this, alexander, is not your tongue. your tongue is muteulated, it's gone, rotten in your mouth along with the silence of the days where you became invisible you bad copy cat. despite the rage and the disappointment of your own kin. thank you. [applause] >> this is a scene from my novel [inaudible]. it seemed like a great opportunity to get to do this here. okay. what time is the first reader anyway? i didn't like bars this crowded. someone elbode me in the back. when i turned around i didn't know who the elbow belong said. relax. i didn't expect there to be this many people i thought they would be at the bar with the travel writers. i thought they the be with the hip sters i guess we are not hip sters we can't guess who they are into. we lessened the hipster intimidation factor and picked out the smart guy. this year we selected postmen pausal writers on the meaning of life. here i was, the city never fails to surprise me much the crowd was quieting. people were pointing toward the stage. i woman of 60 clamored on to it

but that is exactly what we're doing now because we cannot go on living like this. >> alexander has a family and a good job, but he believes the development of his country is being hindered by stagnation, corruption, and bureaucracy. alexander and his wife want a better future for their children. >> i wish everyone would play by the same rules and abide by the law, especially those who are in power. they are supposed to set a good example. >> alexander now spends almost every evening on the internet. he was shocked so deeply by evidence of fraud in december's parliamentary elections that he decided to speak out. he uses facebook to communicate with like-minded people. protest groups meet regularly. here, at a memorial to victims of stalin's's regime, they remember modern-day political prisoners. >> russian civil society is waking up. even if we d not manage to bring about a change of government, the country will still change. ordinary people will pay more attention to what is going on. >> they want real change, democracy, and free and fair elections, and they are no longer afraid. ale

while title insight russian veteran alexander is to call frames a second world cup win to inch closer to this season's paul man bobsled. stephanie path to house will claim to a record ten stock already titled as valid french and soon they play when used in the bikes category. but first a football where neither andreae shaaban nor substitute terry on ri could stop also losing it's ones a danny graham struck the seventy has made it was this one from a goal down two in st so you get the liberty stadium shot and set up robin van persie to open after five minutes to arest from aaron ramsey still the home side level to scott sinclair's penalty and they summed up the welsh side ahead early in the second half well although he came on strong and see a walcott equalised after sixty nine minutes but this one is immediately went out the other end and scored the winner one zero tennis having only lost at home to manchester united so far while the got to stay focused twelve points off the top spot and leon best struck the thirty seventh minute went out as newcastle went six to eight and one nil whe

kylie bell has written "alexander the great" as "alexander the gr8." she knows who alexander the great is. oh, no, my mistake. mum: gin and tonic? yeah. we haven't got any lemons. doesn't matter. or ice. that's fine. ( ben screaming upstairs ) we've got half an hour to cancel the holiday. good god. i suppose we should, really. no. sod it. let's go. well, will we be all right financially, do you think? probably not, but we can always sell our kidneys on ebay. sod it. i don't think we've got any tonic, either. doesn't matter. yeah, we'll wing it somehow. d'you know, turns out i was the last person to speak to johnsy before he died. ah. jake: so, the last words johnsy heard from another human being were, "don't worry, you'll live." refill? gin and gin? yeah. oh, no. now this one can't spell "alexander" or "great" but they can spell "the," so he should probably get a "b" at a-level. well, what do you expect from a kid who's named after a games console? where's the mouse that you killed? i put it in a plastic bag in the bin. i want to give it a proper funer

while title insight russian veteran alexander is to call frames a second world cup win to inch closer to this season's poor man bobsled. and. stephanie paid to house all claims a record ten stock already titled as valid french when they play when used in the bikes category. but first a football where neither andreae chava nor substitute on really could stop last all the using its ones a danny graham struck the seventy has made it as this one from a goal down to win three to you at the liberty stadium. robin van persie to open after five minutes to arest from aaron ramsey still the home side level to scott sinclair's penalty and they send up the welsh side ahead early in the second half well although he came entourage on theo walcott equalised after sixty nine minutes but this one is immediately went out the other end unschooled the way that one is a good tennis having only lost at home to manchester united so far while the got to stay focused twelve points off the top spot. on best struck the thirty seventh minute went to his newcastle went six with and want to know how to win over th

and then alexander ovechkin with a great pass from alexander semin. 3-2. and then james neal in his seventh career game, gets his sixth goal. there's that shot by troy brouwer very late in the third period. >> mike: some of you may be waiting for the invitational. watch some exciting overtime hockey first. number six and number eight playing one another. both teams are guaranteed a point. pittsburgh has moved to 57 and washington to that 53. >> pierre: the dreaded three-point game hurts everybody in the standings, obviously. for buffalo and montreal and toronto, you're looking at that going, you've got to be kidding me. >> mike: dupuis and kennedy. niskanen and letang. the caps have already made a change. ovechkin takes this pass. moving back up is matthew perreault and gets to him. perreault lobbed it back in. alzner and wideman are the defense. brooks orpik moves it across. letang motors on. very deliberately circles back. head fake and the pass across to orpik. is there a trap to be played, four against four? i don't know, but the defensive scheme force

i can tell you that alexand roar police have been on the -- alexander police are on the scene and we're hoping to learn that information as the night goes on. again, the process of removing the body from the bottom of the well is beginning right now. if you want to take a shot, a live shot of the scene, you might see officers, they set up their mobile crime units there and again, you're looking at it live now and there is a lot of officers, crime scene investigators on the scene and more continue to shine and that is what officials are working on. and they telling us that it's going to be an arduous process figuring this out. that is the latest from here in fort washington, brian. back into you. >> and marie. >>> a plea deal for the man who fired shots at the pin. 23-year-old jonathan malaku is the former u.s. marine corps service who entered the plea in federal court in alexander today. he fired shots and at the pentagon and the military recruiting station in northern virginia. one of his attacks, he brought with him a video recorder. >> malaku is initially wearing a mask when he fires

alexander was among those who called the talk show. this group yes this is a project suggested by the government and the municipal authorities why do you doubt that it will be carried out. comic book. or did you only have an all agreements or did you see the papers saying you own the place. their papers are ready i'm told they invited us in we had an understanding we signed the papers and they will explain to us what will happen next. is a local deputy was less optimistic he felt government p.r. campaigns have pulled the wool over people's eyes and those people who were suspicious of the work was simply afraid to speak out. because i think most of the people in georgia today. against the president and his men for many many people they all say we don't like sack policies but we will speak out because we have families mothers fathers children and other relatives. and yet is the owner and director general of trial. he can't be fired from his job he can't be prevented from inviting the opposition to take part in live broadcast for the comp

football announcing its top scorer alexander gold netted the winner as the russian champions beat theiraki limpet team two one in the friendly match world cup tournament in dubai just eight minutes then a man should walk off set in a long cross but alexander will cart off to open the something just very excited to strike at making amends after missing and then a chance however a quick counter attack early in the second half so the rock is levelled mohamed abdalla falling in equaliser. however fifteen minutes later i was in it found the game winning goal danko last of it chipping in a cross because you go up to knock the ball it's a confused goalkeeper so two one was the way in which it's in take second to die especially final sprint between. whiles where the transfer saga continues we call status after the lunch the city indulging tina striker has reportedly rejected a move to mega rich perry signs among the french media does an ounce on find it pretty much had reached the deal fell through at the last minute after bad science failed to finalize terms and reports have suggested twenty

this is alexander's second consecutive selection for the team award. it's the only league award that recognizes players off the field community service as well as playing excellent. so way to go, one man gang 97. >>> former bucs head coach raheem morris as talked to the redskins about an assistant coaching position. i worked with kyle shanahan in 2000 -- he worked with kyle shanahan in mid-2000. >>> d.c.'s eddie coleman from the d.c. academy started a tackle on the black squad, but potomac high school ronald darby came up with a nice pass break. he's going to notre dame in the fall and good second team wes brown announced he's going to maryland next season. congratulations to all the athletes brown and white team, winners tonight 49 -16. i'm dave feldman. brian is back with more right after this.  did you have >>> if the last two days have been too cold for you, have i got a feast for your cold eyes. look at tomorrow, 56 degrees, staying above normal till monday, brian. >> now you have the news edge. news is alwa

he was a curator of of exhibition alexander hamilton. he is a contributor to the national review and writees a column for the american observer. now before we begin this terrific program this evening i would ask as always that you please turn off your cell phones and now please, join me in welcoming our guest to the new york historical society. thank you. [ applause ] [ inaudible ] >> we're both really federalists, so that's all that really matters. before we begin, i want to embarrass our guest by adding a little more praise. we had been in a founder's revival for the last ten or 12 or perhaps more years. and like the founding itself, it's been a collective enterprise. many writers involved in making different contributions. but also, like the founding, there's been an indispensable man and i believe that's joe ellis. he was there at the beginning of the founder's revival. he brought the knowledge and the unimpeachable credentials of the academy and he joined them with a lit rate readable style. it's a pureless combination and i'm very

and those are the headlines for you now as he's going to hold talks to alexander should've been a co-founder of russia's pirate policy about all the internet of tomorrow will look like spotlight is next with. you know today my guest in the studio is. the internet today is the place where almost any media is available for free for content providers this is a problem that costs money to make movies music and games they want protection for their invest. how this can be achieved without risk freedom of information ideas so candid be a compromise or their formation battle is set to run forever we're asking one of the leaders of the russian pirate party that advocates complicates freedom of the instruments. during the last five years the world has seen the rise of the so-called pirate parties these are groups struggling to reform copyright and patent wars in favor of free transfer of information at the moment there are pirate parties in about forty countries around the globe some of the european ones take part in local legislatures and. even the two seats in the european parliament most of the wor

and winning ways alexander off schools that were not as elite reached the rocky olympic team to wantto reach the final of the friendly match world cup tournament in dubai . but first to tennis and world number four maria sharapova has gone through to the fourth round of the australian open with a comprehensive six one six two victory over an injury but two thousand and eight champion had had limited preparation for the first grand slam of the season but has dropped only five games in three matches so far we are going to talk. going to be before the match so if you prepare yourself well enough and if. you play well enough to win with a comfortable scoreline. so sure up of a wall next space germany's sabine lisicki who came from a set down to knock out russia spectrometer kuznetsova to six six four six two to find this. wall it's also the end of the road for the erez about a writer who suffered a shock defeat at the hands a fellow russian except that he never got about the next place another uphill challenge in the guise of returning five time champion serena williams the american was

author is i'm most my name must be mentioned if it isn't yours but so it is not my problem says alexander should be in one of the leaders of the russian pirate spotlight will be back shortly after great so stay with us go guys. to be soon which brighton. sung from feinstein friendship. means friends down time don't come. down. as it was shot four times in total. war as it were and. sort of the boys are still in my body. the only people should be allowed to defend themselves were they own guns in the hands of law abiding decent people are not a problem national rifle association. or group of basically retired military police love to shoot holes in i'm sorry if you know that the bullet comes out here and this makes it go bang and if what's in front of here is going to die that's all the training you really really need raise your hand if you know something's been shot ok place to live well one of the philadelphia owners over streets. until about a hopefully we will never have to use the weapons for self defense but we should be prepared the full class including the teacher as it was. sevente

thank you very much it was a very nice talking to you in just a reminder that my guest today was alexander and one of the leaders of the russian pirates part and that's it for now from all of us here if you are in time yourself spotlight dropdown spotlight will be back with more columns on what's going on in and outside russia until then stay on r.t. and take care thank you. but. first. let's see. also you still the story is pretty astonishing surrounds damascus as rebels engage with government forces in the suburbs of the compas hope meanwhile the assad government welcomes a russian proposal to host moscow based peace talks with the opposition which has given them a big story out of. iran ruling that could start supplying oil to some we need states in response to sanctions against its nuclear program which is currently undergoing if you want and i. also e.u. leaders have agreed in a permanent of five hundred billion view rescue fund for the. summit of the gig in brussels also but it'll be eased trying to seven countries have agreed to close up this whole union intended to mean time to bru

while title inside russian veteran alexander's a call claimed a second world cup win two inch closer to this season's four one bobsled crown. and perfect ten second pets a council claims a record ten stack already title suspended frenchman cyril day pray wins in the pikes category. the first a four ball where neither andrea chava nor substitute terry henri could stop while still losing is one z. danny graham struck the seventieth minute when i as the swans came from a goal down to win three two at the liberty stadium. robin van persie to open up to five minutes thoughts two hours from aaron ramsey saw the home side soon level through scott sinclair's penalty and nathan diet put the welsh side ahead early in the second half well laundry came over and theo walcott equalised off to sixty nine minutes but the swans immediately went to the other end and scored the winner the swans go ten having only loss of time to manchester united so far but we're going to stay fit twelve points of top spot while early on best struck the thirty seventh minute when it was newcastle when six with a one mi

reportedly buying a seventy five percent stake in armenia gnc alpha twenty two and a half million dollars alexander. i assume metropole says investors should pay post attention to the latest is likely to influence market mavens. the most journo condition would be to pay attention to the shares which tracked strongly usually.

as kim is the most common name in the koreas alexander remembers the koreans always different from other students they were very disciplined very disciplined as a group of students. very serious for their direction. they wouldn't always take part. for the games that the other students were very hard studying to be top class they didn't like to do that although some think the deceased leaders son may be a figurehead overshadowed by his recently promoted uncle who is thought to wield the real power alexander says the three years channing has apparently spent in europe may change the country's future forever i think. it will make him realize that he has to do something good for his people first culture and make a change in terms of. past experience his knowledge of foreign languages. the skills that he managed to retain being able the outside world used to get most of the news from behind north korea's iron curtain through the country's strictly censored state run media covering the life of the secrets of society from the inside has been an almost impossible task for international journalis

winning way alexander a good record score as the winner as in eight iraqi limping team two one to reach the final of the friendly match world cup tournament in dubai. but first to tennis and world number four maria sharapova has gone through to the fourth round of the australian open with a comprehensive six one six two victory over. the two thousand and eight champion and had limited preparation for the first grand slam of the season and has dropped five games in three matches so far than part. going to be before the match so if you could sell for nothing if. you play well enough to win with a comfortable scoreline. so the three time major winner on that space

the alleys and are -- the alexander hamilton post, which represents the lgbt-focused veterans agency. "on behalf of the 200 lgbt war veterans, alexander hamilton post in san francisco would like me to speak a few words on behalf of our lgbt elders. our country would not be strong or successful if it were not for them. sexual orientation does not diminish the sacrifices that made for our nation. these citizens carry the burden to ensure that our society, with all its complexities, could succeed courage to those in the 1970's and 1980's, i cannot imagine what you winter in the early years. we owe you a great deal of gratitude. thank you again and got less all of you today." -- god bleesss all of you today" "discrimination can take many forms, including discrimination of omission, refusal of rice to receive visitors, denial of access to hormone therapy, being threatened for expressing gender identity, being segregated, being harassed on the basis of hiv status, refused the right to visit a partner, and refusal of life-planning documents the dead -- of life-planning documents. we have wor

one of the redskins captain, lorenzo alexander is here. and would lorenzo like to see this guy, robert griffin iii like to see this guy wearing the burgundy and gold?  jrntlez welcome back. nasa is questioning the right of the commander of apollo xiii to sell his checklist. it includes handwritten calculations by the commander that were crucial in guiding apollo xiii back to earth after it had problems. commander james lavelle put it up for auction and got $388,000 for it. nasa has stopped the sale. robert lavelle may not have the right to sell it. nasa says only the space agency itself can authorize the sales of these types of artifacts. >> i'm not spliced. >> i'm not but it's fascinating because if he has had this in his possession all these years and decides i'm going to sell it. >> perhaps they thought he shredded it. i feel like it is government property. >> it is government property. >> i'm just asking. >> like when a satellite -- yeah, what a satellite falls apart and falls to earth, you can't keep anything behind. >> it is

of a still have trust in the promises made by them the kind of ministration alexander most lives or lives and works in the same house. there you have at the moment my driving school and my home are one and the same. both of us are going to move out soon after what will stay in the new place only for a time after the rain ovation it will return here with the plot of. the book thirty minutes they should is in full swing and many are buying houses attendance have already be defeated. alexander expects to be forced out any time now he hopes the students will get their license six percent work begins on his house. this treat and the neighborhood will look much nicer if you as i don't know what may have happened somewhere once i'm not responsible for that anyway. well i know for sure that i'll continue to be master here as long as. and no doubt in my descendants will be to the. restoration of the way people legalize their claim to renovated houses were the subject of a talk show with a local t.v. company try lettie the show lasted one and a half hours and none of the officials invited to the pr

meanwhile russia's form overall champion alexander zuckoff has picked up his second win of the season in germany to stretch his lead in the standings in the form on bobsled first russian team top the time sheets and both runs were only two percent faster than germany's second team at twenty one month but charter much million and germany one. million calls looks said to relinquish their man brian both the last season to be comfortable cushion in the form of an event head of ont. rolled to the gold at last week's european championship. three events to go to the world cup calendar. motor sports frenchmen stefan put a hand saw as claimed among precedented ten dakar rally title after doing enough are crossing the line in tenth place in south america the american robby gordon won the fourteenth and point to stage the world's most famous insurance car race as the competitors are awarded lima peru but it was a forty six year old at the hands of the celebrated his fourth overall title also winning six motorcycle crowns in the ninety's. russia's leonid naveed ski was for the overall tell a fren

within the brain want this exactly other people may need this point number a professor doll's head alexander of russian sensation writer who do you think people want to live that long with a permanent position told me once that by the time people live to be one hundred and thirty years old psychologically they don't want to live any longer it's kind of like when you get sleepy at the end of the day you don't want to stay awake we want to go to bed the brain can get tired of life. you know it's hard for us to decide for a person that would have faced such a choice where we could talk to people who are no one hundred fifteen at this point they don't have a choice of living they want to live another fifty years. i don't think they all would say that they don't want to live an hour longer has anybody actually asked them personally i talked to two people one was a little over a hundred years and the other one was almost a hundred years old one of them said i'd like to live a little longer but i asked him why he said i'm curious to see what everything will look like in the future so you're still i

asking one of the leaders of the russian foreign policy advocates league freedom of the internet alexander. during the last five years the world has seen the rise of the so-called pirate party these are groups struggling to reform copyright and patent wars in favor of free transfer of information at the moment there are pirate parties in about forty countries around the globe but some of the european ones take part in local legislatures and. even has two seats in the european parliament most of the world's hard party supported recent protests against b s o p a m p i p a bills in the last congress they claimed they were a threat to freedom of information and an attempt to introduce censorship and i think that. the welcome to the show thank you thank you very much for being with us today well first of all i'd like you to comment on the situation that we see in the united states the draft laws i mean this and people why did these laws why did the discussion of the. provoke such an outrage how could how could it change the lives of the ordinary americans if they if they're finally passed but o

why we need why is alexander going to go off school as the winner is a neat beat the iraqi olympic teamto want to reach the final of the friendly match world cup tournament in dubai. i'm staying put david beckham signs a deal to keep him at the l.a. galaxy while carlos tempus move to p.s.g. full strew with ten days left in the january transfer market. but first to tennis and world number four maria sharapova has gone through to the fourth round of the australian open with a comprehensive six one six two victory over germany's angelica the two thousand and eight champion has had a negative preparation time for the first grand slam of the season but has dropped only five games in three matches so far at melbourne park and the three time major winner is in line to face them patrick kuznetsova next because it's over is on court against your recent city release it however it's the end of the road for vera zvonareva who suffered a shock defeat at the hands of country woman he's got that in a car while yet another russian maria carey lanka pulled out a set down against second seed patrick crea

and a plastic body are just a couple of decades away on next hour he talks to russian researcher alexander couple to discuss these exciting prospects. hello again the welcome to. the hot seat i'm all there not today my guest is. russian scientists are ready to make their is some dreams come true they say. in a plastic body just a couple of decades away does that mean so potentially deadly were in danger will be carried out by. people one of the potential of science is being exaggerated and when. the cells in our local hardware store for our answers to these questions we're asking a problem new out psychologist and a number of projects through russia twenty forty five aleksandr. after james cameron's movie avatar shadow box office records the concept of mind control cyber widely popular many scientists claim it's not that difficult to design a prototype avatar but producing a prototype is still science fiction and may take comprehensive years however a number of scientists behind the russia twenty five initiative claim it's realistic by the middle of the century they want avatars brain tran