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 thenter 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. 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 books of imagination. it says readers are born free and ought to remain free. i wanted to bring to people's attention the right of millions of readers in my country and other places who do not enjoy the same rights and that obsession of the older man is about an old man imposing his dream of a past a girl he could never have when he was a child upon the living realty of a young girl called lolita. that is what they did t

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

on new year's morning, he allegedly shot and killed his fellow pilot, david reese, reese's sister, karen, and a third person, matthew satterly, before killing himself. the posts offer new insight. into just what might have set him off. when ever i try to do something nice to help people out, he wrote, it goes horrible wrong. and everyone would have been better off if i just kept to myself. >> if we look in the background of the shooter, i would be surprised if there were not depression or other signs of mental illness that have gone untreated. >> reporter: the post caused concerns over other members in the forum. doesn't the navy have psych screening for its program. >> a serious question. here's somebody, a lay jrn person, saying, dude, you're in serious trouble. >> reporter: in the forum, he also complained, despite his high-flying job, he had trouble with girls, even a virgin. writing my life is sad and lonely. that last post hints at one angle. could a jealous rage, perhaps over karen's interest, be a motive? >> the estimations are there are over 1,500 to 2,000 murder-suicides each y

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. >> i understand you two disagree about reese witherspoon. >> loved her. >> no.me -- >> hair down loose. >> for reese this was a nice change. >> too big on the hair. too much hair. >> the dress was gorgeous though. >> you can see the pieces in it. doesn't even look like her hair. >> it's california girl. >> carrie underwood meets -- >> veronica lake. the whole look. >> she was going for it. >> or jessica rabbit. >> it was a little jessica rabbit. >> how about nicole kidman? >> no color anywhere. her hair, skin, dress. >> the dress was stunning. look at it. >> absolutely drop dead -- >> i don't mind the dress. >> it's the color on her skin tone. >> in her hair and skin tone, there wasn't any. >> that's nicole kidman. that's how she always looks. >> i know. she needs a pop of color. >> what would you give her -- red hair? >> a little bit more strawberry in the hair. >> look at her body. >> go out in the sun for a second. do you know what i mean? come on, already. get some blond around the face. a pop of color, you know? right here. >> she needed pink socks. >> zooe

a reese sent poll showed him with 4% support. huntsman's endorsement hey not help romney where he needs it most. >> rick santorum is going after that vote. a group of social conservative leaders decided to back him. newt gingrich was their second choice, head of rick perry. >> who will be faithful to your values? the candidates will have another chance to face off in the latest debate. >>> now this year voters in south carolina and six other states will be legally required to show government issued photo identification before any can vote. sponsors say this will help prevent voter fraud. critics say the laws face an unfair burden on the young, low income and minority voters. >> it wasn't directed, it was directed at the process. we didn't intend for that to be discriminatory. >>> the election process appears to be extremely clean over the entire state. >>> at least 956 individuals voted after they were dead or more real liftically, people voted using their name and/or credentials. >>> attorney general eric holder said voters are

flacco says reese's initial comments caught him off guard, but now all the well. the ravens did have their first full practice. it is the conference title game. a trip to the super bowl is at stake. if you think the ravens may be distracted by any controversy, they say no way. >> i think, for our team, we have the right chemistry right now, we have guys whose been in the play-offs, who have had disappointments. we have a certain sense of things we want to do as a team. >> we all have to stick together and communicate together. it's a total team game. pretenders are going to be rooted out. >> ed ried is the only one listed on the injury report. he is still recovering from an ankle injury. at patriots practice in foxborough, one notable absence, quarterback tom brady did not participate. he has a sprained left shoulder. he has played despite it and he is expected to go against the ravens on sunday. we'll see how it plays out sunday. i'll be in foxborough. if you're staying home, tune right here to wjz, we'll bring you all the action. the game kicks off sunday at 3.

the initiative will place the prevention program inside the reese school and promote alternatives to substance abuse. begins at 12:45. >>> we just learned that president obama approved a navy seals mission to free and american and danish hostage and killed ten pirates that he personally authorized. >> good job tonight. >> they were kidnapped in october. we got much more on this story coming up on "good morning america" ahead and abc2news.com. vice president joe biden will be a guest on the show. >>> ahead of nasa's morgan state university science will be here today and visit the richard dickinson science center. >>> and we learned overnight that the solar flares that we told you about yesterday could be cause something u.s. flights to be rerouted. most of the flights being afelony of the second degree were heading from detroit to asian countries. and the airlines are at risk of over losing communications on arctic rates because of the high frequency radios on the flights in the region instead of satellite based communications. >>> one more check of the forecast. no solar flares in yo

they had just met that night named matt satterly, who they had just met, they walked in first, david reese, the other pilot, stayed outside talking to his friend and that's when the shooting happened. listen. >> we know that gun fire was heard coming from within the residence on park place and we know that david then ran into the residence. a short while later, there was another series of gun shots. >> the friend outside is the one who called 911 and david's body was found in the entryway. he had been shot one time in the chest. >> shepard: are there indications that any of these victims tried to get out of there? >> well, police won't say, but they too say the crime scene in that condominium was vast. that there was literally evidence in every single room on all three levels of that condominium, including the garage. they say that shots were fired all over that home. listen. >> i can tell you that three of the bodies were on the third floor. it appeared as though the male and female were partially in one of the bedrooms and another male was on the landing, on the third floor. >> there had

. >>> i'm scott reese in the comcast sportsnet newsroom.his just in, the niners are a game away from the super bowl. we've got the best coverage in the bay area, diving into the it's all coming up in sports.he "oh, it's flo." "and what do you do?" "oh, i sell insurance like no one else." "oh, that's nice." "thank you." now, that's progressive. call or click today. rk [ traffic passing ] ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] >>> when the economy gets tough, it's usually the luxury item that say go first. with signs the economy is slowly rebounding, are people buying fancy foods again. here's nbc's joe rosato jr. >> reporter: it's normally a bad thing to hear someone is in a pickle. but lenae is generally excited about the idea. >> the original recipe is my great great grandma's, it's been passed down for generations. >> reporter: si

jay reese. >> you are 17 and pregnant. to talk to us, sweetie. we can help you. do you want a few minutes to think? we'll give you two or three minutes to think about it. you think about the baby. think about this fool. do you think he would go to jail for you? not in a second. >> saleda, can you come down for a minute? >> coming, sarge. >> go up and see what you can get -- >> she's ready to break. >> if nothing else, we're going 272 or 273 at the least. >> the 17-year-old breaks down and tells officers the truth. she's been turning tricks for no pay for two years, and she wants out. >> we're going to take care of you, okay? how does it work? >> well, it worked as i give him the best dates. they put the money under the bed and they give it to him. >> do you guys get to keep any of the money? >> no. >> no. >> are there any ads on craigslist for you? >> i'm not going to lie. yes, there are. >> what name? >> under precious or jessica. >> when officers busted precious jessica she was just setting up dates at the motel for the

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. >>> reporter: for people like sarah reese, wikipedia is indispensable. >> whatever you need to know, you go to wikipedia. >> reporter: but for one 24- hour period, wikipedia will close its virtual doors in protest to two pieces of national legislation a decision that users say will have a large impact. >> my fiance is in college and he uses it as reference. >> an important source of knowledge is taken away. >> reporter: the house bill is called sopa, stop online piracy, and pipa in senate, protect ip act. >> what these bills will do is require u.s. service internet providers to pretend that these allegedly pirate websites don't exist to disappear from the internet. >> reporter: the film and tv industry support the bills. some internet sites are against it. >> it's like saying there are bad books in the library so lock the whole thing. >> reporter: others are joining wikipedia in protest. also, google plans on a homepage protest link. >> you can have 10 million phone calls to the u.s. congress in one day. this has never happened before in the history of american politics this kind of

ed reese has been nursing that ankle and coach john harbaugh says the biggest challenge will be controlling new england quarterback tom brady. >> to win the game, you have to control tom brady, obviously. i can't even say his name he's such a great football player, all the weapons they have on offense, but they're a complete football team. we have to play a complete football game to have a chance to do it. >> kickoff is set for 3:00 this sunday from foxborough, massachusetts. >>> it's been declared the seafood smackdown, our crab cakes against their lobster. boston's mayor ted menino and our mayor sat down last week with each other at the mayor's conference in d.c. the talk quickly tawrned to the game -- turned to the game. if the pats win, he gets his crab cakes. >> i'm looking forward to sending -- i'm looking forward to having you at one point -- >> she says looking forward -- >> no. i'm looking forward to having you at some point in the future, the distant future, having you experience a crab cake and then you will know the delicacy that is maryland crab cakes. >> this sounds like a cha

. >> executive producer john reese had to explain this to me. steady beau next door in this parable is mitt romney. well, can the group of evangelicals really affect the gop race? dr. robtd jones heads the nonpartisan public institute and melinda is a mrit cat reporter for "the washington post." well, here we go. what's going to happen? i like this new term, mitt romney calls it a quiet room somewhere to do tax policy. now we'll have a quiet ranch where you do religion policy. >> i think this shows the decline of an older model of elite power brokering that has seen its hay day. gone are the days that a group of men are going to sit in a room and decide who the candidate is going to be. let's look where this is happening, right before south carolina. this the last stand, it really is a triage kind of emergency meeting. >> does this bother -- they're all protestants i believe, they have about two catholics to choose from, the convert, just to be funny, newt gingrich or the longtime, life-long catholic rick santorum. it's not the ideal circumstanc

. >> i want to point out the most beautiful pieces of sidewalk and would aboutingent reese much this is gorgeous and perfectly done absolutely gorgeous, when are the elements that make this so good and comply. under the ada the building department requires a landing on the outside of any entry that's level, considered quarter inch per foot or 2 percent. as you know this san francisco we have a lot of sidewalks that are a lot steeper than 2 percent. the trick is, how do you acomidate a landing a flat landing at an entry in the middle of a sidewalk that happens to slope -- >> away from the building. and longitudinally at a slope like this? it wasn't easy but we created guidelines with regard to feathering out the sidewalk. >> you can look at this one. here we are. here it's 2 percent. this is this meets the definition of level. more or less. 2 percent and meets the slope. what was previously a sloping sidewalk but you see over here they raise today a bit to make a smooth transition to the existing sidewalk. >> also raised the curb to make it flatter in this direction and the feathering

caught up with the head of russia's high tech state corporation reese know at the economic forum in davos to discuss the country's business and political future that interview is next. to choose wisely what's one action should russia's new government take to stop business leaders stealing money and taking it out of the country the basic reasons for the capital of war. has no connection or is the marker economic fundamentals because they're quite positive so we care for inflation rate last through a belief less so and definitely less of the seven percent there is no file they don't. believe that the next to solve until your will be on the war is going to mcgraw's four percent or three point some think. so it's not micro konami that's more fundamental i would say institutional reasons which lead to eat the basics is the rule of law corruption independent judicial system that's the main priority and where to my understanding question government the next session presidential because straight on fortunately and more on the one way to fight corruption in the name of this way democracy. somebody

walking cross country the children from the little mice and often cross the river in that way but it's reese . in winter time so today we're going to take a detour we'll cross the bridge and forest warden will take care of all stuff. pikas can choose between several popular routes in different areas of the caucuses reserve. close to the trail stands an oval table used by ranges it's meant for hikers passing by wanting to rest for a moment children from the little bison club gather here on the bank of the stream to discuss major ecological actions suggestion as we all know that on the eve of new year's celebrations many local people pick up axis and go to the forest to cut down our green beauties it's a bird save the green beauty is the name of a movement organized by the children so they make leaflets bearing the image of a food tree. that got their i taxed on the leaflets and display them prominently in the village of. the children hope their peaceful actions will help prevent further trees from being cut down illegally. preserve ranges however take more radical measures against lawbreakers

our scott reese joins us from glendale. scott, huge game for andrew luck. unfortunately, no win for the cardinal. >> yeah. henry, stanford had a game plan and executed it almost to perfection. the cardinal outgamed oklahoma state, 590 to 412. luck and stephan taylor had their games of the season. they rose to the occasion. and for 59:57, stanford had this game. >> they could have won. they made the plays that needed to be made. to reconcile it, the last game of the year. but i'm proud to be representative stanford. grateful to be part of this locker room. i'll miss the guys dearly. >> i can't put it into words right now. you know what i mean? it's ups and downs. it's enjoying the moments with the team. but having the lows at the end. but knowing i did it with my team. and it was a great experience. not the outcome we wanted. but i can't complain. >> henry, you mentioned andrew luck. he was unbelievable. 27 of 31 passing. his final completion of the day, eight minutes to go in the second quarter. the andrew luck era is over. and the brett nottingham area beg

two of the dead were 25-year-old navy pilot david reese and 24-year-old sister karen. she was a former college volleyball player who worked at a supermarket and coached high schoolers. >> she embodied exactly what i wanted my daughters to be around, which is somebody who was strong in their faith and just honest and caring and gentle. >> reporter: the killings took places in a rented condominium that david reese shared with navy pilot john reeves who was away. >> f-13 pilots are the best of the best and this is a tragedy that we would lose a young man like that. >> reporter: police did not identify the fourth victim, said one of the males was found in the doorway shot multiple times. the rest of the victims inside the condo. investigators are not saying what may have been the motive for the shootings. at the home of david and karen reese's parents in bakersfield, california, friends left flowers and other remembrances. >> i can't believe something like that happened to that family. >> what can you say? to lose your children, that's not supposed to happen. >> reporter:

scott reese has more from glendale. >> reporter: on the surface this seems like a repeat of last year. stanford 11-1 heading to a bcs bowl game. the feel is much, much different. first of all, oums the stadium, at least twice as many standeford backers made the trip to arizona as did last season to miami. the feel inside of this football game. a daunting task for the stanford defense, try and slow down an oklahoma state offense that puts up 49 points a game. of course the biggest subplot of them all, andrew luck playing his final collegiate football game before being in all likelihood the number one pick in next year's nfl draft. will luck go out on a hinote and cap a career that is luckbly the greatest of any stanford quarterback in history in we'll find out a few hours from now and complete coverage on nbc bay area at 11:00 and sports net central at 10:30 on comcast sports net. >> going to be an exciting game. >> i know. we're all pumped over here. >> we are. i'm very excited. let's talk about our forecast. glad we'll be indoors watching the football game. >> yeah. >> tell us what t

. >>> bring in scott reese from our comcast sports net newsroom.tep away from the super bowl. >> unbelievable. take it away, scott. >> no matter how many times you say it. still amazing to hear. dream season does continue for the 49ers and their fans. after what we saw saturday at the stick. you have to wonder if anything can stop this team. this was one of the all-time great playoff games back and forth in the final minutes. alex smith delivered the game winning touchdown pass to vernon davis. nine second left. up next the giants in the nfc championship game. mindy bach has the scoop on that from santa clara. >> i parade, parade that the giants won. >> when vernon davis' prayer was answered he understood what comes with it. >> good team. good team. i didn't pray because they were, the, the worst team the i parade because, you know, they're a good team the i ak nolening ak ak noej that. >> just the receiving corps. the way they can throw the ball. el if has been money all year. i mean, we played him. dropping balls in there. only a receiver could g

amanda reese with four points tonight for the lady hoyas. doing a good job. all time greatest muhammad ali enjoying his 70th birthday. he has spent most of his time doing great humanitarian work. his wife is throwing him five birthday parties. his first was saturday night in his home. finally australian open. normally the ball boys just have to worry about not tripping when they run across the net. this guy worried about some sniper flyer. >> oh. >> that is alex kadrett. he's taking

amanda reese with four points tonight for the lady hoyas. doing a good job. all time greatest muhammad ali enjoying his 70th birthday. he has spent most of his time doing great humanitarian work. his wife is throwing him five birthday parties. his first was saturday night in his home. finally australian open. normally the ball boys just have to worry about not tripping when they run across the net. this guy worried about some sniper flyer. >> oh. >> that is alex kadrett. he's taking on roger federer. happy to report he's okay. >> we'll be right back. the decision was made - we were making a move. we had to. we knew that if we came in too high, it would cost us big time. we had to stay low. and boy did we. we locked it in and rode that low rate from navy federal credit union all the way to our first house. it's a split-level ranch. so cute! 3 1/2 million members. 3 1/2 million stories. navy federal credit union. look! here she comes! ♪ she'll be comin' 'round the mountain when she comes... ♪ ♪ when she comes. ♪ it'll be spinning new chrome wheels when it comes

now during twenty eleven we profiled one of the most promising russian reese. drivers to emerge over the last few years mikail been a teammate of reigning tomorrow formula one champion sebastian vettel in their younger track days but as constantine but top off reports their careers have taken very different paths today. behala lashon is a well known driver in his homeland the twenty three year old's progress over the past few years has been impressive he became the first ever russian to win an international championship at the arena world serious and last year it looked like he was ready to take on the biggest challenge and sit behind a n f one wheel but then the support of his sponsors stopped and the larson lost his seat you want to get the from a one way ticket and you're not on it but hearing it also some financial support. it's not a secret that anybody at the formal on. his way there also reading the budget that pilots sponsor will bring so. in this case. it was very difficult for us to get a home on this year i lash and launch his racing career in classi

its allies continue to accuse iran of seeking to develop nuclear weapons a charge tehran denies john reese from the stop the war coalition believes that pressure on iran is an excuse to weaken its regional influence. this isn't just about nuclear weapons if it were about nuclear weapons in the middle east then the united states would have a bone to pick with israel which is the only power in the middle east which actually possesses nuclear weapons it's not about that that's the cause or spell i but the reason for this continued conflict is because the american administration simply can't live with an iran which has as much regional powers as it has at the moment you see the americans when they look at the iranian regime they see its links with syria they see links with hamas they see links with hezbollah and this is a challenge to american power in an absolutely critical economically critical geopolitically critical area of the globe and it's that which is the sticking point for the american ministration in my view there are some people hawks in israel hawks in the united states who want t

believes it's being silenced for a dissenting views phil reese u.k. based author and media analyst believes the channel is another victim of an ongoing campaign against iran. if this had been separated from geopolitics you know with this would not have happened some kind of sanction would have been would have been made and the deal would have been struck so i think the press t.v. has been viewed through geopolitical terms so that is the breakdown of relations between britain and iran at the end of the day i think that most of the criticisms of press t.v. ad been due to its coverage because you know it sees the middle east very differently for example than the mainstream media in britain this repeatedly comes up pro israeli groups repeatedly complain about it we know very well that the british government at the very highest level was discussing with the american ambassador here how to limit press t.v.'s output in britain so now what we've got is we've got a real limiting of dialogue in the me in the british media and i think that's a tragedy and certai

the russians achieve success in their efforts to rival vive can be a word many is the expert allie reese thank you very much for your time. iran's made a rast over last week's nuclear scientists killing i won't say who but suspicions are that it's not western calls for military intervention are growing something russia says would be disastrous polls there are reports now on how the fear is that a covert operations already underway. from this rather spartan recording studio in jerusalem one israeli jew has been reaching out to people in iran for fifty two years ties between tel aviv in tehran off a bit in but it's never stopped menasha amir from reading the news in farsi every night and hosting a weekly show for listeners in the persian world to share the views he thinks around a million rain ians tune in and the topic they most want to talk about the possibility of a foreign attack on iran and they are very much afraid that the iranian nuclear installations will be bombed by a foreign powers where they're israel or the united states or any other country but it's not only the rain ians wh

military conflict and that in this case is even more dangerous than it was in the case of iraq john reese political activist national stop war coalition thanks for being on the line from london for us who touched on it just know talking about the diplomatic side of it iran's president reiterated his support for a step by step plan proposed by russia a didn't result in the nuclear stalemate the comments by mahmoud ahmadinejad obeyed in a phone conversation with dmitri medvedev his russian counterpart under the plan no new unilateral sanctions would be applied to iran instead it would respond to questions on its nuclear program one by one the suggestion is then for each point clear that no other set of existing sanctions on to rand would be eased or lifted altogether this proposals not brand new it first made it in washington in july last year but so far it hasn't much support in the west we go to your opinions about it what do you think about it head to our forums of our web site r.t. dot com to get involved this is just some of what you've been telling us some of the viewpoints one viewer

at the time six four one six six three meaning it's the bottle of the screamers russia versus della reese and salvage winner takes all and conquer. running like a marathon out there. i'm just trying to start to be more aggressive in trying to play my game and you know start from the beginning you know i have one more set to go i have another i don't know hour thirty minutes forty five minutes to make a difference so that's why i was my mentor. to all of the sports greatest served up yet another classic grand slam encounter at melbourne park rafael nadal proving once again to have the opera hand and roger federer when it mattered most meeting worthy of a finalists with the perpetrating set surly on the number two who would turn up the pressure by taking the thirty seven six with the third reich federer not able to hit the heights again in two thousand and nine champ in the taking it in a four six six seven six two seven six six four he'll be aiming for his second destroying open title and i leaven grand slam overall while federer hers one only two notches out of ten against roughish and ma

interesting year and we're going to see a lot more and it's going to get a lot worse very very soon jerome reese thank you very much indeed for joining us there live in florence good to hear your thoughts on this time thank you. well. the news from the rating agencies is added to the gloomy prospects for the e.u. but it hasn't stopped serbia from still wanting to join up but it turns out belgrade concessions to win favor from brussels are doing little to help ethnic serbs living in kosovo who continue to come under pressure from the help they need majority we report on that a little later in the program plus this hour. a u.s. intelligence report from the optimistic outlook on afghanistan offered up by general saying corruption weak local government and militants. a rule in washington . the british prime minister david cameron has met with king abdullah of saudi arabia the u.k.'s biggest trade partner and arms market in the middle east the gulf kingdom has been rattled by recent unrest in the arab world and has suppressed protests on home soil as well as elsewhere with ruthless force our correspo

a missile defense drill in the region following iran's recent ten day naval exercise for the john reese from the stop the war coalition who told the west in worries over iran's supposed nuclear ambitions i've always just put it excuse me things to curtail a rainy influence in the region.

polish protesters ago in front of the presidential palace in warsaw reese part of a week of rallies after the government signed up to a notorious international web piracy pact earlier and pages they donned the anonymous hacker group masks to show their contempt. following what's happening for us in warsaw say again today alexy as people taking their grievances to the top though today had determined are they to stop acting. well there looking very determined here in central warsaw despite that it's absolutely freezing out here it's more almost minus fifteen degrees centigrade there are several thousand people here already and we are expecting more because people are coming in basically every every minute they are here to protest the protest against act the anti cons of the trade agreement which poland signed on thursday along with twenty one other european member states european union member states and it is here in poland in fact the only country in the e.u. where protests have been having very strong movement here in fact tens of thousands of people have been protesting over the past thr

israeli forces are planning to hold a pencil drill in the following iran's recent ten day exercise john reese from the stop the war coalition says that western worries over iran's supposed nuclear ambitions have always just been an.