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while next artie's peter bell and he's pal of economic aspirants look into a road to a new phenomenon for russia consumerism boom. hello and welcome to on the money where the business of russia is business i'm people about to consume or not to consume that's the question. to discuss the consumer boom in russia i'm joined by alexei make a notion he is senior vice president of integration at pepsi co and victor krieble he's a he's a managing partner at new merchandising technologies we also have ben era's he is editor in chief of business new europe and tom moody he's chief strategist of a critter but first let's look at how russia consumes. inhumanly jam to its first breath in russia to get more and more people consumerism has entrapped buyers throughout the country with spending habits shooting up in the past years unlike the west that is suffering under the burden of the financial crisis raising economic turbulence and dined european currency russian remains in major resource exporter with the sexual or oil and gas make it out airlines share of the country's exports since defiled and

and iraq, it is a very -- it has very high aspirations.enew my thanks for his excellency, the president, for giving me this opportunity. and i wish him the most success, god willing. thank you very much. >> we have time for a few questions. i'm going to start with ben filler of "a.p." >> mr. president, i have two questions for you on the region. you have called for president assad to step down. but prime minister maliki -- i'm wondering if you're worried that iraq could be succumbing to iran's interest on this matter? speaking of iran, are you concerned that it will be able to weaken america's national security by discovering intelligence from the fallen drone that it captured? prime minister maliki, i'd like to ask you the question about syria. why haven't you demanded that assad step down given the slaughter of his people? >> first of all, the prime minister and i discussed syria, and we share the view that when the syrian people are being killed or are unable to express themselves, that's a problem. there's no disagreement there. i have

making art is not my aspiration.on is to do what i love, like to show my passion to my audiences and if i can be passionate about something in a corporate event, and i can show that to my audience, that's totally enough and that's exactly what i want. to achieve. it's terrible. ♪ multi-policy discount. paperless discount. paid-in-full discount. [yawning] homeowner's discount. safe driver discount. chipmunk family reunion. someone stole the nuts. squirrel jail. justice! countless discounts. now that's progressive. call or click today. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >>> so the type of magic i like, and i'm a magician, is the magic that uses technologies to create illusions. so i would like to show you something i've been working on. it's an application that i think will be useful for ar it tests, multimedia artists in particular. it synchronizes videos across multiple screens of mobile devices. i've borrowed these three ipods from people in the audience to show you what i mean. one of my favorite magicia

these guys aspire to do that.ost individuals in a free society would aspire to be doctors and lawyers. these guys don't think past tomorrow. they don't know what they are going to be doing a half hour from now. they aspire to be the shot callers, the leaders, the gang members. and just talking to these individuals at various times, i have posed that question, why is it that you want to do this, this lifestyle? and basically it's because that's what they look up to. >> the inmate who was attacked will survive because of quick response from prison staff on the yard. >> they comply to your orders, they get down, you cuff them, bring them to the custody complex, interview them from there. if not, sometimes force is used, baton, pepper spray. in this situation, there was no weapons involved, therefore, the gunners didn't have a reason to shoot. >> the two inmates responsible for the attack were found guilty of battery and received 180 days added to their sentences. any time prisoners are involved in assaults with other

i think a lot of people maybe some of the people who protested it's part of this aspirational generation that putin is actually. during his time in power as president now a prime minister is actually created i mean it's again it's kind of a net plus i mean these are the people that they want to tolerate in many ways they want to say they want to participate a bit more i mean you know i mean scary and times thought this is the irony of this protest is that the things that the people are calling for exactly the things that the government needs to do i mean next year is projection for g.d.p. growth is four percent this is obviously well down on the seven percent we were running at before the crisis. said like four percent is not enough we need six or seven percent how do you get there and it's not going to be spending it's not going to be all prices it's going to be reform is going to be liberalization because in the early stages of transition it's up to the government to push and it's the only economic agent with resources but now russia's reached this point this sophistication where you'v

other nations it's an issue that depends on the will of the people and we respect that if the people aspire to change their own government or to change their own countries order we'll take that desire seriously this is our stance for example towards tunisia and then god willing to watch libya. both russia and algeria are concerned over the or moments that have gone missing in libya it's feared they could end up in the hands of terrorist groups is there any kind of car peroration in which we rush in algeria on this. this is a very serious issue which of course has been a concern for algeria but primarily this must be a concern. for libya and for the new libyan government very aware of the threat and have applied much effort to avoid them however this is not only a libyan issue anymore it's spread beyond libya and now threatens the whole region countries that have access to the sea should be on high alert their security and stability can be ensured through negotiations and regular contact between algeria and libya and between algeria and other parties russia as the other party is interested i

let me take you back to when you talk about a strategic aspiration. having come to the job, which you say that the review was strategic? and if it was, do you think that you struck the right balance between the choices we make in the things which are non negotiable, such as we are an island, which requires a navy? and we will come to equipment later on, but i am asking my overall strategic priority. so far your answers have been beautifully technocratic and bureaucratic, but i haven't yet got the sense of what the secretary of state for defence things are strategic needs really are. do you think we've struck the right balance? >> yes, i do. i think we have gone a very long period without a strategic defense review. during that period, the world has changed very significantly. it would be a brave person who ever said it permanently, but it looks as though the change in focus is likely to be long term. we face a situation where the threats are likely to come from on stable regions of the world and from non-state actors, and yet we still have tens of tho

talking about which we've been telling you all about, this beautiful, young woman, a blogger, an aspiringel, who walked accidentally into the propeller of a plane and she was hurt. the news about her recovery keeps getting better and better, and her father is here to talk about that this morning. >> okay, then a little bit later on, how do you survive the holidays with your diet, your waistline intact? >> i don't know! >> it's something we all worry about. >> i've failed repeatedly. >> well, joy bauer is here, have no fear. "diet s.o.s." is covering that. >> and how do you survive the holidays and keep your budget intact? jill martin is here with "steals and deals." great deals for our "today" show viewers. dressy ties. [ everyone talking at once ] >> that's for fun. i don't think that's for sale. the backpack -- >> she's been showing up -- >> difference places, exactly. let's go inside. natalie's at the news desk. hi, natalie. >> good morning once again. good morning, everyone. >>> we begin with the breaking news they just mentioned. former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandu

welcome it because it reflects a strengthening of democracy it shows that all political forces who aspire to build a new future are prepared to take up that responsibility however when taking these new steps the parties in movements need to stick to the rules of the game and show respect for them if they abide by the rules then they are as eligible as anybody else ultimately the people cast their votes for those who believe that they will make them happy and cheery is a part of a ministerial taskforce on libya working on resolving the syrian crisis and the media use the arab initiative to resolve the syrian crisis that it must be given the maximum chance do you think the arab league was too weak to act at times and that they're not giving damascus in a chance to meet the demands of other arab countries. as a member of this task force i can tell you that all of its members and all member states of the arab league are eager to see syria cooperate this doesn't mean there needs to be outside interference because syria is an arab country a member of the arab league so we don't see that the lea

but the other part of that is what every person who ever aspires to and grabs a high office, that ishe power that goes along with it does compromise a person. i don't care how strong they are morally. it just does because people look at you and project that power on to you and the ego begins to feed into that and before long a person at the extreme end of that feels like they are above the law such as president richard nixon. when you start to look at it in that perspective i don't care how strong you are or moral fiber you think you are, enough money and power will change you unless you quit while you are ahead. most politicians cannot do that. they cannot walk away from it. >> what is edwin edwards doing now? >> he is 84 years old and enjoying his life. he has a wife who is 51 years his junior. he says he is as incorrigible as ever and he says a man is only as old as the woman he feel. he just keeps going. this guy is unsinkable. he knows he is going to die one day. he says i had more good luck than most people had and more good luck than i deserve. spending eight years in prison w

district good will, martin lamb, in district 5, rodney chen, district 6, steven lee, the leader of aspirestrict 7, a longtime democratic activist, district 8, the founding executive director of the chinatown community development center gordon chen, strychnine shirley chen, district 10, a community leader and visitation valley, and last but not least, the business woman and president of an iron works co., florence kong. could you join me in thanking all of their leadership? [applause] the last thing i want to say is we have been celebrating our heritage for 163 years, and i look forward to another 163 years of celebration. thank you very much for being here. >> supervisor chiu, thank you very much. this is the seventh year that san francisco has held an official celebration for asian americans. the plans are the culminated efforts of the members of the mayor's asian-pacific american heritage celebration committee. please welcome me and joining claudine cheng for her remarks on this year's celebration. >> thank you, everyone, for joining us for our celebration this year. the theme of our c

long season for san diego's quarterback who had mvp aspirations this season. the kansas city chiefs against the jets. not exactly what they were hoping for. the ball has to travel ten yards. watch this. it goes about three. what are you doing? where are you going? that's the kind of season it's been for the chiefs. how about a local guy making a play of the week. former gonzaga high school football. running down the field. look what i have here. his sister, one of our producers in the sports department, she was going nuts on sunday. this is the first game he's been active all season. picked up by the jaguars how cool is that? speaking of hometown, the redskins made the plays twice this week. once for absolutely horrendous tackling. we call this the forest gump run. you can't get him down. that was brutal to watch if you are a redskins fan. rex grossman, he flips it over to banks. banks, you know what he does. throws it downfield to a wide open santana moss and finds the end zone. a bright spot. another loss for the redskins this season. we are going to call th

snix >> you aspire to be a ceo rich and successful like the men i interviewed tonight.ey created thousands of jobs and said we didn't do it for the money. businesses love to create jobs. it is fun. it is not about the money it is fun? give me a break. if you believe that i have a bridge i would like to sell you. i don't believe them it is largely about the money. that's okay. what is wrong with making mon nebusiness. if you do it legally, you do a good thing. the media portrade the successful businessman as a greedy fat cat. and our hollywood writers perpetuate the myth. and they celebrate corruption. corruption charges. >> corruption? corruption. it is marketed deficiency in the form of deregulation . he got a nobel prize. corruption keeps us safe and warm corruption is why we are prancing around in here instead of fighting for scraps of meat in the street. >> corruption rarely win. honesty wins and treating your customers well . that's what helps your company grow. people don't realize that. they believe the hollywood version . in hollywood, the only acceptable villia

but in her heart, she cherishes the aspiration of one the recent -- returning him to the philippines. we are overseas filipinos ourselves. we live among the global filipinos to make our mission real and our dreams a reality. these global filipinos share their stories with us, the highs and lows, the joys and pains, the sacrifices they have made in the content -- continue to make for their families. and the hopes and dreams that keep them going every day. we're fortunate to be able to retell these stories and are honored to be welcomed into the homes of these global filipinos every night. every day we bring doc, we bring the largest community of filipinos. they laughed together. they cried together. they celebrate the proudest moments of our country together. and/oregon when tragedy strikes, they come together to help those that are back home. we have witnessed the greatness of the global filipino every day. together with you, our community leaders, we play a very critical role in helping build a strong global filipino community. together, we create the image of the filipino in places

that's what we are aspiring to be and last tonight was measuring stick for myself and football team and not whether we need to be. but we have a chance to see it firsthand up close and personal about where we need to be. first by the chefs today. kansas city just 5 and 8 after losing to the jets 37-10 yesterday. also on his way out dolphins coach spirit an 0. maim let him go after the team fell to 4 and 9 with home loss for the smuggling eagles yesterday. seahawks keep the play off hopes alive and tonight they got big contribution from his 2 bay area product lynch and baldwin. ram in seattle where they lo of this. lynch there. they are learning to love this baldwin block the punt scooped up by former niner and touch down 7 nothing seattle. 13-6 late third quarter wide open baldwin. 29 yards. had 93 receiving yards total. put the ram away with 3 minutes to go. 123 yards. beast mode. break out skills. favorite. 30-13 the final score. yummy. improve to 6 and 7. warriors made a 43 million dollar offer to jordan over the weekend. clippers today matched it. that will keep him in la which mean

snix >> you aspire to be a ceo rich and successful like the men i interviewed tonight.and said we didn't do it for the money. businesses love to create jobs. it is fun. it is not about the money it is fun? give me a break. if you believe that i have a bridge i would like to sell you. i don't believe them it is largely about the money. that's okay. what is wrong with making mon nebusiness. if you do it legally, you do a good thing. the media portrade the successful businessman as a greedy fat cat. and our hollywood writers perpetuate the myth. and they celebrate corruption. corruption charges. >> corruption? corruption. it is marketed deficiency in the form of deregulation . he got a nobel prize. corruption keeps us safe and warm corruption is why we are prancing around in here instead of fighting for scraps of meat in the street. >> corruption rarely win. honesty wins and treating your customers well . that's what helps your company grow. people don't realize that. they believe the hollywood version . in hollywood, the only acceptable villians these days are business me

i guess that would mean that anybody that might potentially aspire to be president of the united states one day or be in any political office should be very careful about who you decide to give help to. herman cain -- >> presumably mr. wood. >> he has lived the american dream and he's made not only -- business success. >> nightmare at the moment. which is why i want to press on this. >> based on false accusations and based on media's desire to have this turn into a jerry springer show. >> it may well turn out that you're right. in which case the media will hold itself to the light and the bushel of examination itself. but let me -- >> that would be news. >> well, let me just -- >> tell me when that happens. i've been doing this for a number of years. i haven't seen that happen yet. >> a simple matter of record. to these payments, presumably herman cain has to declare them to somebody or she will have had to declare them. you're talking thousands of dollars. there has to be some record because of any potential tax implications. do you know whether he has declared them? do you know whethe

. >> those dreams and aspirations never came to fruition. she disappeared while visiting a relative last christmas break. she was last seen on december 28 at her sister's apartment. >> me personally, i believe something happen in the apartment. i really do. the way the scenario played out, it just does not seem like felicia would get up and go in there on her own. >> after months of searching, her body was found in the river. her death has been classified as a murder but officials would not say how she died. no arrests have been made, police say it is still an active case and say they have made progress but would not elaborate, fear of jeopardize think he ought investigation. >> there has been a lot of crying, a lot of hurting, a lot of frustration and anger. there has been a lot of "why" questions. >> the rev. hopes the memorial will be a call to action to help prevent future tragedies from happening. >> the biggest thing is to be able to look at her life and her legacy and to not be tragic -- not see tragedy but see it as an outpouring of

. >> she was a high school student with no college aspirations.ut she discovered she had a passion for social justice. >> we are facing those challenges. we live in poverty. a lot of people are not employed. a lot of people are fighting. a lot of people are killing one another. >> they went to this institute. here at the urban garden in richmond. she organized the community and trained local youths to appreciate agriculture. >> my role in this, i'm tryingae people can come in and take leadership of it and there is no one person that is in charge of everything. >> today she is a site coordinator of this garden. she engages teens from the richmond community to take ownership of the the space. >> it earned her the brower youth award. there was a total of six winners they received $3,000 prize. these two michigan high school students are trying to change one of the ingredients in girl scout cookies. palm oil is cheap. >> i suggested canola oil blend as an alternative to palm oil. >> it's basically the most brightest eco activists all around north amer

but i wanted to get back to when you talked about strategic aspiration. would you actually say that the review was strategic and if it was, do you think we've struck the right balance between the choices we make and the things that are nonnegotiable things like we are on an island and we need a navy. but the overall strategic priority. so far, you answers have been beautifully tech cattic and bureaucratic. i have not yet got the sense of the point of the secretary of state of defense thinks our strategic needs really are. do you think we struck the right balance? >> yes, i do. i think we -- i think we've gone a very long period without a strategic defense review. during that period, the world has changed very significantly and it would be a brave person that ever said permanently. but it looks as though the change in focus is likely to be long term. we ask -- you know we face a situation where the threats are likely to come from unstable regions of the world, from non-state actors and yet we have tens of thousands of men deployed on the north german plain

therefore, we are the aspirations of the syrian people but i cannot as a president abdicate and we givehat's bordering syria and i am concerned about the interests of iraq and the interest of the security of the region. but i wish that what is required for the syrian -- by the syrian people will be achieved without affecting the security of iraq. and i know the two countries are related to each other and we must be very prudent in dealing with this matter. we were the -- with the initiative by the arab league but frankly speaking, because we suffered from the blockade and military interventions we do not encourage blockade bhaecause it exhausts the people and the government but we stood with the arab league and were very frank ourselves with the visit in baghdad and we have an agreement that perhaps will be the last bit of initiative that will save the situation and we achieve and require change in syria without any violent operations that could affect the area in general. i believe all parties realized the dangers of all sectarian war in iraq and syria and in the region because it will

therefore, we, we are the aspirations of the syrian people, and i -- but i cannot ask a president toe, and we give our -- we cannot give ourselves this right. iraq is a country that is bordering on syria, and i am concerned about the interests of iran and the interests of the security of the region. and i wish that what is required for the syrian, by the syrian people will be achieved without having, without affecting the security of iraq. and i know the two countries are related to each other, and we must be very prudent in dealing with this matter. we were with the initiative -- [inaudible] but frankly speaking, because we suffered from the blockade and the interventions, we do not encourage a blockade because it exhausts the people and the government. but we stood with the arab league, and we were very frank with ourselves with a visit to the ambassador in baghdad, and we agreed perhaps it will be the last ballot initiative that will see the situation and will achieve and require change in syria without any violent operations that could affect this area in general. i believe that

any ways it's been really incredible and aspire together see people from all walks of life i really think can re late to promoting peace one child at a time. we got some news last month that the pentagon purchased 5,000 copies. let me finish it. and it's for counter intelligence training, 101 and mandatory reading for they're course encounter intelligence. this is in tan sa any a. i went there when i was three years old and my father founded a medical center and my mother started a school. it was a wonderful childhood. i went to school with children from two dozen countries. with jews and christians and hindus and for me that was the way the world was. finally it came time to come back to america. i was in high school and really looking forward to coming back to a place whether i heard about fourth of jewels lies anulies . i got beat up. they said you're not from america. it wasn't in africa that i learned about racism but here in united states. we were completely broke and i did something real unpopular at the time. four days after high school i joind the united states army. not only to

we were taught to aspire to be men for others, and there is no question that he lived his life for himself, and but for others. he also epitomizes the phrase that to whom much is given, much as expected. samantha and that did not revel in his own fortune, but shared his fortune. he repeated often, you give for you live. san francisco is extremely fortunate that he lived in san francisco. renaming speedway matter of in his honor is a nice thing to do as a small token of our appreciation. to each one of you, thank you for sponsoring this resolution along with me. >> in addition to the helm and resolution to do the immemorial , without objection, the chubby the case-- that shall be the case. >> resolution in recognizing the incredible public service of sure of -- sherisheriff mike hennessy. i think it is important that for the record that we commemorate and celebrate the nearly 32 years of a really well renowned public service that caught this nation's attention as well as international attention because of his vision. his bold leadership, and his ability to advance initiatives that no other