last year he was to tame for nine hours that lenin to throw airport under an anti-terrorism law. at the george polk awards ceremony friday, poitras and greenwald were joined by their colleagues you and mccaskill of "the guardian" and barton gelman of "the washington post," who share the award with them. this is laura poitras followed by glenn greenwald in their acceptance speeches. >> i am incredibly honored to be

geologists have five was awarded with the order of lenin for his achievement. the new allocated the order of lenin was the highest decoration the stone in the saline union conditions of fire was the first manned the history of context and in the history of the soviet union to open up the deposits of copper coal dust creating the first map of what vocation the territory of kazakhstan the founder of the national geological survey conditions of five has left over two hundred and forty publish works. they're still relevant to this day is also known for releasing the first textbook on algebra in the cupboard when we try school students have a back condition was interested not only in science. most of my switching to do that every guy in the michigan won the irish love to play the dome brought it down on the philosophical lyrical songs sung collectively tennis attire is included twenty five songs of the nations that by him in his book scored one thousand songs of cars that people in five hundred songs of other people. the exhibition named the great scientists of the

idealists, so-called, who serve the interests of lenin's country.need to listen to snowden anymore giving us lectures about the virtues of an open society when he chooses to go to putin's russia. about the pulitzer prize. in 1972 the "new york times" won the pulitzer prize for the publication of the pentagon papers. the question occurs what work did they do? maybe the award should have gone to daniel elsburg who leaked them. did the paper do more than receive and publish? now, the post -- washington post and the "new york times" did go to court and did establish an important principal will prior restraint that is now part of our constitutional law. still, the question is, i think, in the normal reader's mind, what journalistic effort went into this, what journalistic initiative. this is leaving aside whether the nsa should be doing what it's doing, leaving aside whether people actually are going to get killed because of what snowden leaked when no one was killed because of the pentagon papers. they were just an embarrassment. >> but i want to pick u

from the statue of lenin. you know that one? he wouldn't be so happy these days. work out. >> it was never a communism that work. they were all dictatorships or oligarchies. tavis: if i get a bunch of mail saying tavis is a communist. phrase wheneautiful you said after meeting him 20 years ago after his mom put him up for adoption that he gave you a chance to earn your way back into his life. meet upsow those commonly go wrong. both sides bring too much baggage, and he didn't. that was an act of generosity, an act of high ground. very appealing. allowed a chance to build something good. i will be grateful for that forever. he is the player for crosby stills and nash and my own band when i can go out. i think it's unusual. i think most times it doesn't go that way. i added it to the list of things for which i am very grateful. tavis: the other thing you said that got my attention, which i knew, but is a little different, and that is the notion his mother puts them up for adoption. butonly meet 20 years ago, when you meet, without him having been in your race, he is

the toppling of the lenin statue in ukraine was guarded as a democratic act.ur actions are being labeled vandalism. as i see it, randomly putting the statue up without our approval is vandalism. >> the leader of the democratic party of serbs of macedonia would like to see the accused vandals prosecuted. yet he is aware the macedonian government is supported not only by his party, but by the albanian party as well. >> what this woman says is laughable. if she expected this to have a major impact, she miscalculated. in today's europe, destroying things is not a virtue. the political organizations in macedonia have not yet outgrown these radical and extremist methods. >> the controversy has fractured the governing coalition. but the construction goes on. nobody at the agencies involved is willing to give an interview. the culture ministry has put 500 million euros into the project so far. macedonian art historian believes the project not only sidelines the ethnic albanians, but the population as a whole as well. >> the project was meant to show the macedonians ar

lenin square. the demands are the same since the beginning. they want a referendum, and now the self--proclaimed mayor said they want it may 11th, but a lot people will say they want the referendum on may 11th. yesterday we were in the southern tip of this area, and people there were also calling for this referendum on may 11th. it's not clear whether it will happen or not. at least we haven't seen any signs of any organization. we haven't heard anyone else but the mayor of slovyansk call for that referendum on that date. >> many thanks indeed. >>> the son of the former libyan leader omar gaddafi has appeared in a court in tripoli. he's accused of killing protesters during the libyan civil war, among other crimes. he's been held by a militia since november 2011. the groups refuse to hand him over saying that the central government will let him escape. the trial adjourned until may 11th. >>> the african commission on human rights has agreed to represent 529 egyptians sentenced to death in march. bri

square,aviansk's lenin protesters are in defiance. this man will never defeat us, they shout. tensions are ramping up after tortured bodies were burp portably found -- were reportedly found in the city. one of them was identified as a politician aligned with kiev. >> this has been carried out with the full support and indulgence of russia. mayor oflf-proclaimed saw beyond -- of slaviansk said he had no knowledge of it and is preparing a counter of -- counteroffensive of the >> we are repairing an attack because we have received information that the city of slaviansk might be stormed. earlier attempts to crack down in the east have failed. government pulled out after surrendering weapons to the rebels. despite the agreement and added pressure from the u.s., the pro-russian militants refused to disarm and and their occupation of -- and ended their occupation of government buildings. there was an attack on a checkpoint and now the discovery of tortured bodies. the russian diplomat warned once again that russia will is bond if it is attacked as it was in georgia. moscow as once ag

ukraine's blue and yellow flag which pro kiev protesters raised over a building in lenin square. mass russian supporters demanded they take the flag down. no sign the russian militia are disarming as all sides promised last week. the self-declared mayor claimed he not moscow called in the troops. his retired military friend. but u.s. officials tells nbc news they have plenty of intelligence beyond the pictures they showed yesterday that vladimir putin is calling the shots. in kiev today vice president biden directed the blame squarely on moscow. >> we call on russia to stop supporting men hiding behind masks in unmarked uniforms, sowing unrest in eastern ukraine. >> reporter: with tensions rising the russian militia seized an american journalist who has been reporting from eastern ukraine. he had an earlier dust up with the russians in march. to counter russian troops exercising along ukraine's border terrify pentagon is sending 600 soldiers to neighboring baltic nations for training and exercises starting in poland tomorrow followed by lithuania, latvia and estonia. john mccain

as the law is in the world at the time of discovery geologists have five was awarded with order of lenin for his achievement. the new knowledge and the order of lenin was the highest decoration the stone in the soviet union conditions of buyer was the first manned the history of context and in the history of soviet union's to open up the deposits of copper coal thus creating the first map of what vocation the territory of kazakhstan. the vet the founder of the national geological survey conditions of five has left over two hundred and forty publish works. they're still growing to this day is also known for releasing the first textbook on algebra in the cupboard when we try school students back condition was interested not only in science. recently switching to do that every guy in the michigan won the irish love to play the dome brought people to only philosophical lyrical songs sung collectively tennis attire is included twenty five songs of the nation's top five in his book scored one thousand songs of cars that people in five hundred songs of other people. the exhibition in the great

. >> this is tim lenin, and this is rita and this was me -- this was the year before father moore started to sexually abuse me. >> barbara blaine runs an abuse survivors network. she was only 12 when she says her priest first touched her. >> in my mind i was screaming no, stop, don't do that. don't touch me. no. but no words came out. i was like frozen in the sense it was like i couldn't -- i was -- i couldn't even move. and i can remember him saying, stop shaking. i'm not going to hurt you. >> reporter: she accuses john paul of knowing in the church abuse was pervasive. she says a man who conceals sin is no saint. >> unfortunately, pope john paul 3 -- second had information and authority to remove sexual predators and protect children, and he refused to do that. >> reporter: john paul's defenders deny that, and on sunday blaine's voice will be vastly outnumbered. john paul will be sainted to one of the largest crowds that will ever fill st. peter's square. and those pilgrims will fill the square tomorrow. you can see and probably hear all of the work that's being done to prepare the squa

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a statue of lenin is a reminder of the town's past. ukraine and the u.s. accuse russia of aiding the militants here, but polimariov is adamant he hasn't even spoken to the russian government. nothing? none? if there is an independent state here, what role do you see for yourself? do you think that you might become the president? why not? >> "i just like team building," he told us, "and working together to reach an objective." what's happening in slovyansk has helped ignite the worst tensions between russia and moscow since the cold war, and scott, it may also be inspiring militants in other towns, like nearby konstantinovka, where earlier today, armed separatists seized control of the town hall and the police headquarters. >> pelley: holly williams covering eastern ukraine for us, holly thank you. in egypt today, nearly 700 people were sentenced to death in the military dictatorship's continuing crackdown on dissent. family members collapsed at the judge's decision which came after a trial that lasted only a few minutes. among those sentenced to die is the

. >> the government is rebuilding the lenin museum to house their newest hero, the batar. the last one could have been genghis khan. >> that is a very good lesson to other people in mongolia, to young generations. you have to fight for had in mongolia, have something valuable. >> truly a fitting end. and by the way: the translation for the monday goa plo the mongolian word batar: it's hero. >> fellow consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the government shutdown. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matter what. >> antonio mora, award winning and hard hitting. >> we've heard you talk about the history of suicide in your family. >> there's no status quo, just the bottom line. >> but, what about buying shares in a professional athlete? real perspective, consider this on al jazeera america >> i'm ali velshi, the news has become this thing where you talk to experts about people, and al jazeera has really tried to talk to people, about their stories. we are not meant to b

. >> the government is rebuilding the lenin museum to house their newest hero, the batar. the last one could have been genghis khan. >> that is a very good lesson to other people in mongolia, to young generations. you have to fight for had in mongolia, have something valuable. >> truly a fitting end. and by the way: the translation for the monday goa plon the mon it's hero. >> rick: argentine plan of the people, taking a al jazeera america. >> finally from us, for christians this is good friday. among roman catholics, marked by church services and reenactments of christ's journey. the former archbishop of buenos aires. following the path of the pope. lucia newman. >> he looks like a rock 'n' roller from head to foot. only the priest's collar gives him away. father cesar and the sinners, uses music to preach music love and the word of god. whether he's rehearsing with his band or hosting his nightly radio program, this 50-year-old catholic priest has become the modern faith of an old clump chh thank you to the pope. >> he never gave me a parish. he let me study record and p

. >> pro-russian protesters stormed this administration building, marching down from lenin square. small group were able to get inside, and are standing on a balcony. they called on the thousands gathered outside to come in. now the riot police line is holding firm, not letting people inside. look, what people want here is quite varied. some people want to join moscow right away. others want more autonomy for the region. they are waving a flag, a new flag that they have created for the region of donetsk. indicating that they want to be separate, but to be able to have the chance to choose whether they look westward or whether they look eastward. they say that ousted president viktor yanukovych is the legitimate leader, and say the authorities are not listening to their demands. this is quite powerful given the run-up to the presidential election in may. many people here say they'll boycott the election because they say it's not legal, and the authorities in ukraine can't get the east of the country to vote, it could have sprees implications for the credibility of the election. >> s

and no longer lives with a soviet union that is controlled by a diabolical philosophy of marxism, leninism which motivated people to attempt to put on the world a marxist, an atheistic dictatorship in the name of perfecting human kind. we are thankful that that world has been changed and that reality no longer is present and that we no longer live in fear of annihilation between -- of a nuclear exchange between those motivated by this evil theory of marxism, leninism, communism and the people of the free world. one of reagan's greatest accomplishments was negotiating and signing the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty which banned two entire categories of horrific weapons. i look forward to this hearing today from witnesses about the current efforts to maintain and verify the provisions of that agreement. i look forward in the future to be discussing with my colleagues some of the fundamental information that they have gleaned from their visits to ukraine and other places and to have a broader discussion of the nature of the government in russia today and the threat that it poses or d

last year he was to tame for nine hours that lenin to throw airport under an anti-terrorism law. at the george polk awards ceremony friday, poitras and greenwald were joined by their colleagues you and mccaskill of "the guardian" and barton gelman of "the washington post," who share the award with them. this is laura poitras followed by glenn greenwald in their acceptance speeches. >> i am incredibly honored to be here and thankful to the polk committee for giving me a really good excuse to come home. this is the first time i have been home since i boarded the plane with glenn and ewen to hong kong. it is also quite disorienting. the field of what would look at was a lot of uncertainty, risk and a concern for everyone. it is extraordinary to be here and receive this award, but i think it is also important that we remember when we actually do this reporting, the enormous journalists take on, especially that sources take on. in the case of snowden, putting his life on the line -- literally -- to share this information with the public, not just the american public, but the public in

. >> close your eyes -- >> dinner time,s have a nice glass of wine and a fine meal served on lenin bytendant if the server people i could say you could create that. >> limited service to new york will be offered this fall, its regular weekly departure set for next year. >> on our trip to new orleans, ellis told us he is confident there is a modern day market for this ride on the rails of history. >> we have people that have ridden this train eight times. >> really? >> yes. >> do they need help? a. we are giving it to them.we n therapy. >> train therapy. ed saint vin sent melee wrote amount that this way. my heart is warm with friends i make and better friendsly not be knowing, yet there isn't a train i wouldn't take no matter where it's going. >> >> osgood:,,,,,,,,,,,, i think i want french toast. perfect timing. right now you can build your own. girl: sweet! make mine with the seven-grain bread with strawberries -- oh, no, wait, bananas. ooh, and glazed pecans! whoa, i get to choose my own sauces? better hurry, beautiful, it's not going to be around for that long. [ding] welcome to d

current now you compare the us now to the film goodbye lenin from one thousand nine hundred three where this woman woke from a coma but she had been in a coma for a long time and she missed the collapse of the berlin wall in the fact that things that change so in order to not upset her mind her doctors told her family to pretend that the berlin wall was still or act and that they were still living in communism so they had to come up with all these thousands of items that make it seem like they're living in backward times it's ok when i listen to john kerry or hillary clinton it's like that woman in that film goodbye lenin who's better in a comma there suddenly they wake up and you don't want to tell them that the moon the world has moved on they know they're ninety five percent of the world's population that's not american they've kind of like moved on they've got over it they're no that they're not in america as they once were and so yeah what i call the c.n.n. curtain which is now the new iron curtain if you will it's an information curtain people living behind the c.n.n. curtain ther

is form russian territory various traumas foreign leaders start in the ukraine you know lenin stuck a lot of eastern and southern. ukraine were former russian provinces and of course khrushchev stuck primarily will come here is part of it you've got a lot of the eastern and southern part of ukraine which are essentially russian territory speak russian there are russian peoples and if this is a stooge government that the obama regime has installed in kiev continuous its. aggressive words and deeds against the russians living in ukraine i think you'll see more of the country break away so we don't even know to what extent. but in fact there's no elected government in ukraine it's a stooge government posed by washington. so into they have an elected don't want and we see what its behavior is we can't even assume that the ukraine isn't go a coup because we aren't into the fall are you afraid of a military confrontation or some. well war even could be a plus all outcomes in ukraine. i think that the ukraine is very dangerous because of the recklessness only part of the united states you kn

i remember studying marches about 15 years ago and lenin warned about capitalist encirclement.layt we rush off and around installing's hometown of georgia and other places around your country that would allow other people, not just a lieutenant colonel who never made colonel in the kgb? >> thank you. i think there was a second question. >> heritage foundation. >> there are probably three different serine air -- scenarios in the ukraine right now. one is that somehow, miraculously, mr. putin will pull the joe biden and little green men and the russians back to russia, liberate the crimea, and will go to status quo. i personally will believe in santa claus before i believe in that. secondly, that they occupy eastern ukraine and force some sort of federalization. third, that they would go all the way to the river and then go .outh to odessa for the scenario, that pretty much all of ukraine will be occupied. what are the implications of the scenarios for russia? are these developments going to change the nature of the russian state, and if yes, how? how will it change the relations

authorities listen to us to be able doubletalk that what are the odds for about a month we went to lenin square demanding a referendum nobody listened to us only after the seizure of administrative buildings took place only then did they hear our voices but what the government heard was the voice of they say the separatists are terrorists and then they sent in the army it's literally the army should be with people we're not against it and it's unimaginable sending troops against its own people is the president of the order you can burn yourself out you know my life i never thought something like this could happen in my country i want my children to leave in peace it's frightening. what outrages teves interim government is the protesters demand for greater autonomy and possibly independence from ukraine and people say they have their own reasons for finally taking a stand and we see the what the russians we are against the illegitimate fascist government that come to power as a result of a cool user form of the walk of life at least in the east do not agree that the coup appointed governm

for about a month we went to lenin square demanding a referendum all to join russia nobody listened to us neither the local authorities nor those in kiev only after the seizure of administrative buildings took place any then did they hear voices. we're here to defend the administration building a regional administration from the right sector expect an operation against the moment i used to serve as a volunteer in serbia and i'm a former personal bodyguard of the president unocal bitch but it's not just come here today i've been here from the beginning was disposed who came out here to defend our men because a few of them through here won't allow that to happen so we will stand up as a life shield we cause we weren't allowed to be burned like they've done my down square in here they've been started attacking us with weapons we'll figure out how to arm ourselves it's not just in the southeast where there's trouble and there's also flared up in the capital to this time it's my down activists surrounded and tried to storm parliament giving the president twenty four hours to deal with the r

as we've learned from history, .hen a mad man speaks, listen mad men spoke in the form of lenin and stalin and tens of millions of people were enslaved in misery for decades. the same happened under adolf hitler, with a mad man who spoke and he murdered six million jewish people. that's why we have today the holocaust remembrance day. we need to pay attention today to the thugs and rulers that are making their mad statements. they're doing it again. and that's why again, why did the obama administration demand that israel release from prison over 100 murdering terrorists -- murdering terrorists, murderers, who murdered innocent people, children, women, men, in order for the palestinian authority just to go to the table and have negotiations and talks and now these same leaders are saying, don't worry, we'll never recognize the jewish state. and oh, by the way, we want to form up a new league with a terrorist organization. that's why i say tonight, mr. speaker, our secretary of state has to first apologize to the jewish state and then tender his resignation. and i call on president obama, m

lenin and his for what sent home and landing scary next our neighbor. got up called on 11 and then ran out to make sure everything was ok what was that it was definitely not an earthquake. >> : just after the crash show was appears that this guy veld power all parked unfortunately though no one was inside the home driver of the minivan is also ok and appears to be all this next set they did not arrest or site. the ginnie crews still on the scene working to replace the damaged gas line and runs it to do that differs shut off the golf to the particular line fortunately for the next door neighbor that is underneath her driveway that is what they're lifting up this morning and it appears they'll be here for a few hours if not most the day. >> : looking at the photo of the damage minivan. so fortunate that the driver was able to walk away. the injuries will polls here the driver did this that we could be talking about susan a treasonous crash but otherwise did >> : if you choose not the jews strathclyde another movie that shows real life is better than the f

problem right from the scene plug search triplets and i think the turkey leg on our reporters splitter lenin's the lead lead me in the lead on the lead live. welcome back to worlds apart to read discussing the origins of jihad with journalist robert spencer mr spencer in the first part of the program i mentioned that are you all fun you use the words islam and jihad interchangeably and yet islam is a religion of many faces and islam of the golf is very different from the islam of syria or the islam of china and people living in those countries muslims living in those countries are sometimes more different from one another than muslims and christians living side by side so when you talk about jihad and islam as synonyms what chain of reason you're talking about i don't know what you're talking about this is a ridiculous question i've never used islam and jihad is synonyms ever not on this program and nowhere else a couple of minutes ago you said just did that it is the inherent nature of the qur'an that allows it to be interpreted in a way to encourage violence i think that's the whole argument

a very complex country its borders were artificially drawn up in one thousand nine hundred two by lenin and as a result ukraine is a very regionalized country and i think the only country in the world that truly understands ukraine's delicate makeup is russia and russia is the only country the only party to the conflict in ukraine which has been playing a mature and reasonable part and the fact that it's western governments and western media and the illegitimate before it is in kiev affirming sorts of accusations that russia is not only prosperous but it just demonstrates that. they are not prepared for it she was all for this crisis in an objectively way and therefore i think it's very concerning for ukraine's future right before they get a call which was hours since the u.s. had frequently been seen having cozy meetings with the opposition but joe biden doesn't seem so eager to talk to a government critics right now why's that. why simply because the illegitimates of forty's in kiev and armed groups on the streets of kiev all are washington's troops on the ground so to speak these are