minister vladimir putin for the top job and to the sudden dismissal off on now former finance minister ali see who didn't so there's loss of analysis and opinions in saturday's press in russia opinions both positive and not so positive let's start with the claim of sun newspaper really was well known here in russia and it's published an article to try to show you this. article under the title of what were you after and what's your ambition and the analysts that the newspaper was talking to have been saying that even though they need to do has finally announced his political plans and the plans of his stand down with the prime minister was doing fortune there's still a lot of uncertainty since the official political programs for the upcoming parliamentary and presidential elections still have not been announced however this point of view is not shared by the analysts that is this did newspaper spoke to some other well known big newspaper in russia it's published an article under the title of how significant is the timing and its analysts have been saying that the media has finally managed to co

. >> how do you say that in french, ali? see you guys tomorrow. >>> the nba season is rapidly disappearing, folks. the first two weeks of play canceled the entire season could be lost. that's a big bummer for fans. but it could mean even harder times for people who aren't rich players or owners. take san antonio. the spurs are the only major pro sports team. some 4,000 people depend on them for a living. and then cities like sacramento, orlando, portland, salt lake city, the nba is the only major pro sport in that town. we'll see the economic impact there for sure in those cities. so, let's talk more about this with mike pesca from mpr. mike, it's a complicated money dispute, no doubt. what is the main sticking point at 9:01 eastern time on this tuesday? >> money. lots and lots of money. the players get 57% of all basketball relate under come and the owners get 43% and the owners are saying just not a high enough percent for us to have this be a viable business. inowners are saying 22 of the 30 teams don't make a profit. they're

. >> good to see you, ali. >> president obama heads out west a week after his east coast tour.nd he's hitting the road, with a brand-new mantra, probably one we're going to hear for the next year or so. your thoughts? >> well, yeah. it's got tweeted out by the white house yesterday. we can't wait is going to replace, pass this bill. perhaps because "pass this bill" didn't work. and a couple of pieces of the bill went up in the senate and down to defeat. the house is here, but no action on the president. so why not? this visit, ali, i think when you look at it closely, is all about money and the latino vote, the hispanic vote, that the president carried so successfully in 2008. and they don't want to go back to 2004, when george w. bush got about 44% of the hispanic vote. clearly the president is going to be talking money. there's, we look at today, there may be something on the mortgage markets here. as you well know, nevada is just in the toilet when it comes to mortgages, that's one of the things i think he's going to be focusing on today, too. >> i think for the average view

libya any time only that he was involved but now a culture of live pictures from their fear and ali al can see was recently returning from the besieged city of sirte talking to r.t. earlier on and of course we'll bring you more on the rapidly changing developments in sirte here on r.c. and if you had now to ask dot com got a live report on that civilians caught up in the violent. moving on our list when he declared this year's one of remembrance for the country's holocaust victims but that doesn't include focusing on the brutality of the people endured and the night is as r.t. has pulled its live reports it's trying to see the survivors instead. who wants to be known as a nation of of killers lithuanian is the only language in which is even a special word coined that melancholy the shooters of jewels and in world war two those shooters wiped out ninety six percent of lithuanian jewelry among the highest rates in europe but despite heavy pressure the country's gotten a weight without punishing a single person responsible they didn't fund because you don't want to fund they wouldn't want to fund

>> to see the end of the tyrant, the end of a dark era that libyan people has been lived for 42 years. >> reporter: said ali sharif is 16 years old and has just seen the body. he says, "to tell you the truth, i've never seen colonel gadhafi in real life. so i just wanted to see how misratas rebels had captured him." dowawa mohammed says she wants to see gadhafi to know him. she says everyone gets to see the end of every tyrant. after all the things he's done, she says, there is a god and there is a judgment day. tahir is 8 years old, brandishing his own toy gun. he too looked into gadhafi's eyes. he says, "i saw him. i saw his whole face full of blood. i didn't feel anything." in sirte, the remnants of gadhafi's convoy are being cleared of bodies. 95 in this area, 10 of whom were executed according to the new york-based human rights watch, which is concerned gadhafi was also deliberately shot dead. >> well, it's very unfortunate that on the first day, the very first day of libya's freedom this killing took place. and it wasn't just moammar gadhafi who was executed. we also found some bodies of wounded fight

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ali, you first. seeing colonel gadhafi lying there, what goes through your mind as a libyan?> as a libyan first of all, we can see the closure here after all these years. the libyan people waited for this moment. dreamed some of them, some of them did not live to see this moment. gadhafi is not part of their life anymore. the other thought is the heavy price the casualties, the injured and the dead, the martyrs, the lives that we lost. thousands upon thousands have been lost just to reach this moment. these two thoughts come to my mind at the same time. >> do you think it's important that an autopsy be done to see whether, in fact, he was executed after he was captured? would a capture and keeping him alive and trying him, would that have been different? does it matter to you? does -- do people quell whether the new people coming in will act in a way that is democratic if this is the way they get rid of gadhafi? >> you have to remember that this came at the end of a very horrific and very terrible and very scary and costly war. so the psyche of the people or the mind-set for

to see all right ali. here. is what is the word bolshoi associated with it just a full day is this a ballet. this is a. this a chandelier. that incredible standing near. and of course this is a russia to see the stage with all salvi and symbols now removed came the last presidential the u.s.s.r. gorbachev well a legend maya p.c. at school as well as directors from the competition world class values including last scholar the vienna opera and cotton garden precious opening night to kids of the wealthy and well connected only works school lucidly available with the president's office and for others happy to watch in the chilly autumn and the opening night show gala concert was displayed on giant t.v. screens and as the curtain came down the cheers of rubble from outside could be heard ringing inside the renovated restored welsh exuding a great show of r.t.e. mosca. all in a few moments the woman heading to bali for more than the hot beatrice it's a local gigolos they've got their eyes on that's after week out of o

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see you. >> thanks, ali. >> we were talking about this. he movie going into it, but to see these boxers, these robots who you expect to be mechanical box like boxers with the fluuidity of boxers and you were involved in making that happen. >> i work would hugh and put himself in the right frame of mind from divorce him from his role. >> human boxing is banned and all done by robots. >> it's all done by robots and the boxing becomes extinct because it's not as exciting as it used to be. these robots, ali, these robots are amazing because they're so human-like and there's a human element that really draws you in because you see each one that i gave each robot their own style. and they come to life and they're so fluid and so much agility to these guys. >> a lot of people told me, it is a fight movie. clearly a guy who likes fight movies is going to like it. first of all, a lot of reasons why more than guys would like it and one is that hugh jackman looks pretty buff and his shirt comes in within ten minutes of the start of the movie. he looke

and now, eight months after her heart transplant, this is ali today. >> hey, beautiful. >> good to seeod. >> reporter: ali is thriving with her new heart. >> you look good. and this day she wanted to return to the texas heart institute to say thank you to her doctors and nurses. >> it was it was truly miraculous because she turned around. >> reporter: when ali left the hospital she was asked to ring a transplant bell to encourage other patients to continue their battles as well. >> it was kind of like a doorbell for me, you know, rang it three times, and went through the doors and entered the next chapter of my life. i hope i never have to ring it again, though. >> reporter: and ali is with us this morning, along with her parents, christa and ronny and cardiologist roberta bogave. you're crying. this is a good time to be back. >> it is. >> to start with we sat on the couch when you were really ill and sent our best wishes out to you on the morning of your surgery. you heard it on the tv but you were all drugged up, right? >> yes, highly drugged, very. >> and you actually thought i was

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it will be interesting to see if it has any impact. >> ali, what do you think, $5 debit fee is one thing. there are some that sound more like gouging, $5 atm fee, $9 check in fees and these are on the low balance people who can least afford it. >> one thing that has happened is there are non-bank alternati alternatives, low fee alternatives out there. people do have those choice, just not convenient. we are used to having a bank machine and taking out the amount of cash we have to spend. i think the number of people is very telling. a lot of frustration out there. i think bank of america needs a little bit more response than they've given already. >> we called them and they gave that statement but would give us no one, not even a spokesperson to talk about this and seems like they should. thanks, molly and ali still hanging around out there. >> have her go downtown to those folks who occupy wall street and get them to sign it. she's actually making a difference they could get behind. maybe the two of them together could maybe somebody change something. >> she is. thank you. >>> a pastor

ali velshi. thanks. nice to see you. 24 minutes, actually. >>> you've heard stories of high cell phone bills, but what about one that tops $200,000? it happened to a florida woman. selena aarons has her younger brother who's deaf on her plan. he went to canada and didn't turn off his data roaming. he uses a lot of text messages. he sent more than 2,000 texts, downloaded videos and the charges added up. she said the company should have warned her before the bill skyrocketed. >> why don't you let me as the primary holder. and they're saying no, respect your privacy. what privacy? that's my account. that's all i could think about. i'm like, that's it. my life is over. i can't do nothing. it's done. >> not quite. her carrier reasoned with her, lowering her bill to $2,500 and giving her six months to pay it off. and now they know about the cross-border roaming charges. we should tell you the woman's brother was warned by the cell phone company via text. so the company told them that they were getting ready to, you know, reall

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mark, thanks for being here. >> ali, great to see you. >> it's important to me this interview go well year after your father's death to go back and write the history. much of which you didn't know. you went back and found some of the reasons why the way your life was the way that it was. >> i always knew they had a very interesting story. interracial company in the 1950s. my father was an undergraduate. my mother was his teacher. it was a doubly scandalist relationship. they came from very interesting worlds. my father grew up in pittsburgh as the son of undertakers, my grandfather is one of the first black undertakers in pittsburgh and born in texas, the son of a slave and made his way north and started in the steel plants and became an undertaker. my mother had come to america in 1940 with five of her younger sisters, with a bunch of refugee children to escape the nazi occupation while her father was a protestant minister stayed behind to help organize the little village where he was the religious leader to hide jews during the war. a tragic part about all the things that happened a