our tourist, the mayor, the capital of lithuania. >> you know, what is real in our life? writer toy everski. he wrote. then you think about a crime is already a crime. >> all right. that might be a little deep. let's just say it's a little of both. >> the video's real, rate? there's nothing being fake, like the car being crushed is not being faked. >> this guy actually got into an armored vehicle and actually crushed a car on an actual street, but everything about it i suspect is completely staged. >> that is correct. the smashing of the mercedes is a set up. but why? in lithuania, wealthy citizens flout the law and park their luxury automobiles wherever they want. >> i could see fancy cars parked in bike lane for example, and i don't like that. if you are wealthy and you own big and expensive cars, it doesn't mean you have more rights in the city. in lithuania, the first fine will be $5, the second one would be much bigger and the third one could be just 200, $300. >> he comes up with a plan that he thinks will have a bigger impact than fines. >> my idea was to create ki

. >> arturas zuokas, the mayor of vilnius, the capital of lithuania. >> you know, what is real in ourife? writer dostoevsky, he wrote when you think about a crime is already a crime. >> okay. that might be a little deep. let's just say it's a little of both. >> the video's real. all right? there's nothing being faked. like the car being crushed is not being faked. it's not a cgi tank. >> the guy got into an armored vehicle and actually crushed a car on an actual street in vilnius. but everything about it i suspect is just completely staged. >> that is correct. there's no trickery or special effects, but the smashing of the mercedeses is a setup. but why? in vilnius, lithuania, wealthy citizens flout the law and park their luxury automobiles wherever they want. >> i could see fancy cars parked in bike lane, for example. and i don't like that. if you are wealthy and you own big and expensive cars, this doesn't mean you have more rights in the city. >> she's scofflaws are find but it doesn't dissuade them from breaking the law. >> it's quite cheap in lithuania. the first fine will be $5.

cut no and estonia latvia lithuania they spent less in two thousand and nine that they did in two thousand and eight than again in two thousand and ten they cut spending and now these countries are growing again they did the right thing they cut spending yeah they had a few tax increases but very small so i think the baltic countries are my success story of course the real success story is switzerland because they have this thing called the debt break which is really a spending cap and they never got the problem the first place where we have a graph actually get from your blog where it was also from the stats and it shows that the pair they have not addressed spending cuts can you just address what makes up the bulk of the budgets of these countries who are completely debt ridden. the problem the pigs of course portugal italy ireland greece and spain the pigs they got in trouble because government spending rose very rapidly during the last decade and then they hit the fiscal crisis and they have actually slowed spending down compared to how fast they were increasing spending and greece has

so that describes a lot of southern europe the baltic countries estonia lithuania latvia i think there are the star pupil of the collapse way back in two thousand and eight they saw themselves getting into trouble and what did they do they cut spending and i don't mean cut spending in the dishonest way they do it in washington oh we increase spending six percent instead of eight percent so that's a two percent cut no and estonia latvia lithuania they spent less in two thousand and nine that they did in two thousand and eight than again in two thousand and ten they cut spending and now these countries are growing again they did the right thing they cut spending yeah they had a few tax increases but very small so i think the baltic countries are my success story of course the real success story is switzerland because they have this thing called the debt break which is really a spending cap and they never got the problem the first place we have a graphic to get from your blog but it was also from your stats and it shows that the pair they have not just spending cuts can you just address w

spending six percent instead of eight percent so that's a two percent cut no and estonia latvia lithuania they spent less in two thousand and nine that they did in two thousand and eight than again in two thousand and ten they cut spending and now these countries are growing again they did the right thing they cut spending yeah they had a few tax increases but very small so i think the baltic countries are my success story of course the real success story is switzerland because they have this thing called the debt break which is really a spending cap and they never got the problem the first place where we have a graphic to get from your blog but it was also from your stats and it shows that the pair eggs. they have not addressed spending cuts can you just address what makes up the bulk of the budgets of these countries who are completely debt ridden . the problem the pigs of course portugal italy ireland greece and spain the pigs they got in trouble because government spending rose very rapidly during the last decade and then they hit the fiscal crisis and they have actually slowed spendi

flipped the calendar year, years go by, the russians came into his country of lithuania and lost his shop, the harley was an index of that and after that the nazis came and lo and behold when they asked each person what their profession was he didn't say lawyer which would have been useless to the regime, but watchmaker. sort of cliche but the germans have or had a tremendous respect for punctuality and my father could fix any timepiece from the smallest pocket watch to big band. that saved his life. he not only became a watchmaker in the concentration camp but save the other prisoners, people who were starving and couldn't stand confinement as most of us couldn't he would lead them in and say i need an assistant and show them how to put the loop in there i and play with the micro tools, cautioned them not to break anything and had a workshop with a lot of watchmakers, that was living with a hero and my mother saved her mother and she came to america and she was -- her other scheme was flowers and she played the piano. and conservatory about to graduate when the nazis came so she pla

he is a 6 foot 422-year-old guard who played in lithuania.averaged 11 points and four assists a game. to get him golden state gave up a second round pick in next year's draft and cash. alan crabb was picked by cleveland. the cavaliers later traded him to portland for future draft picks. the 6 foot 6 shooting guard was a player of the year averaging 18 points a game. he is the first golden bear to be drafted since 2008. the cavs surprised a few folks by taking anthony bennett with the fourth overall pick. olidipo went to the magic. georgetown's otto porter, junior was chosen by washington. cody zeller was picked by charlotte 1k3* alex len went to phoenix. stanford stadium will be rocking this saturday when the earthquakes and the galaxy square off at the california clasico. 50,000 fans are expected to watch these rivals go at it. last year san jose came back from a two-goal deficit to beat la4-3. the quacks are expected another thrill -- the quakes are expecting another thriller. >> it is a game in front of a big crowd. it is a perfect match u

he is a 6 foot 422-year-old guard who played in lithuania. he averaged 11 points and four assists a game. to get him golden state gave up a second round pick in next year's draft and cash. alan crabb was picked by cleveland. the cavaliers later traded him to portland for future draft picks. the 6 foot 6 shooting guard was a player of the year averaging 18 points a game. he is the first golden bear to be drafted since 2008. the cavs surprised a few folks by taking anthony bennett with the fourth overall pick. olidipo went to the magic. georgetown's otto porter, junior was chosen by washington. cody zeller was picked by charlotte 1k3* alex len went to phoenix. stanford stadium will be rocking this saturday when the earthquakes and the galaxy square off at the california clasico. 50,000 fans are expected to watch these rivals go at it. last year san jose came back from a two-goal deficit to beat la4-3. the quacks are expected another thrill -- the quakes are expecting another thriller. >> it is a game in front of a big crowd. it is a perfect mat

he is a 6 foot 422-year-old guard who played in lithuania. he averaged 11 points and four assists a game. to get him golden state gave up a second round pick in next year's draft and cash. alan crabb crabb was picked by cleveland. the cavaliers later traded him to portland for future draft picks. the 6 foot 6 shooting guard was a player of the year averaging 18 points a game. he is the first golden bear to be drafted since 2008. the cavs surprised a few folks by taking anthony bennett with the fourth overall pick. olidipo went to the magic. georgetown's otto porter, junior was chosen by washington. cody zeller was picked by charlotte 1k3* alex len went to phoenix. stanford stadium will be rocking this saturday when the earthquakes and the galaxy square off at the california clasico. 50,000 fans are expected to watch these rivals go at it. last year san jose came back from a two-goal deficit to beat la4-3. the quacks are expected another thrill -- the quakes are expecting another thriller. >> it is a game in front of a big crowd. it is a perfe

. >> gary: the 22 year old played in the lithuania last season.have put up angeles trying to persuade howard to remain with the team. the 7-time all-star has reportedly set july 10th as the date he will determine which team he will sign with for the upcoming season. however yesterday reports surfaced that howard is >> gary: million dollars more than other teams. ray allen back with heat >> jacqueline: miami heat guard ray allen >> gary: excercised his 3.2 million remain with the team next season. last summer allen million dollar offer to remain with the boston celtics, and instead chose to sign a 2 year 6.2 million dollar contract with heat, 2nd year. allen was a huge per game in the nba finals. >>the new england patriots have offered fans with an aaron hernandez jersey the for another jersey of their choice for free. the offer comes after the former tight end was arrested and charged with first degree murder last wednesday. he was released by the team shortly after. the exchange will be offered this weekend only at patriots pro shops. >> gary: to

playing in lithuania still there are questions whether he is ready for the n.b.a. >> we think we shen he'll come over, we'll have to look at that and work that out. he has a european contract so that will be in negotiation. as far as the ability to n.b.a. he has it. >>> warriors say they do want to re-sign jarret jack. >> lpga tour, this weekend, south korea's player has a chance. kim had had a day to forget with a 77. another korean made a charge, nice birdie here. she is just two off the pace. they are all chasing park, putting on 13, the ball finds the cup. she is nine under good for two-stroke lead. >> at at&t national in bethesda, rain delayed but gordon was able to complete his round. he is tied with the lead with roberto castro at 7 under. >>> wet weather is causing problems at senior players championship but hasn't bothered freddy couples. it rolls into the cup. he birdied seven of the first 11 holes. he held a two-stroke lead. >> second seed and can i murray has a jolly good chance to win wimbledon. murray in the far caught took care of his oppent. he here he is serving for

he played in lithuania last season. to get him.2014 second drafted pick and cash. >>> cal's alan crab was selected by cleveland with the first pick of the second round. cavaliers traded him to portland for future draft picks. he averaged more than 18 points a game. he did go in the second round and contracted is not guaranteed. this was the final draft of retiring commissioner dave stern. for the last 30 years he announced the number one pick and this was his last. >> first pick in the 2013 n.b.a. draft, the cleveland cavaliers select anthony bennett. >> it was a bit of a surprise. a lot of people had cleveland's player who could not believe he was number one. >> after bennett the magic took guard lapito and otto porter. noelle was trade today philadelphia. >> the dodgers got the best of the giants and another north-south rivalry when the earthquakes hosted the galaxy in the classic. more than 50,000 fans are expected a at stanford. san jose came back to win last year 4-3. same kind of excitement is expected this year. >> it's a ga

lithuania may hav fou a genius idea. >> i am surprised thath lithuanians.ash-strappe era. they have 15 billion euros and they are losing into tax invaders. dennis: what you think about privacy problems? >> i think first of all it is an invasi of privacy. i'm sure until su the divorce rate wl probably go because their cars parked in driveways that shouldn't be. [laughter] different cases they brought up of the first two cases. dennis: coming up next, four republican senators who are released from an ultraliberal senate. >> i have seen us. part of the storyline isn't john goodman is a north colina tor. >> i love housef cards. apparently we aregetting at liberals and conservates. so i think that the more that w have sire humor, the better it is. dennis: they are already bashing republicans like crazy. >> you have that problem with democrats and republicans both at this point in time. i was at an event last night, a comedian made joke. a democrat is ike the happy terviewers that says, i'm going to take u to disney world. something comes up. and he goes by himse

the 22-year-old from lithuania is 6-4 and could possibly serve as the team's third point guard. bob meyers thought the 26th pick from minnesota and move to 30 to get nedovic. >>> celtics trade kevin garnett paul pierce and jason to the nets for a handful of players and three future round picks. that's big. news doesn't get any better for former patriots tight end aaron hernandez who was denied bail yesterday as he awaits his murder trial next month in massachusetts. hernandez is also now being investigated in an unsolved double homicide that happened last year in boston. >>> serena williams extended her winning streak to 33 matches. she beat caroline garcia in three sets. up next, 42-year-old kimiko date-krumm who became the oldest woman to ever make it for the third round at wimbledon. >> frank, pronounce it with me now. nemanja nedovic coming to an arena near you. have a great weekend, everyone. >> i just hope i don't have to spell it! nemanja nedovic! forget about it! check out this punt return our play of the day. >>> arena football canadian football league. winnipeg's washi

the first three or latvia, lithuania, estonia, and we align them with states. summit similar backgrounds. poland want to board a. we align them with illinois using the cultural diversity of background that comes with it. today we have 65 state partners. some states have to. and then eventually get into nato, many of these countries comment and debate some of them are deployed but i give you an example. maryland is partnered with estonia and bosnia. i was just about i was just up at the statehouse with governor o'malley and the adjutant general, minister of defense for policy was there, minister of defense of estonia was the estonia was celebrating their 20th year of the partnership in bosnia, 13th. right now bosnia as an mp platoon embedded in the company of the maryland national guard in afghanistan. i can give you hundreds of deployments like that that we've done, many countries now where we're actually taking countries that were consumers of security 20 years ago now, 10 years ago, that are now produces of security and they want to continue to progress. and

i stand here proud of the fact that my mother was an immigrant to this country from lithuania, brought here at the age of 2, and now it's my honor to stand on the floor of the senate and represent 12 million or 13 million people in the great state of illinois. as i've said before, that's my story, that's my family's story, that's america's story. we've got to get this right because immigration isn't just a challenge. it is part of the american heritage. it is who we are. the courage of senator leahy's family, the courage of my grandparents to pick up and move and come to a place where many of them didn't even speak the same language is part of our american d.n.a. that's what makes us different, and that's what make us better, i guess, i might say with some pride where i came from. we have to honor that tradition with this immigration reform bill, and i believe we do. to walk away from it at this point in time, to find some fault or some section that you disagree with, it's just not good enough. we have got to accept our responsibility. yesterday, 67, maybe 69 senators why ready to do t

lithuania, the european arm wrestling championships.he batter calls time-out so let's drill him in the ribs. time for the postgame show in houston. behind the announcer is the perfect time for the kid to drop down his pants by his ankles. >> nice, willie has done in a. >> and kiss cam of the month. sure but he can't be bothered. others can but -- not him. >> fun for everyone. >> well -- >> except for him. >> i'm on the phone. >> can't be bothered. >> whoa. >> that's not real. >> in the interest of journalism -- do we do journalism here? >> yeah it was a set up. but it was a cute shot. >> it was a cute set up. >> always so great. >> good to see you. coming up, how bad is it. the truth behind your summer habits. >> and do you know what adulting is? it sounds naughty. we promise it's not. >> plus summer grilling with a southern twist with ♪ ula ula, hagamos ula ula, ♪ ula ula ula ula al revés, ♪ hago que lo imposible sea posible, ♪ ♪ que todo lo increíble se vuelva visible, ♪ ♪ tres, dos, hola, ula... ♪ aplaudan en la luna. ♪ ula ula, haga

watchmaking and he took to it to became a master watchmaker so the years go by and the russians came in to lithuania he became head successful the harley was the index of that but then the nazis came and lo and behold and asked each person what the profession was he did as a lawyer which would have been useless to the regime but watchmaker is cliche they had a tremendous respect for punctuality and my father could fix any timepiece so that saved his life not only became a walk -- watchmaker in dachau concentration camp but those who were starving who could not stand confinement he would let them in to say i need the assistant and show them how to play with the tools and caution them not to break anything but then he had a workshop and that was living with a hero and my mother saved her mother when she had come to america and her color scheme was flowers and she played the piano at the conservatory about to graduate when the nazis came said she would play for us so my household was a very strange place of clock ticking pendulum swinging and hearing the piano while living in the bellies of the past in