, it was obvious that the judge was going to find mikhail khodorkovsky, and his business partner, platon lebedev, guilty of embezzling oil and money- laundering. many more years in jail lie ahead for the tycoon turned convict. mikhail khodorkovsky who portrayed his trial as the battle for the future of modern russia, a struggle between the rule of law and the hard men in charge. freedom was the chant as 200 protesters braved arrest outside the court. their suspicions about the independence of rest and justice only reinforced by the verdict. -- russian justice only and reinforced by the dirt. they claim he had been targeted for his opposition politics, not his actions as head of russia's biggest oil company. >> of vladimir putin is afraid of khodorkovsky and wanted to be in prison forever. this is against russia. this is against russia's future. this is not a country of law. this is a country of dictatorship. >> two weeks ago, in a televised national phone in, the prime minister was asked about the khodorkovsky case. >> thieves belong in prison. >> khodorkovsky is not hugely popular but b

you don't think there are grounds for thinking this pass beyond a platonic relationship. >> there arecertainly grounds for thinking that. let me offer you two cautions. one is if they are going to be a sustained relationship, the teaching of the jewish religion has an institution for na, and that is marriage. because jesus as a result of the pressures on him was constantly traveling, he could not uphold the jewish law at that time which held you had to provide a woman with a household near her original family. you couldn't, for example, take a woman from galilee to judea or judea to galilee. from the town to the country side or vice versa. that is one reason for caution. >> give me the second one. 13 years old was the average age according to the jewish religion a woman becomes betrothed and that young lady was watched carefully by herarents and others to see to it that she arrived at the marriage state in a state of virgin, correct? that line was crossed. isn't that all very small academic minor green eye shade material when you are faced with the reality of this situation? >> it may

end of it eighty a sentence for the biggest tax food in the country's history he and his partner platon live which charged to stealing two hundred and eighteen million tons of oil worth twenty seven billion u.s. dollars from a subsidiary company you can see here that it has been announced guilty of ski supporters say he didn't break any laws khodorkovsky was not to blame because he had a whole team of very experienced lawyers who used to tell him that. everything he did was within the law it was the blame of the laws that had dissolved loopholes and them. to great wealth thanks to one of the world's largest non-state oil companies you can see the company grew from a state selloff in the one nine hundred ninety s. when government assets would be hived off in often cittie circumstances. it soon became russia's fastest growing oil producer but the path to success headed outside too often associates were later found guilty of a number of murders. the thieves place is in prison. is accused of stealing tax evasion and fraud with the new charges he faces it's about stealing hundreds of billion

oil tycoon and once russia's richest man still has not heard the sentence that he and his partner platon lebedev force after being found guilty of embezzlement. reports from outside the courthouse. the new charges suggest money laundering and investment persecutors are saying that that is from a partner. as much as around thirty billion u.s. dollars worth of oil why you this oil companies. formally one of the biggest private phone companies in the world it is first trial they were found of tax evasion for which they were sentenced for eight years behind bars and right now that prosecutors are insisting on extending that turned out to fourteen years behind bars and now michael died it was cool with slangy the scheme for which the money laundering was done as according to the prosecutors the court concluded that about of course skin pop only but if blundered carried out a complicated scheme of embezzling oil and money through dealings with three smaller subsidiaries of you can see some other news to gus. and you guns can have to gross all oil extracting companies each was forced into a dea

survival of thanks for joining us former oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky and his business partner platon lebedev have been convicted and sentenced to seven to fourteen years in prison for stealing hundreds of tons of oil and money laundering but men were approaching the end of their previous jail terms for tax evasion and fraud you know going to report. for days that's how long it took the judge to read the verdict six more years that's how long we feel one of course will have to spend behind bars the forty seven year old is in the final stretch of an eight year prison term and sentence after being convicted for tax evasion which. is here by sentenced to fourteen years imprisonment the sentence will be served in the correctional colony of a medium security prison in this second trial could just partner but believe it if i were convicted of stealing two hundred eighteen. million tonnes of oil worth twenty seven billion dollars from a subsidiary company out of course he was known as the very worst corporate governance abuse in russia i myself was that you question how the meeting where i h

you don't think there are grounds for thinking this pass beyond a platonic relationship. >> there are certainly grounds for thinking that. let me offer you two cautions. one is if they are going to be a sustained relationship, the teaching of the jewish religion has an institution for na, and that is marriage. because jesus as a result of the pressures on him was constantly traveling, he could not uphold the jewish law at that time which held you had to provide a woman with a household near her original family. you couldn't, for example, take a woman from galilee to judea or judea to galilee. from the town to the country side or vice versa. that is one reason for caution. >> give me the second one. 13 years old was the average age according to the jewish religion a woman becomes betrothed and that young lady was watched carefully by her parents and others to see to it that she arrived at the marriage state in a state of virgin, correct? that line was crossed. isn't that all very small academic minor green eye shade material when you are faced with the reality of this situation? >> it

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. >> connection is made and start out really platonic. hi. how are you. how are you doing and sooner or later the other spouse finds out and ends up in my office. >> the pastor himself taking a leave of absence because of his own non-facebook sexual transgression. have you ever looked up old flame on faceboo facebook. >> no. they looked me up. >> how many girlfriends have looked you up. >> 2 or 3. >> really? >> yes. >> are you married. >> yes. >> and so does your wife know that all these girlfriends. >> yes. >> hunting you down. >> she has my passport and see it all. >> even full disclosure may not be enough. >> the only way to really make your relationship a fair proof is to make your relationship strong. >> plenty of cybertools to catch spouses if they are cheating on line. spy word or password crackers. but experts say it is not about looking over your spouse shoulder but about xhawn indicating with them directly. >> as we continue here tonight the letters to santa are really starting to pile up. picot to santa. i would like a nintend nintendo. tonk a

society has no particular interest in a platonic relationshipetween a man and woman, no matter how close, no matter how comtted it may be, or emotional relationship is between other people as well. but when a relationship between a man and a woman becomes a sexual one, society immediately has a vital interest in that, for two reasons. one, society needs of the creation of new life for the next generation, but secondly, society -- its vital interests are actually threatened by the possibilities that unintentional and unwanted pregnancy would mean that the child is born out of wedlock and is raised by, in all likelihood, its mother alone. and that directly implicates society is vital interests. both in terms of its immediate interests because society would have to step in and desist backed single -- a system that single-parentnd all likelihood -- that is what usually happens -- in the raising of that child, but as well, in the undeniable fact that children raised in that circumstance have a poor outcomes. that sounds like a good argument for prohibiting divorce. [laughter] but how does it

. >> a connection is made and it starts out really platonic. hi, how are you, how are you doing?ater the other spouse finds out and it ends up in my office. >> reporter: of course the pastor himself took a leave of absence because of his own nonfacebook sexual transgressions. have you ever looked up old flames on facebook? >> no, they've looked me up. >> how many girlfriends have looked you up? >> two or three. >> really? are you married? >> yes. >> so does your wife know that all these girlfriends are -- >> yes. >> -- hunting you down? >> yes. she has my password and she sees it all. >> reporter: therapists say even full disclosure may not be enough. >> the only way to really make your relationship affair-proof is to make your relationship strong. >> we were talking on the commercial, you have no interest in exes. that would lead you to look it up on facebook. i do it all the time. >> no, not interested. >> really? >> i got the one i was meant to be with. >> aw, great answer. >> i know. that's so cheesy. >> good answer. >> that's very nice. >> i'll tell you the truth during the

society has no particular interest in a platonic relationship between a man and woman, no matter how close, no matter how committed it may be, or emotional relationship is between other people as well. but when a relationship between a man and a woman becomes a sexual one, society immediately has a vital interest in that, for two reasons. one, society needs of the creation of new life for the next generation, but secondly, society -- its vital interests are actually threatened by the possibilities that unintentional and unwanted pregnancy would mean that the child is born out of wedlock and is raised by, in all likelihood, its mother alone. and that directly implicates society is vital interests. both in terms of its immediate interests because society would have to step in and desist backed single -- a system that single-parent and all likelihood -- that is what usually happens --n the raising of that child, but as well, in the undeniable fact that children raised in that circumstance have a poor outcomes. >> that sounds like a good argument for prohibiting divorce. [laughter] but h

society has no particular interest in a platonic relationship between a man and woman, no matter how close, no matter how committed it may be, or emotional relationship is between other people as well. but when a relationship between a man and a woman becomes a sexual one, society immediately has a vital interest in that, for two reasons. one, society needs of the creation of new life for the next generation, but secondly, society -- its vital interests are actually threatened by the possibilities that unintentional and unwanted pregnancy would mean that the child is born out of wedlock and is raised by, in all likelihood, its mother alone. and that directly implicates society is vital interests. both in terms of its immediate interests because society would have to step in and desist backed single -- a system that single-parent and all likelihood -- that is what usually happens -- in the raising of that child, but as well, in the undeniable fact that children raised in that circumstance have a poor outcomes. >> that sounds like a good argument for prohibiting divorce. [laughter] but

. >> what the guy says about the wedding is purely platonic.id you make every day better. i love you so much. >> i think that's probably true. >> then they went on a honeymoon. >> that's just weird. i'm sorry. >> the animal rights groups in australia disapproved of the wedding. the korean guy married a printed pillow with his favorite animae on it. >> a woman married the eiffel tower and visited on their first anniversary when she strajddleda beam naked. what is going on with people? >> i love the family and friends that came. wouldn't you love to see the family and friends unless this is a big joke. >> you can't legally marriy the eiffel tower. you can do it, and you can get your name changed legally and all that stuff. >> we can change your name legally, but i don't know how you can have a legal thing with an inanimate object. >> what did he change his name to? he became a symbol, jerry, right? captain awesome, right. that's who we were speaking about. thank you for paying attention. >> there's a guy named -- here's a guy. his name is douglas

society has no particular interest in a platonic relationship between a man and woman, no matter howno matter how committed it may be, or emotional relationship is between other people as well. but when a relationship between a man and a woman becomes a sexual one, society immediately has a vital interest in that, for two reasons. one, society needs of the creation of new life for the next generation, but secondly, society -- its vital interests are actually threatened by the possibilities that unintentional and unwanted pregnancy would mean that the child is born out of wedlock and is raised by, in all likelihood, its mother alone. and that directly implicates society is vital interests. both in terms of its immediate interests because society would have to step in and desist backed single -- a system that single-parent and all likelihood -- that is what usually happens -- in the raising of that child, but as well, in the undeniable fact that children raised in that circumstance have a poor outcomes. >> that sounds like a good argument for prohibiting divorce. [laughter] but how doe