mikhail and sven are not hurt in the making of the video.n fact, it's not a magic trick but a camera trick created as a viral marketing campaign for the gop variety theater in germany. >> it appears an entertainment for all senses, just sit there, you look with wide eyes and it's very fascinating. we have five theaters in germany and we have about 700,000 people coming to our shows every year. >> however, the theater wants to attract a you can i don'ter demographic. they hire filmmakers to create a video to grab people's attention. >> translator: we researched youtube and found out the videos of children and videos of accidents are very successful on the internet. so we just thought, let's do a combination of both. >> the use of kids is a nice thing because kids are so innocent. how could they ever lie to you and make a fake viral video? but they can. >> dominic enlists his 13-year-old brother, sven and 12-year-old cousin, mikhail to star in the piece. >> translator: it was roughly explained to me that we would be doing a tablecloth trick. >

i'm pleased to have mikhail khodorkovsky at this table for the first time. welcome. i look forward to this conversation. tell me where you are today, in your life, as you see it. >> i have tried, in the past few months to deal with some of the main tasks i had to deal with in my family. unfortunately, part of the decisions were not in human hands. i still had the opportunity to say farewell to my mother and that was a big humanitarian gesture on the part of the russian authorities that is not usually in its traditions. now, i consider that i'm ready to start the next stage of my life. >> which would be? >> i've finished with business. i consider that i've achieved what i wanted to achieve, and now i can move on to civic activity. i consider it civic activity, as i have before, although many in russia call it political activity. i don't object to that. if you think i'm dealing in politics, you may do so. >> how would you define the specific things you plan to do? >> now, the situation in russia is not very simple. as the consequence of all these national chauvinistic

on the left, the richest of all: mikhail khodorkovsky. >> (translated): i got the impression that he was a person of our generation. >> what do you mean by that, "of our generation"? >> (translated): our parents' generation, they have a totalitarian view, even if they're against it. as opposed to our generation-- we're closer to the west. >> narrator: khodorkovsky was concerned about a new u.s. anti-corruption law that would affect russian companies doing business in america. >> (translated): that forced the heads of companies who wanted to list their shares on the market to sign a disclaimer that they don't allow corruption practices within their companies. at the same time, by 2003, corruption was already the key method of state governance used by the bureaucrats, and bureaucrats started to demand the kind of money that was impossible to hide. one had to make a choice: build companies that are open and list them, or do business russian style-- in other words pay bribes, receive privileges but remain within a closed system. we decided the question was worth discussing. >> narrator:

. >>> why the former soviet liter mikhail gorbachev says the showdown between russia and the united states and the rest of the west cog'aívó become an all--out war. from gorbachev. let's get to it. >> good afternoon. first this afternoon, the islamic state will soon make statement, we're led to believe hours after a deadline passed to save a hostage's life. that's according to a twitter account linked to the terror group. isis signaled it would execute this pilot who is from jordan, this pilot, unless a terrorist walked free from death row. a very important to isis terrorists. now after the deadline came and went the terrorist is apparently still in prison and hostage's fate is not clear. the nation of jordan is demanding proof that the pilot alive before turning over this woman, but they have not been able to get the proof. this woman confessed to taking part in attacks on hotels in jordan in 2005. 60 people nice suicide bomb little. she survived because her suicide vest did not detonate. she was caught and sentenced to hang.swóp5qty3 u;o major precedence. some government maize have paid

mikhail beketov. >> [speaking russian]. >> he was a towering figure before the attack. and he had been long at odds with the local administration. he would not relent. and he paid the most severe price. >> the government will not follow-up and investigate these terrible crimes against journalists and so for years these crimes go uninvestigated and unpunished. >> [speaking russian]. >> vladimir putin is an ex-kgb officer, so there's a whole kind of shadowy world of these operatives, some of whom-- many of whom are now linked into business, some of whom have links with organized crime. uhm. so if you want to do a business deal, or you want to take someone out, you have access to people who can do it for you. >> moscow police are investigating a brutal attack on a correspondent with russia's kommersant newspaper. oleg kashin was fiercely beaten near his home and is now in.. >> [speaking russian]. >> mr. kashin currently in a very critical condition in- in an induced coma. >> one video from a cctv camera which actually captured the attack itself leaked into the internet on

. >>> the australian open is under way on the men's side, third ranked rafael nadal beat russia's mikhail three straight sets. and sixth ranked andy murray also wins in straight sets. on the women's side after reaching the quarterfinal last year, fifth seed an a ivanovic was upset. >>> golfer jimmy walker won the pga sony open in hawaii for the second straight year. he finished 23 under setting a tournament record with a nine-stroke victory. but professional golfer robert allenby says he was actually knocked unconscious, kidnapped, robbed and beaten friday night in hawaii after he missed the cut at the sony open. he posted this gruesome photo to facebook showing his injuries. according to the golf channel, surveillance video shows allenby leaving this bar with a group of five or six people, but he says he's not sure if he was drugged and doesn't remember much. >> 2 hours, 2 1/2 hours later, i woke up on the street in the gutter, being thrown out of the trunk of a car. i had been robbed. >> honolulu police are reviewing surveillance footage from the night. they are investigating it as a se

for apple grower mikhail lehovich the situation is dire. 40% of the apples he grows are shipped to russia. his life is in jeopardy. >> now our market is panic. >> and that panic is a symbol of much greater fear over the continent. the conflict over ukraine and sanctions that followed have dealt europe another blow. nowhere is the fear greater than germany whose economy europe's biggest is fall terg fatalitiering is faltering badly. grappling with the fallout from ukraine. on the other side of the situation, lower oil prices put the country on the brink of rescission. the renewable ruble plunged to record lows, more than double the amount they took out the year before. and since sanctions hit, food prices in russia have soared. in some cases by as much as 30%. that's prompted some russians to stock up on groceries in places like poild where prices like poland where price he are cheaper. but putin's hold doesn't seem to be threatened. >> consolidate support for president putin not only among the population but crucially among the elites and oligarchs and tycoons around him. where their acce

. >>> why the former soviet liter mikhail gorbachev says the showdown between russia and the united statesrest of the west cog'aívó become an all--out war. from gorbachev. let's get to it. >> good afternoon. first this afternoon, the islamic state will soon make statement, we're led to believe hours after a deadline passed to save a

. >> mikhail gorbachev didn't want to see the end of the soviet union, we did have an embargo, things got out of hand. >> it didn't happen in china or vietnam, or there would be more openness. >> i think there's a concern, the kavt rose are getting up there - 83 and 88 - should they pass what will happen next. you speak to people in southern command, u.s. military command. they are worried about massive refugees coming across. >> there has been an influence in recent weeks. >> that's for two reasons. the economic circumstances have deteriorated. they need $2.5 billion to keep economic growth. >> roberta jacobsen said the economy is in a tailspin that it was not a life line the u.s. deal with cuba but with venezuela, the main sponsor. talk about an economy in a tailspin they will not be able to support the cubans is it not a live line? >> worse case scenario let's imagine the venezuela life line is cut. it accounts for 100,000 oil per day. 25% of the g.d.p. if you take that away you are looking at a collapse which i don't think you want to see 90 miles off the shore. >> peno nieto was

. >> reporter: thanks so much mikhail los angeles new developments here in paris pointing to the possibility of a europe-wide network of jihadists tied now to these terror attacks. there's a madrid connection. investigators say amedy coulibaly and his partner drove from france to spain in late dooet. coulibaly returned days later, his partner, hayat boumeddiene is believed to be in syria. ought thorts trying to determine where they stayed with whom they had contact, whether they had any support in madrid. there's also a belgian connection. auth thoerts say amedy coulibaly had been negotiating to buy ammunition from a man in belgium. that man turned himself in to police. all this is happening as the u.s. secretary of state john kerry is due to arrive here shortly. he will be the highest level official to come to france since the attacks now eight days ago. we're going to cover all angles of this. i want to bring in our senior international correspondent frederik pleitgen. he's down the street in our paris bureau. what strikes me, we had an arrest in bulgaria a man turned himself in in belgium

incident caught on security camera, school officials say mikhail cologne, 16 year old special educatedent in violation of cell phone rules but during the confrontation a security officer seen wrestling with the boy then dragging him into an office. the teen says, he was also hit in the head after this incident charged with making terroristic threats. but, the boy's mother thinks school officials misunderstood the boy because school aid did not speak spanish. >> never had problems at home with my neighbor, never. >> your son said i want to change you get a new aid she believed the word shank is in stab? >> yes, that what she understand. >> of course that was jeff cole doing the questioning here for us, maintain the teen did make the threat and the security officers acted correctly. but, community activists are challenge that claim and say excessive force was used. >> name two of the top ten states. >> website 24/7 wall street used education, with quality accounts report to identify the best and worse schools. >> report based on three categories chances for success, finances, and achieve

. >> former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev is warning the confrontation in ukraine could turn into an all-out war between russia and the west. gorbachev accused the west of dragging russia into a new cold war. he said -- "i can no longer say that this cold war will not lead to a 'hot war.' i fear that they could risk it." more than 5,000 people have been killed in fighting between ukrainian forces and pro-russian separatists in eastern ukraine. on wednesday, u.s. treasury secretary jack lew traveled to kiev to give ukraine a $2 billion loan guarantee. ukrainian prime minister arseny yatseniuk met with lew and thanked the united states as one of ukraine's strongest allies. >> we are defending freedoms and liberties in ukraine and the entire world. so this is the right way to do and i would like to iterate once again that the united states is one of the strongest allies of ukraine. >> two israeli soldiers and a spanish united nations peacekeeper were killed on wednesday in an exchange of fire between hezbollah and israel in one of the most violent clashes between the two sides since the

kelly, and cosmonaut mikhail will follow strict exercise regimen and carry out spear meant on themselves while aboard the space station. having conducted year long missions in the 80s 90's, scott kelly the twin brother of retired astronaut mark kelly. married to former congress woman, gabrielle giffords. nasa plans to compare medical data from the brother in space, to his twin on earth. looking at the effect of gravity on the human body. in dallas, omar villafranca "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> well, what a family. what a family. well, woman gets trip around the world all because of her name. >> elizabeth gallagher found jordan through the website redit. he and long time girlfriend broke up last fall, left with rounds trip take et cetera around the worldment so he posted on redit offering up the trip to anybody named elizabeth gallagher. eventually, he pick 23 year old elizabeth quinn gallagher from coal harbor nova scocia shared some of the highlight from their trip. >> it was amazing. hong kong, was a happy accident. we just sort of ended up there. >> there was a couple stay

mikhail shoots and scores beating niemi.ason gives the coyotes the 1-0 lead that is the score right now in the first intermission. >>> on the nba hardwood warriors out on the road for a one-game outing in utah. playman having a little fun with the jazz bear. klay thompson driving to the rack right here. he'll get the bucket to fall. and we are tied at four. next warriors possession. steph curry finding draymond green transition. the warriors take the lead. but right now the doves trail 42-39 in the second period. >>> finally, the harlem globetrotters took a little detour today in san francisco. and the result was a little spontaneous entertainment. lombard turned into a crooked practice facility. oakland native brawner led the impromptu workout that included tourists stopping by and taking pics of the action and with the team. the globetrotters continue a 2015 tour with games in oakland and san jose this weekend. just the tenth female in the 89-year history of the globetrotters. so get out there and check them out this weeke

on the left, the richest of all: mikhail khodorkovsky. >> ( translated ): i got the impression that he a person of our generation. >> what do you mean by that, "of our generation"? >> ( translated ): our parents' generation, they have a totalitarian view even if they're against it. as opposed to our generation-- we're closer to the west. >> narrator: khodorkovsky was concerned about a new u.s. anti-corruption law that would affect russian companies doing business in america. >> ( translated ): that forced the heads of companies who wanted to list their shares on the market to sign a disclaimer that they don't allow corruption practices within their companies. at the same time, by 2003 corruption was already the key method of state governance used by the bureaucrats, and bureaucrats started to demand the kind of money that was impossible to hide. one had to make a choice: build companies that are open and list them, or do business russian style-- in other words, pay bribes, receive privileges, but remain within a closed system. we decided the question was worth discussing. >> narrator:

russian billionaire mikhail broker of is ready to cash in. one calls the franchise another picasso.llion dollars for his share of the net in 2010. ballmer did poker off -- it did pohkerov a really did favor. -- a really big favor. >> i got one for adam posen, the president of the peterson institute and was a policy maker for the bank of england. this sort of sneak by on christmas eve. -- snuck by on christmas eve. saying this -- firms using that profit in that manner not only have an impact on the economy but that they benefit themselves. we have monetary makers and policymakers saying, please, the rest of the economy, do something stuck with this has been the case for years. when i was back at -- do something. >> this is been the case for years. when i was back at the bank of england, you see this in the real sector. especially when you see europe japan, sitting on which amounts of cash. we kept rates low and told her nothing would happen on the bond market. why don't you do some with it? of course many you can talk by back then dividends. but the question is commodity blue ghettos

only the far right lane, anyone that typically comes up from the walt whitman bridge, uses 676 past mikhailvard to try to get on the benny there. this is the jam. and it goes back for about half mile. instead of the ben franklin, i would use the walt whitman bridge, coming into philly. good morning to the northeast philly, south on 95, heavy academy in through cottman avenue. the morning crawl, underway, and then eastbound, on that schuylkill, about 40 minute trip into downtown philly. getting hit about some sun glare at the conshy curve. sun glare and accident west on the turnpike at virginia drive. mike talked about it earlier. presidential visit here in town. the motorcade madness will begin tonight at 6:00 when the presidential motorcade runs from the airport into center city philadelphia, they'll close 95 into center city and the return. >> so, is it safe to say if we get any snow it will be around the same time? >> around the same time. >> fantastic. okay, my suit is bursting because i put some weight on. >> you have not. >> i have, actually, my suits are not fitting. and so we wanted