-point season, in kinsler, uncorks a jack to left, the only thing left to uncork is the sham, they win a playoff series for the first time in their history. the yankees in the american league championship series. pitching matchup again will be on display in the next round against the phillies, giant rotation, lincecum, sanchez, baumgartner had an earned run average of under 1 against the braves. but the phillies rotation was just about as good in their sweep of the reds. >> you have their big three, you have your big three, which is better. >> if i went with their big three i shouldn't be playing so ours is better. i don't know what kind of question that was but ... >> hello. the first two games are in philly, the giants host the middle three, if that third one is necessary, game 6 and 7 back in philly in needed. the good news about the schedule is that you can watch a full round of pro golf and still catch the ball game. >> woohoo. >> the pga downtown tournament hits the golf club this week, located 30 minutes south of san jose, the course was remodeled -- >> ooh. >> what? y

out there and punch the other guy as hard as you can it's more about technique did i mention he sham is also a lawyer in the making it's just one day he decided he was going to stand up for himself that russian special forces knew involves gone bad for stuff like that but in this sport it's just hands and feet and it's not just fun to watch actually a lot of the moves are pretty useful for itself to fans who are fragile girl like me and christian is going to teach me something something really simple i'm going to be a hands on you ok so you're easier to push for my elbow. and you come with your right you see because on this i can show you how i use my left which is my weak my head and i come back. ok other than. fighting for our team in the state of pennsylvania in a close call every minute with that next leading french a story and tells us about russia's role in today's world politics while the country's so often misunderstood in the west that interview coming right up. everyone got out of the core structure of history and humanity is prominent secretary of the french science academy and the