both you hear the you andrei game and the colleagues you have just mentioned are telling us about ebert city most of them are russians and i know that even a work of the so-called russian floor at the inverse of manchester although about trees and all that by russians so you are a group citizens game is a dutch citizen but did consider yourself still to did to be russian or were or british were i dunno european or what do you think oh. i definitely consider myself russian. i'm british as well and we are of a loss to russian education. and that's hands up saluted. but you chose to go to continue your work in england because work there because the university you're in now gives you more research possibilities what else what if you compare well you already said in a couple of interviews there that the russian system of training in physics is the best in the world but after you trained compare russian and european british what are the differences. so all. looking to tell you that it is absolutely normal practice that scientists go from one left to another to learn different techniques and i

and iran involves a lawsuit against roger ebert's refusal to supply s three hundred results saying they don't under a u.n. resolution preventing what is in the. international news in comment light from our headquarters in moscow this is good to have you with us this hour when i learned russian cargo spacecraft has crashed in eastern russia progress launch from baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan on wednesday morning was due to dock at the international space station on friday but the engines on board the soyuz rocket taking it into orbit appears to have failed. joins me live with me so tell us what happened. but as far as we know bill it was a three hundred twenty fifth second of the rocket. sent into orbit when there was this engine failure it certainly hit the ground with a bomb path towards having come down to worth very rapidly there are you as yet unconfirmed reports that also that day rockets broke into three parts which fell in three different areas in the altai region in russia's east and also that the first parts of this serve rocket and its progress module which starts on top. b

. >> roger ebert called it the greatest movie in the history of movies. al scott gave it 10 stars.m talking about point break. it is the 20th anniversary of this film. and i am going celebrate by getting some surf lessons of my own. join me, won't you? >> back off, seriously. >> would this be good for my lesson? how many surfers have you lost on your watch? how many have died? >> a dozen. >> a dozen? if you want the ultimate rush you have to pay the ultimate price. >> what is your favorite surfing movie? >> "blue crush" or" point break." >> re-do. five, four, three, two, one. what's your favorite surf movie? >> "blue crush." >> a little pg-13. >> one, two, three, pop up. >> all right, i've got an old rose bowl injury on my knee, will that be a problem? >> yes. >> okay, quarterback. i was a start, but you are not interested. >> i look around and all of these people can get radical. >> pop up. >> and a chaka like this too. >> got any tips for me? i'm a first timer. >> just make sure you have your pop up down. >> i believe we got ourselves a shark tooth here. you want it? >> yeah, tha

roger ebert gave it three stars. and some say his acting is better than the movie itself.if you can make it to the movie theaters this weekend, if you're not rained out -- >> get in your row boat. take a swim over to the theater. get over there. >> two fairly good movies to check out. we're going to say, 50/50. >>> that's the news for this half hour. >> follow us at wnnfanananananan >>> this morning on "world news now," madness hurricane. after irene's destruction in the caribbean, that storm is now headed for north carolina and the biggest population centers in the country. >> evacuation orders are in effect or going up along the huge section of coastline, for a hurricane that will no doubt go down in history. it's friday, august 26th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we were joking, maybe it's symbolic. we both wore black. >> mourning the loss of our weekend. >> that's it. that's it. it's going to be a rough one out there. a monster storm on its way. good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm tanya rivero. tens of millions of people could be impacted

the name jake eberts off -- jack abramoff comes to mind.otice congressman the becerra just had to reveal a fund-raiser that came up. he was appointed to the special committee. he is going to have a fundraiser. $1,500 check for lobbyists. a week ago, i called on the members to not take lobbyist money, pac money. for the duration of their term. this is an important committee. i do not know if it is a good idea, but is now the law. they should be free, the members of this committee, to do what needs to be done. by the way, the congressman's answer, and i will quote it, i will continue to do what i have to do is a member of congress. so, yes, we will move forward with a fund-raiser. so what is his role as a member of congress? collect at special-interest checks from lobbyists and pacs so that he can get reelected? is that his job? could it be that he should represent his district and rebuild america? we asked the leadership of the congress of to have no lobbyist and pac money for the term of these members. watch the money. i have challenged the