christian amman. >> bill: let's take them one by one. what the is most important media operation in your opinion that soros funds? >> i would say that's probably think progress. that's a part of the senator for american progress. it is center for american progress. guess more than $7 million from soros. so it's -- we need to count that among. >> bill: that's john podesta's organization? >> exactly, yeah. >> bill: is he in there and they have a web site. this is actually on "fox news sunday" yesterday that shocked me because he has been brutal toward fox news. so, they have their operation there. and then it goes tell me the names of the other media organizations and then we will get into christianian amman pour. >> on the board of directors for. centers for public interest. then there is center for investigative reporting. pro public which just won its second pulitzer prize soros given a quarter of a million dollars to them. sandler foundation money. it is committed to funding the progressive infrastructure. there is no doubt where they

amman may look very sleepy and jordan may look very sleepy under the king but there's a lot going on and so the fact you have a suicide bomber going into the opposition offices, there are tensions between the protesters, the radical islamists and then those who are trying to hold onto power such as the king. >> and the a.p. is also reporting the italian foreign minister italy has recognized the opposition libyan national transition council as the only legitimate voice in libya. let's go back to phone calls, san juan, puerto rico, peter. >> caller: those who has played hardball -- [inaudible] >> caller: that would even create more inhostility and it could go on and on forever. they said we need to quiet our men. my earlier point and the world not just the u.s. and not just the european union should not be concerned. 150,000 mercenaries, mostly -- [inaudible] >> caller: in chad and somali he will release them to europe as soon as he's done with them. he's paying $300 for each person they kill. this is documented in the european union. >> let's take the last point greg. >> we've heard a

babyhood jones clearing the collection from up close of the amman maidan the muslim brothers and cheerfullywas promised but they protest come this. morning news today violence has once again flared up the families are the images the world has been seeing from the street that can attach to for china operation today. and. they faced this is not a production but a warrant. for his. son's everybody assured us a pretty treat strokes they have no idea about the hardships the face. plate want to businesses are open to new things for the army the life of the usaf is the most precious thing in the world. ease of self-sacrifice and heroism but those who understand it fully but you have to live it and real life stories from. the true nine hundred forty five don't call. it fixed for.

are a man that with the latest sports news so for us in amman how are the russian players doing at wimbledon well not so good kerry we're at the quarter final stage at the moment and maria sharapova remains said the only one out of sixteen from patriots so i'll talk about that and much more in just a moment stick around. welcome to sport on our cost for event these are the headlines. the field merrill's world number one carolyn was nowitzki and both williams sisters go out like maria sharapova is through to the court applied also want to bring they have wimbledon. and seal of approval that is it is a lot to let you know finally signed a deal to prepare the russian national ice hockey team for this salt your winter olympics. and the insults fly a bloodier political and david haye have a verbal battles ahead of their unification flights on saturday. ten is the first world number one carolyn was nasty in bed. both williams sisters all went crashing out in a shock filled fourth round at wimbledon however former champion maria sharapova safely through the world number six ran into some opposition

with more on their stories less than a quarter of an hour's time but we want to support now with amman and eastern europe seems to be dominating the latest events at wimbledon remark that's right kerry. three players are representing a rush of blood bruce and the czech republic are through to the semifinals in london plus there's a surprise wildcard from germany i've got details on all of that in just a moment. hello welcome to sport an artsy broadcasting globally from moscow i'm on crossfire and these are the headlines. read out favorite maria sharapova thrashes the because it's a bull in under an hour and we'll play well card said being lisicki in the semifinals at wimbledon. while it sadly is job for the world cup referee roberto rosetta he signs up to oversee the progress of russia's match officials. and thrill seekers party profiles arguably the most dangerous and searing sport on the planet in the speech or that. but first the senate where maria sharapova has stormed into the semifinals at wimbledon after a thrashing i mean it cuts a book about in straight sets on the rain affect

it was see it was very very difficult conditions might have been in the ill fated amman's race for team aggie in france but the german manufacturer still won it as their number to stave off a challenge and it was tied to number ten the idea that the thing some trace their champion from march to my dropping fella was involved in a bad accident at night the german hit a barrier heavily and the wrecked car caught fire but the driver got away with minor cuts we're pleased to say in what was a second escape after their wife's former when alan also emerged in one place after a spectacular crash on saturday. now there is a new winner on the p.g.a. tour harrison fraser taking the st jean classic after beating robert colson in a playoff culson did start the day with a one shot lead but it was nip and tuck between him and fraser and carson had to say on the last hole here to make sure it went to a playoff and they needed three extra holes to settle last phrase a topping in fatah while carlson missed his chance for. the first title game for thrice and three hundred fifty five attempts in the bigge

the stadium in some petersburg where russia have been armenia three one or three goals coming from amman. and that's all sports here is on the back in two hours here. hungry for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers on the party. from. home.

heading for gaza but backs away from previous threats to ban and the four journalists siding with the amman. and it's been confirmed fifteen people showed signs of radiation exposure for shimon nuclear plant last month from the nation's government checks are being met with anger and skepticism about what more news for a less than thirty minutes when i mean time out of a program cross talk is next with host peter lavelle and these guys discussing the great debt crisis and arguing whether the eurozone is actually sinking this is stay with us for that. you can. stay. low and welcome the crosstalk i'm peter lavelle the euro and it's meeting with destiny the greek government survives a vote of confidence as its crushing debt ordeal continues unabated but this appears to settle little if anything the u. still has to decide whether it will continue to rescue greece from crisis his doubts mount whether the euro project has a future. if you. can cross out the prospects for the euro i'm joined by vanessa rossi in london she's an associate fellow in international economics at chapman house also in lon

the three story buildings are reduced in ruins in just moments after being hit in a missile strike amman mohammed's brother who survived says they will never again forget what nato has done to them destroying their lives and hands that they should take responsibility for their wrongdoing and nato has responded with an apology. intended target during our air strike in tripoli was a military. however from our initial assessment of the facts it appears that one weapon did not strike the intended target utra weapons systems failure although officials in tripoli claim more than eight hundred civilians have died in nato raids the nine people they say were killed in sunday's bombardment of the city have become the first civilian casualty is officially acknowledged by the alliance only on saturday nato has also admitted another mistake in a strike this time on rebel forces neither live in all pools of brag or the number of casualties not being disclosed we hold nato would hold mr cameron was the cause of this guy the better scorning mr obama has already and he could just possible put the deaths

. >> charlie, you're amman ahead ofour time. >> rose:laug) it's true! >> so thene brings back the idea of the telegraph and photography. one man, one life. >> rose: take a look at these and we'll come back to the story. this is paris guide. >> english language. >> rose: everybody had to have this. >> yes and galignani's bookstore is still in business on the rue deive arely. >> rose: one of my favorite streets. this is rue derivoli with the louv on the left. and next is school mistress emma willard champion of higher education. >> she was the first to champion higherducation for women in america and sh came over in paris in order to improve herself as a teacher. so she came to learn go back to teach so she brought back and improved... and she brought back a french teacher for her school, the emma willard school in troy, new york, which is still there. the teacher is not still there but the schools. >> rose: next is p.t. barnum and tom thumb. >> well, theyook paris by storm. >> rose: i'll bet they did. >> rose: and tom pousche, as he was known in paris, a

privilege of traveling to egypt and jordan and meeting with students at both university of jordan in amman and american university in cairo. and i sat in some the classes and one of the main things i took away from this expense was how outraged they are not the words muslim and terrorists can be lumped together in the same category. with that being said we recently have seen the determination and bravery of this generation with the revolution, particularly in egypt. and i was wondering, what kind of role, if any, you see young middle easterners playing in the global fight against terrorism? >> well, i think your experience is fascinating. we keep talking about these new problems we're facing about the combatants being part of the population itself, you know, we're not fighting asymmetrical line of troops, weaponry. and what you just did by going over there is really, i think, one of the keys to the future. i mean, you coming and saying this, everyone hears about, it's the kind of ground truth that is just as important as any kind of satellite map of weapon and placement anywhere. i mean, i

jewelry you wear, if you have a star status as a rapper or athlete or something like that it makes ammanhings don't make you not a man but that's not the defining -- >> is your mentoring program aimed primarily at young black men or is it wider than that? >> it was set up to be wider than that. but because i promote it on my radio show, 97% to 98% of the kids that end up at the program are african-american. >> do you think there is a particular cultural issue with young black men in america right now that needs to be addressed? and if so, what is it? >> i mean absolutely. absolutely. it's a huge problem in our community and it's something that it's not the government's fault. and we can't expect the government to come along and fix this problem. there's a huge segment in our population of young men who are growing up with not enough of the proper male role models in place, and it happens in our community for various numbers of reasons. you know, there's a statistic out that there are more african-american young men of college age in prison than in college. okay, that stat right there is

face, intelligence officials telling cnn that osama bin laden is al qaeda's spiritual leader, cleric amman, the philosoph philosopher, kazmirry the organization's military brain, someone thought possibly to cede osama bin laden as the head of al qaeda has been killed in a drone strike. quick break, i'm right back. there's another way to minimize litter box odor: purina tidy cats. tidy cats premium line of litters now works harder to help neutralize odors in multiple-cat homes. and our improved formula also helps eliminate dust. so it's easier than ever to keep your house smelling just the way you want it. purina tidy cats. keep your home smelling like home. her morning begins with arthritis pain. that's a coffee and two pills. the afternoon tour begins with more pain and more pills. the evening guests arrive. back to sore knees. back to more pills. the day is done but hang on... her doctor recommended aleve. just 2 pills can keep arthritis pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is lara who chose 2 aleve and fewer pills for a day free of pain. and get the all day pain relief

officials in amman say the king was not harmed. >>> a remarkable chapter in u.s.vernment is officially declassifying the pentagon papers. four decades ago "the new york times" began publishing the documents which showed how the johnson administration badly misled americans about the vietnam war. the price of gasoline is dropping. the price is now $3.70. that is down 7 sent cents justk ago. >>> the tony awards got off to a quick start last night. ♪ we've got swarms of mormons showgirls sailors ♪ ♪ dancing boys and nuns >> the big winner last night was "the book of mormon" which won nine tonys, best musical, it was created by the team behind "south park." and frances mcdormand and john larroquette for "how to succeed in business without really trying." 12 minutes after the hour. scott pelley with a preview of the cbc evening news." a rare childhood disease may hold the key to understanding why some people age faster than others. that's tonight on "the cbs evening news." now back to "the early >>> this weather report sponsored by smith and nephew. learn more about ve

these festivals and amman jordan has a comedy scene. saudi arabia as a comedy scene. egypt. everybody is starting to not just comedy but literature, film. dr. zogby has a book at. that's important to tell our own stories. we can sit there until our own stories but unless you share them publicly, who knows what someone question i get asked all the time is, you know, do you blame hollywood for portraying arabs the way they portray arabs? i said no, i don't blame hollywood. i blame us. it's our fault it is our responsibility. we have the resources. we have the vision. we have the stories. we have the money. arabs have money. i know back home if you're the relative who as a convenience store and his money and his matches or something, but, you know, that's what i mean. even before after, after, before september 11 we never use of arabs come out your comedy shows before september 11. after september 11 everybody came to the comedy shows. everybody has a story. the media such a powerful tool but what if you said to come dr. jack brilliantly exposed hollywood and showed i think 120

you now have a new leader as we reported yesterday of al qaeda, amman al zawahiri, a country with nucleareapons, a country that is experiencing, perhaps, unprecedented unrest over the terrorism question right now. it's really a toxic soup all around. >> barbara starr, thank you, barbara, at the pentagon. >>> dragged across a busy road in florida. this is a stunning dash cam video released. a 62-year-old officer pulled over a motocyclist victor morales in march. as he put his hand on morales' shoulder the unthinkable happened, he floored the gas, shooting across the intersection with the officer getting dragged behind the motorcycle. here's what the deputy said about the scary moments. >> during this five seconds, a million thoughts went through my mind about how i could possibly get my gun hand loose, ready to do what i needed to do or if i could just hang on for another second, maybe i could bring limb off the bike with me, but i knew i was going. >> well morales ended up getting arrested, musto had minor injuries and he was back to work a few days later. he fell off finally after the su