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and russia will boast his best roster at the weekend but the main quartet of gymnastic ching all stars led by limpid gold medalist and world champion again here conniver but i'm very excited to present my new program in front of the home crowd it's a new start so cause i want to get a good performance. there's no lympics this year so you get is training for a grand prix serious primarily as well as the world championships she doesn't need to score points to enter those events since she is a world and olympic champion she would have to get through qualifying to make the finals though. since the new rules now allow the involvement of youngsters along with the stars russia will present its second group of four gymnasts aiming to compete for a place in sunday's individual finals. we have junior olympic champion alexandra but got it the mum who clinched the bronze at a world cup stage in the montreal and months ago you can sit in a dawn each a talented young gymnast who is currently training with us we also have a completely new all around group program her get out a new coach genocide. the

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it's like a slot machine, it's like cha ching. cha ching. you spin to win. 2009, started routinely enough for lapd detective stephanie lazarus. she took the train to union station in downtown l.a., reporting for her normal shift this morning at police headquarters in parker center. after she arrived, two detectives, the men she didn't know from the lapd's elite robbery/homicide division asked her to help them interrogate a suspect regarding some stolen artwork which was stephanie's beat as detective. the suspect, they said, was being held in the lapd jail. so lazarus went down to a secured area in the basement where she would meet with two colleagues in a small interview room. all cops who enter this area are required to give up their guns. unarmed and unsuspecting, she didn't realize an undercover camera was recording her. >> hi. hi. >> and that's when detectives reveal that this conversation won't be about art. >> do you know ron rjohn ruetto? >> john ruetton? >> for stephanie lazarus it's a name out of her past. >> you said you dated john. how long did yo

a local carter had a quick look at chiang-ching-kuo.e won't live, bury him quickly he ordered as the inspection team was on the way. he was still breathing while being buried. that's it. now i will sit down and continue >> so, before we start a discussion i just want to mention that this book will be on sale at the end of this event and professor dikÖtter will be signing copies of that one may finish. so, much of the book is about how the country got to replace foo yong, and to get there, you begin in beijing in 1953 with mao zedong's reaction to the death of stalin. you don't call the book china's great famine. you call it mao's great famine and i wonder if he could talk a little bit about why do you begin, why do you began the story there and what was happening in chinese leadership? >> there are reasons why the great leap forward starts by the end of 1957 and one of the greatest reasons is the death of a man called joseph stalin. the death of stalin is mouse liberation. for a very long time, mao was being very much indebted to stalin

deliberately treated like ching for a long time. now it's empowered and next time there is a major international crisis, how will they behave? omar suleiman said "these people aren't ready for democracy." >> rose: i was coming to that. >> he deliberately made that the egyptian government made sure they weren't ready for democracy. i don't know if they're right but they are very impassioned. >> rose: but if you look at what happened in the square, doesn't that suggest they're ready for democracy, or no? >> it certainly does. but when you talk to people in the square it was totally non-violent. it was peaceful. people were lovely to us. but i don't think they share mubarak's values. i don't think they share his foreign policy. >> rose: are the people in this square right when they say the following? if the army doesn't do right by us we'll be back in the square and that will change everything. >> i'm sure they will. >> rose: so that is a threat that has power. >> i don't know whether it will happen but it's something which you dare no