not injures larry and sergei. there were a number of people that were influential in the company, and sometimes they were just wonderfully change, and these were the people i wanted to spend time with and not just once but sometimes multiple times, and time of "wired," the same month i began serious work on this book, i began working at "wired." i left ""newsweek"" and shifted to "wired." and it was a terrific experience at the same time was able to sometimes spin off articles with googles permission, because basically everything i did inside of google was for the book unless we had mutual consent otherwise. and that would help. >> host: can i just interrupt. didn't they ask you, why not release little chapters at a time. >> guest: it's a company that takes books very seriously as a corpus of information, but the two founders aren't really book people, in terms of their own preferences there, and from sergei said has to me, i thought, doesn't have the same seriousness. and sometimes working on a "wired" article we

to coal miners the price the coal miners pay for that wages as sweat and sometimes not several of sergei shamrocks work mates dined here in two thousand and nine coal miners from all over ukraine came to the mine to help them to search for that all these. recruits like this in past coal from hand to hand the use nothing but their hands to remove blockages there was no other option in that situation we just had to be done as quickly as possible their hope was that the miners were still alive but still we lost six men. relatives of the coal miners trapped underground enjoyed a hellish experience in those days of uncertainty of the miners did not quit their jobs even off of an accident they had to support their families in a situation where there were only a few vacancies in town. cool will save ukraine if ukraine saves goldberg. and the coal industry was only given due attention after years of mine ignored by successive governments and ministers. in two thousand and four the then prime minister victory on a cause which comes from eastern ukraine won the presidential election a population o

sergei step until course thirteen years old when the nationalists entered the village of god himself and the region soon afterwards he saw his father and another fifteen villages being brutally murdered their only crime was that they had signed up for membership with soviet collective farms before the war the nationalists regarded them as enemies of ukraine and you know we are banned as were afraid of staging. open execution after they threw the farmers into the basement and one of the houses they did as follows the bandits took seats and placed sixteen on rolls before them and they were heating the rods in a stove and nationalist court those people one by one from the basement and burn them with hearts on cut them with knives and strangled them with cords some of the not shall they were killing the whole night. the dead villagers were buried at the local cemetery the nationalists murdered more than one hundred thousand people in western ukraine jury in world war two and in the first post-war years. after the breakup of the soviet union and slumps of the ukrainian insurgent army open

general assembly in september they met with their foreign minister sergey lavrov to tell him all of this and following that meeting me telling patients seemed happy for what they heard from mr lavrov that russia was ready to give the palestinian state a palestinian state their full backing. we're not planning to proclaim independence unilaterally next september we're going to call on the u.n. to recognize a state and foreign minister sergei lavrov has reaffirmed russia's support for this process we have to hear. from the foreign ministry though to confirm what was said in that meeting israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu really slammed down proposals for a return to nine hundred sixty seven borders now the palestinian delegation that's been in moscow at the side of it said that they will never recognize the state of israel the delegates that have been here said that they still view israel as the main stumbling block on the road to peace however both sides as it made up this delegation said that they were happy about mr obama putting forward. a plan that would see a return to nine hu

backing for the creation of an independent palestinian state where they met with foreign minister sergei lavrov and wrapped up their path towards the resolution of the arab israeli conflict archy's peter all over is following the visit for us. a delegation consisted of members of hamas and fatah those two organizations decided they were going to work together on the fourth of may they signed an agreement in cairo putting behind them a sometimes turbulent history between the two groups they said they've now put that behind them completely and a willing to work together in order to achieve a palestinian state and said that they will work together in a state government a palestinian state they're going to put forward these plans to the u.n. general assembly in september they met with foreign minister sergey lavrov to tell him all of this and following that meeting the delegation seemed happy for what they heard from mr lavrov that russia was ready to give the palestinian state a palestinian state their full backing. we're not planning to proclaim independence unilaterally next september and

to recognize a state court and foreign minister sergei lavrov has reaffirmed russia's support for this process. for mr lavrov often the foreign ministry though to confirm what was said in that meeting israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu really slammed down those proposals for a return to nine hundred sixty seven borders now the palestinian delegation that's been in moscow a hamas side of that is said that they will never recognize the state of israel the fatah delegates that have been here said that they still view israel as the main stumbling block on the road to peace however both sides this bit made up this delegation said that they were happy about mr obama putting forward a. plan that would see a return to nine hundred sixty seven borders however this didn't go far enough for them. it's not the first time that he was has made statements on the need to recognize palestine in his one nine hundred sixty seven borders in any case this is a positive sign but unfortunately it's not enough because the initiative says nothing about jerusalem. which has been an indispensable part of

and they're outraged by what happened to sergei magnitsky. i might just point out, just this past week i met with a leader from the russian business community who came here and traveled at some risk, i might say, just visiting me was a risk. you know, we've had people from russia who are -- who are being questioned because they come and talk to us. but he said to me that what happened here needs to be answered by the russian authorities. and he understands why we have this legislation here. a year his death and with no -- no one held accountable of those implicated and some even promoted and decorated, the economist -- "the economist" noted -- and i quote again -- "at the time, few people outside a few russian investors and a few human rights activists have heard of mr. magnitsky. a year later, his death has become a symbol of the mind-boggling corruption and injustice perpetrated by the russian system and the inability of the kremlin to change it. regrettably, we know that sergei's case, egregious as it is, is not isolated. human rights abus

but some don't give up and fight their own war sergei's hiding his face he says the country's peter far as a hunting for him karen information from newspapers and t.v. has created an online paedophile database with child profiles and photos. of her in ninety eight percent of cases child abuse is real then real people should know who they are they should know what they look like they should be on alert sergei says in the thirteen years he's been working on the site not a single official has taken any interest in his plight and more staff they do have far greater databases but just don't want to read that what they should have done for sex offenders here are divided into categories from those serving sentences to those who have passed away but there are many who are marked as at large or wanted a terrifying thought for parents everywhere. every day seven six the children become victims of paedophiles when russia that means in the two weeks we've been working on this report more than eight hundred kids happen to be for years russian legislators have been talking about the tatton children t

russian foreign minister sergei lavrov issued a statement today where he called for an immediate cease fire in libya and also announced that he would be hosting both representatives from the get tough the regime and rebel leaders here in moscow to try and come up with a peace solution now the first of those meetings will take place on tuesday that will be with representatives of the the good stuff the regime with it would take to be set later on for the rebel leaders to arrive here in the russian capital but this is really russia making good on the the promises they made at the at the outset of this conflict several months ago they said they were willing to act as a mediator to broker a peace in these meetings all the between with both sides and the first signs that we could see i am russia trying to create a peaceful resolution to the ongoing situation in the north african country. we were asked to have a meeting in moscow by officials in tripoli and by representatives of the rebels in benghazi russia is ready to maintain dialogue with anyone who is very interested in the quickest end

say they will meet at these times when a nato stops its bombing campaign russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov has been meeting the libyan leader's representatives right here in moscow an artist has been a father now joins us live and hi to you so much has been quite outspoken over the military action in libya criticizing both sides of the conflict for going far beyond international. but also we heard from russia's foreign minister. both russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has said that he said over the productive dialogue with representatives of the living authorities he's managed to convince them to follow the resolutions of the u.n. security council meeting safety zones in the country or incorporating with the u.n. security council in distribution of humanitarian aid throughout the country to those who need it all c t b. the vote now presented by the african union as well as letting international observers in libya to monitor how those resolutions are being fulfilled of course libyan leaders in response to that have stopped and they are willing to do so but under their conditions

sergei was along with the rest of them in thinking that this is all going to be good for us. leary told me people don't believe us, we felt we were going to do good in china. but somewhere along the line sergei and other executives became disenchanted and they felt censorship shouldn't go on and after the olympics they thought maybe things would get better, they got worse. and by the time the end of 2009 when google was attacked by hackers who were almost certainly working for... supported by the chinese government that was the tipping point. s where air is guy and those who agree with him led the debate and got google to stop censoring. >> rose: is it an open question as to whether larry will be a good c.e.o. >> i think it is. in some respects he's done some smart things. particularly in streamlining and he's done some innovations like an idea he got from bloomberg to put all his top executives in a room together for several days a week and they all control their divisions or communicate with them in laptops in the room but if they have something to say that might be of inte

the related facilities of thirty seven sergei is one of the youngest people to be awarded the hero of ukraine's gold star because it's a hazardous job and miners can become pensioners of thirty five percent gay intends to continue for as long as he's fit. i still want to work in a coal mine what happens later is anyone's guess life goes on regardless sure i hope there is a long life ahead of me of. life in ukraine is gradually returning to normal populist promises of things of the past ukrainians are becoming aware of the fact that that country will have to go a long way before it identifies its own path of development even at the age of twenty this state is still very young. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. from. home.

put a stop to this potentially very profitable venture over the weekend the russian energy minister sergei schmaltz though said that he believes a compromise would be found that was acceptable so parties there are a number of potential solutions that could be on offer the most likely being that the russian billionaires will be billionaire partners will be bought out with a combination of cash and shares those sources close to the top so that there is still disagreements over the price this is all a little bit speculative still has no formal announcements have yet been made but we will be keeping on the story and keeping you up to date as we get the information to hand all right thanks very much indeed for watching this closely for us and like you said we'll be giving our viewers more updates of this absolutely. but meantime let's take a look at ad so we're also happening in the world today at least seven people have been killed in western syria in the latest crackdown by security forces hundreds of watertown off before he's attempted to crush everybody is against the government internation

a new era is producing new heroes in ukraine in some of twenty ten sergey should move the coal mining from dawn bass was awarded the hero of ukraine's gold star for beating a record dating back to the soviet era in one hundred thirty five a coal mine a coastal town of extracted one hundred two tons of coal in just one shift in twenty ten so they should move to the canal by several times he set a new record using the same type of coal some of the tunnel produced before and. i simply wanted to show that there is a new generation of coal miners to go on through or they want to mine coal and have a decent life just the way it was a new solar years. on medication a three man team filled one hundred seventy such trolleys with coal after that shift foreman sergei she was given two weeks vacation and then he was back down the mines people and on bass like to say that more than anyone else coal miners rejoice in the sunshine especially after a six hour shift five hundred meters underground. i see see you. new blue sky the greatest of pleasures for miners for well we don't always see the sun it

a new era is producing new heroes in ukraine and some of twenty ten sergei shimmered the coal miner from dawn bass was awarded the hero of ukraine's gold star for painting a raechel dating back to the soviet era in one hundred thirty five coal miner calls the tunnel extracted one hundred thousand tons of coal in just one shift and twenty ten said they should move added stress can also by several times he set new records using the same type of coal from a penalty used before and. i simply want to ensure that there is a new generation of coal miners to want to work they want to mine coal and have a decent life just the way it was in the soviet years. on medication a three man team filled one hundred seventy such trolleys with coal after that shift foreman sergei she was given two weeks vacation and then he was back down the line people and on bass like to say that more than anyone else coal miners rejoice in the sunshine especially after a six hour shift five hundred meters on the ground. i'd say you seem. the blue sky used the greatest pleasures for miners for well we don't always see the

real people should know who they are they should know what they look like they should be on alert sergei says in the thirteen years he's been working on the site not a single official has taken any interest in his plight and what they do have far greater they could bases i just don't want to open them up we did what they should have done what sex offenders here are divided into categories from those serving sentences today's deceased but there are many who are martyrs at large or wanted a terrifying thought for parents everywhere. every day since six the children become victims of paedophiles he. that means in the two weeks we've been working on this report more than eight hundred kids happen to be to use russian legislators have been talking about sex in two thousand and three stating to act even more innocent might be. refinished no see. turnout of some other stories making headlines across the globe after a wave of anti cuts protests on may day portugal says it's agreed to the terms of the bailout it's announced the country will borrow some hundred fifteen billion dollars over the nex

an immediate end to the bloodshed in libya and for a settlement process to begin foreign minister sergei lavrov says the u.n. resolution must be strictly observed and coalition countries must stop crossing the line. we are interested in immediately stopping the bloodshed in libya so that in the interest of the libyan people as well as libya's neighbors and the whole international community the process returns to a political course and taught on how to build a new libya can begin as well as realizing overdue reforms and we reiterate our stance that the u.n. security council's resolutions should be carried out strictly according to the mandates and that overstepping these as we see now should stop. i mean time trends forecast and he says the u.n. itself is blatantly allowing the coalition so violate its own resolutions. the un is nothing more than a tool of america look at have pock receive coming out of the united nations as they go ahead and they made libya with their humanitarian bombs and we have had people be so ignorant in hampton on carrying it dropping bombs on no market da fees ho

in the following the meeting russian foreign minister sergei lavrov described talks with libyan authorities as productive he said that they have agreed to create safe zones in the country to quarter rate with the u.n. security council on distribution of humanitarian aid throughout the country to follow the road map presented by the african union and to let international observers inside the country that would be monitoring how those resolutions are fulfilled however in a very sure and libyan authorities had conditions under which they are willing to do so. got a little slow things tripoli is willing to consider approaches based on the african union roadmap for peace they are ready to fully meet the requirements of the un resolution only but said it was necessary for the opposition to make similar moves and for nato to stop bombing turning israel lover of once again stressed that nato has actions in libya to be younger solutions of the un security council and that there is no military solution to this conflict and even though russia is not a year lateral mediator in this particular conflict

people should know that who they are they should know what they look like they should be on alert sergei says in his thirteen years he's been working on the site not a single official has taken any interest in his plight which they have they do have far greater databases but just don't want to open them up we did what the should have done for sex offenders here are divided into categories from those so in sentences to those who have passed away but there are many who are marked as at large i wanted a terrifying thought for parents everywhere. every day some six the children become victims of paedophiles in russia that means in the two weeks we've been working on this report more than eight hundred kids have been abused for years russian legislators have been talking about protecting children but for each they failed to act even more innocent lives are being destroyed. written off now see more. and i still to come here on the program a tourist cold spot. nobody doubts destroy the natural beauty of your mother with all the exotic foreigner that they have here but does this place look like

people should know who they are they should know what they look like they should be on alert sergei says in the thirteen years he's been working on the site and not a single official has taken any interest in his plight and with better they do have far greater databases but just don't want to open them up we did what they should have done sex offenders here are divided into categories from those serving sentences to those deceased but there are many who are martyrs at large or wanted at terrifying forward for parents everywhere. every day some six the children become victims of paedophiles. in the two weeks we've been working on this report more than eight hundred kids have been abused for years russian legislators have been talking about protecting children but for each day they claim to act even more innocent lives of the story. now see more. you can always find much more news on our web site of course that's marty talk on along with expert opinions on blogs the best video clips just a glance a couple of our top online stories right now and under the cover of night thousands of troops

has all the syrian opposition against calling for external military help russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov told r.t. that nato saves participation in the libyan conflict how is that a dangerous precedent. libya cases create a determination for money opposition groups in the region to spark similar situations in the expectation that the west would keep world and lead in a complex taking one side it's a very alarming prospect of a hopeless one up on its crucial that government should solve their problems independently. when libya rebels are said to have regained control of the besieged city of ras with help from nato ships in their strikes a top libyan opposition official is in washington for talks with the u.s. all the more support of all recognition british antiwar activists kate hudson thinks the coalition's policy is making a mockery of international law. when the u.n. security council voted to take action against libya it was designed as they said to protect civilians and now it seems that with the escalation of the air attacks they are hitting as it seems more and more civilian

and people should know who they are they should know what they look like they should be on alert sergei says in the thirteen years he's been working on the site not a single official has taken any interest in his plight and they do have far greater databases or just don't want to open the market would be should have done sex offenders here are divided into categories from those serving sentences to those who have passed away but there are many who are marked as at large i wanted a terrifying thought for parents everywhere every day some six to children become victims of paedophiles in russia that means in the two weeks we've been working on this report more than eight hundred kids happen to be four years russian legislators have been talking about protecting children but for each they failed to act even more innocent lives are being. written off guard see more. check out some other international headlines at this hour the couple in charge of the fukushima power plant in japan has released footage from inside the site's most devastated area every shows installation of purifies that are e

people should know that who they are they should know what they look like they should be on alert sergei says is thirteen years he's been working on the site and not a single official has taken any interest in his plight which they do have far greater databases but just don't want to open them up with the should have done sex offenders here are divided into categories from gays serving sentences to days have passed away but there are many who were knocked as at large or wanted a terrifying thought for karen's everywhere. every day some six to children become victims of paedophiles in russia that means in the two weeks we've been working on this report more than eight hundred kids happen to be four years russian legislators have been talking about protecting children but for each day they fail to act even more innocent lives are being. refashion artsy. also overcome this hour in a program a tourist called spot. nobody there destroyed the natural beauty of your mild all the exotic foreigner that they have here does this place look like a tourist paradise to you all certainly the local auth

general assembly in september they met with the foreign minister sergey lavrov to tell him all of this and following that meeting the tele cation seems happy for what they heard from mr lavrov that russia was ready to give the palestinian state a palestinian state their full backing. we're not planning to proclaim independence unilaterally so next september we're going to call on the u.n. to recognize a state and foreign minister sergei lavrov has reaffirmed russia's support for this process to the palestinian delegation they're saying makes them circular for all of they getting that russia will provide full support in palestine and their quest for a palestinian state we have to hear from mr lavrov often the foreign ministry though to confirm what was said in that meeting. with israeli officials over his call for an independent palestinian state he was then forced to back pedal sort of speak when he would have to address the powerful israeli lobby what's been the reaction so far from palestinians course what happened there was the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu really slamme

real people should know who they are they should know what they look like they should be on alert sergei says in the thirteen years he's been working on the site not a single official has taken any interest in his plight. they do have broad grey the databases i just don't want him up there with the should have done or sex offenders here are divided into categories from those serving sentences to those deceased but there are many who are marketers at large a one to it and terrifying thought for parents everywhere. every day since six to children become victims of paedophiles in russia that means in the two weeks we've been working on this report more than eight hundred kids have been in the four years russian legislators have been talking about protecting children but for each they pay into the act even more innocent lives have been. see more. so if you're hungry for more news you can always find it on our web site that's dot com i want expert opinions blogs the latest on the best video clips that's our look at what's on the line if you are right now and have a look at your screen here we

casualties on both sides turkey china and russia criticize the bombardment of libya for minister sergey lavrov thinks nato has already gone beyond the first u.n. resolution to maintain a no fly zone he hits a second resolution to move in ground troops may not come as easy there are several nations feel tricked. if anybody wants to ask for this one it will come to the u.n. security council we will discuss trying to understand what was planned because that integrations from the money that we are seeing now are enough to learn lessons with international opposition on the rois states face an uphill task to make the case for more war britain's prime minister will dealt sending ground troops to libya his defense secretary a bit it's a part of what they plan exactly that but you have members good at the number of civilian deaths from nato bombing a drone likely to welcome this collation of the conflict that it was your london. twenty minutes you can catch an interview with a british member of parliament one of the few voted against taking action and he sees the air offensive quickly heading to

stepped up the offer to become a mediator in the process of negotiations the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov saying that russia does believe it could be effective in bringing about some sort of a resolution. which. russia is ready to maintain dialogue with anyone who is very interested in the quickest ends to the bloodshed in libya and switching to political negotiations we support the african union initiatives aimed at a ceasefire and the beginning dialogue in reaching a national reconciliation. sergei lavrov there reiterating of course russia's position once again and offering to step up as a mediator now to further that effects the russian foreign minister will be meeting with representatives from general alfie's government in moscow and hopefully attempting to enforce once again the necessity of this an immediate cease fire and an end to the conflict ongoing conflict in libya we know that representatives from the rebel government were also supposed to be present in moscow that visit is not going to happen now and according to my colleague and they check out in washington there are

what it was about the idea of including russia in this international contact group on the bia toward sergei lavrov said that in russia's view the only international which is intrusted with the adoption resolutions and one is hearing the implementation of such as the u.n. security council and that any country member to the u.n. which signed under its charter is supposed to follow all of the resolutions and the foundational haunted will believe you know or any other world is simply not needed is a veil of robes. that's going to leave the contact group has established itself and now is trying to take responsibility for the international community's policy tools libya should be not only libya we're hearing voices calling for this group to decide what to do in other states in the region we believe that all sides should be focusing on peaceful resolution of the situation and not supporting one side in an internal conflict which is essentially a civil war. those comments were made at a joint press conference by the russian foreign minister and the chinese deputy foreign minister very often we see

last week however there is a chance things will get better in the coming days that's according to sergei sidorov from uni credit securities. situations where for the mortgages driven is the derivative of the believe it will get worse this year but since we're seeing the russian oil and other commodities the rush it is. my personal fundamental view is that commodities are still going to be going to balance and because there's nothing there nothing trees will believe it be there supercycle is still there so it's not unusual to see a resource for correction there which you know if you're bullish doesn't reach you're buying opportunity. that's the latest business news this hour but remember you can always keep up to date online or r.t. dot com forward slash business i'll have more for you in just under an hour's time see the. some. of. the book. the book your thoughts or to. hear this is true studentships sequence of times in the field visions of the soviet files and ought to see some. more news today.

union initiatives aimed at a ceasefire and beginning dialogue and reaching a national reconciliation sergei lavrov there reiterating of course russia's position once again and offering to step up as a mediator now to further that effect the russian foreign minister will be meeting with representatives from general duffy's government in moscow at hopefully attempting to enforce once again the necessity for us an immediate cease fire and an end to the conflict an ongoing conflict in libya we know that representatives from the rebel government were also supposed to be present in moscow that visit is not going to happen now and according to my colleague and they check out in washington there are some clear cut reasons for why the rebel government might not be interested in a cease fire washington's perfect manually via mahmoud jibril the leader of lidia's transitional national council leapt in study in the u.s. for years and on his latest visit to washington he didn't fail to show how devoted he is to american values we. really believe and we. know what a message we get across to the american p

on to our program we let's cross live to russia as a cullinan grad a region where foreign minister sergei lavrov is holding a joint news conference with his german and polish counterparts well let's listen to him and what. he seemed to see especially regarding the cross border traveling you see i mean i only see chances of this procedure and no risk you mention. shooters and chances for people. the abuse the rules. the suppression told the three ministers. this specific results to think and be expected as a combination of courage summits of the russian ears. and horses your parents or what is your evaluation of the current state of relationship. it's when russia and the european union agree. you make each to be. one of the. well i think we have slightly different criteria. that our relationship should be measured in dollars eight with. charts and figures . for all the european union leaders call those relationships a mobile strategic partnership where our new great acts that we are working on is go into further boost space cooperation and partnership grass for the forthcoming summit summa

war in the syrian opposition against calling for external military help russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov tells our teenager his participation in the libyan conflict may have set a dangerous precedent. it's libya cases creates a temptation for money opposition groups in the region to spark similar situations in the expectation that the west would keep those unwilling to even a complete taking one sides it's a fairly alarming prospect and i hope this won't happen it's crucial both solve their problems independently. in libya rebels are said to over again control of the besieged city of misurata with help from nato warships an air strikes a top libyan official opposition officials in washington with talks with the u.s. administration on more support and possible recognition but british anti-war activists kate hudson thinks the coalition policy is making a mockery of international. when the u.n. security council voted to take action against libya it was designed as they said to protect civilians and now it seems that with the escalation of the air attacks they are hitting as it seems

then people should know who they are they should know what they look like they should be on alert sergei says in the thirteen years he's been working on the site and not a single official has taken any interest in his plight and what they do have are great the databases i just don't want to open them up we did what the should have done sex offenders here are divided into categories from those serving sentences today's deceased but there are many who are martyrs at large or wanted a terrifying fort for parents everywhere. every day some six the children become victims of paedophiles in russia that means in the two weeks we've been working on this report more than eight hundred kids have been abused for years russian legislators have been talking about sex into it for weeks they failed to act even more innocent lives have been destroyed. refashion artsy last. summer check out some of the international headlines this hour the two main a palestinian political forces have reached an agreement ending their four year rift some us and a factor and are planning to form a joint government followin

said it will support the un's efforts to bring the situation in libya under control foreign minister sergei lavrov called for a start to peace talks. this week he wants the bloodshed in libya to change as soon as possible so we have stressed already did we will cooperate with any international efforts to lead to the end of violence today we are meeting the u.n. envoy to libya mr with whom we will discuss the u.n. role in dealing with the situation. meantime professor but a danger on the high profile leader of a radical and vietnam war group back in the sixty's says that the killing of civilians who ever got it is an act of terror. i mean from the year in order to save people is a terrible idea those bad people that usually is terrorism because it's killing civilians in my numbers i think that you can call it a message of. war to free people but i think that of course the wars of the fire of always been wrapped in. paper and ribbons of democracy. and freedom to people it's terrorism we. yes i mean civilian populations. and you can watch that full interview with professor dean dorner that's n

the three time stanley cup winner sergei pillar of he's one of the most talented players the russian hockey has ever produced and he was one of the best known to us who has emerged as the most promising russian player in the kid chill this year i think for a minute or so five don't all be part of this show i think good season good play just roll well and you play those minutes not very big minutes but some ads exceptionally well and use more of your board also especially while so i wish him best of luck he's prediction came true it was bubbles do your earned the title of the league's best ruki the nineteen year old winger showed his worth in the playoffs scoring couple of goals as he held the still makers reach the eastern conference finals before eventually being stuffed in the press by the government cup winners slovakia nevertheless business dream come true for the north to play with one of the spirits here mr gifford of might she made sergei further of has been doing his will to shay's vast experience with me during both the training sessions and games he treated me as no friend