main stage is taped and editted by interns. in exchange for class credit and the opportunity to use equipment. interns produced 15 hours of original programming during year 1 of main stage. the auditorium hosted talented performers who brought the cultures of the world home to san francisco. like the culture of the bay area these performances are adding a fusion of tradition. >> master protectinist. explored the historic influence of african music in peru. in the modern interpretation, created his irish and native american roots to create a unique sound. [music] >> speaking spanish... >> from some of the sounds they used to play we almost lost all of them we still have some that he remembers. for instance. >> this means attention, be alert. something's going to happen. wake up, wake up. >> some of the drumming part has been rescued by compose the cultural association. drumming... [music] [applause] [music] >> our most popular streaming video is another expression of japanese culture. a form of comic story telling produced witho

that the main problem is this.state rules in russia that each year we have to pass a separate and who will do the festival and this is this is that this is the problem because it doesn't exist and you wear that for how for a year more than half a year the festival disappears the people who do it don't do anything are not permitted to do anything or not official representatives anything to get the right to do the next. well there's no this is right this is bureaucracy a lot. thank you thank you carol and and there congratulations there that you still made it happen this year thank you and just to remind that my guest on the show today was killed off the longer the program director of the moscow international film festival that's open now from politics will be back with more on come. untitled what's going on in and outside russia so let's stay on party and take care as it. moves. with intensified nato bombardments claiming civilian lives and alleged atrocities committed by rebel forces some libyans feel betrayed afte

that the main problem is this.state's rules in russia that each year we have to pass a separate who will do the festival and this is. this is the problem because it doesn't exist and you wear that for how for a year more than half a year the festival disappears the people who do it don't do anything are not permitted to do anything not official representatives anything to get the right to do. this is right this is bureaucracy and. thank you thank you carol and congratulations that that you still made it happen this year thank you and just a reminder that my guest on the show today was killed off the longer the program director of the moscow international film festival that's open now from all of you will be back with more common kind of what's going on outside russia until then stay on party and take care of those present. wealthy british style. markets weiner scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy is a report on our. civilians in libya feel the brunt of violence from both nato airstrikes a

not that the main problem is this.state's rules in russia to ensure we have the person who will do the festival and this is. this is the problem because it doesn't exist anywhere that for whuffie year more than half a year the festival disappears people who do it don't do anything are not permitted to do anything not official representatives anything to get the right to do. this is right this is bureaucracy a lot of thank you thank you and and their congratulations there but you still need it happened this year thank you and just to remind that my guest on the show today with google our blog of the program director of the must tell international film festival there thanks but now from politics we'll be back with more work. and so i was dealing in and outside russia as alleged stay on car seat and safe area he was busy. playing. the butler.

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the main reason of this tragedy is nationalist. serbian nationalism muslims nationalism creation nationalism now and so you want to say that the slowly it was a nationalist country. it was. it didn't happen like this i mean it should have been nationalist before before there were serious there were only two federal so-called communist countries in the europe soviet union and former federal soviet republic of. stark you'll see yes it's exceptionally because after they divorced czechs and slovaks they are living in peace in the same. in harmony in. the european union but in the case of the former soviet union it was a small number of victims but in yugoslavia there were thousands of people killed because of nationalism nationalism is on the first place last time you met a bloody change it was in in a month to do yes it was. i didn't expect some rumors about a journalist i was looking for this or almost while. i was in montenegro. and i find a fare on that nonsense and inspectable i saw one guy. it was rock on luggage he was already h

on the lawn of the main street in the center of the town was c. and. when the quake struck there were people in every apartment out of five story houses with a few misses here and both sides of the road you practically all of them fell a plant if you get only roots lying on the was filled could be seen after the quake you know. there is a church where our tours house once was more than twenty years on there are few reminders of that devastating earthquake. but in the cold month of december in one thousand nine hundred eight people around the world came to know the name of this small town in armenia aid began pouring in. from across the soviet union at that time armenia was part of it. the powerful earthquake affected all of armenia's northern areas as well as spectacular. the scale of the disaster only became apparent after several days just a handful of people had survived under the rubble the earthquake has claimed twenty five thousand lives. such as the each the door when the smoke cleared away three or four hours after the earthquake became clear t

both the european community and the eurozone of its many leaders can help lead guards main competitor was augustine carstens from mexico who argued her point would only add to the perception of i.m.f. bias there could be some conflict of interest i mean they know their main borel's institution will be a rule europe so we'll have

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this is a live shot at 680 along north main street. taillights are headed in the southbound direction. head to the east shore freeway, 80 at university. where the traffic is moving well. we have an accident westbound 80 as you are approaching dillman street. the two left lanes are blocked. tow truck is on the scene so it should be in clearing stages in ten minutes or. so we'll keep you updated on that. >> thank you. danielle edwards in for frances. thanks a lot. >>> 4:39. >> still ahead, the reaction from former illinois governor rod blagojevich after a jury convicts him on corruption charges. >> the new concerns raised after iran fires off more than a dozen missile tests. >> thousands of residents are evacuated in new mexico as a wildfire gets closer to the los alamos nuclear laboratory. lysol knows when the weather is at its best allergy season is at its worst. inside your home allergens can be found on everyday hard surfaces. lysol disinfecting wipes remove more than 95% of allergens. and lysol disinfectant spray kills the source of

dollars and this is clearly the main charge against the country's former prime minister is something of a full from grace for the woman who was once one of the most powerful and prominent politicians in the world several magazines describe it it's a shame glass has one of the most important female politicians on the planet now she she could become a convict and if convicted she could face up to ten years in prison even if this sentence would be suspended for her then still she would be unable to run for president for the next presidential election in twenty fifteen this according to thomas and co makes this case political and she describes it as the one being orchestrated personally by president because you got a quote which it is not the first time that's going to a shadow is based on the trial in two thousand and one she. was charged with smuggling the russian gas into ukraine clearly and the supporters of you too much time go are raided to besieged the court building until they hear any news coming from inside and will clearly be seen more public under arrest you do this case in t

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however other ants is the main source of pain and suffering. well armenians under the nine hundred twenty one agreements signed by soviet and turkish leaders the symbolic mountain was left on the other side of the border. to the territory of turkey but still it continues to be i mean seen when i mean people they are asked about their national identities they start with the amount that the fact that out of that is no longer in their territory also serves as a reminder of the greatest tragedy of the country's people the armenian genocide genocide is the word used in armenian to describe the policy pursued by the ottoman empire towards ethnic armenians from the late nineteenth century through to the one nine hundred twenty s. in total in ninety eighty ninety four nine hundred twenty two within thirty years nearly to me thirty years earlier one point five million armenians killed brutally in the same time turkey was the first country to officially recognize i mean is independent sin one nine hundred ninety one today turkish society is divided over

summary of our main news stories this hour a major u.s. bank allegedly loses a billion dollar investment from libya's sovereign wealth fund goldman sachs is one of the banks blamed for the recent economic crisis putting the financial woes of the american and libyan people in the same. newmont in libya nato helicopters of hit their first targets attacking colonel gadhafi forces near the port city of brega russia's foreign minister slammed the coalition's actions saying it's a signal the ground operations in the country are looming. and huge which has been raging for more than a day and destroyed in ammunition their own central russia has been put out there is an occasional explosion and the number injured in the incident is nearing ninety . hundreds of people down through the jefferson memorial in washington d.c. claiming there are holding their first amendment rights in action last week that two five arrests. on my colleague will be with the less than thirty minutes from now as the news continues but in the meantime our special report now

and so i would say present a bit of looking to get more people from the regions in russia into the main seats and just behind me right now in the state to. live in central moscow thanks. to all of ukraine has gone on trial for abusing power during her time in office in two thousand and nine yulia timoshenko secured a gas deal with russia which is. ukrainian economy of millions of dollars she's dismissed the case as fabricated but faces up to ten years in jail if convicted. the atmosphere inside the courtroom and around the court building is absolutely electrifying around fifteen hundred supporters of unity much as you can see here gathered in central kiev to protest what they describe as a farcical hearing as a farcical case against their leader against religious angle now the arab league of ukrainian politics for self started this child with a little bit of controversy she refused to stand up when the judge entered the room and then she said that this judge was completely unqualified for the case and that it needed to be dismissed clearly the tension is rising as this case and has its

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if you want to shut off the power you shut off the little guys first than the main. when you throw a switch there is the arch. like water when water flows in an old house any you shut it off quick you get the hammer effect? that's like electricity. is it safe to do it if you smell natural gas? show of hands. >> nobody has their hands up. it's not safe to flicking any switches if you smell natural gas. how about if there is smoke coming out of an outlet. if you shut this off in an area where there is no gas, good idea. >> just about anything can be a hazardous material, cleaners, solvants, hair products anything can be hazardous. they are every where. the only time they are hazardous if they are misused our there is a disaster. do you see these in san francisco? that's probably propane. we have a port. in an industrial area. it identified where they are stored. are there hazardous storage places in this air? no. are there a dry cleaners? yes. who remembers grand auto. they have solvants, cleaners, octane boosters. it's great until there is a natural disaster. where do

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to central to postcard street it's walking distance from maine. it was a hotel mixed with most of us if it's true hidden away source surrounded by statues and fountains it's a peach rest area to relax in it's also where we are meeting this week. the smi so it's your first year here in the russian capital as a chef and yesterday. i got the job back in london when i was working there and so i know you will and i am what you think of arson capital how do you think it would look before you came here i've had mixed reports. from the communists and. thinking it might be a bit grim and i quite like it as it is pretty divests in my mind so it's a pox and the restaurants cafe coaches explained it and i just i'm really enjoying being here actually. really is for the act we send so all the heartbeats of capital yeah yeah i mean if you're going to amp around the center you very much end on that really is one problem with the golden ring is. being with the traffic it's horrendous the traffic. going to bad i mean if i go on the school run in the morning which i

so wimbledon being the main men's event and has been drawn against. this in the opening round. and all the ladies side so leo france overcame czech petro korea and the rain to claim the title in this burn this any event so plans have sees including russia. and both williams sisters go out in the early stages. now one of the main build up of and for the tour de france remains wide open with just one day left to do the swiss still being led by. a host of big names lying. to fall behind following the penultimate stage. sagal that was the quickest and the one hundred sixty seven cool of its a ride edging out mad course and bound swift in the sprint finish on sounds a overall bulky mall and mom has dropped to fifty lace while the big beneficiary was frank schleck who moved up the said. held on to his advantage despite finishing in his in the palace on his main rival on sunday will most likely be american leave the higher of the lies fools but dutchman stephen crew is very excited second around a minute and a half back could also be a threat. russia's women's basketball school would

regarding locations it's still the main association. with him. in this program we were real many other places that were close to the leader. in front of his life. in the capital for most of the previous century lennon had to make. sense out of the country. because of threats. as it was. for public viewing. his body moves. even. political backgrounds it is clear that lennon was an exceptional human being even if. he. moved into the. legend has it that he took his wife. and his. own amount with him. the national hunt the last two decades of the access to many many locations previously closed even a moon and us saw museums have. hotels bunkers it seems the russian capital is now open to all. almost if you want an example of a consequence how from the last century this is perfect built in one thousand or three by the spain the russian architect. of the national. historic. century before the revolution the hotel hosted foreign diplomats. loyalty business and indeed the famous after nine hundred seventy international has proclaimed the first house of t

the first thing they saw coming through the main entrance was the tower of jewels. 43 stories tall. hung with 100,000 shimmering gloss bobbles. shimmering light to the patrons. through the tower of jewels led the courtyard. it was a fairyland. there were exposition palaces. each devoted to a certain topic. and philadelphia sent the liberty bell. the real liberty bell not a replica. the first exposition to include auto racing. top speed 60 miles per hour. for the first time an airplane flew in an exposition and for many people it was the first time they had seen an airplane. it was also the first time an airplane crashed at an exposition. three weeks after the fair opened, a dangerous stunt went wrong. san francisco's famed savuation pioneer lincoln beachy died when his plane spun into the bay. another pioneer flier art smith age 21 took up the work and dazzled the crowd. >> when i judged the momentum was high enough, i would have looped my first loop. >> reporter: so a variety of motor cars were available to help people get around. people could take an electric car, a tram or a mini

[applause] >> welcome to a special edition of main stage. the first anniversary. time to look back at one year of great performances from the stage of san francisco's main library. we will key the authors, poets and playwrights, the story tellers and the photographers and hear music brought to our stage from 4 continents. we will also meet some of the people that help bring the performances from the coet auditorium to your television screen. time to celebrate, main stage year 1. >> 3 cups of tea with each other. >> doesn't anybody care? >> i have been on the river for 7 days... >> our first performance is one of our most popular on line videos. the dance company around the bay area and around the world. educating audiences of the culture of north india. the movement of a cottic dance. [music] [music] [applause]. [music] [music] only 5 years the festival has established itself as the premiere over view of san francisco's lively literary scene. the week long event draws 10,000 people to the city's book stores, night clubs and of course it's libraries. here in the co

world's biggest and fastest growing economies russia and china are meeting in moscow gas is one of the main sources of discussion as moscow becomes a vital supplier of energy fueling the massive growth of its eastern neighbor because he knows our reports on the other shared interest the two nations will be talking about. we know that both sides say there's still a lot of room for improvement within their bilateral relationship of course russia and china are each other's biggest neighbors and both sides certainly have a lot to gain from a beneficial relationship with their neighbor russia of course is one of the world's largest sources of natural resources such as oil and gas and we do know that there are ongoing talks with gas. and the chinese a natural gas company for gas supplies and also a gas pipeline that will be starting in west siberia and heading all the way to china we know that according to the gas pumps you know like c bel-air the agreement for gas supplies to china was supposed to be signed sometime in two thousand and eleven and we know that today during. the chinese leaders vi

landmark which i have seen many times sitting in traffic nearby is also the case of one of moscow's main hospitals the special sauce gate scientific research institute of emergency medicine the history of this complex of gram buildings dates back two hundred g. is unconscious method from an old russian noble family to the hospital on the spot in the memory of his beloved wife in one thousand twenty three dispossessed the institute was founded instead of the old hospital and now more than fifty thousand patients here were treated in the hospitals fully equipped to meds he said to raise an intensive care rooms. say one of the largest search college situations in europe we have almost more than eighteen thousand operations a year including trans bunch of heart liver kidneys pancreas and nowadays even logs . moving around to the west of the city now and there are several large hotels in the golden ring such as the peking that you can see here. built in the style and this is in style in one nine hundred fifty six celebrating friendly relations between the u.s. saw and china the building of th