blogging and they're tweeting everything they see but i haven't seen much proof. and it's not available yet and maybe it will emerge later but twitter or any other technology was, you know, the driver of events in tunisia. it helped in the fact the government has been constantly hacking into activists. they have been hacking into their facebook accounts and their gmail which was a surprising factor they haven't found before and that social media was playing some role in nukneesia, i'm just not sure it is the driver that many people expect it to be. but it still mattered, it still does. go back in time and tell us why you decided to write the book and, you know, your own journey from cyberutopian was to today. and a much more realistic take on, you know, what the internet can deliver in terms of political freedom? >> sure. well, i was brain and raised in belarus. >> not in chernobyl. >> no. but close. about 200 miles, maybe. in a small mining town, that he will so we had our own environmental problem. but so i was born and raised there and, of course, the subject o

our blogging, blogging has become a very efficient mechanism for us to do original reporting and get it to our audience. and you've heard about project argo earlier and project government, project and the blogging component of that, our digital services operations, also working with stations to create local news blogs. most of the station that is we work with are not swimming in resources. they need -- you know, they need an efficient way to get original journalism out in front of people. that platform, blogging, is a great way to do that. it's not just what as bill kling described earlier, people reporting on what other people are reporting that other people are reporting. it's a great way to do and efficiently deliver great and original stuff. on the content side in terms of sharing that, we've had an open api that allows us to distribute our journalism -- >> say what an api is. >> the api is really a series of technologies that allow us to take the content that's in our digital warehouse and make that part of our station site. so if anything to the kqed home page or the wbur home

tell us about your blog. >> the fact that i am here says something. i wanted to speak to public defenders. they were my target audience. i wanted to give more cohesiveness. people from all over the country started contacting me telling me these stories about their day to day lives. i had some lawyers contact me saying they had 400 felonies a year and only some of them are class a. what can i do? when those stories are repeated when those stories are repeated over and over again, it gained

tell us about your blog. >> the fact that i am here says something. i wanted to speak to public defenders. they were my target audience. i wanted to give more cohesiveness. people from all over the country started contacting me telling me these stories about their day to day lives. i had some lawyers contact me saying they had 400 felonies a year and only some of them are class a. what can i do? when those stories are repeated over and over again, it gained new momentum. the people trust me because they know i am one of them, not one of the others. with their permission, i have given information to professors who are doing scholarly studies, people who are more invested in change. it is a way of connecting with people and getting stories out. >> i am not sure the most effective way to communicate the message, but part of the message that jonathan is talking about, most of the victims and people accused of crime coming from the same place -- part of the message that needs to get up there, talking about justice and all that, it is meaningful to folks li

important to your >> carol, what does blogging do for our public image? >> well, it may also get me fired -- [laughter] it is an easy way to publish. there are barriers to the press, but here is a little button that allows you to publish. if you can attract enough readers, you can get our message out. whether it is telling stories of public defenders in their everyday life, which i have done, but also use it to try to use it as an incentive to think about how we can think about the public defender's office differently. to change things, perhaps. it is still a new form of media, so we are just starting to develop some of the ideas on how we can use it. >> can you give us examples of how your blogging has affected the media's influence on the public's perception? tell us about your blog. >> the fact that i am here says something. i wanted to speak to public defenders. they were my target audience. i wanted to give more cohesiveness. people from all over the country started contacting me telling me these stories about their day to day lives. i had some lawye

that content can come in the form of blogs, tweets, social networks or just plain old websites. for tonight's commentator, it's deja vu all over again. he's internet consultant harry lin. >> amazing what a little thing like aol buying the huffington post blog for $315 million will do to an industry. i've worked in the internet industry long enough to remember when the catchphrase "content is king" ruled, and then when everyone in the industry proclaimed that king to be dead. too expensive, too easily pirated and copied, too hard to monetize. now guess what? the king is dead. long live the king! see, the thing about content and internet businesses is this: sure, many businesses generate admirable revenue from services, off of data, on top of platforms. but an enormous amount of the internet is still content. it may be low-fi, it may be re- purposed, it may be inaccurate, it may be malicious. but it's still content. it's writing, it's photos, it's graphs and charts, it's videos and music, it's conversations and dialogue. so despite all the pessimism about content as the foundation

you keep a blog of your own while in orbit and it's not just also part of your job that part of your is simon from the earth or just a hobby and a way to relax maybe. people of the cosmonauts a new a bit have an opportunity to communicate with through social networks to keep blogs it's also one of my hubby's i'm doing it totally on the voluntary basis in order to have a challenge the people of belgium. and also high. beautiful fluids from space. people on earth should understand that a cosmonaut seeks to do all he can to use his time in a bit as efficiently as possible. this is why my blog describes part of our everyday work like our space walks the scientific experiments and how we spend our free time that is it covers all the aspects of life on board the station alexander ury people engaged in space walks and mitri said as much just now is it an absolutely different sensation what you feel inside the craft and in general does it feel scary i'd like to make a small correction so i will start an old spaceflights back in the soviet union so you're pretty sure it was in mine since seve

a victim posted his description down to his ralph lauren glasses on a popular blog. >> i think it is disgusting. i am glad he got caught. >> the victim, named alley, called police, and posted a blog that the man was rubbing himself on young women on the train. he gets on at the metro and off at the pentagon, always riding in the last train car. she posted his description, that he wears track suits, and glasses with heavy black frames. an administrator. >> i am happy to hear they caught the guy. >> the victim tells news 4, metro catches a lot of flack, she is grateful that police used her tip. she said, i hope the successful outcome will encourage more women to speak up and report these kinds of crimes. this man found the website made him accountable. >> tell stories that may be not be the most uplifting type of story, but leading to action that makes metro better. of course, i am happy about that. >> >>> an egyptian cobra is making up -- waking up in a dark corner in the reptile house. they are trying to figure out how she got loose. she has over 200,000 followers, and a face book pa

i first of i guess i came up with this idea when i was writing a blog post which i blog at "foreign policy" magazine but i came up with is in the august 2009. there was a vivid came in treating zombies as a disease pathogen and concluding along with most zombie films and less is why to immediately, zombies will eventually destroy civilization as we know it. i wrote sort of a joking blog post. it generated a lot of interesting responses. so i decided wait, this might be a useful exercise. it might be a useful way for students to get a bite into the international relations and. so i figured i would start writing this book. i pitched it to university press and they were interested. the first time i started writing it though i hit a brick wall because i felt like milton berle in front of the keyboard. the jokes were too jokey. it was too obvious and i felt like -- trying to make people laugh and that was right. until i bought at the graceland anecdote, that's too big a moment i was done on trying to figure out how to write this, my editor said look, don't wait this will work is if you write as

on the internet you can i'm a klutz blog dot com and he joins us from washington so michael first i want to touch on this issue of raising the debt ceiling i want to ask you isn't this just political theater because with the u.s. really put itself in a position to default on its debt i mean that would send markets haywire and that's just one of the repercussions it would cause. if we don't. there is going to be a world financial markets we go to are used or else we're going to. go don't it could be worse in two thousand and eight so this is something that. no question it's always going to go. the route you know john boehner saying oh go ahead i was going to say that is the real question i want to ask you if you think that there is any political will for that because the president came out today he has all these proposals which sound very nice but if we look at just even the recent budget showdown they managed to cut between the democrats and the republicans thirty eight billion dollars and that doesn't even to include accounting gimmicks which many of them appear to be that's one pe

a with a great recollection of the defeat of the the imperialist if you go to go on and sanchez is blog they march down the streets and say we are the we are the men who wear the pants and the imperialist wear the skirts and you know there's still right saying you saying you always go ahead go ahead and i ask you how much i ask you all ok it's a totalitarian yes it's hotel a tarion state how come they let you know and he said she was doing her blog how come they let all these bloggers to their blog so no matter what he told how interesting and a gracious yeah. they are what they were they are oftentimes so you know every time you know acts of repudiate the day they're in and out in their tolerance they have released political prisoners it's a it's a different regime it's not it's stalin esque it's a bit more readily. but it's a totalitarian it's a totalitarian regime in principle because you have to control the total power in the state no that's a word can't they allow power to cheap words you know half to them and half the demonstrations in the united states end up with the rest as wel

that was like ok so that he could check out his blog at economic collapse blog dot com now we heard obama today talk about preserving the american dream however nobel prize winning economist joseph stiglitz told me and in our team interview that the data shows it may already be gone here's a case of the increase in the concentration of income in wealth in the united states has been enormous. i said has described looking at growth of inequality is watching the grass grow having very slowly but it happens over time and before you know it the lawn is overgrown and things have changed. which happen in the last couple decades is twenty five zero most a quarter of all the income goes to the upper one percent around forty percent of the now you measure of the wealth goes to the upper one percent americans used to think of themselves as a land of opportunity everybody else thinks of themselves as a land of opportunity and they think of old europe as ossified the data to show that they're beginning to realize their most americans are worse off than they were say a decade ago so it's not just that

the question that will host all you killed every monday and on thursday the show long response is a blog like. you know some good to see a story and it seems so. easy to understand it and then you give them something else here's the part of it and realize that everything is ok if you don't charge the. art it's time for tonight's tool time award and tonight our award goes to sarah palin the former half term governor of alaska must be feeling a little bit left out she's not getting anywhere when it comes to the race for the white house next year in fact that most pundits say that she has absolutely zero chance of winning the g.o.p. nomination in recent months her poll numbers have fallen off a cliff so while still allowing that has decided to try and inject herself back into the public debate she didn't come out with a great opinion on the budget debate or our war in libya now instead she jumped on the donald trump rather bandwagon he's not just throwing stones and and from the sidelines he's big in there you see he's paying for researchers to find out why president obama would have spent

. >> the best blog and human rights has to be from the arab world this year, they decided. the prize goes to a tahitian girl. the professor rest rely writing about profession -- writing about censorship under the former leadership during the january revolution. >> she was very active and telling the world what was going on in her country. >> blog from all over the world reflected in 17 categories. >> we are introduced to a far more decentralized view of the world and people who would not find a voice otherwise. the topics are authentic because they are and filter. >> the jury members made their choices and the words will be presented in june. >> queen beatrix of the netherlands is here in germany for a state visit, her first year in nearly 30 years. her first thought was in berlin where she was greeted by the german president. she met with the chancellor, accompanied by the crown prince and his wife. i will be right back. you look at the question of will it take decades to clean up fukushima in japan? we will be right back after the brea million people go hungry. you tell t

i showed up on his blog over 40 times.lso found weiwei the artist had become as provocative with his keyboard, tapping out a daily diatribe against local corruption and government abuses. >> weiwei through internet has created probably the biggest following he's ever had in his life. i think he had people who were waiters, waitresses. he had a lot of just average chinese who were following him, because he was speaking their mind. he was speaking up for them. >> my political involvement, it's really personal. if you don't speak out and you don't clear your mind, then who are you? >> in me cases, they call him "ai sh" online-- you know, sort of "holy ai" or "ai god." you know, that's a very dangerous description. >> klayman: ai weiwei's activism took a major public turn as china prepared to host the 2008 olympics. weiwei had worked with a swiss architecture firm to design the signature building of the games, the bird's nest stadium. but, as the games approached, he grew disillusioned, calling the olympics a fake smile that c

robert walker who served as a sniper in afghanistan and now blogs a powerful case that net on his site he references a quote that he appeared in my system self from douglas macarthur the soldier above all other people prays for peace for he must suffer and bear the deepest wounds and scars of war was to thank you for viruses and pleasure so. you served as a sniper for the navy seals in afghanistan tell us a little bit about your service and what lessons you gain from it i have to carry out that i did not actually serve as a sniper and wasn't required in the navy seals ok intel on primary reconnaissance got a special thank you lots of time in iraq and afghanistan but none sniping ok well we were we don't want to get into the mechanics of the sniping anyways but really what were the what are the lessons going because you served you served for twenty five years of years twenty years you've lived in thirty countries thirty four now i think and you must have learned some lessons specifically from your service that informs your views now on our foreign policy tell us about that well in the s

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paul krugman's blog on january 8th and then january 9th, he blogged something to the effect of -- we don't have proof yet that this was political but odds are, that it was. and there were other journalists who took their cues from that. i'm concerned about the tone of civic and civil discourse in this country. and i think that the tea partiers are probably -- have more violent rhetoric but the progressive and liberal side have their open problem with this and i can quote you right now frank rich who, you know, calls, you know, americans who wouldn't take on the issue of torture in gitmo good germans who called john ashcroft the best goerbles of them on and committed religious believers with islamic extremists, maureen dowd who equated the male domination of the catholic church to the taliban. who said that because christian -- the christian right was gaining force during the bush administration that, god, we really are in a theocracy. the arizona shooter -- the arizona anti-immigration or anti-illegal law was met by linda greenhouse with an image that came out of nazi germany. so, yo

. >> and that leads us to comments we found again and again on blogs about hummer mom. where the heck was this chick when i was 14? another writes "it is hard to think of these boys as true victims." the mother of boy number one sent me a statement. "i'm sure people would feel differently if this were to happen to their son. i only hope going forward that people will change their double standard thinking and realize male or female, a ped file is a ped file." >> and it is frustrating because if it was a man there would be no question this man was evil, scum of the earth, the dirty pit of society. >> he worked more than 150 sex crime cases, and he says the affect on a young victim is the same, boy or girl. >> it is baggage they will carry emotionally. i don't think they will ever be a proper connection between love, intimacy and sex and kristine stole that from both boys. >> tim says his family is starting therapy and he has to start to revitalize his dental practice. he says he lost 10% of his patients because of the scandal. despite the damage kristine has caused, tim w

came after a victim posted his description all the way down to his ralph lauren glasses on a popular blog called, unsuck dc metro.blog spot.com. >> i think that it's disgusting and i i'm glad he got caught. >> reporter: the victim named alley called police was rubbing against himself against young women on the train. she posted as he gets on the train at the metro, and gets off at the pentagon, always riding in the last train car. she posted the man's description including that he wears track suits, a white watch, and the glasses with heavy black frames. a metro transit investigator apparently mon, to the site saw the posting and arrest the the suspect charging him with assault and battery. >> i think that's awesome because metro does get a lot of bad press but i'm happy to hear that they caught the guy. >> reporter: the victim tells news4 that while metro catches a lot of flack, she's grateful that police pursued her tip and that the blog ran the information to alert other riders. she says, "i hope this successful outcome will encourage more women to speak up and report these kinds of cr

julie knew who to target to get the buzz going aside from joining kick starter they sent e-mail to blog like these and the blog picked the idea and tweeted about it. >> in just 4 days the 2 dave have surpassed fundraising goal by 300 percent. lisa, abc 7 news. >>> attorneys general from 2 states are asking apple and google to ban smart phone app that disclose the location of dui check points. first reported on the app last week. in and out a.g. from delaware and maryland say they help drunk drivers sirj haven't law meant to save lives. black berry got rid of similar app for its phones early this month. >> hyundai ending the offer to take back the car if you lose your job. fewer and fewer people using it. only 350 cars have been taken back since the program began in january of 2009. recession took hold the then. hyundai says declining popularity is a mark of improving economy. >>> higher gas prices are hitting the fuel tank. you know. that but also the sweet tooth. her she raising prices on most of its candy by 10%. the company blames variety of factors for this including higher fuel and

dot com and go straight to our blog section for more of that. as the world's attention is fixed on libya the events have inspired both the angry debate and security all jobs are russian cartoonist has created an animated picture of the north african or as that's become an internet hit or he's marine important i imagine. you. can. occur to parody starring. birds and r t possibly the best and shortest explanation summarizing the uprisings in tunisia egypt and libya . three big pigs was created by russian illustrator igor i twenty six year old motivated by technology and politics. flesh game i wanted to do yeah. i just looked. towards one of my favorite games that we could. afford. going on and i thought plug and play. and i thought oh my shop those things in this three little pigs remake libyan strongman moammar gadhafi and the ousted leaders of tunisia and egypt they could form of green pigs hiding in houses angry bird protesters smashed literally and mubarak but with libya. this so-called freedom fighters achieve victory with the support of an a

totalitarian yes or this hotel or terry and state how come they let you know and he said as to her blog how come they let all these bloggers who their blood soaked my older women are always told how dare you say racial yeah. yeah like they were they are often times so you know every time you know acts of refugio day they're in and out in their tolerance they have released political prisoners it's a it's a different regime it's not easy stalin esque it's a bit more manly as this but it's a totalitarian it's a tell you i mean you're a regime in principle because you have any control the total power in the state no that's a word that's a allow power that's a cheap word you know half the democrats half the demonstrations in the united states end up with the rest as well if you don't have a primate you can't have a demonstration in the united states and even sometimes with a permit and we've seen so many times when the cops beat the hell out of the students so let's forget this crap i mean really the castro had one brilliant idea i would play a little and it was totally out of the i mean let

a better idea of what's happening on the ground in libya you can always check out parlous leaders blogon our website and saw her reporting from tripoli a little earlier and her latest post she describes how international journalists have been fighting to establish the truth about a libyan woman who burst into their hotel last week saying she'd been raped i think fifteen of khadafi is mad what ontology back to our blog section for more on that story. as the world's attention is fixed on libya the events have inspired both angry debate and if you satirical jabs a russian cartoonist has created an animated picture of the north african unrest that became an instant internet hit or he's marina part and i went to meet him. occur to parity starring. birds and r t possibly the best and shortest explanation summarizing the uprisings in tunisia egypt and libya. three big pigs was created by russian illustrator. twenty six year old motivated by technology and politics wanted to do flesh game i wanted to do yeah but. i just looked. at the words. that we can. afford. to see the things that are goin

blog she's mine old girls. and omissions features now in the palm of your. question on the call. here with our team life and moscow colonel gadhafi his attack on civilians has prompted combination and immediate response from the international community while the outcry on libya is loud other conflicts have sal to draw such reaction as our team is going to check can now reports this is how some leaders risk a punishment for their crimes that the warm welcome and firm handshakes for someone who just three years ago gave the order that led to the deaths of civilians in the republic of south the city has been dealing with one of the great leaders of the world the georgian president with his fluent english is a welcome guest on american t.v. shows where he's never asked the question why in the middle of the night on august the seventh of two thousand and eight the good you begin to me george the reborn part of the sleeping city of tskhinvali and the peace will carry. the region which georgia wanted to bring under its control was razed to the ground . hundreds were killed in the attack

by the way can always find more news features and blogs. our website that's our t. daughter column here's some of what we've got lined up for you right now. a russian pilot is tried in the u.s. for alleged international drug trafficking but just how legal was his arrest in the first place. plus burning bridges we look at the implications of the afghan riots that broke out after an american passed the torch the qur'an it have you'll send the issue by taking part in our poll today from just head over to dot com. down the official and see how to make a show your body phone i pod touch from the i choose our. life on the good. video on demand exceeds my old. r.s.s. feed now in the palm of your. let's not check out some of the other stories making headlines this hour and the biggest lebanese jailed three security guards have been taken hostage in a prison in iraq and mates also set fire to one of the buildings in the facility east of beirut iraq started last week with prisoners the money a general amnesty and by the conditions of detention. the prison was built to house f

to get more idea of what's happening on the ground in libya check out point to slee is blog on our website you saw it reporting from tripoli just real but earlier never latest post she describes how the libyan woman burst into a foreign journalist hotel saying she'd been raped by fifteen of the from a she's got more on that story because. we all saw it she's got more on it at our own possible straight to our own blog section for more on everything that's going on there in libya. as the world's attention focused on libya the events of inspired some vicious debate and satirical jabs a russian cartoonist has created an animated picture of the north african unrest which became an internet hits. port ny i went to meet him. a cartoon parody starring. birds and r t possibly the best and shortest explanation summarizing the uprisings in tunisia egypt and libya. three big pigs was created by russian illustrator igor's who are twenty six year old motivated by technology and politics wanted to do. i wanted to do yeah. i just looked. for birds one of my favorite games that. i thought. play. and i thou

he will try his very best to keep us updated using twitter that is said because tweets as well as blogs that we do look forward to reading about their experiences up there in space. well no let's check out some of the world stories making headlines this world update in the biggest lebanese jail for security guards are being taken hostage in a prisoner right in mates also set fire to one of the buildings in the facility east of my roof iraq started last week the prison is demanding a general amnesty and better conditions of detention the prison was built to house fifteen hundred inmates but currently holds around four thousand. and yemen thousands have been marching in the capital sanaa to demand that president ali abdullah saleh step down three people reportedly killed in clashes between forces loyal to the leader and soldiers supporting opposition forces were also injured in renewed violence in the city it is a day off the fifteen people were killed during demonstrations in battle president has been refusing to step down since the protests started in february. taking on the musician sh

by the way you can always find more news features and blogs on our website that's part of con is some of what we got there lined up for you right now. a russian pilot is tried in the u.s. for alleged international drug trafficking but just held legal was his arrest in the first place. plus burning bridges we look at the implications of the afghan riots that broke out after an american pastor torched the koran you'd have your say on this issue by taking part or not online poll just head over to our team com. time now to check out some other stories making headlines this hour in the biggest lebanese jail three security guards have been taken hostage in a prison a riot in mates also set fire to one of the buildings in the facility east of route where i started last week with prisoners that morning a general amnesty and better conditions of detention the prison was built to house fifteen hundred inmates but currently holds around four thousand. in yemen thousands have been marching in the capital sanaa to demand the president. step down three people have. reportedly been killed in clashes

well as a blog so we do look forward to reading about their experiences up there is space. launch as well as the business news with dimitri. hello and welcome to the program libyan rebels are expected to start exporting oil tanker kolby if it is you to dock in the east of the country he would be the first exports from libya nearly three weeks since colonel gadhafi ordered production be shut down. to pacify the markets crude prices are actually growing this reaching. brant crude costs around a hundred and twenty two dollars a barrel oil light sweet is still over eight dollars a barrel very chilling period from being people too early to celebrate the resumption of world in the breeze from libya i think it's a little bit early to the resumption of supplies from libya these are just tentative cargoes and in the end we have a disruption to supply in excess of a million girls for a day and i don't think it's a couple of cargoes here or there that are going to shift the market but oh and so until further notice supply of libya is disrupted and this is why the market is not respond

over updates on the situation in libya throughout the day check out our chinese polish blog on our website you saw her reporting out the top of the hour from the libyan capital in her latest and she describes the hotel where foreign journalists are staying with shooting outside in the air and difficulty going anywhere due to government restrictions will stay with the latest news from all the while trying to argue dot com and go straight to our blog section . well as the world's attention is fixed on libya the events have inspired some vicious debate and satirical jabs a russian cartoonist has created an animated picture of the north african unrest which became an instant hit on the internet party's more important. it was a cartoon parody starring pigs. birds and r t possibly the best and shortest explanation summarizing the uprisings in tunisia egypt and libya. three big pigs was created by russian illustrator igor i twenty six year old motivated by technology and politics wanted to do pleasure and i wanted to do. on the group i just looked at regards one of my favorite p.m.'s of the. fold

there are always plenty more stories and blogs and analysis just a click away on our side of course but is artsy part calm let's have a look right now give you a taste of what's waiting in line and it's a never ending nightmare in japan as crews continue pumping highly radioactive water from the damaged fukushima reactors. plus ten friends we'll take a look at a facebook campaign that sprung up after a president was caught red handed taking it more than he signed up for. now more than half of children in russia suffering from a rare form of hereditary illnesses die at an early age without ever getting any help from the government the huge cost of the treatment they need is normally impossible for parents to meet and the money is available but it's not always so easy to access. reports. they're both the same age believe in one country and they have the same debilitating condition the only difference between them is that one was born in the capital and another one lives in a small town and it's this zip code lottery it's already defined who have their relief and who will die you want some

under school can you can also check of paul is inside some a blog too on our main web site r t dot com. boom. there's her argentina now discuss the story with a researcher and author adrian so good she was bitchy good evening now decided countries have got directly involved in libya do you think that sets a dangerous precedent for the other ongoing uprisings in the arab world you think we're going to see more of the same. well yes we are seeing more of the same actually and i think that we have to be very careful with the double standards that are used by the western nations in this case so far france britain and you know because they seem to make a great differentiation whether the uprising is from off the bad guy government. or where there is one of the good guys as we are seeing in saudi arabia which invaded another good suppose a good go back reign where the united states keeps we you know should flee and have been no invasions of saudi arabia or a rain cloud on the western powers definitely i think that is part of the turf war that is being spread even on purpose i would even say

dog poem and her straight talk blogs section. well as the world's attention is fixed on libya the events of inspired some vicious debates and satirical jabs a russian cartoonist has created an animated picture of the north african unrest which has become an instant hit all the incident miniport niall went to meet him. can't. occur to parody starring. birds and r t possibly the best and shortest explanation summarizing the uprisings in tunisia egypt and libya. three big pigs was created by russian illustrator igor's twenty six year old motivated by technology and politics wanted to do the flesh i wanted to do. i just looked at the birds one of my favorite games. for. some of the things that are going on and i thought plug. for. my shop those things in this three little pigs remake libyan charm and the market off me and the ousted leaders of tunisia and egypt take a mormon of green pigs hiding in houses angry bird protesters smash their gnarly and bark but with libya. this so-called freedom fighters achieve victory with the support

the stakes of international attention since the tsunami and earthquake devastated to construct our blogs and i was told the president said of his that she can see be an ounce of initiatives aimed at preventing any you need to disasters in the speech of another topic is a six will be the issue and the parties say the u.n. security council apostle resolution last week was actually initiated by russia to preventing sea piracy off the case of somalia is a days as some of the topics of the will be discussed today a bit as he said over the top of the agenda is going to be the all going conflict and the importance of ensuring the ford involvement isn't acting outside the terms of the u.n. resolution. still ahead for you this hour the midwest collides with the middle east koala burning american pastor all shock waves around the world that's a protest outside of the largest mosque in the u.s. . last april customs of the modern world a russian spy raised state without taking close up. security forces in russia's republic of chechnya have killed a top al qaeda leader in north caucasus it was one of

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