>> lit rain yeah, latvia, estonia. >> how many people died? >> one out of every seven, half a million people all told. >> how did they die? >> starvation, worked to death in the gulag. >> how did we know what was going on? >> we knew what we wanted to know. it is extraordinary how much was known the soviets were our allies and also there was a real desire on the part of a lot of people in the united states to want to put the best face on stalin. >> where are those countries today? >> they are democratic republics. >> okay so do you have friends over there? >> oh, yeah. >> we will see some of your film. we will take a break and come back. we are here with father o arourke. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. today we are here with dominican father david o'rourke. recap for us what we are talking about. what is this film about? what is captured about humanity? >> what this picture is about, is the soviets use of state sponsored terror as a normal means of government policy, begun with lennon and throughout the entire history of the soviet system used to int

agregÓ que estÁ acercando a la comunidad musulmana estonia se para reclutar.acusado de matar a un soldado en arkansas, su padre testificÓ. >> quiero hablar de los cÓmplices en el asesinato del cabo, los radicales islÁmicos que programaron y entrenaron a mi hijo carlos para matar. el primer congresista musulmÁn no pudo contenerse al hablar del paramÉdico musulmÁn que pereciÓ al ayudar en el ataque terrorista de 911 y fue seÑalado como conspirador. >> era un compatriota estadounidense que dio su vida por otros estadounidenses, un lÍder musulmÁn dijo que su comunidad ha cooperado intensamente con el fbi y el departamento de justicia, asÍ como no le pidieron testificar. lo llamÓ xenófobo. >> esta gente esta a la altura del partido que estÁ en contra de los inmigrantes, minorÍas jurÍdicas y religiosas. >> la audiencia realizÓ divisiones en el comitÉ. >> ha sido contra una comunidad. >> al empezar la retÓrica contra los musulmanes dicen que se aumentarÁn las reacciones radicales dentro de la comunidad. >> negÓ que sus acciones fueron extremistas y dijo que era un he

they played on a frozen lake in estonia where the ice was about four inches thick.main challenge for players in the sport that gave us baseball? well, according to one, just being able to not fall over. i don't know, bill. at that point, just strap some ice skates on your feet. >> i grew up in upstate new york where we were on ponds all winter long. four inches is not enough. three inches is the rule minimum. >> yikes. >>> time now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. hearings are set to begin for four priests charged in connection with a sex abuse sdmajdz the archdiocese of philadelphia. if convicted they could face a maximum of 67 years in prison. >>> richard hatch is headed back to jail for failing to refile his taxes and pay back the government. after spending three years behind bars for tax evasion on his million dollar prize from the show "survivor". hatch is currently appearing on nbc's the celebrity apprentice. >>> and in new york city, the alice cooper band, neil diamond and darling love will be inducted in t

chile, china, sweden, estonia, plus sever other countries -- 40-plus years of what? guest: based upon where they are now and where they are headed, they have fiscal sustainability -- meaning, they should not have a debt crises -- forever -- for over 40 years. based on this analysis, the united states is virtually certain to have a debt crisis within 60 years. however, we enter the danger zone within the next two or three years. if you look at the people at the bottom of the rankings, below us, the entered the danger zone when to the got within 50% of their limit. we will be within 50% of parliamentithin two or three years. italy, ireland, japan, portugal, greece, along with belgium, hury, spain -- canada and portugal and britain -- both have austerity budgets prosed, past, or rejected. portugal -- stephen harper, vote of confidence. what is going on? guest: portugal is next-to-last in the sovereign fiscal some -- greece is last but they have a serious problem, more serious than ours. they also cannot have over 60% of the world's global reserve currency so they have t

mejores jugadores de cricke para demostrar sus habilidades en un lago congelado en la capital de estoniaque las bicicletas eran para los niÑos y las muÑecas para las niÑas pero ese concepto ha perdurado por muchos aÑos en las familias hispanas. cada vez hay mÁs chicas que dominan las bicicletas. vamos a mexico. >> a sus 16 aÑos lorena es una campeona del bmx. en esta competencia ella ser esta midiendo con los mejores riders del mundo. >> ¿desde hace cuanto lo haces? >> llevÓ cinco aÑos practicando y cuatro corriendo. >> ¿te da miedo este deporte? >> a veces. >> cada fin de semana ella y su hermano visitan el cerro para bajarlo a toda velocidad. para ella no fue fÁcil colarse. >> desde chica querÍa hacer lo que yo hacÍa pero mi papÁ no la dejaba. lorena siempre querÍa haceer esto. >> ella se desenvuelve muy bien en un ambiente mÁs culero. >> incluso va mÁs rÁpido que muchos chavos pero esto no significa que todos sus amigos sean hombres. >> es impresionante ver una mujer hacer eso. >> lorena es una linda mujer pero a ella no parece importarle las cicatrices. >> cae directamente con la car

for the last and also manager also venga and wing estonia nasri have been charged are you a for over comments made to the referee after tuesday night's champions league exit at the hands of also lower the g o eight charged with improper conduct for inappropriate language bank i was involved in an angry exchange with officials nothing of the sutta after tuesday's three one loss which eliminated the gunners from the champions me as the catalan side went through thought three i was a mistake by going to scouts and says proudly gaslighting real message to the first on the straight of half time and then to the fury of bangor asking for a strike of on person sent off shortly after the break the dutchman received a second booking when he shot a goal or something ruled out side he claims he couldn't hear the whistle because the crowd noise over a possible level to the side of the scots and goal scored as to shouting and the messi found so then there was that feeling of passage but guardiola was delighted. because the more good and. we're very happy we've reached the quarterfinals for the fif

our banks under labor were less sound than the ones in serbia, estonia, madagascar a and chad. that's the record we inherited from the party opposite. and we won't tire of reminding them! >> order! >> each week the house of commons is in session we air prime minister's questions live on c-span 2 wednesday at 7:00 p.m. eastern and then again on c-span at 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific. you can go to cspan.org to find links to the prime minister's commepts. -- comments. >> coming up in a couple minutes, road to the white house with likely g.o.p. presidential candidate rick santorum. >> also geraldine ferraro's vice-presidential acceptance speech. she died yesterday at the age of 75. >> later on "q&a" charles blow, op-ed writer for the "new york times". >> tomorrow on "washington journal" a look at washington this week with corey boles and jake cher man. -- sherman. also mike baker. and a look at the national flood insurance program with ben mckay. that's live at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> monday, president obama is going to deliver a speech on libya from the national def

the vessel, standards a bank, 133rd, our banks under labour for less sound than they were inserted, estonia, madagascar, and chad. that's a record we inherited from the party opposite. we will not tire from reminding them. >> order. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> order, order. before i call the chancellor of the exchequer it may be convenient to remind honorable members that copies of the budget resolutions will be available to them in the office at the end of the chancellor's speech. it may be also appropriate to remind members that it is not the norm to intervene either on the chancellor of the exchequer or the leader of the opposition. i know, -- i now call the right honorable chancellor of the exchequer george osborne. >> thank you, mr. deputy speaker. mr. deputy speaker. last year emergency budget was about rescuing the nations finances and paying for the mistakes of the past. today's budget is about reforming the nation's economy so that we have an enduring growth and jobs in the future. and it's about doing what we can to help families with the cost of living

chile, china, sweden, estonia, plus several other countries -- 40-plus years of what? guest: based upon where they are now and where they are headed, they have fiscal sustainability -- meaning, they should not have a debt crises -- forever -- for over 40 years. based on this analysis, the united states is virtually certain to have a debt crisis within 60 years. however, we enter the danger zone within the next two or three years. if you look at the people at the bottom of the rankings, below us, they entered the danger zone when to the got within 50% of their limit. we will be within 50% of parliament within two or three years. italy, ireland, japan, portugal, greece, along with belgium, hungry, spain -- canada and portugal and britain -- both have austerity budgets proposed, past, or rejected. portugal -- stephen harper, vote of confidence. what is going on? guest: portugal is next-to-last in the sovereign fiscal some -- greece is last but they have a serious problem, more serious than ours. they also cannot have over 60% of the world's global reserve currency so they

were a country, our children would perform right up there with par with students from iceland and estonia. i'm not sure what that does for you, but it scares me to death. in ohio spending is increased while achievement is flat. whatever we are spending on or whatever we have bought has not produced higher student achievement and not the fault of any one person, but the the system. in some districts spending inclines as the student enrollments inclines. we are 47th in terms of dollars in the classroom and ninth in terms of spend on the administration. recent report by "knowledge works" indicates that we could save $1.4 billion annually in an nonconstructional costs ifel schools followed the practices of the best schools who have already implemented these things. ohio's educational system can do better. we are having schools that are proving that is possible every single day. principal melanie magoo has transformed columbus's east haven elementary and same program, and different students and administrator, but same results. and real students, real school, and real tough situation getting re

estonia has joined the unified european common currency.atvia has shown its commitment to shared values as a strong new member of the nato alliance. enshrined among the helsinki accords, ten guiding principles is a commitment to respect human rights and fundamental freedoms, including freedom of speech and peaceful assembly. the helsinki process is committed to the full participation of civil society. these aspects of the helsinki process, political dialogue and public participation, are critical in the middle east, and we are watching these principles in action today, in egypt and tunisia. the principles contained in the helsinki accords have proven their worth over three decades. these principles take on increasing importance as the people of the middle east demand accountability from their leaders. whether countries of the region choose to create their own conference for security and cooperation or as some have suggested the current osce partners and their neighbors seek full membership in the osce, i believe such an endeavor would offer