all revolution fire reese know the -- revolution fire reese know the spirit cannot be crushed unless the spirit is crushed. the hunger for freedom keeps the spirit alive no matter how extreme the counter forces. how can that hunger be fed? can the great works of western literature and a reading circle nurturer it? we'll ask the iranian author of reading lolita in tehran azar nafisi. announcer: if. for such a small word, it packs a wallop. if i live to 100. if social security isn't enough. if my heart gets broken. if she says yes. we believe "if" should never hold you back. "if" should be managed with coverage that builds on what you already have. together, we can create a personal safety net - a launching pad for all those brilliant "ifs" in the middle of life. call on our expertise and get dr. azar nafisi welcome. >> thank you very much. >> your book is entitled reading lolita in tehran, a memoir and books. why did you select that title? about as your theme an older man's sexual obsession with a 12-year-old girl? >> well first of all i wanted it to be about celebration of great book

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again, i heard a lot recently about downthan reese. i watch the panorama program as we all di in the late 1990s, that's my information. >> do you find it peculiar having served a sentence for a serious criminal offense he was then rehired by the paper? >> it does seem extraordinary. >> do you know who hired him? >> no. >> do you know who signed his contract? >> no. the zblid you not take the time to find out? >> the investigation that we've been conducting for six months has been particularly around the interception of voice mails. the management and standards committee at news international are going to look at john than reese. as to the conclusion i do not know. >> what information do you have? >> we have information as i said that reese worked at many newspapers on fleet street in the late '90s and then he was rehired by the news of the world sometime in 2005. >> do you know what he was doing at that time? >> in? >> 2005-2006? >> i don't. i'm sorry, no. >> did you not ask. >>? i was the editor of the sun at the time. i didn't know t

reese, thank you so much.se, we hope that the heat does subside in many parts of the country, and we hope it does not get worse in the coming days. thank you so much. >>> here's one way to beat the heat, by the way, and that's ice cream. but which flavor do you prefer? there's a new rasmussen survey of adults showing vanilla and chocolate, yeah, vanilla and chocolate are by far the country's favorite flavors. each receiving 23% of the vote. butter pecan was next with 9% giving their thumbs up. strawberry and cookies & cream came in in the top five, both receiving 8% of the vote. by the way, today is national ice cream day. so you can go ahead and indulge with -- i've even been supplied a free piece of ice cream myself. not sure if i'm going to eat it. but enjoy national ice cream day. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ look at that car, well, it goes fast ♪ ♪ givin' my dad a heart attack ♪ [ friend ] that is so awesome. ♪ i love my car [ engine revving ] [ male announcer ] that first chevy, yea, it gets under your skin. ♪ [ female anno

time and time again fishermen were tossing canature reese back into the ocean where seagulls gobbled wasn't just the canary fish, it with as the same with other fish too small to keep. >> it was like 100% mortality rate. they were all dying. i think it's happening every day. >> reporter: so what's going on? glow these fish are a little bit weak from being brought up. >> reporter: experts say because rock fish are deep water fish they have to be released the right way to recompress. >> they need a little bit of help. they need to get down to the point where they are knut rally bouyant and they can swim away on their own. >> reporter: he is working with marine biologists to develop techniques to save them and took us out on his boat, the houley cat, to show us how. >> all right. >> reporter: when they are reeled in from 180 feet down rock fish develop an air pocket to survive. >> things get pushed out, their eyes might bug out. >> reporter: all that air makes them float and prevents them from going back down on their own. >> that can all be reversed. >> reversed by lowering them back d

reese? >> most definitely applicable. pipeline plans are typically threat they so there's a baseline of security measures and then there is an additional measure that would be based on threat. however that threat information is obtained whether provided by the government or whether it is concerned citizen or an employee who is alert and aware that information is valuable and it ought to trigger and i was suggested as the cornerstone of any effective plan. see something say something is an. >> mr. chairman do the time i will yield back, sir. >> i:the gentleman. >> i can't miss this opportunity. i want to thank chief dunham for now publicly announcing a new national effort not on my shift. mr. chairman and i have just made an agreement, not on our time on this committee. >> that's right. not on our ship. >> if anything is going to happen to the nation's transportation system, we just put a heavy burden on ourselves or with the how fast and furious. not in my shift. that is a great one. thank you and i yield back mr. chairma

>> no. >> do you know about jonathan reese? >> i do, again, i heard a lot recently about jonathan reese. i watched the panorama program as we all did. he wasn't -- he wasn't a name familiar with me. i am told that he rejoined the "news of the world" in 2005, 2006, and he worked for the "news of the world" and many other newspapers in the late 1990s. that's my information. >> do you find it peculiar that having received a sentence for a serious criminal offense, he was then rehired by the paper? >> it does seem extraordinary. >> do you know who hired him? >> no, i don't. >> do you know who signed his contract? >> no. i'm sorry. >> have you conducted an investigation for six months, did you not take the time to find out? >> the investigation we have been conducting in the six months has been particularly around the interception of voicemails, as you know. the managements and standards committee at news international are going to look at jonathan reese and we already do have some information, but as to the conclusion of that inves

rebecca brooks was arrested amid claims of hacking and bribing police media analyst reporter phil reese told me earlier here in r.t. that the practice of police being paid for information by the media is not likely to disappear any time soon. this is a good example of what the police have been doing in the kind of murdoch years they've been using arrests it been leaking they've been paid for telling people when celebrities have been arrested so actually manipulating the arrests of people is actually a practice that has become in trying now in my view as a result of the kind of bribery thing so this would hardly be out of practice but i don't think it's going to deflect opinion i mean there are so many m.p.'s now and indeed so much of the british establishment which for so long kowtow to murdoch is now prepared to get to the bottom of this and we doubt those people who have been corrupted different levels remember that four years ago right the police had these bags with i think it was a level one thousand letters about four thousand celebrities and victims of crime and all these other pe

reese let me pursue the question on pipelines. we know that pipelines systems are highly automated and therefore we are hoping that there is technology as the most sophisticated kind that is now being used. so i would appreciate you speaking to the latest security technology that may be used on private lines and what disi

reese? >> most definitely applicable.n threat. however that threat information is obtained whether provided by the government or whether it is concerned citizen or an employee who is alert and aware that information is valuable and it ought to trigger and i was suggested as the cornerstone of any effective plan. see something say something is an. >> mr. chairman do the time i will yield back, sir. >> i:the gentleman. >> i can't miss this opportunity. i want to thank chief dunham for now publicly announcing a new national effort not on my shift. mr. chairman and i have just made an agreement, not on our time on this committee. >> that's right. not on our ship. >> if anything is going to happen to the nation's transportation system, we just put a heavy burden on ourselves or with the how fast and furious. not in my shift. that is a great one. thank you and i yield back mr. chairman. >> i:the witnesses for your time and preparation. it has been very helpful. we have another panel otherwise i would keep asking questions. that

he was accused of shooting army reese in june.onfirming tonight he is back in custody . >> a extreme weather alert. new tornado warnings and confirmation that one twister touched down. let's go to maria molina who is live in the fox weather center. >> confirmation of one tornado that touched down in north dakota as we watched conditions becoming favorable. there is a tornado watch because conditions are favorable . that one super cell that fired up north . confirmation by torm trackers that one twister touched down in north dakota at the county, and there is one tornado warning out with the same cell. including southeastern portions of sheretan and western of wells county . that is 6:30 transmittal time. we are going to continue to watch the thunderstorms fire up in the night time hours same area of high pressure is the heat wave that is taking place now and will continue to do so for the next several days. we are talking about dangerous temperatures and 96 north of rapid city and factor in the humidity and it will feel like over

. >> did you have ever any contact with jonathan reese? >> no. >> do you know about jonathan reese?rd a hot recently about jonathan reese. i watch the panorama program, as we all did. um, he wasn't, he wasn't a name familiar with me. i am told that he rejoined the "news of the world" in 2005, 2006, and he worked at the news of the world and many other newspapers in the late 1990s. that's my information. >> do you find it peculiar having been censored for a serious criminal o fence, he was hired by the newspaper? >> i do. >> have you been conducting an investigation for six months? >> the investigation that we've been conducting in the six months is certained particularly around the interceptions of voicemails, as you know. the management and standards committee at news international are going to look at jp than reese, and we -- jonathan reese, and we already do have some information. as to the conclusions of the investigation, i do not know. >> what information do you have? >> we have information that, as i said, that jonathan reese worked there, many newspapers in fleet street in t

we have reese. this is going to be a great 4th of july weekend. show me. this is great stuff. we'll get you a quick look at the forecast. the current conditions at, again, we're talking about the 80s and the humidity is comfortable. hour by hour, the temperatures will be dropping off. we'll get into the 60s in most spots overnight tonight. it will be a hot, sunny, fantastic weekend. you know, we love the beach and let's get a view of the people out there. everyone wave high. this is the view, we're getting the weekend started. and it's just a great time to be up here. coming up in a few minutes, we'll talk about the big rides. we went on them and we'll show them to you live in a few minutes. we'll head back 88 miles south in a minute. >> lots to do, looks like a great day. thank you. >>> the case of dominique strauss-kahn, the man was expected to be france's next president and he was taken down by new york accusation. prosecutors now say that the rock solid case may be falling apart because of questions about his accuser. here's the latest. >> reporter: dominique strauss- kahn

. >>> reese witherspoon also ended up in a tie for second with jennifer aniston.earned $28 million for the year. >>> and this comes to us from knsd nbc 7 san diego in california where a former fighter pilot celebrated his birthday by enjoying a view that, fortunately, he had never seen before. dean, a 30-year navy vet survived several dog fights in three wars, but he was in the doghouse after telling his wife he planned to celebrate his 90th birthday sky diving. with family watching, dean made the jump and executed a perfect landing, and that got him a welcome reception from the mrs., which made it all worth it. very sweet there. >> i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >>> 4:28 in the morning. 77 degrees here in the nation's capital on this 6th day of july. good morning to you. i'm joe krebs. >> good morning. i'm eun yang. welcome to news 4 this 6th day of july. casey anthony killed in her daughter's death. >> after 11 hours of deliberations, the jurors found her not guilty of the most serious charges, murder and c

reese witherspoon ended up in a tie for second with jennifer aniston.earned $28 million for the year. this comes to us from knsd nbc 7 in san diego, california where a former fighter pilot celebrated his birthday by enjoying a view that, fortunately, he has never seen before. dean, a 30-year navy vet survived several dog fights in three wars, but he was in the doghouse after telling his wife he planned to celebrate his 90th birthday sky diving. with family watching, dean made the jump and executed a perfect landing. that got him a welcome reception from the mrs., which made it all worth it. i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. the humidity has come back this morning. there's a slight chance we could see some rain in some neighborhoods. overall, it will be ok. partly cloudy skies. low to mid 70's. 79 downtown. a mix of sunshine and clouds. warm and humid. chance for a thunderstorm this afternoon. we come back and

reese's credit rating is under threat following the e.u. agreed on a fresh bailout for outputs meanwhile america was closer to the faltering on its massive debts opera lawmakers failed to agree on raising the debt ceiling. and next the latest from our special reports about one of russia's leading national parks that's coming up next. mountain ranges and hills roll across the landscape intricate crests and rocks tower of centuries old trainees. given the water winds and rocks constantly vive supremacy they exist in a unique calm the. deep holes in the kite gone the mines swift mountain streams and quiet springs flow from the ground. this is time tonight nature's peculiar creation on the border between the urals and siberia is the size as one rushes out of the way national fox. when national park warden valentin rig oriya is on duty he uses a customized off road vehicle with large wheels to move around forest crossings are the easiest way to the peaks of the ground tyga ny ridge you don't find roads of footpaths here. adventure enthusiastic t

so tell me about the new show on cbs, reese. how to be a gentleman?> it's bound to be the biges hit this year on television. >> yup. >> it's about a guy who writes a column for a magazine on how to be a gentleman. somebody we've forgotten about in this world, you know? a bit of respect for the opposite sex. >> sure. >> you know? courtesy. people aren't doing it now. >> they're not. >> so we have created a show revolving around that. >> you ladies are fantastic. all the way from new zealand to be part of your class today. >> we have a full feature coming weather that cbs show launches in september. but we stumbled into those lovely ladies who exercise in the park every morning. they were good sports and very kind enough to let us do that. >>> let's move to the circus. another kind of circus. circus vargas is coming to newark this weekend. newark park mall at 2, 5 and 8. sunday 1, 4 and 7. and also this weekend, there is a shuttle mission return celebration. it's aboard uss hornet, the shuttle coming home earlier this morning. but this celebration is on

reese wither spoon was also in a tie for second with jennifer aniston. $28 million for the year. every time we do those stories, i just feel a little worse about myself. you know? hey, these people are making $30 million. >> where is my girlfriend jessica alba? >> is she your girlfriend? >> you didn't hear, i'm sorry. >> i thought it was just a picture of the biebs on your wall. >> you know the biebs. i have to have something. >> that's true. that's always the issue. it is surprising. but we'll see. i'm lynn berry this is fir"firs look" on msnbc. >>> president obama summons democrats and republicans to the white house for a little sit down about the budget deal. but gop leadership says you can do all the summiting he wants. they won't allow for any tax increases, period. the question is, how do you negotiate against that position? >>> meanwhile, the republican front runner to challenge the president keeps rolling along, sticking to his economic message and picking up ground in the polls and a lot of cash along the way. the question is, who in that gop fi

in each reese case we find out the found out some mistakes errors or illegal documents so it means that the candidates for future adoptive parents. presented some. i can see not. real papers not real documents and in this situation we didn't have any chance to check it because there are no instrument nobody to check so this this agreement will give you their ideal we say agreement to build up to establish the body the central body of peace agreement which will consist of american specialists and russian specialists minister for education and from department of justice of that is this if america is planning to to sign similar similar agreements with countries in europe yes of course unfortunately during the last eight years eighteen years which we. have had this process of international adoptions we don't have enough enough agreements and we have only one agreement was italian republic unfortunately and our goal is to establish or underside all these contacts agreement or treaties we all contras from where adoptive parents come to russia to pick up due to take and to adopt our russian ch

>> did the paper use other private detectives other than whitmore, and reese? >> he was the one i was aware of at the time. as i said, the first time i heard about him was when he was arrested in 2006. is it your belief that you can't remember today? >> no, i remember. you have the same information as i have which is from operation motor man. >> one last question. do you have any redwrets? -- regrets? >> of course, i have regrets. the idea that dougha's phone was accessed by someone paid by the news of the world or authorized by someone from the news of the world is abhorrent to me as it is to everyone in this room. it's the ultimate regret that the speed of which we have found out and tried to find out the bottom of this investigation has been too slow. i think james and rupert both accepted that earlier. and we are endeavoring -- what they are endeavoring now, i've left the company to continue to investigate. but of course there are regrets. >> thank you. >> i would like to draw you out in question i asked mr. james murdoch at the end of our last session whic

just behind them on the list is jennifer aniston and reese witherspoon. >> angelina jolie i get that but don't get sarah jessica parker. >> i don't think jennifer aniston has a movie that's acclaimed. >> i don't get it. >>> a controversy is brewing. now between a landlord and a tennate in augusta georgia. s in a good story -- that is good story. >>> what happened when a disabled vet tried to show off his stars and stripes. >>> a connecticut woman shocked to find an intruder in her home. what's more, why the man broke in. you will be surprised when you find out in a bit. you are watching "good morning maryland" first and only at 4:30. now up to new york for this morning's tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites video chatting comes to facebook. the company is teaming with microsoft to provide free skype video chats for all facebook users. they think it's a new service that will be a major player in the video chat works. >> microsoft and facebook are partnering up and there's a lot of money invested and they are going after google and apple and really what's becoming a race for

for a scientific perspective of the record-breaking heat wave we go to reese. >> each day we have gottenns of carbon pollution that are spewing in to the atmosphere. we have taken climate change and we're now dealing with climate disruption. corn, due to relentless heat and a late planting, is at an all-time record high. we're looking at a 16-year low on the harvest. 6 1/2 million tons of hay have been killed by this drought. that means that 4 million cattle this winter will be supplementally fed. rising food prices, due to climate disruption, are what the voters are going to be faced with this fall. and the lawmakers in d.c. need to wake up and get that the economy is wholly owned subsidiary, alex, of the environment. >> it is an interesting perspective you offer there, reese. but a lot of people will say it's the summer. no big deal. you have to expect these kinds of heat waves. is this normal? or is this a new normal? >> this is a new normal. look, if we go up to the arctic, the average temperature is 14 degrees higher than normal. each day in july we're missing 46,000 square miles of

and share jair showered was reese leased on humanitarian grounds. >> a judge is ordering a first public release of the late president richard nixon's secret testimony in the water gate testimony a agreeing with historians who sued arguing historical significance yut weighs arguments for secrecy with nixon dead 17 years. historians say koit clear up a debate over nixon's acknowledgement or knowledge of the water gate break in. nixon was the first president to testify about br a grand jury. 297 page transcript will not be available immediately because the government is being given time to decide whether or not to appeal that decision. >> and a second sea lie yn has been found with fishing line around its neck. nearly three weeks ago this sea lie yn found with wiring around its neck near pier 39. a family tourist sent us a picture. a second sea lion was also spotted near pier 39. rescuer says they appear healthy but are concerned about the wire that could prevent them from eating. crews have not been able to capture the sea lion but say they plan to try again. >> and another mountain lion

as far as i know leave russia to be the main reason behind bill reese current economic troubles. as we know the prices have increased two fold which people can't buy foreign currency and so forth as a russian while i feel quite hurt to hear that people have a brotherly nation in russia for their hardships which is this opinion really out there into what extent is moscow to blame. well i don't want to pass judgment or make accusations. because what the price is for goods imported from russia are going up much faster than the prices for goods we exported to russia is a fact. and it's not like the prices have gone up by ten or twenty percent for they have doubled and tripled. let's take gas prices for example which they have gone up by four hundred fifty percent of the over the past five years. the belorussian export prices have only grown by twenty five to thirty percent over the same period. immediately both are for for our treaty with russia to balance out that we need to step up our export volumes. and i admit that some of it is our fault. we see that the capacity of the russian

that's created by mike reese who is the producer and writer of the simpsons and has been with the simpsonor 18 years. so mike is joining us for incredibly fun program called jews in twos -- toons and we will show three classic episodes of jewish cartoon characters including crusty the clown from simpson and an episode from south park called passion of the jew. these are amazing episodes iconic episodes of jewish characters or jewish themes and mike reece the producer of the simpsons is going to be sharing some of his anecdotes from lives in the trenches. that's july 25 on monday. >> i'm glad you covered that and that by the way we should say in case we don't get to any more than that is a tribute to you. i know you too modest to say so. so now the themes, poland and the jews. why poland and the jews? >> interesting films bubble up both feature films as well as documentaries on poland's troubles and challenging and very now kind of revived relationship with its jewish population. not just historical films. we have contemporary documentaries as well. one special one is enter ps film called

reeses credit rating is under threat ali could be you agree not a fresh bailout for outfits meanwhile america moves closer to defaulting on its massive debts made risk to agree on raising the debt ceiling. and we'll keep you updated on developments in norway throughout the day and night but a change of tone for now though as we bring you the latest addition of this weekend's moscow out. welcome to the. brides. it's celebrating its one hundred forty. and with a whole range. from film festivals to exhibitions it's still all happening in moscow. you can. teach us to drive the journey which. you can also take an overnight train from. some of the. revolution of nine hundred five took place in front of. the city. in the middle of the. flight.

behind them were jennifer anniston and reese witherspoon.own as the champion of gay, lesbian and bisexual and transgendered rights, lady gaga says she is not just using the community. in an interview with the advocate the 25 year-old superstar says suggestions that she is trying to profit off of days fans is ridiculous. lady gaga says that she considers human rights causes to be among the top priorities in her >> we are back with more and a couple of minutes. the big news is a hot spot, it's a double trailer came undone. northbound 101 after the 280 extension, it is having a huge fall of affect. whop louisa >> we just found out casey anthony will be released from jail july 13th she was sentenced to four years for lying to investigators in the death of her two year- old daughter. but she was acquitted of the murder charges she gets credit for time served which allows her to be released next week this is what happened live in the courtroom this morning >> i will send you one year in the orange county jail imposing you a $1,000 fine on each cou

take part in both the world finals in august under twenty twelve summer olympics in london if he reeses again twice next year i'm gets the same time or better pistorius legs were amputated below the knee when he was eleven months old after being born with a chin born. bernie ecclestone is being investigated by german prosecutors after the sale of formula one in two thousand and six the sports president is alleged to have bribed. for forty four million dollars in order to buy his stake the german say that ecclestone received forty one million dollars worth of by commissions in return of the main man in f one says he expects to be cleared of any wrongdoing by the court first to trying hard kosky michael stone to huge shareholding in motor sports talk which. the excitement rushes up a notch in the world of cricket this week the top two run countries in the test form of india and england calling head to head at lord's in thursday's opener on this year's world cup none of the tournaments believes it's going to be as tight on the crease as it is on paper. i think it's going to be very excitin

economic troubles just one place in europe and the west reeses credit rating under threat again while america grows closer to defaulting on its massive difference. all it's midnight here in moscow the twenty fourth of july you're watching r.t. thanks for being with us now to our top story at least eighty seven people are now confirmed dead after a shooting spree at a region youth camp now that attack came just a matter of hours after a powerful blast in downtown also played at least seven lives and extraordinary pictures emerged from friday's rif events if you look to be a bottom left of your screen an act of desperation as a man in the water pleads for his life while the government carries on with this brutal executions were a thirty two year old originality is being held in connection with both the bombing and the shooting and there are reports he's linked to a far right movements now a cycle that was seized by special forces in the area where victims. relatives have gathered but it's not clear if he's an accomplice and the atrocity well archy's daniel bushell has been a following d

aid are coming to the rescue workers reeses a corner me within weeks. the international criminal court issues and arrest warrant for the khadafy he's claiming the libyan leader ordered attacks on civilians to suppress the ongoing civil war but in an exclusive interview to r.t. could offer his son expects playing by he believes the court is nothing more than a hose pipe. a u.s. captain of a guard ship is arrested by a greek or therapies for trying to leave port without permission several international vessels with activists and humanitarian aide on board before start to anchor in greece's more times following what activists believe is pressure from israel and the u.s. . why those are the main headlines you know now lets us drive into your world of sports and after all of his trash talking england's david haye crumbled when he met the big man of la to make which come in years you see rory hey he could talk the talk but it was mr who walked this fight really didn't salute in haiti kept falling down on why well he said he kept slipping but you know when tho

reeses parliament agrees on how suppose he into the facts and the stairs he passed they can still thousands take to the streets in protest now the government has let itself from a greek accepts the e.u. leaders lenders rather to stay afloat but many people feel it's then themselves that are being put on state. three man or read sentence of twenty five years for taking part in an f.b.i. sting at a fake plots of blow up synagogues in new york with questions are raised about u.s. tactics of promising him grown terror. next colonel gadhafi son saif al islam tells a party that he believes the international criminal court is nothing but a sham and an exclusive and. so first thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. well in two thousand and eight you were welcomed in london tony blair embraced your father you received your ph d. from london school of economics and now just three years on media targeted by nato be cells in your own country split by civil war why do you think has your face turned so while a plea to good looks from going. on for others. we heard. that most of us from mom many c

the "chronicle" newspaper says ed reese skin will be named today as executive director of the municipal transportation agency. he has been san francisco's public works director since 2008. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee seems to be backing off from his pledge that he will not run for a full term this fall. the "chronicle" reports for the first time lee is not ruling it out. if lee does get into the race, polls show he would become an instant front-runner. >>> this morning president obama is changing his tune. he now says he could support a short-term debt deal to prevent the u.s. from going into default. but the president says he would only back a stop-gap measure if a larger agreement was essentially in place. he had previously said he would not support a short-term plan. he is hoping the bipartisan "gang of six" plan can gain enough support in the house and senate to pass. >> let's actually take this moment and see if we can rally around something that could actually move forward. >> if we can help in the debt ceiling debate by producing this product, fine. >> lawmakers must raise the

reeses credit rating is under threat following a big new you agree not a fresh bailout for outfits meanwhile america moves closer to defaulting on its massive debts after a lot of major risk rail to agree on raising the debt ceiling. and who keep you updated on developments in norway throughout the day and night but a change of tone for now though as we bring you the latest addition of this weekend's moscow out. hello and welcome to the program on this week's show we are in a bottle by the city of brides roughly three hundred kilometers from moscow this year it's celebrating its one hundred forty of us right now with us is a whole range of exciting cultural events from film festivals to exhibitions it's not all happening in moscow. you can see the route to moscow teams used to drive a journey which roughly takes around five hours. you can also take an overnight train from the station fly by small jet from the capital. in front of the was a hotbed of revolutionary activity in the late twentieth century some of the most important events of the russian revolution of nine hundred five took place

laura and that reporting from london there now media analyst and author phil reese told or a t.v. scandal is likely to spell the end of the arrangement through which police and politicians depended on coverage by murdoch's newspapers the paper's closure will have little effect on his media empire. i think something changed this week you know for decades british prime ministers have been on their knees to the to the murdoch press because they knew that when the sun which is his main daily newspaper here in britain when the sun supported a british politician running for prime ministership you know they won it and then you find on the next day you find the prime minister reading the sun looking like an idiot saying well the sun got me elected i mean so you've got this the meaning of british democracy is the ministry of democracy really which the murdoch press was at the heart of that i think and that was that for silence as well because important people needed the murdoch press and they couldn't be there they couldn't attack it because of that and i think a line was crossed i think o

promising at least one inquiry into the allegations against the news of the world media analyst phil reese told r.t. that the scandal is likely to sound the death knell of a politician's closing up to murdoch's newspapers it sends the world or the emperor still civilized. i think something changed this week you know for decades british prime ministers have been only needs to go to the murdoch press because they knew that when the sun which is his main daily newspaper if you were in britain when the sun supported a british politician running for prime ministership you know they won it and then you'd find in the next day you'd find that prime minister reading the sun looking like an idiot saying well the sun got me elected i mean so you've got this meaning of british democracy is that missing of democracy really which the murdoch press with the back part of but i think there was a for silence as well because important people needed the murdoch press and they couldn't be they couldn't attack it because of that and i think a line was crossed rupert murdoch has a very finely tuned business brai

significant then you would think based simply on the amount of oil in the ground each of the six worldwide reese economic recession since one nine hundred seventy two have been preceded by a spike in the price of oil and that the more profound the spike the deeper the economic recession and i don't think we've worked out yet the spike from two thousand and seven two thousand and eight that led to the call the group recession which i call the great depression i don't think we've worked all that out yet and i foresee another spike on the way could very well bring the bring the whole system down in the united states ok now let's talk about the future of these oil markets we now that the u.s. department of defense consumes awfully four hundred thousand barrels of oil a day or something in the honor of two hundred thirty million dollars worth a barrel of barrels of oil every day when the time come when they simply declare force maes you are and say we're no longer interested in price discovery and free markets we just we're just going to take the oil i think that's we've been doing since the carter d

former editor of the paper who has also served as the prime minister's press chief media analyst phil reese says rupert murdoch has now lost his long standing in unity among britain's political elite. i think something changed this week you know for decades british prime ministers have been on their knees to the to the murdoch press because they knew that when the sun which is his main daily newspaper here in britain when the sun supported a british politician running for prime ministership you know they won it and then you find a next day you find that prime minister reading the sun looking like an idiot saying well the sun got me elected i mean so you've got this demeaning of british democracy is this ministry of democracy really which the murdoch press was at that rotten but i think i mean that was after a silence as well because important people needed the murdoch press and they couldn't they couldn't attack it because of that and i think a line was crossed rupert murdoch has a very finely tuned business brain he has a lot of things going on now one of them is to purchase the largest sa