while liverpool are also in action in first place sponsor prague manager kenny dalglish is without a number of first team players including luis why is and may hand to write him sterling a first start despite the fact he's only just turned sixteen their opponents their sponsor prague who haven't played a competitive fixture in over two months street which leaks when to break meanwhile diocletian says he doesn't have any qualms about throwing young players in at the deep end. we want to make sure that if you. get there because they deserve to be there then because maybe they get it we've got at the moment. they said they are the the very we're. not in a mobile carrier that we with is only good are they there in the us cup or bottle or carlos has become the latest footballer to set up home in russia's caucuses as the former brazilian greats has signed a premier league club and. the left bank renowned around the world for a stunning free kicks joins on you want to turn a half year come trying to decide him to leave corinthians in his native brazil thirty seven year old made the decision

meanwhile liverpool are also in action on thursday night the reds take on sparta prague. with the number of first team players including as . a first start this spike the fact he's only just turned sixteen their opponents are sort of prague who haven't played a competitive fixture in over two months jutes of the czech league's winter break stating he isn't worried about throwing young players in the deep end. we want to make sure that if you lose football club and because they deserve to be there because maybe we've got to the moment. they said they have the the very whale. and not in a mobile carrier that way there's only go the other way then these cup. back to wednesday nights were two goals in five second half minutes give are still the edge in the first leg of their champions league last sixteen encounter but barcelona david theo had handed the visitors the lead midway through this first half aforesaid threatening the arsenal goal continually however with a dozen minutes to go the gunners restored party through robin van persie of just seven minutes left on the clock

while liverpool are also in action in first place sponsor prague manager kenny dalglish is without anumber of first team players and luis suarez is a main hand to write him sterling a first start despite the fact he's only just turned sixteen their opponents that sponsor prague who haven't played a competitive fixture in over two months trip which rejects winter break meanwhile diocletian says he doesn't have any qualms about throwing young players into the deep end. we want to make sure that if you go club and they're there because they deserve to be there and because it may be the injuries that we've got at the moment. dictates that they are there the very will. inevitably carry their way with rizzoli go the way their leaders cope or bazza colace has become the latest footballer to set up home in russia's caucuses as the former brazilian great has signed the premier league club and. the left bank renowned around the world for a stunning free kicks joins our new i want to turn a half year come trying to hold a deciding to leave corinthians in his native brazil a thirty seven year ol

a broker in prague recorded that he had credit stolen. the european commission closed the entire carbon market. it seems that a total of 3.2 million carbon credits have been reported stolen in the last few months. murky. >> the details are still not known if this is a coordinated attack. it suggests a high level of organization for criminals. >> it was a shock to the carbon market system. they are only now being deemed sufficiently secure to be open. it revealed that hackers have been breaking into the system and they share confidential documents. she also apprised -- helps president obama before stepping down. >> of the biggest threat is the degree of industrial espionage that is being conducted against our businesses. and the illegal copying of intellectual property that is really leading had and will enable those that are stealing it to leap ahead. >> of the british foreign secretary cited a real example of that kind of attack. >> a national-security interests of the u.k. were targeted in a deliberate attack. posing with a report, it w

and you look for those places, and i'm sure they go on today, like prague was about ten years ago after the communist downfall; it became an explosive place. i'm waiting for the next one to look up when it happens. i love those places; they're really exhilarating. it's like whitewater rafting. you know, you're in a craft going down this whitewater-- a few curves. you have not the slightest idea of what's gonna be around the next corner. and you're trying to keep the boat in. you're in there with a bunch of people, and you're--whatever. and you could crash on a big rock at any moment. but i have never had any fear of going down in flames. you know, it's almost like world war i fighter pilots; it's almost your destiny. if you don't, then you're condemned to an old-age life-- in an old-age home where you really don't want to be, you know? so [exhales]. one of the areas that record companies and television companies and others censor often, as you've mentioned, has to do with language. sometimes it has to do with drugs. and there was a song brought to you by david crosby, when the the byrds

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month and is reportedly set to work over thirteen million dollars for his for the southern russian prague if the signing goes ahead caught us with the eligible to make his debut on february the twenty eighth in the russian cup game against synods that's back became a worldwide star up by the spanish giants real madrid it's who who run the champions league three times. and on to champions league news where garrett bell will miss taught him last sixteen first like match at ac milan on choose day after failing to recover from a back injury as harry redknapp has taken a much depleted side to italy the twenty one year old wales left back who has been an inspiration this season didn't travel with the squad on monday. and rather than developed will play peter crouch and luka one doubts alone for all that absentees but bell's absence is a big blow following his hat trick on tom's last visit to this on zero or the english premier league side came back from formula down to lose four three to into milan and he also starred and spurs trounced into three one and the return to white hart lane. i mean w

the history like the prague this is. like the schools as well so they bring the children the families. and i think that's the main reason why the brides you decided to fight me to just scrap the folk right that well this is. justice quotas otherwise known as red square people certainly russia is a big houses. down the street. and you have most houses here will cost at least fifteen. pounds sterling to buy. it's a very historic square i think most of the russian. boy here because they feel it's part of the british establishment. here in the fall of the ruling elite and that's what they like. moving to a final location at the victoria and albert museum but simply exhibition on the influential russian artistic director saying. he founded one of the most exciting don'ts companies in the twentieth century. imaginatively combine dance music and arts to create theater his dramatic performances transforms dance reawakening interests in ballet across europe and america knowledge of the company's revolutionary ballets filtered thr

looking to become the first russian team to reach the last sixteen of the europa league they take on prague so long ago this tuesday evening the muscovite side are firm favorites to go through off the net since twenty ninth minute strike ensued they won the first leg one in greece last week and the school in moscow is the only all the sauce that contains god's favor having won all four of their high games in the cure game counterpane. scored just five goals in the rightfully so far this season however it has got a lot to regular match played recent months since the russian crimea meet and then move them. on me while there are also two first leg time is from the last sixteen of the champions league taking place and choose day night with chelsea looking to boost their flagging domestic season with european success if they travel to copenhagen while making that made me parents in the front stage call on travolta he has pledged to remain in charge of the blues off to seeing his side squander a five point lead at the top of the premier league and slipped to fifth twelve points adrift of meat has

elsewhere liverpool are also in action on thursday night the reds take on sport to prague. is with a number of first team players including. stirling a first start by the fact that he has only turned sixteen their opponents. over two months due to the czech league's winter break stating he isn't worried about throwing young players in the deep. we want to make sure that if you postulate a football club because. they deserve to be there and because maybe the entities that we've got at the moment. they taste that they have that the very will. and not in a mobile carrier that leave it is only go the other way then they use coke. now a spot of good news for a russian winter olympic followers it's been confirmed that seventy five percent of venues for the twenty fourteen sochi games will be built by the end of the year which is months ahead of schedule that's according to i will see coordination commission chairman claude killy he's currently in sochi inspecting their run the clock construction clearly stating he was impressed by the speed of work going on in the city will host

this is not eastern europe in the sense that the people who stood in the squares of warsaw and prague were quoting jefferson and lincoln and kennedy and, yes, ronald reagan. these are not the leaders being sounded by the people in cairo. >> the government has fomented over time it appears anti- semitic, xenophobic, anti- foreign, and right now that is playing out -- >> at you have to say that mubarak -- any time that anybody push came to be more democratic, he would say, oh, the terrorists will take over if i am not here. >> the unrest is spreading to jordan and yemen and elsewhere. >> egypt has historically been a bellwether of the middle east. in the 1950's, when the military overthrew the monarchy, it spread all to the middle east. you had a generation of the military in charge. here you have uprisings -- it started in tunisia, but it is now in yemen and jordan. even in sudan. there might even be demonstrations in syria, of all places, which is a hermetically sealed a police state. there is a wave happening here. it is generational, and it is also technological. 60% of the egyptian

because doubles sealed the win lose elsewhere on tuesday night real madrid missed that chance to win in prague says they were held to a waterhole joyed me on up the spine of the results exemplary new is optimistic for the outcome of their return leg to receive. the blues there's no experience in new so the circuit. but. when one. we play aplomb. the same way. support them look real madrid will be visiting. the gym and of course for the second. and two more champions league games take center stage in europe on wednesday including holders into milan taken on by munich in a repeat of last season's final the italian side are missing the two king brings of that success strike a diego militar and coach moreno military school of bogle's and their famous to victory of the burden of bail in lost is the side of it now the argentinian is sidelined with a hamstring injury and into have also changed coaches twice since that phenolic rough have been into step he was a fill the void left by maureen used to ponchatoula dreams but he was later replaced with current boss leonardo who insists his side's mindset

busier than ever with a country scrambling to call their citizens out oh my god after he's known to prague yourself on being a shrewd negotiator i suppose even in the raid evacuation of foreign nationals has been carried out over the past week the government before servicing planes at the tripoli airport has more than tripled to more than eight hundred thousand dollars per plane considering that ex-pats used to make about twenty percent of the country's labor force it's rivalry beer is proving to be a very good source of cash. with less than two thousand of its residents caught up in there and rest russian manage the evacuation fairly easily other countries didn't fare that well the gyptian uprising may have in sparsely bins but it also left thousands of egyptians guest workers stranded at tripoli airport it's very little if any assistance from their state. a few years ago many countries raced to leave been who's all reserves are the biggest anaphora nowadays even more frantically in there trying to get out the deuce fleeing the violence say it's just a matter of time before they'll be gra

stories about everything from lockerbie to how american and british arms companies were involved in prague. not that regime and they'll have a string of e-mail they have an e-mail trail i don't think the americans or london or brussels would very much want that to come out in court too well for most of the last few decades colonel gadhafi was viewed as not a friend of the west who seems to me very serious flash points including the lockerbie bombing the nine hundred eighty six bombing of the german discotheque which was believed to targets u.s. soldiers in west germany there as well as the nine hundred eighty six attack on libya by united states air force planes and marine jets now in recent times since two thousand and four colonel gadhafi is undergone something of a rehabilitation this coincided with the war in iraq and the need for an ally in the area in the region and also to do with the oil in libya a major producer of oil some of the largest reserves in the world located in libya and high oil prices at the time so we could be in for a very interesting investigation should get daffy o

means the occupation of territories has been suggested and discussed for the past six years in the prague pro service and in the magic principles suggested by the russian u.s. and french cochairman he's first and foremost related to phasing decision making by phasing decisions we understand that we broke water from simple troops withdrawal facilitates the albany of communications the return of the displaced people encourages the work of economic institutions growth of the konami component and provides for peacekeepers' security there is a document saying you know what direction we should make steps it was suggested by the russian and u.s. and french cochairman and or it is an announcement at the latest g eight summit in ghana there. they say the devil's in the details and we are to decide on the details now of what i can assure you often is that it's impossible to preserve the current status quo but we are to do the utmost to find a way out of it with. the victim of this that in a cube or two thousand and ten others on in armenia have reached an agreement on an exchange of war prisoners a

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in bahrain troops tank lock down the capitol after up root prague test camp in central squaivrlt at leastple died. protestors want the ruling sunni muslim monarch to relinquish power. most people are shi'a. bahrain is key u.s. al lay in the gulf and we are watching it closely here. in libya demonstrators continue to defy crack down by security forces. reports say a at least 20 people killed in two day of clash was pro government group groups. anti-government protestors want the leader gadhafi to step down. tension are escalateing in iran street protest broke out there on monday. main leader of the opposition reported missing. his daughter say they have not had any word of him or their mother sin tuesday. security forces surrounded their home cutting off xhawp indications. >>> more to bring you. coming up. changing options. just ahead why facebook is sending a clear message in support of gay and lesbian couple around the world. >> secret in the jungle. health news about an isolated >> secret in the jungle. health news about an isolated  >> scientist have dis

they accelerated their enrichment prague remained rather than buckling under pressure they started togo into a confrontation mode. today, what we see is iran of course mastered the technology which again i should say the basic objective and 2003 of the u.s. and the europeans but primarily the u.s. that iran should not have the technology, the know-how which to me again was something offensive frankly to think that a country would not have even the knowledge. it is not doable and it smacks of even arrogance. however, iran now, as they look back, they have been burning, spinning centrifuges for 60 years and they have now enough material that is raising some concern. they know how to go about enrichment and finally, when obama, president obama came to power he realized that this is iran's policy and if you really want to engage every and you need to engage iran on the basis of respect and that is what he said and without preconditions. unfortunately, by the time obama came to power the reigning government were embroiled in their own domestic situation and we are going through what i beli

and folks want to blame the allies, primarily general eisenhower for failing to take berlin, prague, and the division of europe. shortly thereafter a number of books appeared. ralph ingersoll's book, a book loosely based on patents diaries. what eisenhower called crackpot industries. on his way to missouri for his famous iron curtain speech, told smith that he was the perfect guy to write the definitive inside history of world war ii at the higher levels. but smith still have designs of the, chief of staff andy passed as we did write a series of articles for the "saturday evening post," later became his book, "eisenhower six great decisions." eisenhower was also writing his version of the war called crusade in your. this is the advice of smith gave eisenhower to stay it frankly until your own as with the tools with which you are working. and by that i'm in your commanders like patton, montgomery and brad. bradley gets a free pass on this. we all know about patton and mud. don't pull punches i feel so strongly joe to yourself, your associates into history the simple unvarnished truth

the, president obama in his speech in prague in early 2009 when he, shortly after he was inaugurated as president, added a kind of a corollary. if we believe that the spread of nuclear weapons is inevitable, then in some way we are admitting to ourselves that the use of nuclear weapons is inevitable. i say that because i think it's been much too easy to believe that the status quo that was so hard-earned on the part of you here and many others around the world, the status quo of deterrence is somehow going to be a perpetual state. but, you know, technology doesn't work that way. machines aren't that reliable. people change their minds. situations and circumstances change as well. that's why i think president obama's corollary follows clearly, as long as there are nuclear weapons in the world, the possibility of their use exists, indeed, the probability of their use exists. more so now than when the cold war established two sides that managed to find ways to cooperate across the cold war in many different ways. that's kind of a story that never really has been told, but it's true. eve

so my first gig after college was actually working with an ngo based in prague, one, using new media and to promote media change but also promoting democratic reform. eventually i became the directer of new media. so my job was actually traveling around the region meeting with activists, journalists where mostly, you know,. [inaudible] and talking to them about media, how they can use blogs, how they can use social networks to mobilize people. you know, it was a very optimistic kind of ngoish take on how you can actually put the internet to good use. not necessarily for protests, but also small things like publicizing corruption, blogging about the environment, different from cup to country. and i spent -- country to country. and i spent roughly three years, two and a half years doing that, getting to know very closely a lot of the founders working in this space. i got to know people through the open society institute, i got to know a lot of people who back then were making assumptions about the power of the internet that i myself found reasonable. and, you know, i spent three years

i don't know but i get so much mail and when and doing radio prague ramps collins, my grandpa was next to the flag raisers. my grandpa took the pole of. the general said if everyone who insist they were on mount suribachi that day if there were that many on mount suribachi the island would have sunk. 60% of americans believe in ufos apparently according to the polls and i think at least that number thinks that my dad the brain matter of his friends was at the poll. pole. i don't think so. c-span: and the other myths around the whole event? >> guest: occo yeah. c-span: what do you hear when you are doing the radio shows, the call-in shows? >> guest: what you here? c-span: what he fear from callers? >> guest: people think it is at the end of the battle. people think those boys are heroes because they are in the photo. people think it represents so many qualities about america that they are and feuding. they don't know the boys. c-span: you saying your book that actually when that flag was raised it was the start of the battle, 36 day battle started on february 19. >> guest: five days int

at the moment it often seems futile. 1968 in prague you have a check student, a protest, the occupationho walks, i believe, into a square and burns himself to death. hushed up in the state media. nothing said. yet in the velvet revolution, which i covered a poster with his face is everywhere. and i tell this story in my first book, "war is a force that gives us meaning," which for me exemplifies the power of rebellion or defiance, and it is the story of a muslim,. i heard the story from a serbian couple. they had lived in a safe area that was under intense bombardment, shelling. he wrote a great book about it. like many ethnic, they threw their lot and with the muslim-led government and did not join the search forces. as the surge titan that the paranoia rose the muslim police came one night and took they're eldest son away. he'd disappeared and never returned. their second son who was fighting with the bosnian serbs died in a car accident. they were left car accident -- titleist. his wife was pregnant and gave birth to an infant girl. because there was no food and because of the stress

recession exposed problems in state budgets that, if left unaddressed, are certain to worsen state's of prague risk -- prospects for growth. it reformed today, they can mitigate the worst. the recent downturn is only one cause for state budget gaps. state and local spending has gone faster than state's own revenues. the fastest-growing area of state budgets is medicaid. states have avoided deficits in part through federal funds and have increasingly relied on debt finance by deferring the contributions to pension systems, not funding health care benefits, or borrowing to make pension payments. these days help states passed the costs on to the future. without any changes, we anticipate state and local governments will require an annual and sustained reduction of 12.3% or an equivalent increase in revenues between 2009 and 200058 to close the fiscal gap. in addition, state and local governments face a large funding gap in their pension system. government's report the unfunded liability at $1 trillion, but economists estimate it closer to $3.50 trillion. according to government accounting standar

it is no surprise that he will be honored in prague, budapest, and krakow, the home of his great partner pope john paul ii, later this summer for his role in exposing the great lie that was the soviet union. ronald reagan succeeded as president because he knew what he was about. in his farewell address from the oval office, he said, "i went into politics in part to put up my hand and say stop. i was a citizen politician, and it seemed the right thing for a citizen to do. i think we have stopped a lot of what needed stopping and i hope we have once again reminded the people that man is not free unless government is limited." there is a clear cause and effect here that is as need and predictable as the law of physics. as government expands, liberty contracts. i could not agree more. and that reagan revolution, the aspiration of citizens for greater freedom and greater futureses for the generations that follow, continues. i am proud to have been part of that revolution. president reagan took a flier on me when i first ran for the senate supporting me in my primary. i have tried to do him pr

many of them going to prague, frankfurt, germany. the egyptian army confirming to the u.s. leadership that its military does not intend to crack down on demonstrators. allowing them to wear themselves out. we have not seen any violence today. court in recent days. jason is joining us from florida. caller: i think i speak for a lot of americans, i have much respect for egypt. it goes to show that all you have to do is stand up for your rights. something can be done. they stood out there and they made their words -- the know what the egyptians are going to do tonight? they are going to party. host: and bob is joining us from florida. caller: i do not think the egyptians believed a word of what mubarak is saying. the united states wants to come out of this building like a rose and all we have to do is send a couple of shiploads of food up the nile to cairo and will be the heroes of the day. i recommend that we do that. host: a caller from denver on the democrats' line. caller: i want to make a comment about to support in the egyptian people. finally, they decided to stand up f

it is no surprise that he will be honored in prague, budapest, and krakow, the home of his great partner pope john paul ii, later this summer for his role in exposing the great lie that was the soviet union. ronald reagan succeeded as president because he knew what he was about. in his farewell address from the oval office, he said, "i went into politics in part to put up my hand and say stop. i was a citizen politician, and it seemed the right thing for a citizen to do. i think we have stopped a lot of what needed stopping and i hope we have once again reminded the people that man is not free unless government is limited." there is a clear cause and effect here that is as need and predictable as the law of physics. as government expands, liberty contracts. i could not agree more. and that reagan revolution, the aspiration of citizens for greater freedom and greater futureses for the generations that follow, continues. i am proud to have been part of that revolution. president reagan took a flier on me when i first ran for the senate supporting me in my primary. i have tried to do him pr

it is no surprise that he will be honored in prague, budapest, and krakow, the home of his great partner pope john paul ii, later this summer for his role in exposing the great lie that was the soviet union. ronald reagan succeeded as president because he knew what he was about. in his farewell address from the oval office, he said, "i went into politics in part to put up my hand and say stop. i was a citizen politician, and it seemed the right thing for a citizen to do. i think we have stopped a lot of what needed stopping and i hope we have once again reminded the people that man is not free unless government is limited." there is a clear cause and effect here that is as need and predictable as the law of physics. as government expands, liberty contracts. i could not agree more. and that reagan revolution, the aspiration of citizens for greater freedom and greater futureses for the generations that follow, continues. i am proud to have been part of that revolution. president reagan took a flier on me when i first ran for the senate supporting me in my primary. i have tried to do him pr