i'm al green of and today my guest is. how to check. the scientists from the core chapter of institute in moscow claimed that they have decoded the juno of russian which secrets is this genetic code hiding i hope we've all learned from dr to perhaps joke who is the senior research fellow at the coach at the institute. you got to cut you because this scene is scientific fellow at the genetics analysis laboratory of the russian scientific sense of course at the institute here in moscow having received his ph d. from the institute of gene biology at the russian cademy of sciences he moved to the following the example of many russian scientists who move abroad looking for high income later you were returned to moscow due to personal issues and began working at the institute of gene biology of the russian academy of sciences you would prefer to quiz the guest in our studio today to discuss the recent achievements of the russian scientific center could have been featured in the field of genetics the institute has recently decoded the russian

but al green is not an ordinary condition. he's not just a political unknown, he is an unemployed military veteran facing felony obscenity charges. however, he is the democratic nominee for senator from south carolina. he apparently has no campaign organization. he has also suggested that south carolina can solve its economic problems by selling action figures of himself. last night, a south carolina minor league baseball team handed out alvin greene bobbleheads at the game. however, not everybody is treating this campaign as a joke. so, we're going to bring in our senior washington editor rick klein. rick, greene is up against the republican senator jim demint, who is a powerful conservative incumbent. this seems like a huge mismatch, right? >> that's exactly right. and jim demint, there was no chance of democrats defeating him even before greene emerged on the radar screen. democrats hoped that demint would win quietly. as long as greene is around, it's clear that's not going to happen. his speech got national press attentio

however again welcome to spotlight on i'm al green our vented a my guest is dick advocaat there were two major events for football fans in russia and july this year the world cup in south africa and the coming of when you had coached the russian national team russia's previous college. quit after failing to qualify for the world cup another dutchman proved more successful to talk about the results of the world cup and the russian football i guess today is russia's. making the russian national football team a success has become one of the country's most ambitious projects the new head of the russian football union has promised to make team russia world champions by twenty eighteen to fulfill his grand plan they've hired because of a cart the dutch football coach with a brilliant record mr lockhart has a long and successful experience in russia he was the head coach of f c's in need st petersburg. to the clock to the glory in the u.s. the cup and the u.s. for super league the best result in the history to become the team russia head coach mr advocaat who left the job as the national co

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al vin greene won his primary without campaigning.bc's ron mott is in south carolina with more on that. ron, good morning to you. >> reporter: meredith, good morning to you. alvin greene literally came out of nowhere to win this nomination last month and he did so without making a single stump speech. over the weekend, though, he broke his silence at this school behind me and now says he's ready to tell the people of south carolina why he should be their next senator. he's running as the quintessential outsider. yet suddenly, if not remarkably, finds himself very much part of the "in" crowd. fielding calls from media outlets around the country, all trying to find out who in the world isal vin greene? an unemployed and unlikely 32-year-old who is now the democratic candidate for the u.s. senate in south carolina. >> i really want to just make sure that i get my message across to folks. and i'm the best candidate in this united states senate race in south carolina, and that i have real plans for jobs, education and justice. >> reporter:

green giant or the smith brothers. >>epte b t fe needed a name. during the early comic book days, alften wrote under a pseudonym, a fake name. that name was alfred e. neuman. history was born. long before there was "the daily show," "mad" was poking fun at things many people took very seriously. al saw "mad's" role as telling readers, especially teens, that it oy qstn e ul world. from big corporations to even ouelected officials. >> we were trying to teach everybody to be skeptical about what they read and what they saw and what they were told and what eyerto tbeevin that there were people with agendas that were lying to them and to read between the lines as far as articles are concerned, as far as editorials are concerned, as far as advertising was concerned, and not to take anything for granted without analyzing it for yourself and believing in what you wte t believe in, not always be fed to you. >> i've been hugely influenced afestn aarstas an actor, as a writer and as a publisher. al and "mad" magazine basically changed my life. >> reporter: at comic al is ofd to talk about e d y