it would not surprise me to have the libyans put a lot of pressure on the scots. the pressure may have started in london but eventually wound up in edinburgh. >> it was always said that he was released on compassionate grounds only. is that something that in any way helps you come to terms with his release? >> he is still alive and living as far as i know on a villa overlooking the mediterranean. the only thing that would make me feel better would be if the winds of change that are now going to the middle east and northern africa might eventually hit libya. >> the new cabinet has announced more concessions that it is inclined to end the protests against be president in egypt. they are still occupying central cairo two weeks after the protests begin. the president said that talks are under way with the government to get back to normal after a couple of weeks of disturbances. >> the regime wants cairo back. when the soldiers tried to open up the government building, they were blocked. the army kept its promise not to use force. allowing the protestors to get away wi

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scot melland is c.e.o. at dice holdings, the company behind e-financialcareers,com. gautam godhwani is c.e.o. at simplyhired.com, an employment online search engine. both of them join us tonight, welcome to nightly business report. >> thank you, tom, it's good to be here. >> tom: we want to start with you, scot, how would you describe the hire environment right now? >> well, it's interesting. overall it's still a struggling environment, if you compare it to historical labor markets. but the good news is that it's improving. we've had private sector job growth for the last 13 out of the last 14 months. and especially if you are in the professional segments of the labor market, you tend to be doing a little bit better. >> tom: gautam would you agree with that assessment. >> i would. i think we are dro going through a lot of struggles but from simplyhire.com perspective there are reasons to be optimistic. we have a snapshot of job advertisements across the web and have seen them right from 2.1 million job openings to now 4.8 million openings which is prerecession levels

. >> any disclosures for you, scot? >> editorial policies that we're not allow to own stocks. >> you can read scott's article on thestreet.com, and you can also find it on a link on our website. thank you for joining us, scot. >> thank you. >> our guest, scott eden o >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow. quarterly results from hershey, visa, yum brands, and news corp. and it's a big day for news corp for another reason-- the media giant joins forces with apple to unveil "the daily." this is the first ipad-only newspaper. also, hilary kramer is back as our "street critique" guest. send us your questions-- streetcritique@nbr.com. citigroup now owns the beatles. the bank took over music label emi today, and agreed to write off most of the company's debt. a citi loan helped a british private equity firm buy emi four years ago. but despite big name acts on emi's roster, that takeover failed because music sales slumped. citi is expected to sell emi to another record label, with warner music and sony among the lik

he will give a taste of scots dale for us. can't wait for that one.his little guy was looking up the last time a shark had a hat trick. 6 minutes into the game. devon scores on the break away. that put him in the perfect position. 3-0 sharks after 1. that was more than enough for anthony. he saves all 25 shots for his third shutout of the month. here we go. he gets that first career hat trick with a minute to go. the sharks beat the avalanche 4- 0. not everybody tosses out their hat on the ice. neil young, what's up? toss it out there. probably too expensive. the sharks won 12 of their last 15. >>> patty mills returning to check out his old team. first half, mickey mcconnell from 35 beat out. nothing but net. st. maries was up 9 at the break. the lead would not last. brady takes a picture and make it a poster, my friends. utah state outscores 48-29 to win 75-65. st. maries can clinch the regular season title with one win in their final two games. recollection walters, only trail by 2 at the half. they came out hot in the second half. carter knocked do

scot ross? guest: i think that is a terrible question. if you just think about the koch brothers foundation giving money to the campaign, the second largest donor. david koch personally donated $1 million to the republican governors association, and now they are running television ads to tell people we are on your side and we needo take away your rights, i think that just shows that the caller is simply opposed to unions, and as the debate were about private- sector unions, he would complain about private-sector unions. host: one of our twitter followers has this point. guest: i have to tell you this. governor walker has been very vocal in saying this is about shared sacrifice. i do not know about you, steve, but i did not hear governor walker on that call talk to david koch, who he thought it was, i did not hear him, and i read the transcript, and i did not hear him ask for shared sacrifice. the guy, between him and does brother have $43 billion in assets, and i think they could share a little

in football i understand mine is a yes that's right a scot have one foot in the europa league last sixteen after winning one at pax so like a last week the return leg is tomorrow and we assess the moscow's side's chances to stress the sport that's nice. hello welcome to the sports news thank you for joining me and these are the headlines continental target states can aim to become the first russian team to reach the last sixteen of the right pally in another big week of european football . while things of spain little nazi school of the late went out as barcelona. want to restore that five point lead over while madrid at the top of the league. final few as the kontinental hockey league season closes sixteen teams prepare to embark on the hunt the guarini cup in the season playoffs. but let's start by looking ahead to this week's european football action where god looking to become the first russian team to reach the last sixteen of the europa league when they host pack so long ago on tuesday and as richard vanpool feat reports the muscovite side affirmed favorites to go through having won

have the scots might use it as an excuse to do nothing. the pledge made by britain to the americans that he would serve out the rest of his sentence in scotland. what is fascinating is the way in which he shows that labour ministers advise the scottish counterparts with that pledge to washington not rock-solid. don't worry, britain seems to be sane. you couldn't wriggle -- you can wriggle out of it. >> they did give a commitment that the accused would serve out the sentence in scotland. the commitment was not absolute. there were robust attempts to get a definitive commitment. we held out the possibility. our relations with libya might change. >> in the end, he released him under the terms of britain oppose a new transfer agreement. and under scottish law, that is specifically where prisoner has three months or less to live. in the autumn of 2008, less than 12 months before he was released, it was thought that he had a 50% probability of living between 18 months into years -- and two years. >> that bit has been blocked out. >> without furt

demonstrated caution he imposed a quarantine on cuba though it was closer to complete a blockade to the scots. in the suv that union meanwhile me units were put on high alert this is one of moscow's secret underground bunkers it was carefully discoveries to look like an ordinary building in the event of nuclear war people in the bunkers would direct the bomb was carrying nuclear warheads and yet if nuclear war broke out the bunker would be sealed for the first three day. in the same way as. a special power plant would supply all equipment with electricity until the enemy was destroyed. fortunately the bunker has never been used in war time. the cuban crisis was resolved in the end serviette missiles were removed from cuba and the united states promised. regime. in the face for two weeks the new phase of the arms race had a very negative effect on the soviet union's national budget hundred sixty two meat and dairy prices went up by an average twenty five percent the economic situation in the town of cascade russia south. and factory took to the streets in protest the riot was brutally suppress

you have committed a far worse crime than any other crime because you have let the guilty party off scot-free. that is incorrect incredibly -- an incredibly important message. if anybody is waving the flag, it ought to be the public defender's office. their reluctance to do so, somehow, the sense that if they do so in will make them seem pro-government or some kind, i have never been able to fully grasp. >> let me ask a question. should we remake the image of the public defender in to the public crusader? is that what we want to do, do we need to, should we? >> i certainly think so. i bought into the public crusader thing when i was a child. ironically, here i am, not serving as a criminal defense attorney or public defender. i wanted to be a criminal defense attorney from the age of eight years old. i saw perry mason when i was a child. my father used to take me to the court house to watch the lawyers practiced law when i was 8 years old. i believe in the mission. i believe -- i am a true believer. i think those images influence children. we have one here in the front row. some to serve as p

against the latvian do not live in the russian capital spots i've traveled north to play star studded scots and petersburg on school days and such as long as they set us that while the eastern conference will see regular season champions i'm going to start with a few make the team play last year at the same stage. to live out your life there's c.b.s. and you come and you get on top of one of the books i need to time to go and cut when boss or to kazakhstan to face bodies the playoffs begin on wednesday the final series taking place in mid april. so the stakes are bound to be raised when the playoffs gets underway but for the time being that's all highlights from the last week of the regular season in the kontinental hockey league. really. really. really. really. really. really. really. really. really. really really. really . so before we go we just have time to look at the latest clinical stage where tests got taken on paxil on tape in the last thirty second like the right to make underscore that is no time. and that's all from the sports desk it's easy to. bring you the latest in science a

seconds you can see the four event in champion's eyes basel started to set a style of the road to warm scots in petersburg with three two winners of the police ball because like side bodies it's not good for every game you have a games i'm all sore all away for free to him a cliff sponsored no chance for action almost might want to weigh elsewhere middle of my game to go see the shoot out. of a god claim the two one victory at all. another minsky trying to on home ice to. the two fighters face to face in a ring or a cage a common sporting event by current standards but it will be quite a different story if you saw in their places a couple of seven year old kids settling their scores in a mixed martial arts tournament as. witnessed events of the type. the general rule of thumb about martial arts is that as soon as you can stand and walk you can learn them the youngest of these children are seven years old and they already know what it feels like to fight it tournament kicking punching wrestling allowed so many ways to win she is the one you like the martial art of comes from big games and com

open their campaign against the latvian in the russian capital travel north to play the star studded scots st petersburg and find that in most of the region sidelocks placed over style while the eastern conference will see regular season champs add on gore's start against nifty make it seem the last of the same stage last year you live while you converse you grab travel to london to find the time to. travel to kazakhstan's a place bodies so the playoffs begin on wednesday with the final series taking place in mid april. so the stakes are about to be raised when the playoffs get underway but for now let's check out the latest highlights from the kontinental hockey league enjoy. really. really. really. really. live. live. live live. live. live. live. live. i'll be back with another update less than two hours from now thanks for staying with r.t. . hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on r t. he's available in. central. to the start. of each. term. protesters hold out against. russia joins other nations in the

against after twenty two late goals putting the dutch side in control there but the news was say a scot who earned an important win someone into tommy smith said strike on twenty nine minutes before months of the day about belong to sponsor. of the half time goals from me to come. through the visitors level and with just a minute to go on the exhibit and his growing reputation by scoring a fantastic free cake to give the red and whites big tree mold such good news both busy needs a young boy's friends to nicholas long as top goal aside from the equalized early in the second half they would go on to grant wayne stoppage time. staying with football and gattuso has been charged with gross unsporting conduct of putting a member of tottenham's coaching staff during ac milan's champions league tie with spurs on choose the on the ac milan captain about to assistant coach joe jordan all to point out was sold on the line last game by golds and they'll do so apologize almost instantly for his actions but he could still be facing a ban of three games or more. even if it's hardly an international i

detriment rather than the frontage for all the clubs and action on the night severe losing to the visiting scot by the slimmest of margins sparked also part of the by a single goal in novokuznetsk al a good been feeling increasingly comfortable in this new read them white collision after an early season move from server style their twenty nine year old having a brace for sports talk in the winning. gulf we go where bubble watson has broken into the world's top twenty players following victory at the farmers insurance open the big hitting american seeing off another left hander phil mickelson torrey pines on sunday mickelson had entered the final round joint alongside bill haas bus watson had overtaken both men by the eleventh hole left the state in touch with the birdie of his own on the same green moving to within a shot along with this man in last week's bob hope classic champion rookie jonathan v. house watson was unstoppable though saving par on seventeen before moving on to birdie the last sealing his second p.g.a. tour win in the process mickelson was second with the house market dustin j

runners up to now moscow bachelor namesakes from a real guy in the russian capital the star studded scots st petersburg gaining the upper hand on sports talk in their battle up north fourth and fifth place to ottawa and severstal involved in a close game as expected. let's continue with football where there's another big night in europe where two champions league games take center stage on wednesday including holders in certain melanne taken on by a munich in a repeat of last season's final and they sat inside or missing the things of that success striker do you have the military and coach marino melissa scored both goals in their famous still win of the baron a battle in the last years decider but now they are in is sidelined with a hamstring injury and enter. have also changed twice since that finale of the need has stepped into the steps in to fill the void left by maureen years departure to madrid but he was later replaced with current boss leonardo who insists its size mindset is right for the upcoming game. i mean i know something for sure this school is still you can only we are th

wasn't enough to decide when as in the rest of the games they start start the scots and but how they'll spar that up north fifth place to set it aside edged out applause and west promise up to now most by the lats fan namesakes from rageh omaar tonight has more on that. tension raced miles higher with the big game the kitchell playoffs having started on wednesday even more so when it comes to name six deliberate or dinamo school and in america star their best of seven series in the russian capital pre-season favorites the blue and was were quick to put the lot in under heavy pressure here is denise of dribbling through rigorous defense in style early in the first period moments later the muscovites latest signing ball full three sun phone himself in a great position to score but all those chances we said meaning it was noon in the first intermission the passion of support from the crowd the home side forward although it was the number who scored their opener mark hard to do in netting here to make it one nil although it didn't affect the course of the game at all the balloon was kept on

and it's kick off with football where it's a scot became the first russian team teresa lost sixteen of the europa league on tuesday nights not showing a late one all draw against a lawmaker here in moscow says come on the press lead won the last week but themselves down in the sixty seventh minute office loving muslim of its level matters over all of the loss and missed a penalty in the eightieth mad thoughts of big national visuals that to smash the ball off the air rebound so one only finished on the nice meeting since god get through to walk on aggregates. meanwhile chelsea have made a winning stopping the champions league last sixteen as they beat asacol and tegan suniel on them 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 scot hearkened them of saying no to that comment by halftime ben johnson for the late goal back but how our same picturing a dangerous time to make it three one last time right eighteenth i mean the drop line on goal difference the red states six elsewhere much decisions are made for being held on one i was the soul of. a change of sport now and there's one girl who's been steve english i've had with me gymnastics in more sky world analytic champion you can acknowledge that i mean all four golds and the like is like a groundbreaking series that. pressure was on can i ever deliver in front of the party's down home crowd as the school's leading lady presented her brand new programme on the matter believed me when i was as good as impeccable we've been around with clubs and though she also performing with the ball the slip up wasn't bad enough to strip her of another go so no rival for conniver here in moscow with only fellow russian alexandra. coming close she claimed she still gets the ball on the ribbon however conniver says more work needs to be done if she's preparing for the lond

other match ups sit at the one spot soccer faced here insurmountable with no serious deficit against scots for applies to the last several start out. laying out plans at home to go up to one in their best of seven series look what's the part of the performer like the posies are regulars that they are the western conference dogs now down to one in their series against the seventh ranked gentlemen spends a number of recruits and knowledge their namesakes from the russian capital in latvia that series has a two one as well now eastern conference teams are on a break this saturday after playing the opening games back to back tempers flared as regular season champions have been guard just barely managed to tie their series at one apiece against a difficult friday both of the games finished in overtime but there are enough problems with the latest one nil in favor of the hosts now somebody will be looking to the series on the road against playoff rookie c b. one the latest encounter three one but not before going down a goal in the second period however it's tough because men were able to come b

next in quotes talk peter the valen has gassed scots huge military spending in the middle east and whether the region actually benefits from it. and it. could be the only. hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle u.s. president barack obama has requested five hundred forty nine billion dollars in military spending for this year a small decrease over last year none the less the global arms business is booming do more arms.

cup by the scot who is not a newcomer any industry i myself have been running the company for over twenty five years. it's an enterprise with a long history of constructing roadways. and virtually all every. lifts in the former soviet union with the zine supplied and set up the hot with all of the. variations of it elevated group way have been used for many centuries but the real boost came with the invention of the steel broke aerial cargo transport was adopted by many industries because of its relatively high speed and low cost particularly for mineral extraction a complex story. in the second half of the twentieth century enthusiasm for alpine skiing experienced a worldwide boom in the caucasus mountains in what was then the soviet union were no exception with the unique climate in many of the highest peaks in europe a few resorts popped up throughout the region demanding developed infrastructure it is a task tailor made for scotto use of aerial lifts played a vital supporting role. today scott it was a post soviet private company with the same passion for aerial transport systems. mod

campaign against the latvian dynamic in the russian capital spot tag to travel north to star studded scots in petersburg and finally moscow region side atlanta they set us out. while the eastern conference will see regular season champions of a god start again after he met the team they lost to the same stage last year as host the rookie c.b.s. while another you. telegraph chapel to the gods finally to sign the guardian cup winners. out of the catholics down to face baddies the playoffs begin this wednesday for the final series taking place in the day. and that's all from the sports desk for this bulletin join me again in a couple of hours from now on i think. hungry for the full story we've got it. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. from phones to. these phones totty dot com. in india. in the grand central shirts of the. polish president bush order which result no beach resort. taj mahal hotel. the cement hotel. hotel. the meridian believe the. church in new delhi who took the baby who turns clear in collection among the clothes of the maidens hotel. p

scot, you segued to my question around the human capital component.e live in northeast ohio, traditionally a blue collar working class community. what i'm saying having worked in the broadband spaces around a value proposition, so in other words, so people who have or are underserved, talking about the masses, you said, blair, and so i want to speak to driving policy of, you know, an advocacy comes from the masses being educated, being aware, and the value proposition around having the applications, the applications of services, the connectivity. if you can kind of speak to that because we touched on the infrastructure, the policy, and how does it sort of that, the human side of it among the masses, sort of drive policy so that we can -- of course, there's an election in 2012 coming too. >> well, let me take that and toss it to blair by reflecting one the things todd is getting to is even though you don't consider yourselves technology gist, most who read the plan think you are. >> my children do not. [laughter] they are better at this than i am. >> t

not going to be separated from her kids for ten years over this wall white collar criminals get off scot free for the crimes that affect the entire financial system i'll explain a bigger picture here for the case of oscar grant california the cop who killed the unarmed twenty two year old has only been sentenced to two years in jail think about that ten years for selling a dime bag versus two years for shooting an unarmed man in the head at point blank range and this is just scratching the surface there. or surely more instances where the punishment for drugs outweighs the punishment for murder manslaughter even rape but it goes to show you the way that our judicial system approaches drug crimes that it's overboard to say the least so i say it's time to overhaul the system. and two years ago the cash for kids scandal broke in pennsylvania where two judges were accused of collecting two point six million dollars in kickbacks from private for profit juvenile detention facilities to keep those centers bunks full of those juvenile offenders mark ciavarella one of the judges was known as mr z

actually band together to look at some of the policies such as you know letting wall street get off scot free after the economic crisis or extending tax breaks on the rich and yet you know if someone is just manipulating its of there's a partisan divide. yes i think that this is the right opportunity and the best opportunity for americans to get together and fight for their rights ok the reason why the tea party has been so successful and it's something that isn't talked about enough is the fact that the tea party had an easier time organizing itself because they're backed up by the wealthy the koch brothers are the people who are paying for the buses who are paying. any type of cost it's necessary to get members of the tea party together and organize them so they can spread their crazy message as much as they want right the working class the working poor these individuals don't have the same resources as the people who are backed up by the tea party so now they have the opportunity to get together now they have the time to get together and they're starting to really feel the pain that's

to set this whole thing because he's not the only one to question how goldman sachs is getting off scot free still raking in huge profits and massive bonuses here you know a lot of people are concerned i mean if you listen to voices of protests or even actually if you look at the pictures on the giant placards being paraded around all over places like madison wisconsin you see blame wall street not said that this is i.t. has come to a sort of weird situation where virtually everything people don't like what's going on in the united states is somehow blamed on wall street but on the other hand we haven't seen too many prosecutions we haven't seen too many people go to jail and we see a lot of the leading firms from before two thousand and eight mostly still around and still in positions of leadership and speaking about i want to mention that the documentary our film inside job about the two thousand financial crisis won an oscar last night and the direct there charles ferguson had something to say about the financial crisis and some of those bankers take a listen. i must start by pointin

afghanistan they are what nathan hodges described in his new book as armed humanitarians so here are the scots the book is nathan hodge father of our humanitarians the rise of the nation builders nathan thanks so much for being here thanks for starters why do you write the book i wrote the book because i was going to watch american military operations overseas in places like iraq and afghanistan and i found that the people who were doing things like digging wells repairing schools doing electrification in rural areas they were the ones wearing birkenstocks or wearing combat boots and i thought this is a really interesting phenomenon because about ten fifteen years ago the word nation building the phrase was really anathema especially in american political discourse the idea was you don't like to do nation building that sort of superpowers don't don't do windows was the phrase it's some sort of other mission that we don't need to have but if you listen to people like our current president obama himself has also said that we're not in afghanistan for the business of nation building right our str

president barack obama a sign of a new start a new thread on scot's treaty meaning the deal between russia and america to reduce nuclear weapons will both live in just days it replaces the nineteen lines who want to greenland which run started a year ago that it will refuse but country's nuclear arsenals by rockets that. are the most go to war as a retaliation i want it says is on ends on sunday's expulsion of a diplomat dublin claims russian intelligence made fake irish polls for slate squiring and lost in the us last. that's the headline is now the second part of the guys coming up next. for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. of time for tonight's tool time award now in the former chairman of the republican national committee was voted out last month many in the party were relieved they say that michael steele was a loose cannon that he mistook managed the r. and c. for two years and now we're learning just how bad his missed.

beside scot is bethany dentler, from the economic development corporation. and probably most of you in the know will know roy church, the president of lorain community college. when we heard that blair was good to be speak about tables speech about the conference center, i asked my colleagues to reflect in fairly short order one or two table stakes that are meaningful in the regional context. blair has the advantage of seeing the entire nation and beyond, and all of that needs to come out any meaningful way in north east ohio. and we asked have a nice representation, a nice cross-section. such as kind of a table state conversation. scot to you, wanted to kind of passionate one or two key insights that allows to the transit from the national picture to the regional picture in terms of positioning our region with the 21st century. >> i think from my sputnik moment came when i was in korea. is a quick example, in korea which is the most digitally advanced community, i saw actually a classroom with one student, one teacher teaching in a small car reengineered in

wave of immigrants, which is where all the great entrepreneurs have come from, whether it was the scotsd the english in the 18th century, and the germans in the 19ths century. - the germans and the dutch, yeah. - so the us is the greatest entrepreneurial country in the world. that's where every entrepreneur outside the us wants to go. they want to come to the states and build a business. - so that could click, but it would have to click big. - well, yeah, it's a question of quantitatively how important is it? because there's still many tens of millions of americans that all they know is how to get credit cards and max the debt, and then they're lead into a sort of nice gentle bankruptcy, and then they start over again, and there's no real penalty for going bust in the united states. and people buy houses they can't afford. the lenders lend them money, knowing they can't afford it, can't pay it back. i mean, it's a crazy, debt-driven society, and so theoretically it could change, but i don't think we're there yet. this crisis wasn't bad enough. - incredible, eh? incredible! - i mean, we