thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. >> thank you for joining us, igor yurgens. we look forward to seeing you at our next commission meeting in moscow. >> 100%. >> take care. >> before i open the floor to questions, we have a little audio/visual presentation to make for you. to do tha to do thagha to do thalid to do tha gun to do than to do that, i would like to call on of the global organization. >> i won't take too much time today. we heard there is a growing group of leaders and experts around the world who believe zero is the only sustainable answer -- sorry. did we start it? the only sustainable answer for the growing threat of nuclear proliferation, but it is also a growing number of citizens around the world acting on this issue, especially a young regeneration who feel that as up to us to solve this problem. this generation feels empowered by the internet and possibilities to communicate with one another, we also found the more people learn about this issue the more passionate they become about it and one of the first things we have done is develop an int

igor, are you there? >> yes. thank you very much. can you hear me ok? >> we can hear you well. >> ladies and gentleman, i am excited to speak from moscow, which is preparing for the visits from president obama. we -- richard gave a comprehensive picture. he was pragmatic. this is very needed. without practical steps, it will take longer than 20 years. of course, mankind stockpiles invented this and sophisticated those weapons sophisticated 60 years. this is a gigantic task. we hope the visit of president obama will be a huge step in the right direction. the prime minister, mr. putin, are most influential men in the nation confirms that local zero is the target for mankind and the russian federation. and we hope that it will be in achieved in terms of negotiations with the visit of president obama. there have been great secrets on warheads. negotiations will be a step in the right direction. we wish them well. we will work in this direction. we are very thankful for the joint efforts. thank you very much, ladies and gentleman. " thank you very much for j

. >> igor ground looking for this stuff.ughter] and yet, if you read the pages of the most prestigious review columns by and large and let's get the novels or even the histories, they tend to be about great white men number one and number two bayfield very little with the lives of ordinary people of any kind whatsoever, so although in my own lifetime, this 60's gave a big push towards a different way of history. the thing about oral history is oral historians themselves were in the streets. oral history, and even the profession and mainly with the practice of places like the harry truman live braver they interview people who erased all the tapes so nobody would find out anything that was not supposed to be known. that was the division of oral history but oral historians performing the professions in the '60s and '70s were mainly community activists of one kind or another or oddballs who wanted to document a community that was a disappearing under some kind of pressure. so, they made a dent. we made a dent but not such a big

the top-seeded american, andy roddick taking on a big russian, igor kunitsyn. rod ache two-time runner up herm has set point. in fact, triple set point. a unleashes a powerful backhand. takes first set 6-4.ackh second set, already in the third at 3-3. kunitsyn puts up a pretty good i fight. a-rod goes boris becker, buts it's not enough. didn't matter, roddick 18 ace.ug broken just one. showing the hustle a nd the court coverage has a few people believing he might be able to win this thing. roddick just too much for the russian. he plows through the roundhe three.ne >> i knew i was getting thee better of him. i knew i was getting a lot more looks at his stuff than mine.seb i saw my best stuff in the fourth set. so i got through. you know, it was comfortableot. most of the time. you know, a couple things hereof ere.there, but overall it was all right. >> and the story at wimbledon io andy murray. look at the crowd just gathering at the lawn to watch. yingscotsman trying to become first man from great britain to win at wimbledon since the 1930s. the near court, lo