he made fun of vegetarians who he called nick peters. at a meeting equipped to strict not eaters, if you had finished pulling with your beat route we will get on with more important matters. another, all but not beaters i ever knew died early after long ever knew died early after long period of senile day. another favorite was irish stew with pineapple. this was a meal churchill served to generalize and our when they planned the invasion of europe and caviar. churchill loved caviar. he was thrilled when stalin cents caviar when it was sent to the gift from the soviet union. churchill 8 small portions, had his meal served on his, quote, tommy time, not on the clock. churchill loved picnics. whatever the place for the weather even in wartime there's a wonderful photo in my book showing churchill in a three piece suit in joining a picnic in sitting on a rock by the side of the road. he picnic with roosevelt in hyde park, a picnic on the banks of the rhine with his generals and in the north african desert with friends. he established his own

eventually some part of you is going to end up in the database somewhere according to historian peter cause nick the u.s. government intercepts over one point seven billion messages a day are you aware of it then i can understand dollars per because i like myself a very strong. views about what our american foreign policy is and so needless to say i've probably been followed around since the sixty's because i made very political antiwar pictures of me in the sixty's. so i sort of accepted basically. and my last picture political picture back to. my country because i was criticizing our foreign policy and the practice of what the hell are we doing in iraq and these terrible things happen when you put these young boys in these worlds where they don't understand what they're fighting for why they are. so i can understand why all over things were being followed all the time we probably are your drama we docked it which deals with the war in iraq provoked political debate in america with claims it portrays the us soldiers and i guess if light. sensitive to such critique even your film's title makes i

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eventually some part of you is going to end up in the database somewhere according to historian peter cause nick figures government intercepts over one point seven billion messages a day are you aware of it they like it understood now or was paranoid because i like myself a very strong. views about what our american foreign policy is and so needless to say i've probably been followed around since the sixty's because i made very political antiwar pictures of me in the sixty's. so i sort of accepted basically. and my last picture for the picture or back to. my country because i was criticizing our foreign policy and the fact of what the hell are we doing in iraq. these terrible things happen when you put these young boys in these worlds where they don't understand what they're fighting for why they are. so i can understand why all over things were being followed all the time we probably are your drug we docked it which still is what the war in iraq provoked political debate in america with claims it portrays the us soldiers and i guess if light. sensitive to such critique even your film's title ma

. ♪ ♪ nick, it's tech time for the peter frampton fan in all of us. >> the frampton dude with the voicetuff in his songs? that guy? ♪ >> people went nuts for peter frampton back in the '70s because he had that auto tone thing before you it was big. >> did not sound like that, though. >> you know what would make it sound like this? if i had this, the weewow. i could sound like peter frampton only using my iphone. >> it souths the sound from the speaker to a tube into your mouth where you use your lips and teeth to create the sound. >> this is a kick starter project. i'm a big fan. to tell us about the project, we will bring in our voice box, ou auto tuned genius, zack. hey, zack. good to see you. tell us about how this works? >> basically it is a small adapter that goes over your speaker, and then there's a tube that comes up to your mouth. you use your mouth to shape that sound. ♪ >> so what's different about this? >> it's using just your phone. you don't have to pay for exopinion siee expensive instruments. >> how can we get one? >> it's only about $20. not too expensive. >> from an aw

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nick, who won? >> and the winner is, "child pose" by colin peter in effector, a member of the romanian new wave, the story about a woman architect fighting to keep her son out of jail. her son ran over a child and is facing years in jail. it is at once their story but also the story of the decadence of the romanian borg with a xi and the corruption inside the police and judiciary in that country and this is what the movie looks like. >> and that was one of the movies that won there in berlin. so, nick the women have featured prominently, both in front of and behind the camera. can you tell me how many won, if any? >> a large number, i can't break down the numbers because there were a large number of prizes and i won't worry you with every in and out but listen, more than half of the members of the jury were women. there were a large number of women behind the camera directing big movies, including one with catherine deneuv starring starring in it and a movie "gloria" features a woman who is in her 60's and has decided to live. she's rediscovering life. one of the critics said this is not about your

nick debenedictis, aqua america chairman. thank you, appreciate it. some breaking news out of washington dealing with compensation requests for gm executives. peter barnes has the details. peter: that is right. again they are seeking large pay packages, multimillion dollars pay package is for thei the ceos and other top executives although the companies have not fully repaid their taxpayer bailouts according to documents that we have obtained. seeking approval for cash and stock compensation when the treasury department acting pay czar reviewing the proposals according to the documents gm is requesting $11 million for its ceo, ally wants 9.6 million for its ceo as well as $8 million for the ceo of the mortgage subsidiary, currently in bankruptcy. the packages for gm and allied have been criticized by the special inspector general of the tarp bailout of the banks i and the auto companies $700 billion from 2008. christie romero is that inspector general, she has said the pay packages are excessive. taxpayers have recovered half of the $50 billion or so investment in gm and about one third from ally which got 13 billion. he has presented th previous

peter's square in vatican city. a massive crowd has been there already for hours. >> and they're there for pope benedict's final public audience, before his resignation becomes official tomorrow. abc's nicking, nick. >> reporter: good morning, diana. good morning, rob. it is a historic day here in rome. the first time in more than 600 years that a pope is choosing to asay good-bye. for his final public sendoff, a blessing for his catholic followers and the 200,000 people