i said, "ivan. ivan." and so he asked to open the window. opened the window, and he kissed my little son, and wished me a nice happy return back to czechoslovakia, and this is how i passed the border. a similar thing happened on the other side of the river, and the americans were looking at what was going on--a car with a zurich number having so much time there--and so when i finally passed the border and came into the american zone, i considered myself already to be a free man. they asked me if i had any difficulties, and i said no, i just told them the same story i told you, and i went to linz, and when i arrived there, i rented a room in a hotel, and i called my wife in prague. i asked her if i could speak with mr. velan-- - you were asking for yourself. it was a trick, and you spoke german. - this was all agreed. and she said, "no, he's not here, but you can call him on tuesday". tuesday then was the date for her escape with the norwegian passport and with my son peter, with an arlburg express, which goes from budapest through bratislava

ivan eland senior fellow at the independent institute joining us live in washington thank you. well coming up in just a few moments differences of opinion over the libya crisis top the agenda as moscow welcomes joe biden. as the vice president of the united states arrives in moscow the big question is will the two sides be able to reach a mutual understanding of the situation in libya. that's still to come the first several british universities have come under pressure over the controversial links with the libyan government a public outcry over donations from the gadhafi regime to the london school of economics has forced its the right to to resign when it got the sun started at the university and it has more from london. more details of these connections are emerging all the time the most recent one is another of these his fourth son who was taught at the school of oriental and african studies also known as. the us then following his student ship announced a very lucrative deal with libyan university where they would give him two hundred fifty thousand dollars in the region of

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talking about capability when referring to russia and china as a mortal threat earlier i talked to ivan eland senior fellow at the independent institute here's part of our conversation. well i think the problem that we have here is the old cold war thinking and you can talk about kill bill these intent and we can do that except that we have a double standard in the country there are other nuclear powers that can hit the united states as well with india pakistan france and britain right and israel those countries could all conceivably in some way get a weapon here in north korea can't yet but let's just take those countries we don't think of them they have the capability to do it but we don't call them mortal threats whereas china and russia have the capabilities but we call them moral threats and i think this is left over from the cold war we think that all those other countries couldn't possibly be intending any ill will harm to the u.s. but but russia and china might well let's talk about doesn't mean you take a guy like improper certainly older than you and i he grew up in a generati

complete the circuit and that was ivan eland thing your fellow at the independent institute. well moving on now to a different kind of tension that exists between the old guard and the new i'm talking about journalism and what is often a tug of war between the older more established press like say the new york times and the new or web centered publication like for example the having to post in time there is a battle brewing between those specific organizations that started when editor bill keller wrote a piece starfleet critical of the huffington post and its format you know linking to several different sources on its on its site here with us georgetown university professor of journalism professor chris cameras chris less confident about this has really turned into as an interesting theatrical that we've been sort of take place back in for us. now huffington post we've all been on the site big headlines a lot of different subject matter how we say bill keller new york times he calls this aggregation and he says quote the queen of aggregation is of course arianna huffington wh

sort of thing but we ought to be more of a an example rather than a medal or overseas now that was ivan eland senior fellow at the independent institute and here's what's all landau said about america a strategy of spreading democracy in iraq but humans have. penetrated all of the us a chance to run this civil society not just recently the head of the independent journalist. dublin blabber already. and why we're going to demonstrate to a band circumspect. security agent previously that he was arrested seventy five so-called dissidents at their trial twill cuban state security agents posing as this event servers that testify against them and say how the united states government was giving them money services good a whole variety of other. so don't we ever get it that the money that congress is about locating to destabilize cubans that you and government is going to the treasury of but she wouldn't cover one secondly. how stupid can you get you know nobody ever asked a question what that she would do to us again. you know all the warning ones are hard to hear i guess we're still are still

raÚl reyes segundo comandante ivÁn rÍos integrante del secretariado. >> desde entonces se con yo en unr algo, decirles que el Único futuro que les queda si siguen con la violencia va a ser una tumba o una cÁrcel. y aunque las autoridades aseguran que la... estÁ arrinconada, sus ataques no paran >> nos atacaron a mansalva, nos atacaron por la espalda con armas largas, en el noroeste de colombia mena atacan una comitiva que se desplazaba a entregar unas horas sociales en un pueblo lejano. aa todo tiempo tuve la protecciÓn de la fuerza pÚblica. >> por su parte leÓn valencia, experto en el conflicto cree que el presidente santos tiene muy claro su estrategia contra las farc. >> son muchos los analistas en este paÍs que consideran que en el gobierno podrÍa haber acercamientos a la guerrilla de la fax o los golpes militares que le ha propinado durante los Últimos aÑos ponen al estado en una posiciÓn ventajosa, en una posible mesa de negociaciones. >> bien, Última pausa y cuando regresemos la carretera de lograr un grupo de policÍas hispanos en california. regresamos.

nuestro ivan taylor fungio como maestro de ceremonias..en el teatro nacional ruben dario en managua.aragua, de 24 anos, fue elegida entre 14 candidatas. otra quien tambien ha sido recien coronada es miss republica dominicana, dalia fernandez representante de santiago de los caballeros fue la vencedora, aunque segun varios criticos su respuesta a la pregunta final no tuvo mucho sentido. ambas participaran en el concurso miss universo que se efectuara en sao paulo en septiembre proximo. cu --y el tema de esta noche... -se hizo justicia en el caso de maria isabel, la muchacha mexicana que murio en el campo, de insolacion, y a quien no atendieron de manera correcta y rapida? --que por que la pregunta...por que los presuntos responsables, no irian a la carcel, y solo pagaran una multa y con trabajo comunitario. cu y hoy es cumpleaÑos de la puertoriqueÑ a "india" y el argentino diego torres. --diego cumple 39 aÑos y la princesa de la salsa 41 aÑos. "felicidades" a los 2! topvo ---y no deje de enterarse de lo que hacemos en nuestra comunidad o de lo que estamos preparando en nuestros notici

. >> si embargo, el congresista ivÁn cepeda, además de estar segura que fue un montaje comentÓ que lontaban estas desmovilizaciones paramilitares. >> el actual gobierno espera que la justicia esclarezca lo que realmente sucediÓ. >> son objeto de investigaciones. >> desde su cuenta en twitter asegurÓ que es una infamia. >> Éste no es el Único escÁndalo. la fiscalÍa anunciÓ que abrirÁ investigaciones preliminares contra uno de los funcionarios mÁs importante durante la presidencia de Álvaro uribe. otros cuatro desmovilizaciones que al parecer habÍa hecho irregulares. en bogotÁ colombia. juan carlos aviar. >> las autoridades mexicanas arrestaron a mÁs capos del narcotrÁfico.al presunto jefe de plaza en oaxaca fue detenido. tambiÉn benjamÍn flores, el padrino, lÍder y uno de los fundadores del cÁrtel de acapulco. >> archivos y nombres de cada acusado en armamento de abuso sexual. sacerdotes. la intenciÓn tiene un sentido de seguridad pÚblica. hablaron con el robo a su vez con y nos dice cuÁl fue el >> el arzobispo, a poco mÁs de una semana de asumir oficialmente la jefatura se enfrenta a

for the most part, increasing clouds and then widespread rain expected into the ivaning.trong winds with this storm as well. we will start you off right now with your temperatures. let's look at your map and give you an idea what the temperatures are. we are seeing the temperatures dip down into the 40s. even seeing 30-degree readings as well. looks like down to 39 degrees for napa. 41 santa rosa and looks like much of the wet weather still continuing to stay to the north of us. we will stay dry. towards 8:00, notice the showers setting is in and spreading throughout the evening hours. by midnight, that's when we see down powers, along the peninsula as well and wednesday, wednesday will be fairly wet for your morning commute and then we will dry out as we head into the evening. your temperatures are going to dip down into the 30s over night. mid-30s for santa rosa. and down in the south bay temperatures could drop down into the upper 30s in the colder locations. by the afternoon, highs will warm into the low 60s and that's where we will stay. this week's storm is much war

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segÚn la versiÓn, uribe habÍa enviado en 2005 un batallÓn de 100 efectivos para dar caza a ivan mÁrquezo reuniones con el presidente chÁvez en caracas. era el tiempo en que el mandatario venezolano tenÍa cercanía con las farc y pedÍa reconocerla como una fuerza. >> a mÍ no me sorprendería que asÍ como había cientos de hombres armados ilegales en esa frontera hubiera tambiÉn militares en pos de la captura de esas personas en un momento de la historia en que venezuela no colaboraba. >> ¿puede un batallÓn de 100 hombres mantenerse el cubierto entre toros venezolanos sin ser detectados? >> imaginarse que han estado en territorio venezolanos en efectivo durante tanto tiempo es algo exagerado. >> de hecho el gobierno venezolano varias veces anunciÓ la captura de varios espÍas colombianos. en 2007 dos militares del vecino paÍs fueron hallados muertos en extraÑas circunstancias cuando encubiertos estarÍan haciendo labores de vigilancia. ... >> dÍas antes entregar el poder el gobierno de uribe denunciÓ ante la oea la ubicaciÓn con coordenadas de supuestos campamentos guerrilleros de las farc en

cinema cams the skinny and ivan they were not just two there was a big in them if soldiers who were working with him. and they were against the bench policy keith the city life and all the people from then and there placed them with other people that those american who is thousand used to plan missions with them and they used to carry it out see that home a nest of. parking the truck bombs close to two hotels being used as barracks by jewish fighters in the desert or shot a security guard. and then fled. i don't you know that's a it's a fuse or explosion. they can. get up get out because since it's going to be a spill we wanted to be still pays we wait for the last. three thousand pound bombs tore through the surrounding buildings killing sixty. hina was not just an eyewitness she was also a lovely member taken part in bombing operations let me ask you this question did the truck bomb make you with the resistance. good made you angry or make me angry but. leave when things do go put to a call. to kill the civilians be killing going to war against those who are guilty. you know you just. let

and i saw he wear a cape shell regular season champions ivan guard lost for one at home to nifty key make and now trailing three two in the first round of the playoffs the host had to fight from behind boxer just to minutes when you go to pull the gallop put if you can to confront and though both sides netted in the second the visitors scored twice in the final period to wrap up the win and say believe in this series. elsewhere on the night metalworking is a word edged out the boys who grew up four three two also move three two up in the best of seven series the whole scoring three goals with a. ten minutes however you god managed to level the game by the middle of the third period forcing overside seven minutes into the extra session that's a lot of nets and the winner with that lead to make the score and therefore all. moscow is all set to host its third world cup snowboard event on saturday however the latest edition will be a first of the russian capital as a one of the winter sports most popular distillates the parallel slalom will take place right in the heart of the city as a

cafes one of the most famous of all soviet films was even brazil a bitch changes profession a spoof on ivan the terrible in it the moscow of the sixteenth century was played by the yaroslavl town a rough stuff and here at the even this elaborate restaurant customers with a full cinematic experience this seems of the film are set throughout the restaurant but if you'd like to sleep on it the attached hotel is watch all fall for it caters to the movie minded with its time honored blockbuster themed rooms even under seal of h. being the most popular for his part yuri backspins recent film hydraulically is packed with blockbuster action but his other local repertoire is not that of the theater. it's the cradle of. the finest theatre founded. was the first national theatre of russia it reached the heights of creative and professional. that may be but as long as the one thousand year old city of yaroslav all is internationally protected as a historical site able forever be known as the silent ingenue gracing the background of thousands of cinema and television screens the world over with the hund

that start with ice hockey where regular season champions ivan gored are surprisingly on the verge of falling out of the garden cup the hawks find themselves to the. examined in their best of seven series against underdogs he make the fifteen frank seem hoping home ice advantage will help them seal the deal against one of the league's best squads player you boys you grow are meanwhile down to three in their series against mr luker must be the worst bill needs to win the next two games to extend their amazing page all season into the second round. now let's recap on the action that took place on thursday where as a result there are no moscow sides let's make a shell play offs following genomics exit in the opening round all legs narrow x.-men losing game six to one in overtime making the overall score in the best of seven series for the muscovites open for constantine's already called up the last inside side the game in the third period thanks to brock trotter and loudest dogs in sports the weather in overtime to get rid of past moscow. elsewhere moscow regions outlines made it through

goal of screwed up penalty in the city given to him in what proved to be a consolation but it was ivan god who progressed into the last day. so in just a few hours then the second round of the playoffs will get underway and after school hours and sound about you live cruised through to the last day let's take a look at the rest of the garden cup quarter finals in the playoff round highlights . live live live live . live . cool. cool. cool. cool. cool thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks. and plenty more action to come over the next couple of days i find the russians liking seem quite so you've had some success in the paris nice or i stand in line all coming third during stage two which was won by sky's gregory henderson by the right consists of late stages spread out over one thousand three hundred kilometers from the finish in these march and the stage to the right is a relatively flat section for one hundred ninety nine kilometers and by the end of it a tendency to a bunch sprint for the line new zealand ahead isn't going to overeat first ahead of matthew go

as we continue to cover this as far in the rush hour the first wave has been reported in the real ivan sort of north that's part of the sun hold in the region. but in japan about two hundred people have been washed away with several others. missing of course we will continue to give you updates on the it's obvious to show an unfolding in japan caused by the massive eight point nine earthquake well we'll be back with more news for you to stay with us. this. he needs really are the best and the bean to do radium in they begin in the similar number for the cars because the screen is that artists . most dangerous. radiation that they exist in the nature. of the group in the vicinity of known differentiated so produce is so much the engine maybe changes in moving and suit leukemia. might be out of the immune system. you don't have to have a college degree going to have to meet british occasion to understand big fish bred radioactive materials all over somebody's backyard that you've got a problem. if. it's come from our bureau. we hear it because our cash out stats out. god promised them th

of the most famous of all so beautiful was even vassilitch change his profession of the auto pilot ivan the terrible in it the moscow of the sixteenth century was played by the yaroslavl town of rough stuff and even the sale of it restaurant customers at the thought cinematic it's here. and this seems of the film are set throughout the restaurant but if you'd like to sleep on it the attached hotel is watch all fall for it caters to the movie minded with its time honored blockbuster themed rooms even under seal of which being the most popular for his part of your attacks means recent film hydraulically is packed with blockbuster action but his other local repertoire is not it's that of a theater. in the city of the iris lobel is the cradle of russian theatre the famous theater founded by florida volkoff was the first national theater that open in russia it reached the heights of creative and professional for its time. that may be but as long as the one thousand year old city of yaroslav all is internationally protected as a historical site it will forever be known as the silent arjen kne

courtesy of the hosts from on sharing to and alexander put in jogging with a brace for the winners ivan garda hoping this form carries over into the next round where they'll face off against metalwork magnitogorsk on wednesday western leaders lock in what seems rational miscarry to reach the next stage the railway men will be hosting the national review in the next round game one is on tuesday. and let's stay with winter sports by heading back to russia is that he had to guess or confirm herself as the world's top paralysed alum snowboarder with victory and the whole world cup station here in moscow richard about four reports. you can get your sugar came into the latest world conference in moscow's the woman to beat she'd already won four times a season on the circuit and was looking for with number five in front of home time . carol something to manage cruising to believe the same could be said you can see no you cannot construct a lot of gold because both know trying to completion in the early rounds would you characterise just found the course here on the short side after the last ev

right all of a ben is reporting live from japan ivan thank you very much indeed for that report . filed a new blast of the fukushima nuclear plant occurred at reactor number three according to latest reports the hydrogen glaus did not damage the reactors container bus and the number of workers have been injured and jimmy has continued to poor seawater into the reactor to cool it down and also a new three meter height tsunami is moving toward the north east coast of japan with or she's evacuating thousands of residents stay with us here for the latest developments in japan and also you can log on to our website asking for call from out. here is that simple jargon for people that are in the business of tapes of the drift to the right across europe and the u.s. want more people are getting the political and like the new. york times or not it is the. really the latest science and technology from. the future. wealthy british style it's a small town.

this country which nobody here one's right of course there are you going to update on developments ivan tripoli thank you. as the u.k. prepares to discuss its next move in libya british opposition m.p. jeremy corbin says the country has been very selective when deciding where military intervention is necessary. i think there's a lot of double standards going on here because what is happening in libya is obviously terrible and obviously get off it should have heeded the views of ordinary people and come to some kind of accommodation with them all removed himself from office. there's been no condemnation worthy of anything against the rain saudi arabia yemen or amman who've also been killing large numbers of civilians totally over the last few weeks and i think the west has been very selective about this it's all about securing a future status with whatever government comes out of libya libya has always libya also has the potential a big a very big investor in the rest of the world indeed it has been for a very long time and i think this is much more about european and western influence i

aunts of a continental hockey league where ivan go are finally played the regular season champions they are the hawks totally destroying underdogs and it's a gimmick and a deciding game seven of the western conference quarterfinals at ten blocks finding the net so there are seven of them courtesy of the hosts. alexander in with a brace each for the winners of unguarded holding this carries over into the next round where they'll face off against a little clusters of wars going on wednesday western leaders looking to see france comments earlier to reach the next stage. now let's take a look at what's coming up in the next to make a child seems with a good cup contender sets a battle in the conference semifinals western squads will play game one she is they would welcome a seed looking to did throw its second club from. the jaroslav side. built by the wayside a well rested scot st petersburg it's a keeper odds if you did post-season wrong going against the northern army men spezza parts of moscow in the previous round while their opponents in georgia six game battle with. how the eastern c

right our seas either ben is reporting that from talking ivan thank you very much indeed animals but see you later. relies heavily on nuclear energy and with the millions of people that are left without power russia is offering to help also says it's now working on a raised terror says following a request from talkie oh also he's pulled out of the. russia's stepped into the breach with energy aid for japan japan used to draw thirty percent of all of its energy from nuclear power stations and that of course has been suffered terrible. to the situation in fukushima and of course the situation at other power plants around the country following the earthquake and tsunami russia has pledged one hundred fifty thousand tons of liquid gas to japan as well as stepping up. its trade of coal to the country there's also the possibility of providing electricity directly to japan through an underwater cable which links the two countries prime minister vladimir putin has said that russia will do everything in its power to help its neighbor to the east. this is a great tragedy for japan so i would l

percent usually go to thirty five percent and that the tax rate on the wealthiest one percent during ivan how are all the way up to reagan and much higher than it is now and i would say a lot of people out there to the gold in the home of john and out here in the. middle this is not only say john f. kennedy made it clear that it's a paradoxical truth that when you lower tax rates you increase tax revenues because you allow businesses to have that many more dollars to hire that many more people which contributes that many more dollars because it's actually getting so large a chunk of your life you always would imagine marty in any ministration insurers who worked in the reagan ministries reality is that what the majority of americans are feeling right now they watch wall street take their economy and them on main street. and really disabuse you of the i'm going to read literally because you do know that you know first of all let me recommend that you go back and actually i know that you're going to reward kennedy yeah usually it's ninety to seventy i would want to show you because we could

foreign policy exposed ivan thank you so much for joining us now i want to start by looking at the case of this contractor alan gross six year old man barely speaks any spanish has some history of going over to cuba. and most recently he went over there on a tourist visa with apparently a bunch of communications equipment satellite phones things are that are not allowed to be brought into that country there's a sign stating so very clearly in the airport and that he's been arrested so should we really be surprised that somebody has contacts you know is getting funded by usa idea in these programs is suddenly arrested for essentially breaking the law well americans whoever they are may not agree with foreign laws in foreign countries but if you knowingly break the law and you me even though you disagree with it you're probably going to be thrown in jail and so that's what he has been and the u.s. has demanded that he be released that there's no reason that they should do that because he doesn't have diplomatic immunity is on a tourist visa and he was breaking was so it doesn't matter if

and a explosion stood for mergers and acquisitions and people like ivan boesky and all these good they were ebony artists and it was the hot new harmony. i can do mergers and acquisitions all these companies started combining so that we see this graphic this is you know bad been bad documented this is what we need even offered that when the reagans started stopped and. in the sherman antitrust and just allowed companies like crazy to start merging fifty companies controlled more than ninety percent of everything american saw in newspapers magazines t.v. radio stations books music movies videos wire services and photo agencies and fifty companies owned ninety percent of our media now since reagan's deregulation and these are the various iterations of ben's rewriting his book we're down to five companies now five companies own ninety percent of our media and i just ask yourself why is there not so much media coverage of us uncut could it be because those five companies are a large giant transnationals that frankly would rather not pay taxes. so why should they give coverage to a bunch of

over there ok let's try and get our connection back to ivan bennett series of the press corps before we go back from there the moment i we lost you just audience is bear with you because of course i know our communications are difficult but we're talking about the fukushima plant you're not far from where you're about an hour's travel from it what what's the news on the ground there what are people saying about the latest situation. well the worry there is concerning a second reactor at the fukushima number one what it was an explosion that yes there is another nuclear reactor the concern now is that the second one has lost this cooling mechanism it humping sea water around to try and cool the reactor down but attempt to keep rising so what they're doing now to try and. relieve the pressure inside is to actually. controlled root controlled release of steam or with that obviously the radiation comes out as well and so now radiation is pouring into the atmosphere already we don't know exactly how much but the authorities are saying they're already treating thirteen people who have been

and from all the libyan prime minister to ivan l. of these a senior fellow at the present institute in washington d.c. it's really high there but there are reports that the u.s. is a point more than four thousand sailors and marines now to the area what will happen if we see these troops on the ground eventually you think it's coming to the. well the problem that they have is they've gotten. you know they put up a no fly zone and they're attacking some of libya's ground forces under the stance of all purpose of saving civilians but of course if that doesn't work then no one they hurried this up and did a very fast and nobody thought ahead as to what would happen if this first round didn't work so i think there is a possibility that this could escalate at some point if not now then you know sort of the same type of episode where years later you have to take him out because he's still there. so when we demonize leaders as the united states is demonize khadafi in saddam hussein then of course it becomes difficult to reach some sort of a