and here's the nice mr. song from korea telecom again. good to see you, mr. song. let's go and put these people out of their misery. >> yeah. [all speaking korean] >> first to be switched back on are the kims. although they feel they've learned a lot from their time offline, they balk at the idea of living without the internet for good. >> [inhales sharply] [speaking korean] >> i think a week has been quite enough for me. but if i was asked to do it again to show people the good sides of living without the web, i would volunteer. >> [speaking korean] >> [speaking korean] >> it's just like, if you lived a week without electricity, the house would become a complete mess. so, i would say a polite, "no, thank you" to being unplugged ever again. >> [laughs] [all speaking korean] >> and as the yangs prepare to return to their normal wired-up world, they're considering a permanent change in the way the household operates. >> [speaking korean] >> from now on, i think we should have rules-- rules on how much time we can spend a day on the net. let's say 30 minutes a day. >>

does come in deployed i think that the united states very very much wants to get their hands on mr a song in a u.s. courtroom what they're ultimately going to charge mr a song for we have i don't know. we have something like four thousand three hundred federal crimes in the united states. and approximately fifty five additional cry. times are added to that list every year. if a federal prosecutor wants to indict mr of songs they're going to find something to try him with whether it would be something very serious like caspian are usually or whether it would be something less serious if anything in the federal system i can tell you is it is serious. and so i think if the u.s. government wants him they're going to get him. libya has seen more bloodshed as kind of gadhafi is clinging to the last vestige of a country which only a matter of days ago he presided over entirely the capital tripoli now reportedly the only part still under his control could after it's called on thousands of mercenaries to defend his bastion as he's faced with more defections from his regime every death toll for the

neutralized consumed by litigation rather than leaks i think what the american government wants is to have mr songe in custody so that ultimately he can be extradited to the united states to face charges for the release of those documents you can't court rule that julian assange should be extradited to sweden but his attorneys say the next stop for the thirty nine year old computer programmer could be here in the united states where science could face espionage charges and even the death penalty as the sun faces jail time the future of wiki leaks hangs in the balance and its ability to be a place for whistleblowers and it beacon of transparency in fort artsy washington d.c. and i wrote a piece for the u.k. a fantasy party jared barton has hit out of the british justice system saying join us on his extradition legalize kidnap. what mr science cries does illustrates the fundamental problems with the european restaurant which i've been talking about now and it was introduced in two thousand and four he's an australian citizen and i want to actually go to sweden but this affects every british citizen a

theatrical stage you have the actors you have the judge the prosecutor the defense attorney and of course mr songe but in the director's chair i believe is the washington government particularly in the obama administration in the cia they want to stop wiki leaks they're doing all sorts of extraordinary actions stopping pay pal or leaning on pay pal master card and other private corporations to to not allow donations to be made to wiki leaks these charges have been pursued unusually vigorously for charges of sexual assault they should those kind of charges should never be trivialized but the fact that they are trivialized routinely and that this case has used extraordinary measures with the european arrest warrant and finally in this proceeding for extradition when mr assigned was willing to cooperate with swedish prosecutors while he when he was there i think it's clear that behind the scenes is the american government well many would say the american government has every right to do this leaked a lot of information that could potentially put u.s. national security in danger not just u.s. national

neutralized consumed by litigation rather than leaks i think what the american government wants is to have mr songe in custody so that ultimately he can be extradited to the united states to face charges for the release of those documents you can't court rule that julian assange should be extradited to sweden but his attorneys say the next stop for the thirty nine year old computer programmer could be here in the united states where science could face espionage charges and even the death penalty as a songe faces jail time the future of wiki leaks hangs in the balance and its ability to be a place for whistleblowers and it beacon of transparency and ford r.t. washington d.c. . so how do we describe this last year in the life of chilean aside his catapult of fame perhaps infamy and as we watch on rest unfold across north africa and the middle east brutal regimes been taken down by their own people not the american government that's improv in them up we have to wonder where our priorities lie why one man has been. the biggest enemy of the state well here to discuss with me is kevin zeese executive dir

could hold on to mr of songs if he is convicted in the u.s. so that the charges lodged against them that mr assad does his jail time in the u.s. which could be significant jail time and then afterwards transfer back the sweet. well coming up here a lot a not so neutral switzerland with more spirit travel any other european country an exclusive one trip it's time to funnel say farewell to one of those. specially farmed animals like rabbits are making their contribution to the treatment of diabetes and cancer. two weeks into the street campaign protesters in egypt are still refusing to back down until president quits thousands of square the lines are being pushed back by the army to get traffic moving banks and some businesses opened but schools remain closed and the curfew is to force government has announced concessions increasing a pay rise for six million public sector workers. the country's vice president. western place where that washington is considered to be a question. it's important to support the transition process announced by the egy

could hold on to mr of songs if you use convicted in the u.s. so the charges lodged against them and mr saunders does use jail time in the u.s. which could be significant jail time and then afterwards transfer back. coming up arundhati not so neutral switzerland comes back to any other european country the swiss some wondering if it's time to under say they will talk. to his absence makes the heart grow fonder take a look at how america has chosen to remember when the president ronald reagan. egypt's new cabinet says increasing pay in pensions for public sector workers and an attempt to quell two weeks of aggressed protests to sawston refusing to back down until president hosni mubarak quits and while the country's vice president who is leading talks to create a new government has been quoted by the u.s. with washington consider the quest to mediate as ots put to sleep reports. it's important to support the transition process announced by the egyptian government actually headed by now vice president. omar so i'm on hardly the words of a neutral b

could hold on to mr of songs if he is convicted in the u.s. so that the charges lodged against them that mr assad does his jail time in the u.s. which could be significant jail time and then afterwards transfer back to the story . still ahead this hour a battle of epic proportion all in the name of sports for their favorite made characters to be the mascot for the twenty fourteen winter olympics all the details on the candidates and are applying to the top of the pile a couple of minutes. the russia's most wanted terrorist doku umarov has claimed responsibility for january's bombing of domodedovo airport that took the lives of thirty six people and injured more than one hundred eighty he made the claims in a video message on an extremist web site and in earlier release he warned that he warned for a year of blood and tears authorities believe he was also involved in the march two thousand and ten moscow metro bombings that killed thirty nine people as well as the november two thousand and nine bombing of a train from moscow to st petersburg. an

sweden and the united states that's where you can create agree to quote temporarily transfer of mr a song to the u.s. to stand trial in the u.s. on u.s. charges and then at the conclusion of that per se being that he would be transferred by to sweden based upon neutral agreement of the parties my reading of that provision of the supplemental treaty is that the u.s. could hold on to a minister of songs if he is convicted in the u.s. so that the charges lodged against them that mr saunders does his jail time in the u.s. which could be significant jail time and then afterwards transfer back to sweden. still ahead this hour a bottle of epic proportions all in the name of sports russians vote for their favorite and needed characters to be a mascot for the twenty fourteen winter olympics all the details on the candidates and their bite at the top in a couple of minutes. first though anti-government protesters in egypt show no sign of you giving up after two weeks of on arrest aimed at removing president hosni mubarak from power the country's new cabinet held its first meeting as thousands maint

could hold on to mr of songs if you use convicted in the u.s. so that the charges lodged against him that mr shawn should does use jail time in the u.s. which could be significant jail time and then afterwards transfer back to sweden. coming out here unarmed teen not so neutral switzerland with more guns or any any other european country many swiss are wondering if it's time to finally say a farewell to arms. and especially farmed animals like rabbits are making their contribution towards the treatment of diabetes and cancer that's coming up. but first two weeks into their street campaign protesters in egypt are still refusing to back down until president mubarak quits thousands are in cairo's to hear square but their lines are being pushed back by the army to get traffic moving banks and some businesses are opening both schools remain closed and the curfew is still in force the government has announced concessions on a pay rise for six million public sector workers meanwhile the country's vice president is being courted by the u.s. to replace mu

mr. douglas kaerny. [applause] >> how many know the song living in the city by stevie wonder. that great skit at end where stevie plays all the voices and gets arrested. new york city, skyscrapers and everything. this is a poem that reimagines that gentlemen exists the bus in that skit as john henry. this is a section of it. skyscrapers and everything. j hammer henry mallet [inaudible] could barely fit hammer poking out like natural man's skyscraper to the concrete for deep machine sleep abouts income. don't go john henry traffic man, don't go across that street. the flood song poems were poems written in reaction to katrina. how can i enter that space of writing poems about that. i'm not from there and don't have family there. who benefits from that tragedy? who benefits from that disregard for humanity and the thought animals would benefit from that. this first poem is flood songs number 4 mosquitoes drinking didy. >> drink every hour next up this hour and every hour after. was born in the river there is enough to go around. drink every hour on the hour and every hour after.

song. we will have our dancers come on out. our dancers were led out by mr.arry harris andon -- harrison. thank you, larry. these dancers in front of you, nor than traditional, seven straight, double bustle, and our grass dancers as well. two starts. all right, looking good. good dancing, good singing going on. san francisco, look out. ♪ [inaudible] dance hard. sing loud. make them dance. all right, put your hands together one more time for our fancy dancers. all right. also, seven straight. all right. calling into the arena at this time, our women's traditional. come on out. women's traditional, all ages, women's traditional, come on out. no. traditional, southern co op , this is your contest. i'm kidding. the only one judging you is margin right there. make sure you have your numbers displayed. all right. when you are ready. two sides. the style of dance from our northern plains, our southern plains. kiowa, ajibwe, blackfeet, lakota. this is a side step. ♪ boys and men, stand by. once again, put your hands together for our women's no. traditional southern c

in my songs i remember one of the criticism mr rasmussen robeson was once asked a question speculate precisely maybe a similar question maybe some other and he said if i knew what would be happening in five ten years i'd be playing in a stock exchange so of course but the truth i mean speaking really seriously is that you know it's a serious issue of any country's choice of the security orientation and therefore so it would be inappropriate to speculate but the most important thing is we have the makings we have the structure which is a really a joint baby it's it's our it's a common creation that we put together with russia and let's make the best use of it it's has great potential in so many areas which are important for the security of our citizens you know in moscow in washington in warsaw in berlin places so that's that's really what we should and i think that's what we are concentrating on well i are completely rebuilt because i have also i have always thought that that mechanisms like the russian nato council like and the similar going with other nato countries may be more use

we've been singing that theme song to "three's company," waiting for mr. roper to show up.off on a little tropical vacation. >> the more the merrier. >> this is radaronline. saying that they've been spotted. we know brooke moved back in with charlie. he talked about building this porn family, that was so bizarre. looks like he might make that work. >> good luck with that. >> the show, "two and a half men" is supposed to be back in production next week. >> a little r&r. >>> beyonce, a little more of her this morning. apparently she did a picture shoot for a french fashion magazine for 90th anniversary issue and she did a cultural tribute, head wraps and gorgeous gowns but a picture that is apparently starting internet rumblings. they say they went in black face, because they made her look darker in the magazine. >> doesn't even look like her. >> she went black face. it has raised a few eyebrows. folks are not sweating it -- at least some are not sweating it saying her entire career and public perception she has never made any huge faux pas. she wouldn't start something like

when i saying the song it was the pure inspiration something says making a few bucks mr and his lighter but it took a terrorist attack to dig deeper into the nation's culture and history is dedicated to the anthem is his way of saying to russians that he stands with them. all over the. place here so. i can send in the guns missiles there to protect anyone so least i can do is. do something artistic and sing santos a former college football player received his greatest inspiration from the tragedies youngest victims. yes exactly. the children that were affected because i come from a family bad whereby i lost both parents and i just know how those the interim feel now going through life without their parents or parent while russia mourns samples hopes his songs and newly found connection with people in a far off land will be shared and great compassion here in america as well. we all just my strive for a better country in the world to live in. very large for that same goal. in los angeles. archie thank you and that's going to do it for now but for more on the stories we covered and go to

head of the country's pirate party made that for being with us mr kay what do you think the public reaction in britain would be if the song was to be extradited to sweden. well we everyone who supports wiki leaks i think are very concerned that the extradition case is going to be used as an as a pretext by the united states to get hold of julian assange. we think there is a very real danger julian assange could be taken to the united states even possibly detained in gonna turn him over and actually basically pursuit of some kind of espionage charges and what i'm seeing in terms of how people are responding to the wiki leaks is that actually people overwhelmingly support the freedom of information we can see how the free flow of information has been absolutely crucial to democracy we can see for example the role it's played in north africa and we've just in the previous report heard about the role that wiki leaks has had in actually giving useful information so people i think would be very concerned about any kind of attempt to apparently through a politically motivated action to crackdown on that work or you mentioned the

mrs. jackson said she paid $4000 in advance for her mother's funeral but got nothing. the song of rayfield said they gave washington $5000 for burial but he failed to pay the cemetery. and the sisters of robert thomas say they paid for a final viewing they never got. >> he is a crook. he is a crook. >> we are announcing today that we are charging two individuals. derek washington. >> reporter: this afternoon san francisco district attorney george gascone announced 23 felony accounts against washington and his associate for grand theft and selling funeral contracts without putting the money in trust. >> not only were they not putting the money in a trust account and spending money as part of their regular business expenses but they have gone out of business. and the money is gone. >> reporter: the district attorney called the crimes despicable. >> putting a whole family not only through the very difficult time of grieving a death but now having to find funding or perhaps not having funding to take care of the funeral. >> reporter: derek washington could face a maximum sentence o

mr. graham phoned me, and then wrote me and asked me in 1947 to become a part of his team. "sing a little quiet songore i speak." ♪ it is jesus >> reporter: that began a relationship that has lasted more than 60 years. shea sang at almost every graham crusade. >> please welcome with me a young man, 97 years young, george beverly shea. ♪ it goes beyond the highest star and reaches to♪ >> reporter: shea says it was a privilege to be on the graham team. he says his favorite part of the crusades was watching all the people stream forward after graham gave the altar call. >> your head is supposed to be bowed in prayer, but i like to say i peeked a little bit, and i saw those thousands of people all during those 63 years coming forward. >> reporter: according to guinness world records, shea has sung before more people than anyone else, an estimated combined live audience of 220 million people. >> they didn't come to hear me. they came to hear billy graham. ♪ >> reporter: during his 80-year career, shea recorded more than 70 albums and wrote several popular worship songs. he was nominated ten times for a g

song and dance number called "glee." the show is now at the center of pop culture. matthew morrison, who plays mr.chools are having to change their tune about music programs. >> some schools can't cut the glee club because it's glee club. it's become such a thing now they won't touch it. >> reporter: it's called the "glee" effect. before the show, there were an estimated 200 show choirs at schools across the country. now there are about 600. the choirs are often support bide their own fund-raising, or if they're lucky, they get paid to perform. and glee clubs are now in demand at major events. the kids of ps-22 in new york were shocked when actress anne hathaway invited them to perform at the oscars this sunday. >> i was psyched. i was screaming my head off. i actually at one point fell down to the ground. >> reporter: as for power house, they've already taken their act on to "dancing with the stars" and they were in hong kong singing for the chinese new year. >> i'm getting calls all the time. i got a call from japan. they're just starting to show "glee" and they found us. >> reporter: and these

put it right after they are right there mr belton thank you very much for sitting down with my friend thank you. so. much brighter than if you knew more about song from phones to. talk t.v. dot com. is it. the raging middle east on the west that has already led to hundreds of deaths just putting some concrete suffered from civil war there are some experts are foreign meddling for fueling the past protests. have got us out of what this is a surge in civilian deaths during a to let us in the northeast the alliance denies the fatalities toppled would fall reportedly of women and children. a lot in jews call for the return of the properties not all fourteen is holocaust. they accuse the country's authorities of relabeling the war as liberation from the bolsheviks and glorified nazi collaborators to justify robbery and murder. while back with more news in about fifteen minutes time but first ron is joining us from the sports desk good morning to you but what do you have in store for us this hour good morning it's as exciting time for all the ice hockey fans out there as the regular season the all the kontinental hockey league comes to an end we'll ta

there was a contribute to solomon burke, one of the great song singers of all time. mr. cohen: the tribute was done by mick jagger. no one can do anything quite like mick jagger but it was fitting he did solomon burke because in the 1960's he was the first african-american to do bob dylan and he was there, too. and eminem got the best rap song. it was a good spirited night at the grammys of biracial cultural cooperation, understanding and love. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. smith: request permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> the e.p.a. is now going after the farms and ranches that feed the american people. they say ranching and farming causes dust. no kidding. out with the dust and in with the more regulations and fines. dust has been around since man first tilled the soil with primitive plows and herded sheep and cattle in the wide open spaces. mr. poe: the e.p.a. doesn't l

song at the ronald reagan presidential library. >> reporter: ronald reagan the 40th president of the united states was remembered today with high flying pomp. >> happy birthday mr. president. >> reporter: and ceremony. >> happy birthday to you. >> reporter: on this the 100th anniversary of his birth his widow and former first lady nancy reagan laid a commemorative wreath before dignitaries and assembled guests at the reagan library in simi valley outside of los angeles. >> i know that ronnie would be thrilled and is thrilled to have all of you share in this 100th birthday. doesn't seem possible but that's what it is. >> reporter: it was a day both reverential and rousing. >> ♪ proud to be an american ♪ where at least i know i'm free ♪. >> reporter: on this brilliant day, lee greenwood sang. his patriotic song invoked his strongest passion, pride of country. he was remembered for his patriotism, optimism, game changing politics. james baker was reagan's first chief of staff. >> every single strand of ronald reagan's dna was coded with a firm conviction. and that was his belief that we americans do, indeed, have a rendezvous with destiny. >> reporter: today the c

mr. peter tork from the hercules body building school. >> body building. what is that? >> osgood: the songshits on the charts including "i'm a believer" written by neal diamond. ♪ then i saw her face ♪ now i'm a believer >. >> osgood: but not every rock critic was a believer. where the beatles were known as the fab four, the monkeys were dismissed by some as the pre-fab four. they weren't all musicians and hadn't even played together before being recruited for the show. fans never paid those critics much heed. in the 1993 cbs interview davey jones spoke up for what he and his band mates brought to the table. >> peter adapted in school and so did mike and mickey had been with bands and i had been on broadway in the theater. we weren't just sort of like four guys that couldn't sing and play or act. we could do a little bit each, you know. together we combined and made the monkeys, you know. >> osgood: more than 40 years after their tv show went off the air, their songs are still being played. monkey business, pretty good business. ahead, the heart of the matter. out of you. that can take so m

song ♪ hakuna matata [ laughter ] >> mickey would introduce him before. he would go, "once in a lifetime, a talent comes along. ladies and gentlemen, for your edification, mrt here and --" >> jimmy: dana flarney. that's not what he said. >> but he was king of the non sequiturs . he would just, all of a sudden, out of the blue go, "i was the number one star in the world. you hear me? bang! [ kiss sound ] the world." [ laughter ] now, that's only funny because it's absolutely true. >> jimmy: come on! >> and people ask me, "did he really go --" [ kiss sound ] and i go, "he did." and mathematically, it's brilliant because he couldn't go, "i was the number one star in the world. bang! you hear me? the world." right? he needed "number one star in the world. bang! you hear me? [ kiss sound ] the world." you know? it's kind of a nice little set up. >> jimmy: that is ridiculous that he did that. but he would say that to you? he'd just tell you that he was the biggest star in the world? >> yeah, and he thought -- nothing wrong with it, but he thought i was gay. and he would put his arm around nathan lane, look at me -- true story, 1980, and just say, "i'm just glad

performing the song "sandwiches" with a little help from the roots, please welcome tyler the creator and hodgy beats from odd future! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ who the heck invited mrnough ♪ ♪ screw rolling papers i'm a rebel, dog i'm ashin' blunts ♪ ♪ full of crap like i ate that john come on kids, screw that class and hit that bong ♪ ♪ let's buy guns and kill those kids with dads and mom with nice homes four-one kays and nice ass lawns ♪ ♪ those little punks gotta learn that we ain't takin' no spit ♪ ♪ no ellen degeneres this is jimmy fallon in here ♪ ♪ introduction to golfware cause everybody hollering and screaming out "wolfgang!" ♪ ♪ i got ten of these kennedys not dom, but if i was a dahm i would be jeffery ♪ ♪ 'preme hat the color of a leprechaun with leprosy i'm really 'bout it, 'bout it like i'm master p in '96 ♪ ♪ it's really immaculate the way the girls be smackin' surprised she hasn't taked the nasty -- ♪ ♪ inside her alley the golf wang hooligans is messin' up the school again and showin' you and yours ♪ that breakin' rules is really cool again i'm goin' harder than a midget jumpin' over me ♪ ♪ sonic youth, i'm severvin' everything plus the upholstery

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