(james brooks) we worked forever on the sound. (james brooks) just her finger on that button.e two people made their connection. far apart and electronically. tom's agenda is to get to her, 'cause he's felt the connection between the two of them, and he hasn't questioned it, he's going with it. she's felt the same thing and she's fleeing from it. you're an amazing woman. what a feeling having you inside my head. yeah. it was... an unusual place to be. it was indescribable. you knew just when to feed me the next line the second before i needed it. there was like a rhythm we got into, it was like... great sex or... that was my favorite moment in dailies, when her head went back, the chair came forward. she almost falls out, as if she'd just had some pretty good sex. (james brooks) it was always at its core a romantic triangle. i'm going over to aaron's, but maybe i'll hook up with all of you later. how long do you think you'll be? a true romantic triangle does not decide in advance who gets the girl. i mean, there's something in us that wants her to pair up with one of these two

discuss what his proposals would go to look at that of in chief of russia and global affairs and james brooks the moscow will based correspondent for the voice of america. putin has been outlining his vision of russia's future in a series of articles written for the country's major dailies in the run up to next month's presidential election the latest one in total being strong national security guarantees for russia focuses on the prime minister's ideas for developing russia's defenses putin promises seven hundred sixty eight billion u.s. dollars will be invested in the modernization of russia's armed forces over the next ten years stressing he does not intend to militarize russia's budget only to make up for the years when the army and the navy were regularly underfunded put indwells in detail upon ways to make a military career in russia more attractive seeing wages in the fields will grow as for the us need a missile defense shield being built in eastern europe prime minister of the. the country will respond to it actively and symmetrically. so when this when this article appeared on monda

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james broadhead. >> the officer gave me the broom. getting ready to clean my cell. the broom had too much straw on it, right. so i asked him, can i get another brook. he told me not. i broke the broom. >> you broke the broom? why? >> i just told you. >> no reason to break the broom. the whole situation started because you broke the broom. >> i needed to clean up. >> okay, but you could have waited until somebody came back tomorrow. you asked to see me this morning. you could have asked to see me yesterday morning in your cell and told me the same thing that you told me. and even if the broom wasn't working properly, if it was the sorry broom, they gave you the sorry broom, that's still no reason for you to break the broom. yes or no? >> a few minutes later, the conversation turns to broadhead's disciplinary record at holman. i ain't got but 35 disciplinary. i did all of them. >> but 39 disciplinary. >> all in all, just another monday morning for a ward that's always walking the line between friend and foe. >> next on "lockup: raw" -- >> me and another guy was frustrated one morning. >> when the bridge between inmate and officer collapses. >> they

james is there because they are not involved in it. i will say the people that are in that bogs should be fired completely. >> rose: you suggested to the people this he should fire rebecca brooks and she was fired immediately after that. >> rose: so you were responsible for her being fired. >> no, i don't claim that at all because rupert would not have continued with them anyway but ethics and moral are very important to me in any dealings and i know james but not involved in the process at all. >> rose: what do you think of fox broadcasting, the fox news company run by roger ahls. >> i think it is doing great. >> rose: you are happy with news corp and the murdoch happy and rupert and james murdoch and still support james murdoch the way you did the last time you were here? >> that's why i am voting and keeping it. >> rose: there is twitter now. you have 300 million, $400 million investment in twitter, how did that happen? >> you have to understand that my company has invested a long time ago in apple computer and amazon, ebay, and many other. >> rose: i understand that, right. >> so we are in the business, obviously so investing in the continuation of us looking at those busi