here is farah. >> thank you so much.frican bowler has once again been leading the line for his country, he took six wickets on day 2. india was bowled out for 334. south africa hosts the day for 85. and remember the series is level after the first test was drawn. >>> england has shown some debelated signs of life on their ashes tour. in real trouble on 164 for nine. the day started badly for england. kevin peterson for 71, as they were bowled out for 255. but australia's bats men really struggl struggled. >> days like that have been few and far between in this trip, and we just are really hungry to get something out of this tour, and i think we showed that today. we fielded most [ inaudible ] the entire day. i thought we dived around a lot, and chased everything. >> yeah, i think we have had our worst day of the series, but that happens. england played very well today. i thought they bowled outstandingly, so we're up against it. there is a lot of game to go in this match. >> and pakistan is looking to claim the one-day i

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in russia i wonder if you could have made that russia played a positive role in the snow than the farah because if it wasn't for russia he would . hooley have been locked locked out long ago and probably for a much longer duration than. well once noted in the second they actually made a statement saying that all the country that he had trusted with his requests. into his claims objective decisions and this is apparently what russia has done and that's newton and temporary refuge in this country this same charm it's rather peculiar while given refuge chill while near the whistleblower laws. one who is drawing to. an escape from the s.s. or its is being apparently sue that russia is at the same putting soo much pressure on its own whistleblower there is this harassment a whistleblower is going on in the country including the whistleblower insults there is a huge crush on environmentalist groups and only independent media that are trying to cover all the developments relevant to the olympics construction and there have been critical well i think what that shows is that human rights issues

here is farah. >> thank you so much. the groups for the 2014 world cup in brazil have been drawn.r has been following the draw in brazil. what has been the initial reaction to who brazil have drawn? >> well, the brazilians seam pretty happy as you might imagine. they are going to open against croatia in their home of sal palo, and as mentioned mexico, which is a team that always poses a certain threat but has certainly struggled to get into this world cup, and then cameroon, ranked only 59th in the world, but still a lot of experience for the cameroon team. the brazilians are feeling pretty good about this first draw. if they get past that first round, and that's certainly what nose brazilians are expecting, things could get much more difficult very fast. it could get very difficult, very quick for the brazilians. >> and people have been traveling all over the country for group games. are the fans worried that that will effect how they play? >> well, for the brazilians, not really. they are going to be in sal palo, that's only a 45-minute flight from their home base. and so they a

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[applause] >> we have time for one or two questions for professor farah on a although you will get another chance in another half-hour. questions? you are saving them for the whole group. we have a question coming. marching down the aisle. >> thank you for that wonderful discussion. i'm a psychiatrist, frantic psychiatrist and you refer to some of these cases and do some talking about this as well. and i think one of the problems in a lot of these cases is the in voluntariness is improperly defined in there's a clearly difference between having no choice in having a hard choice and that i think is richard bonnie to first look for that distinction and i think it's really useful. at least i found in working with it and i wonder if you would comment on that? pee wee treated as black and white voluntary or involuntary. not that there shades of gray up well it was voluntary but it was a harder choice. that's because in criminal law we treat people according to a norm. we say if you are able to reach that norm, great. if you fall below it you do so at your own peril and if you are but they good