try to promote the sport of rallying here in russia all right thank you very much for that that's peter all of our reporting a fraud. as the your latest a must have gadgets hit the high streets outdated devices soon find themselves on the scrap heap that pile of computer junk soon become someone else's problem well this week a web journalist laurie harford has some other wise known as resident hits the streets of new york to find out how people there feel about other countries paying for the price of america's infatuation with technology. americans produce about three million tons of electronic waste every year and countries like india and up as the dumping ground so how many gadgets have you bought this year this week let's talk about bet is there gadget that you're lusting after it down as a g.p.s. that you are desperately yes you have no way to track where you're going without it basically you know maps we've got now sort of just not as good but an i phone and did she already have a phone course what was wrong with that but she needed my phone was an i phone i was at the apple store yest

peter all over was just one of those indulging the need for speed. hagan's the three times british champion british champion is a remote go to strut his stuff he's of course the mum behind the driving james bond quantum of solace so he's being whizzing around this track behind me like a thunderbolt with a view to a thrill if you could call him the spy that drove it drove me well they don't just tell you that mark in the rest of the computers on just here to allow me to make terrible james bond funds to showcase the ways of the rally last is now this is the first time events being held here in russia from next year it becomes a regular on the racing calendar so they've been here trying to just drum up support for sports here in moscow and glorious on the glorious day of fun that had plenty of pills and spills to see. himself was telling me the course here in moscow provides a unique opportunity for the drivers as well as the spectators to be disposed of rally i think it's great to be running it's quite difficult to watch in the forest you know you got

peter all of the reporting there live he said many thanks indeed. also a german truck maker. and is expected to announce a plan to launch production in russia st petersburg the investment agreement between me and the region's officials is expected to be signed later this week and they say the plant is likely to assemble the tracks and use a great existing infrastructure with the hope of a point start to production. markets now japanese stocks have fallen sharply with fresh concerns over the post quake recovery christmas significant aftershocks and the news of the fire at the fukushima plant shares of top japanese also make a toyota one point four percent after report that the company wanted us dealers of significantly impacted supply this summer shows of hong kong banks has fallen down after the city's monetary authority said it will stop up monitoring of the lenders business plans and funding strategies for the rest of the year as credit was searching at a much faster rate than the growth in deposits. and he lost good in the markets as expected expect extending its days and

hello and welcome to on the money with the business of russia his business i'm peter all of today we're talking about russia for russian companies and initial public offerings. discuss this i'm joined by daniel salter here in the studio with me here is chief e.m.e.a. equity strategist unicredit securities we also have denise he is c.e.o. of a group of companies but an heiress he's editor in chief of business new europe and little your logo she is chief economist for back all right daniel i want to start with you first here let's go back to two thousand and six two thousand and seven that was the last time we had a real slew of i.p.o.'s russian i.p.o.'s then we had the financial crisis and now again we have another slew of i.p.o.'s coming from russia listing elsewhere we'll get to that later what's different now than in two thousand and six in two thousand and seven i think what we saw in two thousand and six and two thousand and seven was the russian economy was really booming at this stage and a lot of the companies listing in two thousand and six to two thousand and seven were new com

you know all right peter all of the reporting there live peter thank you very much indeed. and let's now have a local market reaction on the news from the you as a user shares saw significant losses with the energy sector pacing and across the board carmakers are also among the worst the food was with homes are down around one point three percent while two years has dropped nearly two percent. so here in russia as you just heard the r.t.s. is slightly higher this hour and device six is about to start trading in a few minutes it lost almost two percent in monday's session. oil continues to lose value as well prices drop sharply overnight breaking from the news of america's sobering rating brant crude is currently trading at around one hundred twenty one dollars per barrel while light sweet as around one hundred seven dollars a barrel. a very different story from gold prices that have set a new record high reach you almost one thousand four hundred ninety eight dollars per ounce although it slipped back slightly mounting inflation around the globe and concerns of the u.s. deb

along in welcome to cross talk and peter all about as the arab spring interested six months it appears to run into some serious headwinds to some arab desperadoes have a learning curve and are the democratic rights of some people limited by the west geopolitical interests. to. discuss what may be called a counter revolution in the arab world i'm joined by nineteen she hardy in london he's an associate fellow actually happen house also in london we have gilbert ashqar he is a writer and professor at the university of london and in washington we go to lawrence korb he's a senior fellow at the center for american progress hi gentlemen this is crosstab it means you can jump in anytime you want first and i to go to goldberg in london are we seeing different paradigms being developed in the arab spring moves toward the arab awakening as some people call it we have the tunisia maybe the egypt model where we have something approaching a revolution a real revolution and changing the guard there and then maybe the bahrain model backed up by the saudi arabia they wrote the script there and maybe

peter all of the reporting that and just to remind you on monday the financial times said b.p.'s preparing to buy out its russian partners in ten k. people as it's trying to save its deal with a russian or major loss net to explore the arctic shelf however christine to scurry from standard and poor's makes more sense for people to sell out of ten instead of buying for the real. i think that probably has made it clear that he wants to try to get this deal through in a manner that's acceptable to all parties involved now this is a deal that will be very beneficial for russia it's a deal that's beneficial for b.p. and the people standing in the way or to be on the contrary people here in london are saying wait a minute why should they have id and k b p maybe bt should sell its share on p. and k b p the problem is who would buying them they're proving to be a very difficult partner so i doubt there will be many offers nevertheless there is still another option it will be a harsh option for b.p. and i'm sure a lot of shareholders would not approve of it but it will secure the long te

peter all of the reporting there live from the ross net headquarters he said many thanks indeed. the five member bloc of the world's largest emerging economies is gathering in china the meeting of the so-called brics brazil russia india china and south africa is seen as an attempt to develop a unified approach to global economic challenges and there have been some doubts whether russia should be in the club even if it's a different level of development but jacob note from morgan stanley believes russia is a good fit. russia urban or eastern industrial or is a couple of generations ago and that sets it apart from the other brits who tend to have a young population growing population and much lower incomes because after book russia is big and it's got huge resources and it's got great potential so in the sense of being an economy that could grow faster has great potential to put needs to undertake fundamental structural reforms to achieve the kind of prosperity you see in the developed world i think russia has a lot in common your other brics. let's look at how the markets are perf

welcome to cross talk i'm peter all over twenty five years ago the world was coming to grips with the cast to be unfolding it turnover today the same could be said about the sheema what is the future of nuclear power does it run its course present in every poll that will be with us for a very long time. the key. to cross talk the pros and cons of nuclear energy i'm joined by william tucker in new york he's a journalist and author of terrestrial energy in paris we cross to benjamin so cool he is an assistant professor at the national university of singapore he is also author of the forthcoming book contesting the future of nuclear power a critical global assessment of atomic energy and in austin we have robert bryce he's a senior fellow at the manhattan institute and author of power hungry the myths of green energy and the real fuels of the future all right gentlemen this is cross talk that means you can jump in since is the twenty fifth anniversary of the tragedy at chernobyl let's take a look back. the tongue optional goal in nothing ukraine is destined to stay abandoned its high rad

arctic the incident comes just a few weeks before the wedding of his brother william and his aunties peter all about reports here third in line to the throne will be keen to get back from the cold so as not to miss the important preparations as does the prince harry's been taking part in a a two hundred mile trip to the north pole as part of his role as the patron of the charity walking with the wounded those taking part in last walk with courier included for amputees who were injured during the conflict in afghanistan four british soldiers there know how you have hope to her in the charity how to hope to raise two million pounds from this walk that they've been they've been taking part in and they they just about finished it currently in the russian territory on the on the arctic and we're awaiting a flight home however they want me to crack in the ice on the landing strip that they were due to take off from as many but they couldn't do that at the start there at the moment oh of course we're hoping that he will be able not only to get back for the royal wedding at the end of the month but he

presidential order the top official should leave the board the boys of state companies are seize peter all of the reports from the headquarters and. well because of his role as deputy prime minister igor searchin has had to step down from the board of gross national this was because of a presidential really meaning that no senior government officials could feel the force of major companies now just how this will affect the major deal the sixteen billion dollars share swap deal between last there can be the remains to be seen searching was one of the key architects of that deal he'll now be replaced by sir who's the senior vice president at v.t. bank it's now mr shushan job to try and make sure that deal goes through and why top officials are removing themselves from the boards of big state companies russia's economic development minister and here have you in an presidential call it will be stepping down from the board of spare bank the country's biggest lender there's still a number of state companies with top officials on their boards among them finance minister called trimble and diamond

hello and welcome across the time peter all about amidst the stalemate in israeli palestinian peace making a storm of people like activity is brewing palestinian leaders say they will take their case to the united nations general assembly and seek international recognition of palestine as a state the palestinians will most likely get the recognition they want but would mean much. to the center to. discuss the future of a palestinian state i'm joined by ramsey by rudin's seattle he's the editor in chief of the palestine chronicle and in washington we cross the alan elsner he is the senior director of communications and research for the israel project ok gentlemen crosstalk rules and i think that means you can jump in anytime you want you both have very different points of view and i want my viewers to see that but first let's take a look at what some people call the peace process in the middle east. with israeli palestinian peace process in limbo and the arab protests in full swing the palestinian authority has spent its hopes on a renewed campaign for statehood and september the palestinia

peter all of it was also that enjoy the spectacle. kagan's the three time british champion british champion is here most go to strut his stuff he is of course the man behind the driving in james bond in a quantum of solace so he's been whizzing round this track behind me like a thunderbolt with a view to a thrill that she could call him the spy that drove drove me well not just here but mark in the rest of the companies i'm just here to allow me to make terrible james bond funds here to showcase the way of the rally mostest now this is the first time events being held here in russia and from next year it becomes a regular on the racing calendar so they've been here trying to just throw up support for the sport here in moscow and glorious on a glorious day the fans of had plenty of pills and spills to see. himself was telling me the course here in moscow provides a unique opportunity for the drivers as well as the spectators to discourse of rally i think it's great to be running it's quite difficult to watch in the forest you know you

the world and among the participants a british star to perform stunts one of the james bond movies peter all of us among those feeling the need for speed. kagan's the three time british champion british champion is here a most go to strut his stuff he is of course the mom behind the driving in james bond quantum of solace so he's been whizzing around this track behind me like a thunderbolt with a view to a mark in the rest of the company's own just here to allow me to make terrible james bond funds to showcase the way is all of the rally must is now this is the first time events being held here in russia next year it becomes a regular on the racing calendar so they've been trying to joke drum up support for sports here in moscow and glorious on the glorious day of pounds of had plenty of pills and spills to see himself was telling me the course here in moscow provides a unique opportunity for the drivers as well as the spectators to view the sport of raleigh i think it's great to be running it's quite difficult to watch in the forest you know you got to travel a long way away to get to norma

and ross left great stuff all right peter all of the reporting there live from or else you have had called a speech to many thanks indeed. you. and turns an oil products might have to rise in russia global crude prices continue to spike and to minister sergei shmuck of course that's why it may be needed to avoid a fuel deficit at home the price for a year old screwed blend has john fourteen percent over last month but they are all price means that smoke forced companies to export refined products such as petrol and jet fuel. taxes then create. the prices for precious metals are on the rise as investors opt for them of the stocks meanwhile the price of silver jumped over the strike much camomile for two dollars per ounce which is the highest level in three decades. the european markets are obvious our retail stocks are among the biggest gainers with the u.k. and a tronics train pick songs. rising almost three percent move forward after the owner of its rivals the countries that is p.c. world trains and plans to close its thirteenth saw loss making stores in spain meanwhile moody's agency ha

call the presidential order that top officials should leave the board of state companies artie's peter all of our reports from the headquarters here. he go to such an announce to roll sniffed shareholders that he will step down as the head of the company no this is due to a presidential ruling here in russia it says that no government official can also hold a position on the board of a major company amidst the such it is also the deputy prime minister here which means he has to step down from that position as the head of loss next no although they have known that this was going to happen it was expected that presidential ruling only came in around two weeks ago so it hasn't given much time to to settle in for real snafus there but it could cause some uncertainty surrounding the sixteen billion dollars share swap deal between next and be paid now this deal hasn't had many many snags in the past t.n. k p p p p's russian partners at the moment to try to oppose it at every turn and they've even suggested that. they take the billion dollar lawsuit could be filed by t.n.t. b.p. against b.p. its

another russian made of its speed he is moving in the first place in the course of it stephan peter hans all of them puffy. unless they are left in second third. understudies are meanwhile still learning how to storm the some of the dunes with the car itself pursuing the learning process well a few more days worth of some to drive through until the event drops off on paper seven more coleman meanwhile the steady leader in the bikes. is all your sport i'll see you soon but the weather is coming up in just a tick. issues that so much. pressure. on it i'm still here over the past few months you see he was awful as change reaches across the middle east all in just a new doctrine. twenty years ago the largest country in the. survey since about. one hundred. times and each began to germany where did it take the. if. any is believed to be easy. if the c.d.c. in. atlanta. says. it's. if splined lives.

peter. and thank you all for your patience, for waiting out here. we are now going to cut the ribbon and invite you in. we will be giving tours, and we also have a taste of san francisco waiting for you inside. we are now going to get the business to cut the ribbon. supervisor kim: my name is supervisor kim. we also have supervisor elsbernd and supervisor farrell. the committee would like to a knowledge of the staff that records each of our meetings and make the transcript's available to the public. my apologies for the late start, i was sitting on today's public safety committee and we just got out. are there any announcements? >> the items recommended will go to the full board on tuesday unless otherwise indicated. item number one, motion appointing supervisor scott weiner to the transportation commission. >> our office received requests to continue this item. but before we continue this item, we can hear public comment. is there any public comment on this item? if there is public comment, please come out. >> i would like to show some graphics. i

peter. and thank you all for your patience, for waiting out here. we are now going to cut the ribbon and invite you in. we will be giving tours, and we also have a taste of san francisco waiting for you inside. we are now going to get the business to cut the ribbon.

peter. and thank you all for your patience, for waiting out here. we are now going to cut the ribbon and invite you in. we will be giving tours, and we also have a taste of san francisco waiting for you inside. we are now going to get the business to cut the ribbon. >> good evening, and welcome to the 31st annual mfac awards. [applause] hello, everyone. i am your mc tonight for the good government awards, and i'm so excited tonight. we have such great winners, exciting guests. first, i want to quickly acknowledge some of our fabulous officials in the house. we have supervisors chu, elsbernd, wiener, mar, mirkarimi, chiu, former supervisor alioto-pier, our treasurer, the mayor's chief of staff, and our controller. let's give them a round of applause. [applause] the mfac awards have become sort of like the oscars of city hall, and you're going to have a great show tonight. before we get to that, i want to think -- take a quick moment to thank the folks that really make it possible. we go to a lot of events and see a lot of folks who sponsor these, and

peter. and thank you all for your patience, for waiting out here. we are now going to cut the ribbon and invite you in. we will be giving tours, and we also have a taste of san francisco waiting for you inside. we are now going to get the business to cut the ribbon. >> welcome to "culturewire." since december 2005, the museum of the african diaspora, known locally,moad, has presented programs that celebrate and explore the culture, history, and art of people with african descent throughout the and added states and throughout the world. the director of cultural affairs recently met with the museum director. to learn more about the current expedition, textural rhythms, constructing the jazz tradition, contemporary african american quilts. >> welcome to "culturewire." today, we are at the museum of the african diaspora, which is celebrating its fifth anniversary occupying one of the premier cultural district in the world, the yerba buena cultural arts center in san francisco. joining me is the cultural art director. tell us what moad's mission is. what

peter? >> all right, greg, thanks very much. prime minister offered his take on the campaign so far after delivering a speech in montreal today. he was asked about how his party is doing this time around. >> better than expected, but, you know, we do it with the election, and you know, we have good candidates and the membership is better. >> he took a good natured dig at steven harper when asked about the prospect of a conservative majority. >> most of the countries in the world don't have the governments. i mean, canada when i was there, we had three. [laughter] >> he said now that the debates are out of the way, the real campaign can begin. as for last night's french language debate, a star emerged, not a politician, but a woman from rural quebec. katharine explains. >> she had a simple question for the leaders. she wanted to know what they were doing to help her find a job. her name echoed through the debate. on twitter, soon there was talk about voting for her herself, a facebook fan page popped up and even a tribute song. o

peter. and thank you all for your patience, for waiting out here. we are now going to cut the ribbon and invite you in. we will be giving tours, and we also have a taste of san francisco waiting for you inside. we are now going to get the business to cut the ribbon. >> good morning. i am john avalos.. the clerk of the committee is dealing johnson -- gail johnson. >> please turn off cell phone and pagers. if you wish to submit material, please submit a copy for the file. if you wish to submit a speaker car, please put them in the containers in the item to your left. the items today will go up for consideration next tuesday unless and of the date is indicated. item number one is a resolution authorizing emergency management to spend $800,000 in the california emergency management agency for improvements to the city's emergency operations center. >> i am with the san francisco department of emergency management. i am joined by a project manager. this is an $800,000 grant from the department homeland security to provide critical infrastructure upgrades.

peter. and thank you all for your patience, for waiting out here. we are now going to cut the ribbon and invite you in. we will be giving tours, and we also have a taste of san francisco waiting for you inside. we are now going to get the business to cut the ribbon. >> welcome to "culture wire." on this episode, we explore what it means to the aged, in today's society -- what it means to be chicana in today's society. chica chic features an array of artwork by five leading chicana artists that addresses a range of issues such as integration, sustainability, and integration. using a distinct visual approach, each of the artist's response to the shifting needs of their communities in ways that offer unique perspectives and multiple points of entry. >> the exhibition is to bring together the voices of a new generation chicana artists, all of whom reference the works of the civil-rights movement in their works, but they are also responding to a new cultural concerns and new cultural circumstances. >> the works in the show include a large canvas depictin

is to win the trophy bank and he's named the strongest possible scored crucially including peter's one of the all over. number for his first album called i can solve it on mine and russia knows what to expect. just. looking forward to choose the. news he. says this is. just. for. the world equally humbled by the withdrawals of a top to run players world number four francesca schiavone and clubby open in terms of those two been available it would have been a very tight cotton of favorites but in their absence russia have a clear advantage however this does can draw inspiration from france who are among the string side pushed by much more powerful opponents russia writes of the one in the last round i understand about the match from. france and russia and that. you can have direct and other accidents and you know till next to last and then there is a is this is a team is so strong that it's going to win it three two and that's because because in the russian team and there are a very great players and so this now we know this we know there are sure so two hours is no surely to win and you know that

edward nikolayev who sits in sixteenth this one spots high income populated pino of frenchmen peter hans and me all is back to battling his archrival and twenty ten winter novitsky with the perth second respectively driving like. marco it was been a staple in the bike part of recent leads on the getting away once again. it's a new beginning for the extreme cricket team with a new face at the helm ahead of three one day internationals with on the danish michael clarke taking over captaining juvies from ricky ponting on the skipper knows it could be a bump to some a fire against i fit striving for exemption and after a less than stellar up to be a tough two and. i think the conditions are certainly. out of maginot pre-pay pretty slow turning we can it's. of course some very specialist travel to the finish which is a lot of broad headed bet as we have not going to be quite tough but it's going to be good jones we're looking forward to. play the game of this once before in a. test series quite tough and then as well as we're going to have to we're going to learn from anton in the subcontinent recently

all right peter thank you very much indeed for that update we'll talk to you later. and that was asked his business that day join us for more next hour and of course you can always log on to our web site. we have seen the damage it has done to our environment mark chemicals with the power props we do not want any more new g.m. molds. our core system is to say there was a cause more experience and i'm just i'm just appalled that that's allowed to go on in america. we are eating this unfortunately because we don't know what's in it and there's no labeling there for it being used like i'm aboard for the experiment to be used as guinea pigs. oh now we have more questions than we have access to guards. like. to live in a country that don't understand that there's more violence in the streets of this country than there are in the streets in afghanistan or baghdad. one night in the spring to become a racist. but assuming this true.

line, and then we look around here, and we have all these extra rackets, and all this extra supplies just laying around. >> peter caroline took action. they collected donations of used racquets, shoes and clothing to send to the kids in africa. >> we just got this stuff in so it should be good. >> with the help of family and friends, they founded a non-profit organization called "serving zambia." "serving zambia" does more than just provide tennis gear. >> education is a huge component and so when the kids come back they go through their report cards and if someone's not doing well they say "well, you can't play until you do better in school" and you would think, here that that might not be a huge motivating factor, but these kids love to play so much that if they can't play for two days because they didn't do well in school they're gonna make sure that they go home and they do well. >> for the kids in zambia like ages like 8-14 are really crucial ages because that's when people might go off the path so we realized that sending these kids tennis rackets, it would provide them with something to do so they stayed

story just because we're getting a little short on time and i you know i'm not a fan at all representative peter king who held the head of the muslim. radicalization hearings on capitol hill turns out the there was a bloody pig's foot in the mail to have along with some kind of anti-semitic now of course and get all the way down to him his handler signed it first but. because he's there to give the it was great it ended up being harmless right that it wasn't like. from somebody who was disgruntled about the hearings or something like that but i mean it's almost like we're now going to start making it you're right it is told on threatening but it is there's something sort of scary about that i mean like i get i like almost break down in tears when people send me angry e-mails about stories you know in like the big sort of stuff for the next level but i think we need to look at this through the lens of peter king and do what he would do so you know there was an interest make note so it probably wasn't a jewish person it was about the muslim hearing so probably wasn't a muslim you know christians y

all of their information. [applause] and i would like to ask peter albert to come up and lead the open discussion. >> all right, this mic is on, first of all, i want to take one step back and thank christina for doing such a marathon job all day, being the emcee and monerating the panel. and i am sure that christina would say she didn't this alone and with staff from kudo's and great job. and this is an important step to look back and figure out, and what we heard all day, is there a problem, and the answer is yes. what ramoan smith showed us the eloquent seven images and that's a scratch in the surface. and we heard a lot about details and specifics, and there is a problem, it's a problem solvable. we put a man on the moon, and should be able to address some of these issues here in san francisco. and more real ift -- realistically, we are responding to decades of traffic and focused on traffic, and made a lot of the problems of traffic and addressed. and in the last 10 to 15 years, we turned that notion on its head. and in san francisco we adopted the transit policy and that is for pedestrian as and bicycles

>> the princess spent time with the beatles, famous playwrights, peter sellers. all of glamorous folks. >> reporter: she attracted the best. >> she did. >> reporter: just down the hall are queen victoria's apartments. >> this is the cupola. this is the room in which baby queen victoria was christened. >> when did her father die? >> reporter: before she turned one. she and her mother lived together at the palace until she came to the throne in 1837. >> reporter: one of the most delicate and rarely seen possessions is queen victoria's wedding dress. it's said to be the dress that changed all wedding dresses. >> queen victoria married prince albert on the 10th of february 1840. and that is the bodice of the dress. it's a matching bodice and skirt made from ivory silk. >> reporter: what is the history of the dress? >> victoria wanted, more than being a queen on the day of her wedding she wanted to be a bride because she was deeply in love with prince albert. she decided rather than to wear extravagant robes of state in crimson velvet and gold she wore a simple ivory wedd

which will then give him total control of the political party that's what gilmore's are all about not more peter hunt we were out of control of the seats of power. closure is that so much money is going to make a lot of people a very delicate twenty five years ago world was coming to grips with the catastrophe unfolding in chernobyl today the same could be said about the shame of what is the future. twenty five years of fallout. from the most devastating nuclear disaster in history. a quarter of a century ago on his monthly to learn from its mistakes. the legacy of chernobyl. on the arctic.

peters comments. i'm very impressed by this workshop on assessing the climate change and it begs the question, should all utilities or those officer time size be required to look at implications of climate changes over 30 or 50 - whatever the planning verizon is, the things peter is talking about. in britain and correct me if i'm wrong, their required to look at the long-term plan and suggest if their robust against a long term plan. i think it's making water managers look very seriously at this. i throw that out as a possibility. >> i'm at,mwah. they have asked me to lead our climate change commitment and people ask the same thing. what do we do? what are we doing? is this real? to synthesize and follow up, i like peters comments. one of this things we do when we talk to more and more people is seeing a transition from a world we were focused on and meeting a regulatory world and now we're being asked to look external and further from the small boundaries of our communities and where do we sit. some of the ways we're helping and thinking of how to move forward is here is a set of what we have to do to m

>> simon: peter gammons, perhaps the dean of all baseball writers, has been covering the sport for 40mmons: if you look at history, there is no doubt that he's in the top ten players of all time. >> simon: he's 31 years old, and he already belongs in the pantheon of the greatest. >> gammons: absolutely. i mean, he is... there's no question that he's going to be a hall of famer. >> simon: do you ever think back, "gee, i started out as a kid from the dominican republic. look what's happened to me. i don't believe it." >> albert pujols: yeah, i think about it all the time. when i'm in the hotel by myself and... i pinch myself some time. "wow, is this really me?" >> simon: and every year, he goes back to where he came from a poor suburb of santo domingo. this is where he started playing ball, and where you can now see him in center field. >> albert pujols: my dad always used to take me to a ballpark. >> simon: and this is the apartment where his aunt helped raise him while his dad played softball abroad. last november, albert organized his own softball tournament on a familiar field, wher