with that when the ceasar collapsed many in washington got a feeling that we won so was it would join almost fear it is in washington as well as you know it's different when they're watching this country fall apart different different people reacted differently of course. you know our east europeans our our ukrainians and many others were very happy to see it break up and there were those in washington that still looked at the soviet union even under gorbachev as it is at least a potential enemy that it is no question about that but i'm talking about the president bush sr. and baker our secretary of state the people who had the real power they did everything they could to support gorbachev and including a speech in kiev august first that one of our journalists called his chicken kiev speech because he advised the ukrainians and the others to sign gorbachev union treaty now obviously we had no real influence there but what we had we said let the three baltic countries regain their independence keep the rants. separate but i but by that time it was a we we all understood you have the yo

after the collapse of the jewish ceasar jazz in russia hardly managed to get beyond that periphery well names like louis armstrong and duke ellington would certainly ring a bell with most russians wouldn't perform was only known by a small number of devoted jazz fans and jazz had live a gets unerring in russian t.v. radio stations mass media too preoccupied with the life of the stars to change the situation young russian performers. jazz to decide in favor of book music as it's an easier way to make a living there are only two days a year that jazz music makes headlines in russia it's one fans from a crew. the contraflow are one hundred. west of most of the jess festival the country's biggest open a jazz event has grown in popularity with more and more musicians from russia and the brood taking part but the first of all don't last the weekend and for the rest of the year jazz in russia seems to be almost completely out of the limelight. i call this the saddest there because because i know a lot and hundreds of people who are devout as a matter of fact this this young lady here the makes

an advanced society or at least let's say a ceasar id that wishes to continue being civilized now james howard kunstler i was reading a piece block piece by a billionaire lives out in the hamptons a new york and he was expressing genuine fear that event at where he could see where the populist uprising could result in people finding him and his buddies out there and seeking retribution for having destroyed the economy so these these top one percent or top one percent of the one percent are expressing openly their fear of a populist uprising so my question is i guess it what you're describing in terms of what needs to be done clearly it's a possibility because there's no money for it and there is no there's no tolerance to allow the system to crash like in iceland for example that had to go through the crash first before it came through so that leaves popular on rust right well you know put a little differently i do think that we're going to we are facing tremendous problems with capital formation and there for available money and available wealth to do the stuff we've got to do but i al

go at it through once second making all the right moves in the area of the international year of ceasar and pull one goal back though with the hosts out firmly to their victory to go seventh the table six points that place behind their profits. that russian international under twenty thresh canada's youth team six three to tie the exhibition serious at one all after losing the opening game free to the home side we're back with vengeance so doctoring it's a thousand years level as local boys group are pushed in sent defense into a frenzy by striking three times to lead russia to the sweet six three victory that tournament next moves to candidate for two more matches when the folks next week the world's top two youth teams play each other member famous summit series how between the u.s.s.r. and canada forty years ago russia led by fast rising forward daily coupal and top player of the seasons and drop says he's happy about his captaincy. going through an impression oh it's just it's who persist for me being captain it was my dream and just want to help my team win every game and. just be