prepare his side of euro two thousand and twelve finals in poland and ukraine and russia from paul klee to r.t. moscow. was that africa said he was relieved russia did not have to enter the playoffs and revealed that saying would not prepare for a friendly but he criticised some clubs for being reluctant in letting their players turn at the national side. very happy with that. so hopefully the owners are happy as well sometimes there are some doubts about it because we can play two from the matches next game in the world already some protests from some owners so i don't understand that with the way they think because i think they have to think about well because it's very important so we are willing to think about the clubs well so we only play one one game and we don't they are happy are what really be against the surface he wanted to play a much tougher opposition i'm not friends you've been playing recently against likes of iran counted districts of the opposition be facing your is really much tougher so you know. really but we still get confirmation that more so i can also fault him

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. >>> legal analyst, ricky klee man, a former sex crimes prosecutor and criminal defense attorney.ust heard from kristin outside of the courthouse. she is talking about these two witnesses, dr. alan metzger and this nurse. >> the defense is trying to do one specific thing, to show that michael jackson wanted propofol, because he was desperate to sleep. he knew about it. he knew what it was to get an iv drip. he knew calling the drug juice, later milk. this is what he wanted. they would not give it to him. the defense point is he was desperate to get it. conrad murray was next in line. >> they are also going to rule out a new timeline. what do you make of this strategy? >> the timeline is critical for both sides. what the defense is doing with their timeline which is somewhat new but yet not so new. it is to show starting at the beginning michael jackson comes back in his rehearsal wired and exhausted. what dr. murray does through the night to try to help him sleep. the longer it goes on that michael jackson cannot sleep. we are starting at 1:00 in the morning until 10:00 a.m. that'

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>> the klee hay is if you're explaining, you're losing.the most generous interpretation is he is actually learning some of the specifics along with the rest of us i6789s that's where i don't agree. it's too generous. how could he have grown up in a family of exiles and not have hits parents ever explain what it was like when castro took over. just answer that question. how can they ever say to their kid we're exiles, an never once say, or just generally as parents do, you know, you should have seen castro, we thought he was going to be good, he turned out to be a commie, he started killing people, executed 600 people the first couple weeks. why did that conversation never occur? i think it did, but it didn't occur that way. it was we came over in '56. how can you explain in any other theory he's been bs'ing the country on this? >> i wouldn't want to speculate -- >> but the lack of them. re spect speculating they never had one? >> no. his contention, and i'm not saying, chris, that i would endorse this, but his contention is that, if you le

democrats don't operate mono prolive had klee.jobs and rebuilding roads and bridges, and too much of it going to places where it could not accomplish that. as important as the size of investment in the future and building is how it is directed and spent, and that's why i have been very specific in what i have asked to be done. by the way, i wanted to introduce one other element which is not the size of the unemployment problem but the nature of it. we are talking about people -- half of our unemployed people have been out of work for six months or more, and so i propose, for example, that we bar discrimination against unemployed people, that's a bill i introduced which is very important -- >> unbelievable at this time in this country that you have to introduce legislation like that. >> and ads that say the unemployed -- >> need not apply. >> right. but the question is very significant because it goes to how we use money, and the government needs to be smarter. >> but i want to push more on this notion that what we are doing is fid

klee, those are the two factors voters consider most strongly when deciding whom they want to hire orire. >> in your book you compare competitive elections that the structure of corporations that when an employee is not performing they should be fired. what is the disconnect between competitive elections and the system you discuss in your book like >> disconnect is there's a lot of different definitions of a competitive election. one of the things i talk about in the book is the fact that people have conflicting definitions of what a competitive election is. for example, too closely associated disconnects in the elections in which the final vote tallies for the candidates are closed and elections about which we are certain about the results. they are related but different definitions and competitive elections. when we talk about uncertainty, for example, what does that mean? election as a way to hire or fire's buddy. you have an incumbent running for office but essentially what is happening is there's an employee whose contract is up for renewal. we renew that employs contractor not?

and get this -- doris pearson & dorothy klee from turlock, california, and they are twins, they are 101y're swedish descent and they say that's what they owe their longevity to swedish genes. that's it. that's amazing. god love you. back to new york. >> thanks, willard. >>> have you noticed a growing number of stars bringing their looks to retailers near you? >> it's everywhere. i'm a big celebrity fashion line shopper. >> i can see you wearing your j. lo suit. coming up much more but this is the "today" show from nbc. from kohl's. ♪ [ female announcer ] everybody loves that cushiony feeling. uh oh. i gotta go. [ female announcer ] and with charmin ultra soft, you can get that same cushiony feeling you love while still using less. charmin ultra soft has extra cushions that are soft and more absorbent. so you can use four times less versus the leading value brand. ah. [ female announcer ] using less never felt so good. we all go... why not enjoy the go with charmin ultra soft. ♪ >>> back now at 8:40, this morning on "today's style" the business of celebrity fashion lines, we listen to th

and get this -- doris pearson & dorothy klee from turlock, california, and they are twins, they are 101wedish descent and they say that's what they owe their longevity to swedish genes. that's it. that's amazing. god love you. back to new york. >> thanks, willard. >>> have you noticed a growing number of stars bringing their looks to retailers near you? >> it's everywhere. i'm a big celebrity fashion line shopper. >> i can see you wearing your j. lo suit. coming up much more but this is the "today" show from ♪ >>> back now at 8:40, this morning on "today's style" the business of celebrity fashion lines, we listen to thir music, watch their tv shows and buy tickets to their movies. more a-listers are also making their way into our closets. from the big screen to the fashion runway, more stars than ever are lending their names to celebrity licensed products, the industry fueled nearly $5 billion in sales last year. >> it's all part of my style. >> reporter: the mass appeal? that celebrity style at affordable prices. these brands rely on a star's success but there are ways to help these ho