yes, jesse helms brought an amendment to the floor saying the n.e.a. should have no more grants given to bloodletting, whereupon christopher dodd of connecticut said, "now wait a minute." he's a catholic. he said, "that means no more crucifixion, "no more st. sebastian with arrows through him, "no more head of john the baptist, not to mention military battles." so that was the end of that amendment. it's a significant segment of our history gone just like that. not to mention-- not to mention our art in all our museums across the land. if you were to provide some advice to a museum director today who wanted to do something somewhat provocative, thought-provoking that generated multiple viewpoints, what would you say in advance to try to have that exhibit occur with a minimum of negative impact, negative publicity, and negative reaction? what can you do in advance? it's pretty easy. you have discussions. you have--you have an educational program, an informational program, and you have interactive-- the possibility of interactive response. what people wa

you think that's what are the people of russia are looking for once again a strong man to man the helm so-to speak. that's certainly part of the culture but i think there's also another russian tradition which is that of institutions which is that of people so the question will be can you combine strong leadership with more vibrant institutions and greater involvement the citizens because i think in the end russians also want to take part in shaping the destiny of their own country they are all very very patriotic and patriotism isn't just passive it's also active so the question will be how can we can involve the country in the future of russia. let's talk about the more global perspective here when it comes to putin returning to presidency or going forward again having in two thousand and twelve what do you expect the reaction the reactions forthcoming from for example washington d.c. still plenty of all cold warriors calling a lot of the shots on capitol hill. yes i think a lot of called warrior's on both sides and indeed in europe to try hope the pragmatism will prevail i think pre

prime minister putin to run for the presidency for two thousand and twelve both of them taking the helm there addressing the ruling united russia party and a broad range of subjects being discussed they will start first with the current president saying that modernizing and fighting corruption top the list of the government's agenda journalism priorities but you have also saying that united russia is in urgent need of modernization it needs to get rid of quote hangers on and prime minister putin saying that the annual g.d.p. growth must be increased by six to seven percent although he did say it's on a very good uphill move right now saying also thirty five to ten years is the deadline for rearming armed forces for the russian federation one point i must say is that regarding prime minister putin who's been really in charge of the economics here for russia for quite some time now when it comes to roads the construction of roads will be doubled in the near future pensions have already raised by about forty five percent salaries reflect one hundred twenty percent growth for two thousand a

and in the helm of his first speech of the annual conference he was saying that pensions over the past few years have been written to upwards of forty five percent salaries were flagged one hundred twenty percent growth based from a low base well we live in the one of the most expensive cities in the world ok you want to give me a pay increase of ten percent if i can make a big difference in my lifestyle ok my point is here you go from a low base it's still you have been in is never been whipped here and you have also this tsunami that we're coming in but they are going to say this but when it comes to job one job employment the employment levels unemployment is down zero point is are also also he also said that in the past couple of years a six million people have been born in russia that's the highest rate of. thank you very much i look forward to the day he said six million people have been born in the last couple of years and those numbers will only get bigger so for the future long term goal of the economy which he forecast is being positive and a growth of g.d.p. the future for r

hewlett-packard stock fell while leo apotheker was that helm. >>> a programming note, a blue angels special here on kron. saturday october 8, 3:00 p.m., the best view of the blue angels when they fly over the bay area. that's saturday, october 8. we will be right back. it feels like a short cut, even through customs. it feels like everything's gonna to be just fine. it feels like the experience of a lifetime. that's what it feels like to be a member. . >>> if nasa's calculations are rights, a 6 on it dead satellite will reenter earth as early as midnight. most of it should burn up but half a ton will make it threw. tonight exadministers say it's likely to come down over the pacific ocean and it's remote that any pieces of space junk will hit land. >> we have a list of 26 pieces pieces. >> the satellite orbited earth for 20 years. the largest space craft to fall uncontrolled in 32 years from the sky. >>> our weather headlines for the weekend are loaded. lots of changes going on. tomorrow cooler weather expected and a chance of afternoon thunderstorms in the south bay. saturday, continuing in

i was involved campaign against senator jesse helms when i was in college. when i cannot hear, and was not initially involved politically. -- when i came out here, i was not initially involved politically. i helped to build the lgbt community center. i started doing campaigns. i gradually got involved in democratic party politics. i got involved in the alice b. toklas democratic club. i ran for the democratic central committee in 2004. i ended up sharing the committee. it was a gradual process for me. by the time i started thinking about running for supervisor, it made sense because of my involvement in the community and in politics. >> what did you learn from campaigning for supervisor? >> i learned a lot. i knocked on about $15,000. -- i knocked about 15,000 doors. i met a huge number of people. that is the best way to learn about the neighborhood, the city, and what people want and what their concerns are. i feel i can do so much more than before and started campaigning. -- i feel like i know so much more than before i started campaigning. we're all part

i was involved in campaigning against senator jesse helms when i was in college. when i came out here i was not initially involved politically. i was involved in community work, helping to build the lgbt community center, doing neighborhood work, and i eventually started doing campaigns and gradually got more involved in democratic party politics. ultimately, in 2004, i ran for the democratic county central committee and ended up chairing the committee. it was a gradual process for me. by the time i started thinking about running for supervisor, it made sense because of my involvement in the community and the politics. i knock on about $15,000 -- i knocked on about 15,000 doors and a huge amount of people. the best way to learn about the city and what people want and what people's concerns are. i feel like i know so much more than before i started campaigning. i am a good liberal democrat. in the san francisco, miniature spectrum, i am considered pretty middle of the road. one thing about me is i am very independent when it comes to the issues, and i do not vote o

. >> in some neighborhoods, it is so unusual to receive mail that many shops and helms don't have letter boxes. he delivers the letters personally. he says that rama has benefited the most from infrastructure projects. >> you can fuel the development and the growing economy. -- see the development and the growing economy. more and more people are moving here. here are the new roads being built and the new city close to ramala. things are improving here very quickly. >> palestinian postmen hope one day that the letters they deliver oil to be read by israeli inspectors. they long for the day when palestine is stamped on the envelopes. >> the high-stakes diplomacy is continuing unabated. palestinians needed nine votes for the security council. they say they have the necessary support. should they get the results they want, the u.s. and israel pledged to veto it. abbas can appeal directly to the general assembly. here is a look at the scenarios that can play out. >> un headquarters at new york, the palestinians want their flag flying here too. this would mean that the palestinian territories

him being at the helm did not change. that's the difference in leadership. i would say just like with lincoln, no matter who the leader is, i think people are yearning for somebody who shawn nest with them and strong in character, we are going to be fighting. because there are two opposed views. >> bill: way to go about it first i want to cite the pew poll and cnn poll just released. they both have obama's leadership below 50%. pew at 49. cnn at 48. that means half the country doesn't feel the president is a strong leader. he has lost credibility. that's down 9 points since bin laden was killed. this guy made a tough decision. it could have gone south, juan, but he did it. he is dead. and we respect it. so americans, most of them are not ideological. they want performance. and the problem with president obama and lincoln had it before the first two weeks. look, in the last two weeks of lincoln's wife he was winning. grant was chasing lee. he was right there in virginia. he at any time stay in washington. he was right there on the gun boats watching grant cha

in paris, the international community to others to chart libyas future without gaddafi at the helm. a toxic legacy of 9/11. the health of some new yorkers is still in jeopardy. >> the american government now believes it triggered what it calls chronic illnesses in thousands of people, a toxic legacy from a nightmare day. >> solving a mystery 100 years later. thanks to some high-tech help, we now know what happened to ned kelly, an infamous folk hero. welcome to our viewers in america and around the globe. on the day libya's new leaders for at an international conference in paris, trying to track the country's future, there was a stark reminder of the past. colonel gaddafi issued a call to let libya be engulfed in flames, and fouled the bottle -- the battle is not over. chris morris is in paris, where leaders have just spoken about their plans for libya's future. give us the latest. >> this evening in paris was all about the symbolism of the leaders of the new, emerging libya being surrounded by leading members of the international community, the message being these are the people we

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without the colonel at the helm, the challenge becomes charting a new future. >> leaders have to find another way to run this country, starting from scratch, and they have to take the people with them. if they can do it, it will be a huge achievement. >> i will be the most despised woman in the world. >> my daughter goes behind the camera about the woman who got the king and abdicating his throne. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. no new jobs as the headline on the u.s. unemployment figures today. the numbers are renewing fears that the country may be in fear -- may be in danger of slipping back into recession. stocks go lower on both sides of the atlantic, proving once again that the problem is global. >> obama is the first president since the second world war to witness a month where overall, no new jobs were created. no president since then has been reelected with unemployment so high. in august, private companies do create 17,000 new jobs, but it was wiped out by the public sector. the dow jones fell 253 points. it might be a statistical free, but

the international community gathers to chart with the apostle future without gaddafi at the helm. 9/11's continuing fallout. the health of some new yorkers is still in jeopardy. >> the american government believes that there are chronic illnesses in thousands of people. >> solving a mystery 100 years later. thanks to some high-tech help, we now know what happened to ned kelly, australia's most infamous of folk hero -- killer. >> welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. anya's new leaders were at international conference in paris. there was a stark reminder of the cost. colonel gaddafi issued a statement saying, let's libya be engulfed in flames. he vowed that the battle is not over. tonight, we have complete coverage. we start with our diplomatic correspondent. >> president sarkozy and david >>> are proud of the risks they took. -- cameron are proud of the risks they took. this was the arrival of the elite that recounted today. the rebel leader, now on the verge of government. he was gaddafi's justice minister until february. he previously defied the dictator and

with the young seiji ozawa now at the helm, the symphony set out on its first european tour in 1973.ight would come behind the iron curtain, in moscow, with the great cellist and soviet dissident mstislav rostropovich. >> actually, the russian authorities were discussing whether to have him play or not. seiji ozawa told them that if he did not play, that the orchestra would not play. so that was going on right until the first concert. [ finale plays ] [ cheers and applause ] >> here comes slava rostropovich, in triumph to his homeland, accompanied by the san francisco symphony, one of the most serendipitous things that i can ever imagine happening. this is the stuff of legend. >> i can't tell you the way that man played. played like an angel that night. after the performance, seiji sat down on the podium and bawled like a baby. it was incredible. >> narrator: it was just the beginning of the symphony's ascent to international acclaim -- a reputation further enhanced when music director herbert blomstedt arrived in 1985. under his direction, the symphony began touring annually one yea

during his 20 years at the helm of universal, he discovered steven spielberg. supervised "jaws," "e.t." and a few others you've probably heard of. >> welcome to jurassic park. >> in fact, sid is one of the guys responsible for the modern strategy of wide releases. movies were released in a different strategy than what we see now. it's what they called road shows. we'd see it in a few markets and as buzz built up, they'd go nation wade. >> reporter: but the all or nothing blockbuster approach he helped pioneer clearly didn't work with this creature. ironic, isn't it, that maybe he's been eaten by his own creature. >> exactly. exactly. he needs to go back to something like "jaws" probably. >> reporter: so, what happened? well, in "creature's" defense, this wasn't the weekend they expected. a few months ago, no other big movie wanted to open on 9/11 weekend. and there was a football strike. the field was wide open. so basically, this looked like a good weekend -- >> it was a great weekend. >> reporter: then, "contagion" moved its release date and the football stri

the news comes a year after apetecker took over the helm. >> they think the hp rank in file will get behind her. she's a very good communicator. >>> during a conference call today whitman said she was honored to move up from the hp board to the head of the company. >>> facebook founder revealed more about the site's attention grabbing campaign. facebook has added a news feed that shows users what they're friends are up to in realtime. the facebook will get a make over with a time line make over. >> you still have your profile pic. >> reporter: zuckerberg also rolled out partnerships with netflix, hulu and spotafy. it's all meant to make people linger even longer on facebook. >>> in a surprise announcement today b.a.r.t. announced to set aside $1.3 million to reupholster seats. b.a.r.t. says most of its $21 million surplus will be earmarked for new train cars. >>> the city of vallejo is trying to put an end to fake 911 calls. starts next month, people who called 911 and then refused to answer will be facing a fine. >> it's quite startling to see how few people they have. and the other

without colonel gaddafi at the helm, the challenge becomes starting a new future. >> they have to find a new way to run this country. if they can do it, it will be a huge change. >> madonna goes behind the camera for a movie about wallis simpson. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. no new jobs, that is the headline on the u.s. unemployment figures released today. the august numbers are renewing fears of the country may be in danger of slipping back into recession. the data also sent stocks lower on both sides of the atlantic. proving once again that fallout from the problem is global. >> on wall street today, the opening bell was rung by smiling this is the man who created jobs. the u.s. economy has not. on both sides of the atlantic, markets fell on news that job creation is all but paralyzed. some 14 million americans are out of work. over the past year, the economy had been adding jobs at a painfully slow rate. in august, the number of hirings and firings canceled each other out. >> the american population grows each month by 130,000. we need that many job

bill neukom has been at the helm of the giants since the end of the 2008 season as giants managing general partner and ceo. he says he is voluntarily standing down to teach at stanford and work at nonprofits but many think he was forced out. neukom spent the influx of world series win cash and the free spending ways caused rifts with the executive giants ownership group wanting to be a bigger part of the financial decisions. neukom downplayed any drama today. >> i came to the conclusion that this was the right time to turn the reins over to larry at a time when the franchise has never been stronger, never better able to meet its founding principle, which is to be a winner on the field and off the field. >> reporter: he will stay on as chairman emeritus in 2012. he is out and this guy is in, giants president and coo larry baer taking over as giants ceo. he has been with the team since 1992. he helped push for the construction of at&t park as a matter of fact. and he has high hopes for the team. >> we're extremely well positioned for the future. and i look forward to the honor and the privil

he doesn't think that change at the helm will affect the game. and when you have thing you. would only need it will make much of a difference we should be. warm in the first place into may have changed their head coach but the top level players are still there so regardless of which leads them into the game any team in the world challenging to play them. meanwhile intro will help to do influential playmaker wesley schneider that juts midfielder missed last saturday's three want triumph of a long year with a thigh injury that result was interest first victory of the season ending malinger run yury a winning start of the club enter also missing midfielder de young stock of h. and defender mike on through injury while their former portuguese star lewis figo is bracing himself for a stern examination tonight. this guy is better than i was because he's never one point of view. points so. we have to get a good result here through to the openers through to continue the competition going to be tough because you come from. close. by all the sort of perfect game. and all the. french c

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meeting with teddy kennedy and the next with teddy kennedy and the next mini had a meeting with jesse helms so we could help people in africa. we developed the b-2 bomber. i did corporate welfare with ralph nader. i agree with -- i don't agree with ralph nader on 99-100 things. he is not the enemy. look at obama shoving obama-care down the -- we just don't have it in d.c. i'm glad we played golf and biden told me we do better next time. i'm looking forward to a second match. >> governor, you did talk briefly about the presidential race. there are a number of republicans at high levels in ohio that fear that governor perry of texas is too conservative to win in the state of ohio in a general election. they point to things such as the ideas where he has described social security as a ponsy scheme and that he accused the federal reserve board chairman of perhaps behaving in a fashion if he pumps money in the economy. do you believe the governor of texas might be too conservative? >> i don't think so. when you look at his record in texas, and they can try to object secure it anyway they want to

i guess but he never claudio ranieri but then it's lidsky doesn't think the change at the helm again. when you're saying you were. well we don't mean you will make much of a difference for us we should be relying on our own form in the first place intermediate change they have to watch but the jump little players are still there so regardless of which leads them into the game any team in the world will find it challenging to play them. for me while in so i will be that influential primary wesley snider for the clash in moscow holland midfielder missed last saturday's three one triumph at the long year with a fine injury that result was into a first victory of the campaign and on the run yairi a winning stars at the club in several said missing midfield a day and stunk of it and defended like home through injury and form is bracing himself for a stand test this guy is better than i was because he's from one point zero zero points so. we have to get a good result here too early to have their own history during the competition very tough because you come from. close. by all of. them. now

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ballots surged through southern japan it caused massive flooding and landslides leveling roads and helms cutting our access to many remote villages thousands of people are still stranded in awaiting rescue the storm is the most devastating of its kind to hit japan in seven years. business news is next with. hello to you you're watching business artsy pressure is easing in the gas dispute between russia and ukraine kiev says it will stick to the current agreement until a new deal is signed that's according to the prime minister as of ukraine wants to renegotiate prices but is refusing new deal to bring costs down this rejected solely half of its state energy company enough to go to russia's gas brought you to shift gears the details. experts are speculating whether this is the start of a new gas conflict and you gas war between russia and ukraine as very harsh statements are coming from both sides where ukraine's president if any on the court which has accused russia of humiliating ukraine in the course of negotiations and saying that he will not tolerate a relation like this and may even

that last line is this he doesn't think the change at the helm at the gate. when your family would come well we don't think it will make much of a difference for us we should be relying on our own form in the first place intermediate change the head coach at the top level queries are still there so regardless of which leads them into the game any team in the world will find it challenging to play them. we want and so we were that influential playmaker was the slugger for the clash in moscow the holland midfielder missed last saturday's three one triumph i belong out with the injury that result was into the first victory of the domestic town and this gary in winning stars of the club out into also missing midfielder bands thank you very much on stage and i'm i come through injury and the former football star is figure is bracing himself for standard text this guy is better than i was because he's served one point zero zero zero points so. we have to get very good results here during the storm during the competition very tough to come from the. last. play out o

manager in just over a year but the boss new units lidsky says he does not think the change at the helm will affect the outcome. you have seen. well we don't mean you will make much of a difference we should be relying on our own form in the first place interim a have changed a good coach but the top level players are still there so regardless of which means of the game any team in the world will finally be challenging to play them. now enter will be without influential playmaker away from the schneider the dutch midfielder miss last saturday's three one triumph along with a high end injury that result was interest first victory of the season humbling run your winning starts the club enter also messing with figure de young steinke of each defender maicon through injury while their former portuguese star louis figo he's bracing himself for a stern test the night sky is granted and that's because he's the one point of view is your point so. we have to get a good result here through the openness to continue the competition pretty tough because it comes from three posts. by all of them so a

and she has been at the helm of this fight against "don't ask, don't tell." she served openly as a gay naval officer for 13 years and i spoke with her and her partner pam gray earlier and told this me that it's been a really long struggle and that today really feels somewhat surreal. >> it feels very gratifying, very celebratory. i feel like it's a milestone for our country and so it's -- like i can't believe it's actually here. it's like i have to pinch myself. >> today is probably going to start the healing process for a lot of people out there that have been kicked out and i think it's going to start the process with us, as well. we're going to start process today of healing and that we're being recognized. >> now, "don't ask, don't tell" was overturned after about nine months ago when president obama repealed an act that was surrounded by political debate and by controversy. now, since "don't ask, don't tell" was put into effect in 1993, more than 13,000 active servicemembers were forced to leave the service and the military is taking a low key approach t

that powerful in our powerful recedes even as we speak here today some of the people who were at the helm back then are now writing books saying everything they did was right including guantanamo including everything else i'm talking about dick cheney first of all president under george w. bush and at the same time they're all blaming each other for something why all this confusion and should one be worried about the general picture that's being created at the last decade of war because they're all trying to blame each other and trying to get out of some of the blame and yes we should be. why are they trying to blame each other let's let's face a factor for a moment that most americans don't even think about. nine eleven happened on george w. bush and dick cheney's what. they allowed the greatest killing of americans on american territory since there are but. a lot of their rhetoric and aggressive actions post nine eleven was to hide that fact and also to keep it from happening again because if it had happened again they probably would have been impeached on the spot thrown out of office

with harvey around yairi scout also then it's not doesn't think the train's at the helm with.nothing. well we don't think it will make much of a difference for us we should be relying on our own form in the first place into have changed their head coach but the jump little clear is still there so regardless of them into the game any team in the world will find it challenging to play them. well meanwhile and so without influential player i can't wait for the clash in moscow holland may feel that missed last saturday's three one transit along with only injury that result was into us first victory of the campaign and of tragedy around the area a winning start of the club into also missing mate for the day and thank you very much and then my comb through injury my former portugal star was speaking is bracing himself for stan tusk. this guy is better than i was because he's one point . zero points so. we have to get a good result here the read through to the competition. the toughest. play out. there. now at the rugby world cup wales have thrashed namibia eighty one points to seven

boss ramus this doesn't think the change at the helm well affect the game. when you have seen him well we don't think it will make much of a difference for us we should be relying on our own form in the first place interim have changed their head coach but the top level players are still there so regardless of which go she leads them into the game any team in the world will find it challenging to play them. well meanwhile in so will we without influential playmaker wesley sliwa for the clash in moscow the holland midfielder missed last saturday's three one triumph that belong out with the only injury that result was into the first victory of the domestic count and on the cloudy out on the area a winning style was at the club well into over also missing midfield a day and thank you bitch defended my comb through injury and therefore before school started to speak it is bracing himself for a standard test this guy is better than eyes because you never want to point your zero point zero. zero we have to get a good result here too early to have their own through

at augusta remember cloudy around yuri but discovers late since he doesn't think the change at the helm again. when you're saying. well we don't think it will make much of a difference for us we should be on our own form in the first place intermediate change their head coach but the top little gear is just so regardless of the means of the game any team in the world will find it challenging to play them. for me martin so will be that influential playwright wesley snider for that function will say holland midfielder missed last saturday's three one triumph at milan there with a spine jury that result was interest first victory of the campaign and on the run yairi a winning stores at the club in soros i'm missing it for the day and strength of it and defender my come through injury from an atmosphere is bracing himself for a stern test this guy is better than i was because he's one point three zero zero points so. we have to get a good result here to really drive through during the competition very tough doesn't come from. most. of the way out of. here. now the rugby world cup wales is t

tennis star at the helm of the sea a publishing co but beats former world number one yankovic's to reach the fourth round flushing meadows. princes of the icy eskimo schools youth team the red army when the first ever world junior club ice hockey championships. jetting off russia are set to compete in the rugby world cup for the first ever time this year r t caught up with the squad before to fly to new zealand it's. tennis first where a quarter of the last sixteen players in the women's side of the u.s. open this year will be russian public is one of them victory over your limit yankovic's setting up a clash with francesca schiavone for the twenty year old serbian give it simply well on able to adjust to the russians aggressive style of play going down so poor stephenie next up for the said don't be fooled by the french open quarterfinals this year. meanwhile will do battle with the top ranked player of the championship was the. world number seventeen keeping cool calm on the about six point six two two it sounds. like he's up to herself reading from his king sixty six for the first mon

doesn't think the change at the helm with luck that the game. in new york city will give them well we don't think it will make much of a difference we should be relying on no old form in the first place intermission have changed their head coach but the top level players a still lives on so regardless of which kosha leads them into the game shows any team in the world will find it challenging to play them. meanwhile it. will be without influential playmaker wesley snape or for the clash in moscow the whole midfielder missed last saturday's three one triumph at below and yet with a thigh injury that results was first victory this season and handed claudio ranieri a winning start at the club well there are also missing midfielder is a young age and defender mike on through injury and their former portugal star louis spiegel is bracing himself for star in test sky spreading bananas because he's never one point of view this year zero point zero. three have to get a good result you had to do with the openers through to continue the competition is goi

to meet with cloud ready airy but says scott boss now needs most he doesn't think the change at the helm will affect the game. you have seen you will get them well we don't think it will make much of a difference for us if we should be relying on no old form in the first place intermission have changed their head coach but the top level players are still there so regardless of which leads them into the game any team in the world will find it challenging to play them. meanwhile inside will be with valves and filling show playmaker wesley snyder for the clash in moscow the holding midfielder missed last saturday's three one triumph and belong yet with a thigh injury that result was intersperse victory this season and handed claudio ranieri a winning start at the club well enter are also missing midfielder is a young stock which he and defender maicon through injuries and their former portugal star louis de gaulle is bracing himself for a certain test to sky is better than i was because he was never one point of view. points so. we have to get a good result tear through to have their story

with a cloudy around the area but says scott boss lennox lewis he doesn't think the change at the helm will affect the game. you have seen would not well we don't think it will make much of a difference for us so we should be ruling on old form in the first place or injure may have changed their head coach but it's up little clear is a still there so regardless of which leads them into the game any team in the world will find it challenging to play them. meanwhile answer will be with valid influential playmaker wesley snyder for the clash in moscow the whole of midfielder missed last saturday's three one triumph at the colonial with a thigh injury that results was in serious first victory this season and handed claudio ranieri a winning start at the club well there are also missing that feel very young stunk of h. and defender mike off for injury and therefore a portugal star lewis spiegel is bracing himself first or incest skyscraper there not because he's at one point we have nearly zero points. we have to get a good result here through to the openness to continue the competition it'

fourth monitor in just over a year but say ask a paucity of ses he doesn't think the change at the helm will affect the game. i mean you're saying. well we don't mean you will make much of a difference for us we should be relying on our own form in the first place interim have changed their head coach at the top level players are still there so regardless of the means of the game any team in the world will finally challenging to play them. meanwhile intro a will help to do influential playmaker wesley schneider and the dutch midfielder missed last saturday's three want to try and put up a long year with a thigh injury that result was interest first victory of the season ending mileage run yury a winning start up the club enter also missing midfielder de young stock of h. and defender my calling through injury while their former portuguese star lewis fico is bracing himself for a stern examination tonight. this guy is better than i was because his spirit one point you. bring so. we. have together a good result here through two or three openers through to me in the competition very tough

start changing when the current prime minister said to be president vladimir putin was manning the helm on his first speech at the annual conference he was saying that tensions over the past few years have been risen to upwards of forty five percent salaries were flagged one hundred twenty percent growth base from a low base well look we live in the one of the most expensive cities in the world ok and you want to give me a pay increase of ten percent if i can make a big difference in my lifestyle ok my point is here you go from. base it still you have in place in is never been we're here and you have also this tsunami that we're coming in but they are going to say this is good when it comes to job my job employment the employment levels unemployment is down to a point it is up there for the future long term goal of the economy which he forecast as being positive and a growth of g.d.p. the future for russia should look good in comparison to the rest of world they're right to damn right here because we have eurozone we have the u.s. economy stagnated bearskin maybe for the next decade if