boris johnson, angelina jolie, paul mccartney, charles kennedy, david miliband, models, and the liston and on. sometimes the families of targets were also large. "news of the world" wanted him to follow the parents of the harry potter star for unknown reasons. and he drilled on foot in a partner of the energy secretary as she walked around the capital. >> many of the jobs, the majority of the jobs, 95% of them i was never rumbled at all. even if falling for weeks on end. >> for derek webb, the commission's kept rolling in. >> because i kept getting results for them, they employ in my services more and more. so i was getting word from them, and they were very satisfied with the work. >> but he says that after eight years with "news of the world," he was cut loose and the paper folded with no compensation. he is taking an employment case against them. >> other people were getting loyalty payments, and i was loyal to "news of the world. i was loyal to them, and they failed to recognize this. and disregarded me as a non- entity. >> now he has decided to go public in such a spectacular wa

to battle it out and it's no small claim six and a half billion dollars is at stake exiled tycoon boris berezovsky wants the cash from ramallah which accusing the chelsea club owner of robbing him as a band of reporters it means britons are getting a rare glimpse into the life of a low profile a billionaire. it's been dubbed the battle of the oligarchs in one corner is mr a estimated wealth fifteen million assets for your football club and a french chateau in the other corner used to be estimated fortune five hundred million he had to sell his yacht but he does still have his trusty stretch my back and she never fails to show off her manner of overages rise to riches is a story precious few knew until now his turn in the witness stand has lifted the

if only boris was able to choose this would have never happened. >> that's what made boris so special. i think it is finally good we were able to talk about this. >> me too. happy look for circles day, greg jie. screw you. >>> let's welcome our guest. she is cuter than an ewok playing with a puppy in a house made of gingerbread. i am here with remi spencer. she hilarious and charming, but high was out sick so we have comedy who is called pro choice. i was going to make a joke about the jacket, so the joke didn't work. fresh from a night of bobbing for 8 balls it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and sitting next to me, the terrific character actor and star of such great films as l.a. confidential and alex rug. his most challenging role, putting up with his crazy brother, bob. welcome a first time guest, agreeing beckle. and the folks on the right give him a fright. good to see you pinch. >> today the times pro files new yorker writer and gopnick as he celebrates the french dinner in his new book. i shared a bottle of 1967 sat toe saint jean with them. and what started as a lovely

but are they still going to be as satisfied, as excited as they were in 2008, boris?. they're not, again, jobs have not been delivered. that's what young people care about. they're called the generation jobless. "the wall street journal" writes about it. there are people coming out of college with big debt and don't have a job to leanç on. and hope and change does not feed you when you don't have a job. >> we've seen with the polls that the young people are still strongly behind this president and he hasn't started his social media campaign which was so effective -- >> will they go and volunteer -- will they be there on the ground? >> there is a strong, strong movement in this country right now. i think this president could tap into it more so than anybody on the republican side. no one on the republican side could tap into it -- >> that's incorrect. the youth at occupy wall street are disappointed with this president because he hasn't delivered. >> but he can capitalize on it and the republicans can not. >> are all three groups important or is one more important tha

i want to bring in karen hunter and boris epstein.all we all say that herman cain has not handled this particularly well? should he at this point just say, let her talk, i don't care, let's get this out and over with, i have nothing to hide? >> he hasn't handled it well. but he doesn't have to say, let her talk. the slow drip is killing him. he should himself go out there and talk. he should himself say, this is exactly what happened. i'm not going to hold anything back. >> then it's just a "he said" -- >> but he's running for president, she's not running for president. >> but she shaf pertinemay have information to help people make their decision. >> but it's been a slow drip. and slow drip is what kills you in a presidential race. >> cain was asked whether he thought race was what was behind what was coming out. here's what he had to say about it. >> i believe the answer is yes. but we do not have any evidence to support it. there are some people who are democrats, liberals who do not want to see me win the nomination. >> is he bein

some had been bory put it together and it was a life of great love. that was the only way it could be done. empty sidewalk was jammed with people. i held her as they streamed by. thank you. >> from the last 2 pages i wrote in my novel. after the events in entertainment room number 17. with the man who had been pretending to be her husband. the imposter didn't have his own name. he used ga as he wore ga's clothes and slept as her husband had on the couch. he drove with the high beams on and reunification boulevard. they were in a mustang and there were no other cars on the road. passing through the park they saw families in the dark steeling chest nuts from the trees. at dinner everyone called him commander ga even though he didn't look like commander ga. see knew that this man was not going to leave that her husband was not coming back be and from now on this man wouldn't be wished away. he would have to be dealt with as her husband had to be dealt with. they crossed the river the bridge lights showing the color of his bruises. they drove through the

in accordance with boris custom the man dollar will be destroyed in a ceremony that will conclude the festival. of heels in my journey is in its third day. of the goodness traditions and all prayers at any time in any place even on the move and meditation is best done out in the open. i have no problem with the sloan poplar yes it's a human symbol rather than a buddhist object of worship but how it has been able to survive the calixto is a mystery to me. of wisdom as a rule i pray at sunset or the sake of all living creatures the ones that make each day be more fortunate for them than the last. well to the. mayor and more mouths to feed but where will the food come from can science provide the answers the future of food under the microscope. we've got the future covered. for sure is that so much allaah people at my period will dance it all we're trying to fix what's next for the occupy movement across the u.s. after police use strong arm tactics to disperse protesters should the movement seek a way to join the. the international buddhist festival in kalmykia has brought together touri

the witness box chelsea football club owner roman abramovich is in court as his his former friend boris abettors also he sues him for allegedly muscling him out of a.

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cowell, and the parents of daniel radcliff, and politicians like charles clark, the london the mayor boris johnson and tom watson. e's a member of the -- sport committee. he is among the newspapers fiercest critics. he was hailed at the 2009 labor party conference. >> it is an extraordinary story. i think is what the bbc appears to have uncovered is a most serious development that will need to be developed by justice levenson and all those others with an interest in this issue, including the culture, the media, and sport committee. >> the inquiry begins at public hearings next week. before that, james murdoch is it due to face more questions on thursday. it will likely be a difficult meeting. >> more concerns about iran posing nuclear program. what more can you tell us? >> the united nations and ieea says there are indications that iran has carried out activities relative to the development of a nuclear explosive device. however, it stopped short of saying explicitly that iran is developing a nuclear bomb. iran has rejected the report as politically motivated. it insists its nuclear progra

and russian tycoon is romana a brahma venture and boris berezovsky slug it out in a multibillion dollar court battle in london where evidence has turned the spotlight on the legit shady business dealings of the past. hello i'm karen tara chan you're with our t.v. broadcasting to la.

scott boris is out. dan lo zano is in. he represents pujols and rollins.ange in business might mean for the giants's chances of getting beltran back. in the last decade, he has been an actor and a businessman and the owner of a basketball franchi franchise. taking the reigns of a major league baseball team and he negotiated to purchase the dodgers. one initial problem, the asking price of 1 billion to 1.2 billion is too steep. he is interested in buying the team if he can get a better deal. the dodgers official up for sale with help from major league baseball. after winning five straight out on the road, the sharks finished up by losing to new york. following that contest, san jose's captain described the rangers as soft. their head coach did not like that attestment too much and today retaliating saying "joe has not won a thing in this league. he said he should shut up. thornton has won a trophy and olympic gold medal, just not a stanley cup. the raiders are making an interesting signing today, picking up wide receiver and the veteran and the 34-year-old

to battle it out and it's no small claim six and a half billion dollars is at stake exiled tycoon boris berezovsky wants the cash from ramallah which accusing the chelsea club owner of robbing him as a band of reporters it means britons are getting a rare glimpse into the life of a low profile a billionaire. it's been dubbed the battle of the oligarchs in one corner is mr a estimated wealth fifteen million assets for your football club and a french chateau in the other corner used to be estimated fortune five hundred million he had to sell his yacht but he does still have his trusty stretch my back and she never fails to show off her manner of overages rise to riches is a story precious few knew until now his turn in the witness stand has lifted the need on a life in the shadows he revealed how some of his company's employed primarily disabled staff banding lucrative thirty percent tax breaks and he came clean on the piles of cash he paid for protection as he dived into the infamous salad minium wars of the ninety's where we now know someone was murdered every three days not exactly the

the spotlight in london the super rich locked in a legal battle but in the next hour i'll spoken of boris berezovsky and chelsea football club owner roman abramovich continued legal drama playing out over a six point five billion dollars play. or at a quarter past the hour now here in moscow this is the weekly report by the un's atomic wash dog has heightened fears this week that iran could be developing a nuclear weapon israel is now calling on the international community to act to stop despite being an undeclared nuclear power itself of it russia is stressing the need for caution over what appears to be an inconclusive report iran's brushing the allegations aside blaming the u.s. for putting pressure on the international atomic energy agency iranian lawmakers are now calling for a review of the country's cooperation with that agency tehran's envoy to the i.a.e.a. says his country will not stop its nuclear activities which he says have been always peaceful and transparent. this report is not professional and not balanced and he's with political motivation and under political pressure by

dispute to a london court where five and a half billion dollars are at stake some of exiled businessman boris berezovsky claims his former associate and the owner of chelsea football club which has robbed him of billions by intimidating him into selling oil shares on the cheap remortgage denies the allegations in the shied away from making any public comment on the case but what is oscar is very much more candid with some loud and passionate grandstanding in the witness box the lawsuit promises to become the most expensive in history with legal costs for each of the men rocketing to millions of dollars. let's take a look at some world news headlines. right now will star in iraq in baghdad there are triple explosions rocked a local market reports suggest eight people have been killed and over twenty injured but police and medics say the number of casualties is set to grow the attack follows a statement by iraq's prime minister urging security forces to clamp down on any threats of violence the last thirty three thousand u.s. troops in the country who spoke with. a suicide car bomb blast near a

spoke with the head of the project boris more a cause of his interview coming up. all right mr merkel of thank you very much for being with us to. five hundred is your idea of purchase and it's close to completion the exponential members are about to walk out of this whatever how does it feel it's been seventeen months are you nervous with the crush on her and of course i'm anxious as we are more anxious though when they just walked in now we're looking forward to the end of the experiment of course such extensive isolation will require the crew to spend some time in rehabilitation will be hard work for us to analyze the results but the very fact of a team managed to stay the course is a source of delight. and. under very start there has been much controversy over marseille and very specially among professionals i mean it's people say that you can become a formula one driver by spending a year in a house only privacy ordinary people who don't know much about the experiment are likely to ask was the purpose of spending fifty million dollars to isolate six able bodie

for instance boris nadezhda in was on the right cause ballot said he was prepared to bring his supporters to the rally. leaders and his party told him. that if you go through the facts with me to announce the rally or you will be taken off the ballot immediately and many politicians talk about the election in these terms you see this party was told to do this their party was warned against that when you see this i mean that those recommendations come from the coming of course not only. will it be seen in some people close to the kremlin it seems like you are all in theater and they are the rhetoric. against say that formally the kremlin controlled all political activities. but it can no longer do today has it is getting weaker criminal officials are not the only ones influencing politics. and ministers and officials play a big role in it too for example recently i got hold of a speech by governor grove of the most egregious governor right he was meeting with his subordinates and it is a sure piece of live made outrageous statements that were totally unconstitutional . so governors mayors

over in london two russian billionaires are going head to head exiled tycoon boris berezovsky and chelsea football club owner. locked in what's said to be the most expensive private court case britain has ever seen our correspondent dr bennett has been monitoring the hearing. it's been dubbed the battle of the oligarchs in one corner is mr a estimated wealth fifteen billion assets for your a football club and a french chateau in the other corner mr b. estimated fortune five hundred million he had to sell his yacht but he does still have his trusty stretch my back which he never fails to show off. which is rise to riches is a story precious few knew until now his turn in the witness stand has lifted the need on a life in the shadows he revealed how some of his companies employed primarily disabled staff landing lucrative thirty percent tax breaks and he came clean on the piles of cash he paid for protection as he dived into the infamous alimony and wars of the ninety's where we now know someone was murdered every three days not exactly the clean cut image and one of britain's most loved fo

russia's richest to battle it out a small claim either six billion dollars at stake excelled in a boris berezovsky once the cash from a roman abramovich accusing the chelsea football club owner of robbing him and that is either been reported means britons are getting a rare glimpse into the life of a low profile billionaire. it's been dubbed the battle of the oligarchs in one corner is mr a estimated well if deemed billion assets for yachts chelsea football club and a french chateau in the other corner mr b. estimated fortune five hundred million he had to sell his yacht but he does still have his trusty stretch my book which he never fails to show off a man i promote which is rise to riches is a story precious few knew until now his time in the witness stand has lifted the need on a mike in the shadows he reveals how some of his companies employ primarily disabled staff and big lucrative thirty percent tax breaks and he came clean on the piles of cash he paid for protection and he dived into the infamous salad minium was the benign things we now know someone was murdered every three da

it's in connection with a five and a half billion dollar lawsuit being pursued by russian businessmen boris berezovsky the south exiled tycoon but his office he claims his former associate illegally forced him to hand over the money and now he wants it back artie's ever bennett reports on one of the most expensive disputes in history. well this is actually the first time that mr abbott was actually given evidence and spoken in this hearing despite it already going on for four weeks that's just to give you an idea of how long winded this whole process is and today was no different however it was fascinating. to hear him speak and to see this going on because he's a man who's one of the richest in the world with the estimated fourteen personal fortune of over ten billion pounds it he very rarely speak to the media if at all and yet today all of that intrigue and mystery suddenly evaporated as he was put on the spot and reduced to being just an ordinary member of the public basically he was visibly nervous he was shy shaking a little bit solemn as words and there's a lot at stake here he's bei

first time this was offered was not just a year or two ago that can one thousand nine hundred two boris yeltsin offered the west joint missile defense and this is a story that's twenty years old so it's not at all surprising that russian leadership is slightly losing patience to say the least and he's on a puppet show live there in belgrade thank you very much indeed for your thoughts on this thank you thank you. thousands of egyptians are refusing to leave touch his square saying they're not satisfied with concessions being offered by the military council the army says a presidential election will be held by next summer but people want them now let's get more from marty's point of slim who is in current support are we seeing the same level of violence as we have in previous days now that. when the country in the last few minutes the government financier is gone i mean if not it's all chaos pandemonium has broken out that one of the just concentrated in mohamed mahmoud street just a short distance from the head we understand he said he firing live ammunition a number of fires have broke

resides in mexico where he writes for a number of publications worldwide it's my pleasure to welcome boris berman from our los angeles studios so welcome back welcome to the program thanks them thanks for having me thank thank you for joining us first off it seems that most people who hear your message can't get past their own despair at the lack of hope you will offer i mean you and i have talked a few times over the years about several of your posts and back in ninety six i wrote a book titled last hours vengeance on night they came to similar conclusions about how our culture is infected with a cancerous mental illness although i personally hold a sliver of hope that either through or after our crash we may rediscover the lessons of ancient societies and incorporate them into our world then you set this up with your appraisal of was america's in such trouble how we got here virtually from birth of our nation. yeah that's the whole question you know the book is as you said it's the third in a trilogy and still less by him and the thing that i was after in this book was i was past issuing

and russian tycoon abramovich and boris berezovsky slug it out in a multibillion dollar court battle in london where evidence has turned the spotlight on allegedly shady business dealings of the past. as nordstrom is about to go live artie's al gordon of talks to go from spokesman said again on of to discuss why moscow now faces criticism following the achievement of building the giant gas pipeline spotlight our interview show is next.

payment plan something tells me harvard is not going to lower their prices to the levels of chemo bori t.m.t. . this is this is what republicans do i mean when we talk about the elections this past week being you know an overreaching by the republicans that wasn't overreaching this is what republicans believe this is who they are and this is what they would do if they were elected and that was on display when we're talking about student loans and the debt crisis that these you know twenty somethings and thirty somethings. many of them not being able to even many of the forty fifty and sixty somethings so we have who lost their jobs that are going back to college to try and get skills you know but there is the promise we made when we told them to get a college education because you get paid better in the workforce they did that then we said ok you actually need to get a master's degree and they did that and there's still no jobs and the republicans have no plans to either help these students or to create jobs for them. and they're comically tone deaf here we have a crisis a trillion dol

we are tied for 13th place on the all-time list of boris novembers a baltimore. the warmest would ever was in 1931. 1946 and 1985 tied for third place. we slowly dropped out the list. so far this month, the average monthly temperature is 50.6 degrees. it puts us in 13th place for the warmest november is on record. we ended october with a burst of snow. that did not mean a whole lot as far as the month of november goes. switched right back to a warm note. it looks like it will be about normal as we head into december. rain and snow showers will be winding down this evening. there was a coating of snow this evening. we will see clearing trend it tonight. this inquiry trend to the north of pittsburgh and back toward cleveland and much of west virginia has already began to clear out. look at the chilly air coming our way. 28 degrees in oakland at this hour. low 40's just to the north and west of baltimore. even now to the 40's on the lower eastern shore. he factor in someone's at 20 miles per hour at times in the cool air feels even chillier. it feels about 20 degree

you and boris becker. well, there aren't many. there aren't many globally famous germans. the last sort of 30, 40 years. >> in germany definitely, yes, but not people that you would know here so much, yeah. >> what's next for the heidi klum incorporated machine? >> more designing. that's really my passion. i love to design. so i will be doing more of that. you will be hearing and seeing more things -- >> really? >> -- from the things, yeah, that i cook up. >> but no more children. you've done that. >> no. we have four children and we're complete now. like i told you before, we always looked around the table, is there still someone missing? yes, there's someone missing. now there's no one missing anymore. it's mayhem 24/7. it really is. because they're all so young. you know, 7, 5, 4, and 2. it's -- there's a lot happening. >> if you wanted any of them to get into fashion, would you be wary of that, given the experiences you've had? >> i would not push them. no, i wouldn't push my kids to do anything. i want them to be happy, healthy, and i want them to be who they want to

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the thing is, i knew that boris yeltsin was now the russian president, and he needed all of the west's focus -- that u.s.-russian relations, you know, are not a casual thing. we have to be working on it all the time. and i knew that it would -- that it wasn't appropriate. and here's an example -- back to what you said about my grandfather's influence. i mulled that over very, very deeply for several days, and then suddenly, i remembered that after my grandfather left the white house, he did not go back to europe for two years because he wanted the kennedy administration to have an opportunity to establish foreign relations with european leaders. i mean, he could have justified going to europe, too. he'd worked with all of those people during the war. but he understood, as a patriotic american, that it was kennedy's show, and he should stay home. and that's what i thought gorbachev should have done. c-span: what do you think of mr. gorbachev? >> guest: well, i think he's actually rather a tragic figure. i think he probably shouldn't worry too much. his place in history is secure. he wil

and yet when you think about other aspects of great fiction, richard writes native son with boris maxas a chicago portrait. again, you could jasinski represented communist. was it not log the output floating? there's something about the way we see severe untreated southern lawyers. they come that much more interesting tours. [inaudible] [laughter] >> you did a good job. >> his best moment was in the south. >> that's my point. [laughter] >> it has always been a think the case that if you're going to try a case in this outcome you better get somebody from the town to try it with you. and it was always the case that the northern firm would come in with two partners, three associates and four paralegals and they would take up to half of the courtroom against the southern down-home lawyer who is tied to look like it had yesterday's supper on it and a few buttons missing off the shirt they may be mismatched socks the link. he said i've just penetrated to the best i can against an army that is sitting over there. and the jury got it on that wednesday at. it is david against allowing us was a

hold on boris.hiness, the most important value. if you are a flip-flopper -- if you are a flip-flopper, people aren't going to trust you. >> the polls show the electorate doesn't support the president. that's why republicans have an opportunity. >> they trust him and like him. they trust the president and like him. >> 43%. >> we are going to talk to you many times before that. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> let's head back out for the black friday rush going on now across the country. valerie with wxia is live at a toys "r" us in atlanta. how do things look there in the shopping frenzy? >> reporter: well, alex, this year has been different at toys "r" us and a lot of the other stores. especially toys "r" us. they opened at 9:00 p.m. last night. some people said it's cutting into our thanksgiving dinner. people were here. they were lined up to get the seven inch minitablet computer. for $75, people were willing to wait for it. they had several rolling sales. a lot of stores were doing this year