we can get some real dialogue game between the two sides ok we'll have to leave it there dr tim bill thank you very much for your insights here today live on r.t. . there waving on the moscow courtis to decide if a russian translation of the main book of the harry krishna movement should be banned for being extremist a case filed by state prosecutors has caused a storm of one where they just follow is living in the country as well as the political elite in india our correspondents are pressured in delhi in the tone of a covert moscow have more on the controversial trial. this day a siberian court is considering batting a russian translation old pug-o. odds as it is which gave a start to a controversial movement to hari krishna movement which was very controversial here especially during the ninety's when russia was going through a rather difficult time and i personally remember that so those the people who are violent and wondering on the streets of moscow very very bright clothes listening to a loud talk music doing drugs convincing people to join them and just reading the book and

mystery some are hoping his western education may seem more open country but a specialist on asia dr tim bill thinks it's not entirely up to the successor to turn north korea's future looking. because we know he was educated above the education switzerland logs do that and have an effect but i think it's grossly misleading making is a freedom of action. part of the north korean system but also will mainly. be outside world in respect to the americans so it is not north korea and since don't well not see americans we want to. can train. somewhat like they want to contain china rather different you do differently it's all part of the same like the same package so what one can do is in many respects fairly limited. we will again we'll have c. but i don't really depends very much on the americans. journalist and war correspondent eric margolis a says that he has a chance of changing north korea due to the excessive influence of the military. speculation that is than some other members of the family are kind of pulling his strings but i think more is the one point one million man north korean army

il invited some are hoping his western education may see a more open country but asia specialist dr tim bill thinks external influence may decide north korea's future as much as the next camera. as far as we know he was educated above the edge in switzerland in having the same but i think it's grossly overestimate is freedom of action. to the north and system but also mainly use faith to the outside world in in respect to be the americans so it is not north korea and since don't want to see americans and want to keep the. constraint some what's unites they want to contain china iran to do something differently but it is all part of the same the same package so what one can do is in many respects fairly limited. we will again will have c. but i don't really depends very much on the americans budget analyst and war correspondent eric margolis shares the view that there is little chance of change for north korea because of the excessive influence of its military. it is good speculation that is his uncle is a man some of the members of the family are kind of pulling his strings but i think more

tim tebow is taking criticism for showing his faith on the football field. is that fair? we'll ask the man who wrote a book on virtues. former education secretary dr. bill zenet. i'm shannon bream, america's news headquarters live from the capitol states right now. >>> it has been a long time coming. mitt romney made his first sunday show appearance in nearly two years right here on fox with chris wallace. and with just 16 days before the iowa caucuses, several his gop rivals are storming the hawkeye state in search of support. our two hours starts with carl cameron live in des moines, iowa. hello, carl. >> hi, shannon. everybody in des moines is counting down the hours and days to the first caucuses. 16 days to the leadoff contest. mitt romney and newt gingrich have been in a battle really for five weeks. ever since newt gingrich soared to the top of the polls and stayed there, unlike so many other candidates early on in this campaign. the romney campaign has recognized that newt gingrich is a threat that's real here in iowa and across the country and romney today went at newt in the interview with chris wallace. in essence, mr. romney gave an elongate