ok first i'd like to start with george and cambridge the mainstream media is looking at syria is just the slaughter of innocent civilians innocent protesters with a little bit deeper description would probably be this is an armed insurrection because we have members of the security forces and presumably the military that are taking casualties why is the you think it's being reported is simply is just. assad's government attacking protesters when they've some of these protesters obviously appear to be armed. well i think the short answer is that at the moment the majority of people demonstrating are unarmed ok and so you can argue that it's a peaceful demonstration but the problem is that you're quite right. amongst the demonstrators in some parts of the country the demonstrations have really been on the massacres and security forces as well so the problem is whether or not the demonstrations overall do become the nominee insurrection and should that occur then i think the outcome in syria is going to be very bloody indeed ok mark if i can go to you would you would you call this a civi

grace cambridge based company and i see much much more of that is the case of selling technology for a little in the way of trade turnover of actual goods. no i don't think that's fair i think there are there are very significant exports of manufactures of consumer goods increasing amount of joint ventures but i mean any modern economy you know the old idea that a developed european economy is an export of physical goods that is just an outdated dated view so in any economy whether it's the us economy or even for the german economy a very high percentage of what you export are actually services. russian oil major also nafta is negotiating with two companies to jointly explore the black sea shelf one of them is exxon mobil which recently signed an arctic exploration deal with the russian company earlier roles that discuss the possibility of black sea exploration with america's chaperone however negotiations were stopped and. it was reported to be the other company showing an interest in the project. let's take a look at the markets now we'll start with oil which is part earlier gains

studio with me he is the moscow correspondent for the christian science monitor adrian pap's in cambridge is a lecturer in politics at the university of kent and in london we cross to jonathan steele he is the international affairs commentator for the guardian all right gentlemen this is cross talk i mean she can jump in anytime you want but first i shall want to walk us through about what happened at united russia's convention that's very clear the guessing game is officially over prime minister vladimir putin is said to run for president in two thousand and twelve election his candidacy endorsed of the united russia party convention by incumbent president. so if you're going privilege and you're having the proposal to have the electoral lists of the party united russia i'm to do some party work on condition of good performance in the parliamentary elections and my readiness for practical work in government i believe it will be right for the congress to support the candidacy of luck in your plan to not go for a new presidential election the announcement and speculation about the trajecto

base cambridge grace company and i see much much more of that is the case of selling technology for cash with little in the way of trade turnover of actual goods. no i don't think that's fair i think there are there are very significant exports of manufactures of consumer goods increasing amount of joint ventures but i mean in any modern economy you know the old idea that a developed european economy is an exporter of physical goods that is just an outdated dated view so in any economy whether it's the us economy or even for that of a german economy a very high percentage of what you export are actually services. well the river illustrating close to its lowest level against the u.s. dollar for eight months investors are concerned europe's persisting debt crisis could demand for fuel and effectively russia's economic growth the russian cause he has lost more than one percent against the greenback in the last twenty four hours one dollar now costs more than thirty roubles despite russia's relatively healthy budget position analysts suggest the ruble will weaken further as risk appetit

, it was the cambridge arts college christmas party, and some new friends of mine took me to see sid.time. you've got to imagine 1966. and there was this amazing creature, i mean, because he was everything. with all due respect to the rest of floyd, who've had this fabulous career. sid was pink floyd at that moment in time. >> jimmy: i mean, by the end they would unplug his guitar, and he would just play and just do his own thing on stage. it was just -- it was weird. >> it was definitely weird. yeah, yeah, yeah. weird was the correct word. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah yeah. >> but, he was beautiful. he was weird, but he was beautiful. >> jimmy: he just makes you -- he just is so inspiring. i love him. i mean, these photos from his album. look at some of mick's stuff here, we just want to go through some of these. >> oh, those three. >> jimmy: i mean, come on. look at that? what kind of party is that? >> very naughty boys. >> jimmy: that's fantastic. i know yeah. ah, there's sid. >> sid on the car that he never drove. he swapped that for a mini -- he had a mini, and swapped with a guy called

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he turned up in cambridge as somebody who used to condemn hamas. he could not see the point of suicide bombing. that was the end of 2004. 2007, he is building bombs to blow up a night club in london and an airport in scotland. how did that happen? he was radicalized partially by the environment around him. all of us had this sense of supporting jihad at least verbally, felucca in iraq was very big. those events were cheered on by us. there would be daily discussions about the latest in iraq and that sort of thing. it became normalized. everybody around him was part of this. he also formed a very strong relationship with the iraq the guy -- with the iraqi guy. a very charismatic leader. he essentially molded the sky and shaped him. that is what transpired. it was interesting for us as an organization, because we do not have foreknowledge. in the wider discussion about the role of terrorism -- is there a different rule in iraq, london, and the york? how does that play out? that sort of philosophical justification goes on. at the same time, the wood o

officials say the duchess of cambridge is being coached for future engagements with husband prince williams getting private tutorials with experts on the media, arts and the government. and will be receiving information on her charitable duties. the lessons are expected to last through the end of the year. i don't suppose any teacher would flunk the princess, would they? >> not publicly. now she will know which fork to use in any situation. >> yeah. >> mike is here with our forecast. >> she had already been through that. >> you would have thought. >> advancing coaching now. >> we all need a little coaching every once in a while. i love the semi annual meetings with the boss. those are always fun and productive. i'm being serious. i'm sure he's not watching. even if i was trying to brown-nose a little. >> doesn't it look gorgeous there. oh yeah, the sun is out in most areas. a little fog still hanging around not near the bay bridge. we still have that cool breeze coming in that started this morning. let's take a look at our close-up satellite, clouds hugging the coast. sea breeze is back ju

. >> the duke and duchess of cambridge has opened a new extension to a children's cancer unit in surry. >> they have scarcely been seen in public since their visit to canada. since there, kate has been searching for which it charity to support. william has been doing his search and rescue duties. what brought them out today? the charity which is close to williams heart, his mother was its president. the couple had come to open a new extension. for nearly two hours, they met young people who are being treated for cancer. they heard public accounts of children and their families. kate listened very carefully. this is williams charity. he delivered the speech but they both did the unveiling. two years ago, this girl interviewed william at the bbc paulson news round program. -- bbc's news roundup program. two years on, what did she think about meeting william and his wife? >> they really cared and they really listened. >> this trip was inspirational for them. it underlined how valuable it is to have william and kate as patrons. every charity would welcome this level of attention, the kind

harvard in cambridge, massachusetts is number 2 followed by massachusetts institute of technology.nford ranked 11th and uc- berkeley is number 21. i'm sure they forgot ucla my alma mater. they came in 20th. [ laughter ] >>> a school in chicago, national lewis university is offering a groupon deal online for grad students a $2,200 class costing only $950 for the course for introduction to teaching if you have an undergraduate degree. >>> southern california is muscle beach living up to its name. >> dozens of bodybuilders gathered in venice. there are now so many younger competitors that the contest has a team category. >> wow. really? >> now how they make their skin shiny? >> no. >> -they spray cooking spray, pam, on themselves. >> gross. >> 6:26 now. >>> coming up, try to tell your insurance agent about this, a bear ripped my prius apart. we'll share what happened. >>> plus calling for change a year after the san bruno blast. how one lawmaker wants to make gas pipeline safer. >>> and the battle over same- sex marriages is back in court today. this time, the supreme court questionin

officials say the duchess of cambridge is being coached for future engagements with husband prince williamgetting private tutorials with experts on the media, arts and the government. and will be receiving information on her charitable duties. the lessons are expected to last through the end of the year. i don't suppose any teacher would flunk the princess, would they? >> not publicly. now she will know which fork to use in any situation. >> yeah. >> mike is here with our forecast. >> she had already been through that. >> you would have thought. >> advancing coaching now. >> we all need a little coaching every once in a while. i love the semi annual meetings with the boss. those are always fun and productive. i'm being serious. i'm sure he's not watching. even if i was trying to brown-nose a little. >> doesn't it look gorgeous there. oh yeah, the sun is out in most areas. a little fog still hanging around not near the bay bridge. we still have that cool breeze coming in that started this morning. let's take a look at our close-up satellite, clouds hugging the coast. sea breeze is back just

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. >> speaking to a professor, an expert on north africa at cambridge university, he explained to me significanceof the standoff in the town of bani walid. >> well, i think what you're seeing is an extremely complicated situation emerging. it consists on one hand of remnants of colonel gaddafi's forces who were defeated there and are not willing to give up the fight partly because they fear they will be killed if they do. associated with them are elements of the tribe, one of libya's largest tribes in support to have regime. but there is an even bigger number of people from the same tribe opposed to the gaddafi regime. that poses great mention the been a band a major problem -- great tension in bani walid. it fears it may actually have to fight. >> colonel gaddafi himself, where do you believe him to be now? >> that is a very interesting question, and in some respects, i think everyone would like to know the answer to that. the latest information i have come across is he is not actually in bani walid. he is to the south of it. somewhere between aljaffra and an oasis there. he is guarded by forces

. >>> plus, why we won't be seeing much of the dutchess of cambridge for the next several months. >>> coming up, the braves stumble, the cards gain ground. and how did the yankees help the red sox by clinching the division? you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today," i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> house republicans leaders suffered the surprise defeat of a bill to keep the government running past next week, one they confidently predicted would pass. democrats objected to funding cuts while tea party freshmen thought there weren't enough. >>> while georgia executed troy davis yesterday, texas put to death lawrence russell brewer for the notorious 1998 dragging death of a black man. the white supremacist gang member gave no last words. >>> in china, rescuers were called into action after a restaurant boat that broke free collided with another vessel and capsized. 11 people were tossed into the water. fortunately, they were all saved. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the d

we want to interview you on your campus in cambridge. i said, my brothers would like to, too. we have been putting this case for five months. basically, i said we are not going to do it. this is bogus. my porter rican red-haired cousin, he has funny hair. he was there, too. so we came back and they decided to do it with everybody. when that story came out, i started getting harassed. the police were giving out my social security number, my name. i had 50 cases of identity theft that followed. the next thing you ask to talk about was november 23, 2002. this experience changed my life. we started going to the prisons with a purpose now. we turned into touring artists for the prisons around the country. talking to the folks who were incarcerated, folks in the local community to inform the movement by those most directly affected. we came home for winning an award in grass-roots activism and then the police stop us for a taillight being out in the back of the car. when they run my license, they say i'm going to jail because there were three wards offer my arrest. it was bryonn bai

as the american repertoire theater in cambridge, massachusetts, stages a new adaptation. ♪ you is myoman now ♪ you is, you is, and you must laugh and sing and dance for two ♪ > the show is set in catfish row, a fictionaled enclave of charles town south carolina where drugs and violence are pervasive. it's after a murder that the drug-addaled bess that lands in the arm of the beggar porgy. this view of african-american life in the 1930s came from the show's white creators. david allen greer plays a drug dealer. >> it was a different time. you know, the outlet for black intellectuals to tell our story was different. >> reporter: from the moment george gerish win chose to adopt the novel porgy into an opera there's been controversy. controversy that he dared to create anything but popular music, that he dare write music solely for african- american performers at a time when much of the country was segregated and that he presumed to be able to tell the story of a black community. audra macdonald plays bess. >> when people say is porgy and bess racist, i say no just because i really feel

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kate middleton, the duchess of cambridge, is using the next few months to get to know the history of the british royal family. she is learning about how the state works and also learning about various charitable organizations she will be involved with. it's a lesson princess diana never received when she became a princess. diana was told she could adapt to being a princess overnight. prince william, her husband, says kate will have all the support she needs. >> she looks beautiful. >> she always looks so fashionable. >>> well, coming up, "nightly news" is next. and as a reminder, brian williams will have an exclusive interview with mark zuckerberg about facebook's big changes today in san francisco. >> we'll see you at 6:00. bye, folks.

fuel a huge respect to those who develop the project the project was developed in cambridge university and up in the company which is located in silicon valley and manufacturing facility in germany but there's the international are based company it was a very we'll based r. and d. support based idea the idea. where the project developed on the idea of silicon electronics plus to connect one to something which is absolutely new was there to do with no no no that's kind of really this kind of pull something out of the door of the but no doubt about it but that's some kind of the new technological way for electronic and. this is so when you say plastic instead of silicone this means that plastic may be a conductor like a semiconductor whatever side of the plastic may be conductive plastic maybe semiconductor and plastic is something which is based which is a materials you made the whole management technical management of the screen screen was no glass at all on like the additional screen me and i play it all i remember the plastic screen and the plus stick semiconductor which just manage