we found stones fans everywhere we turn. >> we're great fans of the rolling stones. >> we're in the stonesght and i got tickets, whew, first night:00 as expected, each fan had a favorite song and as we suspected almost no one knew the lyrics to their favorite as stones song. >> i try, i try, i can't get no, no, no, no, and that is it. [ laughter ] that is about it. >> reporter: you don't know the rest of it? >> i don't. ♪ when i'm driving in my car and i'm doing this and i'm doing that. i can't get to ♪ >> . ♪ jumping jack flash is a gas, gas, gas ♪ that is all i know. [ laughter ] >> i don't know the words. >> reporter: i will start you off, i was born in a crossfire hurricane. >> hey, hey, you, you, get off of my cloud. don't come around, because twos a crowd? >> t ♪ >> reporter: keep going? >> i cat. >> reporter: we'll play you a little bit of the song and you tell us what they are saying.? >> all right. okay. i live on the 99th floor of my 99th block. >> something about don't move around. [ laughter ] >> is is it shake me, shake me, any way you make me? ♪ >> reporter: what is he saying

>> that's how casual things were at rolling stone. you know, whatever we experienced would become the story, and the headline and the photos would reflect that. >> hinojosa: so you also spent some time with amazing... well, one-- michael jackson. >> yes. >> hinojosa: i want to talk about that... >> all right. >> hinojosa: ...because of the fact that he's passed. and then grateful dead, because we know that there are huge grateful dead fans out there. but michael jackson. >> yes. >> hinojosa: how much time did you spend with him, and when you found out that he had passed, what did it symbolize for you as this rock and roll... in essence, you're a rock and roll historian. >> hmm. well, it went back to 1971. anwhat it was was a jackson five tour. and they were going home to gary, indiana, and they were playing a couple concerts around like, you know, lansing, michigan. i'm not quite sure now of the cities, but columbus, ohio, and also encino, california, where they lived. and so i was doing a story that basically trekked them going home,

"freedom in the arts, honoring norman lear, gary trudeau, oliver stone, matt stone, and trey parker." was that pretty much your intent, become a living legend in free expression here? yeah, i think-- this is pretty heavy company here. do you like that picture of us? yeah, when matt and i were, like, 20, i said, "matt, how can we be honored someday for anything?" and we figured, "let's do a cartoon and go that route." so it's-- "how can i be in the same room with oliver stone-- and not at the playboy mansion?" [laughter] where would i be? norman lear was here earlier and talked about how much he enjoyed your show. and he sits down with a nephew, i guess, and he says the bonding experience-- and it was the highest praise. he said what he felt most positively by your show is that it's evocative and people talk about it afterwards. and he said that's all he ever hoped for with his programs. and that's the highest praise possible. yeah-- no, and it was really-- and coming from him, because we were definitely influenced by him as well. and when we saw-- you know, we grew up sort of more wit

people and animals huddled for safety in these rooms built of piled stones.y littered with stones, and it seems that every successive group that passed through here found a different way in which to pile them. these beehive-shaped huts were built during the early christian period. they're so durable that, until recently, local farmers still used them to keep animals. the small chapel of gallarus oratory has stood resolutely here for 1,200 years. the builders of this elegantly simple, waterproof structure did not use mortar. instead, they meticulously placed flat stones in such a way that the oratory has been shielded from rain for more than a millennium. the cliffs of dingle were once the western edge of the known world, and even today, you'll feel like you're poised at the boundary between heaven and earth. [fiddle and guitar playing] man: ♪ listen, annie used to go... ♪ maxa: the welcoming spirits of history envelop western ireland like a soft mist, and emerald hills echoing with fiddle and wooden flute seem always to be beckoning you to come sit by the war

on this grave stone are angels and people weeping. what are people waiting for, their ship? here it comes, borne by the deluge. in a market place now frequented by money changers with beards and baggy trousers, who restores the limbs and who throws open the gates for hollow-eyed gods coming in from babylon with red chests and white furious hair? i wonder who? on the day of march 1st in the 5th year after the second millennium, a massacre took place in babylon. it's my pleasure it introduce the next poet, george evans. . >> first, i would like to read a poem by my dear friend and wife, daisy samora, who was to be here today but is in nicaragua, keeping in mind what michael said about jorge and casablanca, i will read it in her language or my spanish first, then in translation. it's a poem directly addressed to poets but certainly to activists as well. (speaking spanish) no man's

stone into a cart. idea what they're going to take it to the center of plymouth and, under what was then a liberty bowl, flying from a liberty bowl is he one of several five that represent the revolution or and when they take the stone out, it splits. and they let one part in the ocean into the other part in the plymouth. and that was the first idea, they talk about that splitting a stone because they were seeing what was going on. go back to tiffany's manuscript, he is very outraged by the revolution. on religious grounds. he says that the sabbath is being violated again and again by the rebels. that were the only been good, there is no people. pcs the moral and and religious basis for the pick of the people saw other reasons, and i felt i could really go into the reasons that much because there seem to be an individual reason for each person. the other thing is that there was a historian and early 19th century who was trying to round up information about the loyalists, and he produced biographies of h

these men will cast the stones. incredibly, she survives the hundreds of rocks thrown, but then this. we can only show a fraction of the video. an afghan human rights campaigner watched it all. >> when i was watching this, it not only reminded me of those things that can happen in a part of the country, but it created a feeling of fear, a feeling of further hatred of this group, a feeling of fear. what if they returned back? >> after the stunning, the man was brought in. the couple will lure home under the false promise that they would not be harmed. even at the end, they refused to renounce their love. the attack on him was even more pernicious. it is nearly six months since the stoning took place, and no one has been charged. afghan authorities have now seen. the village where it took place is now in taliban hands, but they hope it did the government says it hopes to regain control soon. the killers, that promise, will be brought to justice. >> by telephone and through a translator, i contacted a taliban spokesman

i have washed the mountain, i have washed the stones and the pebbles that clings to the trees. i have washed the mountain. i have lit

i have washed the mountain, i have washed the stones and the pebbles that clings to the trees. i have washed the mountain. i have lit the paths and the back ways around the mountain. i have lit the caves and the stairs and the hidouts in the folds of the mountain. i have washed the summit and every crevice of the mountain so my loved ones might pass in the forenoon of the mountain day. this is called, lament for a market place in babylon, by abdul karin al karid and it's a reference to a suicide bombing. this one and the next one are

i have washed the mountain, i have washed the stones and the pebbles that clings to the trees. i have washed the mountain. i have lit the paths and the back ways around the mountain. i have lit the caves and the stairs and the hidouts in the folds of the mountain.

what other stones have you brought us?e got red diamonds and other colors here. >> yeah, we wanted to bring a sampling of what it is that we do so special at la vive. we bought a nice selection of almost ever color. yellow diamond necklace. >> that is gorgeous. this is how many carats? >> 42 carats intense yellow diamonds. which means it has a really strong color saturation of yellow within the stone. >> and then how many diamonds are around the necklace? >> 75 diamonds totalling 72 carats of white diamonds. >> what's the price of that necklace? >> just about $4 million. >> $4 million for that necklace. and again, same situation with yellow as red in terms of we're not really sure what gives that it tone? >> yellow actually nitrogen is what gives the yellow diamonds their yellow tone. >> okay. and what about this here? >> well, this is a magnificent brooch. and that is a two carat vivid blueish-green diamond surrounded by 16 carats of vivid pink diamonds. >> gorgeous. i know you mine what, one-third of the world's diamonds

john de miranda, president and ceo, stepping stone, san diego, california.liam lossiah-bratt, board of directors, southeastern regional representative, faces and voices of recovery, cherokee, north carolina. dr. clark, why should we be concerned about ethnic and racial differences within the addiction and recovery field, as well as other differences? well, one of the things that we want to make sure is that people who have substance use problems are able to recover and that materials that we use can assist them in that process. and so, you know, there are differences associated with cultural values and beliefs, starting from how one physiologically responds to a particular substance misuse to how certain substances are used in a cultural context. so if we're going to facilitate recovery, we need to understand the language, the beliefs, the social context associated with those substances. and that will help us facilitate that person's recovery by showing that we understand the life experiences that they have associated with their use of substances. and i gath

an apprentice of a dead soldier, who crouches in the wounds of the dead and the dying, who hurls stones at tanks and encroaching soldiers, who stands unmoved before a roiling tank, who stares with barbed eyes. the enemy is never one who kills for no reason. the enemy is never one who must be vanquished at all cost. it is not so easy to kill from the inside, a shifting corridor of blame. not so easy to trace an intricate blame of betrayals and broken treaties. the enemy is not you, the enemy is not me. the enemy is muslim, christian, atheist, hindu, jew. he is our collective face, our evolution, the devolution, the ripening of long injustices. thank you. the next poet is michael palmer. >> what of that wolf hound at full stride. what of the woman that serves as fairl guide and witness to the snowy hive? what of the singer robed in red and frozen at mid-song? and the stone, its brokenness, or the voice oft seen that says note the dragon seen but asking no questions of flight, no questions of irridescence, what of that century, did you see it pass? what of that wolf hound at your back? and

the deal values smurfit stone at $35.65 per share. it comes seven months after smurfitt-stone emerged from bankruptcy. while smurfitt stone had a huge jump, so did the buyer, rock tenn. this 4% jump for r-k-t is a sign of how much the market likes the combination. no surprise that other packaging stocks saw a bump today. temple inland added 5%. mead-west-vaco was up almost 4%. international paper closed up 3%. one other deal, this one for genoptix, a company focused on diagnosing blood cancers. here's the last 52 weeks, nice big range here. the stock shot up 26% on word of a offer from novartis for $25 per share. shareholders have been on quite a ride over the past year, from over $38 in april to the low teens in september. finally tonight with this rise. j.c. penny jumped 7%, but it hasn't been able to break above $35 for the better part of two years. it will add activist hedge fund manager william ackman and chairman of real estate investment trust vornado, steven roth, to its board. >> tom: and that's tonight's "market focus." >> s

the fussing of salesmen, the struggle of life, kids threw stones at one another in the middle of the road while dirty water flooded the avenue and the wind toyed with gates and roof tops, alone in a state of semi oblivion. . >> on the day al-matarazzo street was bombed, did you notice how quickly it folded in itself? or the broken tea cups and coffee-stained saucers, the gray matter, and just before the street was eviscerated by those, just before that moment, did you hear the patter, the proclamation, the prayer as they wrangled and swore, denied and affirmed, did you hear the words as they fell? for a thousand years we have, two thousand years, more coffee? what do you think? but this book says -- map, border, industry, collusion, resistance, truth, spirit, faith, doctrine, domain, love, free, portal, wind, cut. did you hear the euphony of the street like a rain forest of song birds pefrpblged among the crinkle and fluttering leaves of newspapers as they addressed if not solved, defined if not created the problems and the promise of tomorrow? did you hear the explosion, the screech

these men will cast the stones. incredibly, she survives the hundreds of rocks thrown, but then this. [shots fired] we can only show a fraction of the video. a human-rights campaigner watched it all. >> it not only reminded me of earlier days, but there was a fear of further hatred of this group. what if they were to turn back? >> after the storm and shot her, the of the was brought forward. -- the other was brought forward. the copenhagen -- the couple were lured home under the false idea that they would not be harmed. even in the end, they refused to renounce their loved. the attack on him was even more ferocious. it is nearly six months since the stunning, and no one has been charged. the village where it took place is still in taliban hands. they also say they know who is responsible. the killers, the promise, will be brought to justice. by telephone and through a translator, i talked to a the taliban spokesperson. -- i talked to a the taliban spokesperson. >> there are many people wrote who believe that this is

plus the new year brings a new currency to a stone you as the baltic state becomes the latest member of the eurozone but many think it's a cause not for celebrating but for tightening belts. welcome if you just joined us this is r.t. it's five pm new year's day here in moscow. and the developing news story of the soft new really unfortunate way to start the new year at least three people we're hearing now have been killed after a regional russian airliner caught fire and exploded at an airport in the eastern siberian city of sort of good nick with the latest developments for us rena what more do we know we spoke to last when the details of this were first starting to come through can you update us. yes of course well what we know right now like you said. call idea flight three four eight was on its way from so good to moscow didn't manage to take off when the fire started on board and now as far as what exactly happened is to get unknown we do know that there are there have been some reports that. one of the turbans may have caught fire or they may have been in illian objects in one

how set in stone is that plan? people will automatically say, "oh, my god, it is already on paper." >> this is the project manager, but i would say that you commissioner are the people to set things in stone, so, no, things are not set in stone. it is all the draft right now. chair wynns: we need to recognize that when something was put in writing, everyone was in a panic, so that is what commissioner norton is referring to. however, what i am looking for and what i think this committee has discussed in the past is that we want this process to be important and also that we are looking for ways to half inch from discussions without any proposal being made. >> ok, i am going to address this with more after i finish my short par, because it is a great segue to the next point we will make. we are looking to improve transparency, and that includes the transparency of our work as a parent advisory council. we have heard the district staff are holding conversations with the buena vista elementary community and with a midd

stone base. resin panels. metal. windows. so as to the code issues of rear-yard setbacks or vashians and dwelling unit exposure, we -- we -- both of these are relatively minor issues. we have a lot that is irregular inasmuch as it has this railroad spur this the back that provides a sort of diagonal rear lot line and cuts off the back of the property. we have every reason to believe this is going we have every reason to believe this is going to be the state for quite a while. it is difficult if not impossible property to develop behind us. many buildings are 100% lot coverage and many have property line windows right on that spur. so, for all intents and purposes the way we're look agate this is this is mid block open space that will be there for our residents as well as other residents for the foreseeable future. open space is not an issue. we have a large open space on the roof of the the structure, the two dwelling units that deegdepow mentioned down at grade on the sidewalk have internal access to the elevator and drew co

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. >> dominating the living room is a massive 16th century caen stone fireplace from a castle in normandy, france. the ceiling height at vizcaya was set at 20 feet to accommodate the enormous piece, the single most expensive item purchased for the home. the walnut trestle table in the middle of the great hall was said to have belonged to a great dynasty of the italian renaissance. >> always wanting the feeling of home, deering insisted on a custom organ. chalfin felt the organ inappropriate for the formal room and disguised the organ pipes by incorporating baroque columns and a 17th century religious painting. house, maybe the courtyards? there's something about this house, maybe the courtyards? i don't know you get this sense of belonging, a sense of being at home when you come here. and the minute you get here, you get the lush, you see the bay. and i think that's part of it. i think it's a unique, welcoming intimate home for the gilded age. >> the east loggia is where james deering would enjoy his view of biscayne bay and watch ships pass in the distance. the room was filled with wicke

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who threw stones on t.v. don't come. close up the team has been to the homes to return to the land developed by cossacks in ancient times. now wattie goes to the center of russian defense production. with christianity and shamanism existed side by side for centuries. people in remote villages a cut off from the basics we take for granted the completely and republic russia close up on r.t. . from. more news today volunteers once again fled up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are the day. in the snow. so if it's a look. i'm cold. toto. married cool. results and. new supply and spawn. golden cliff results and spawn photo a one world cruise hotel discovery peach hotel. the sea entrepreneur resort. to barracuda. hotel suites hotel.

a stone era starting twenty eleven with the bank machine the dishing out a new currency as the baltic state becomes the seventeenth member of the eurozone are to exam the boy has been discovering that while officials are celebrating the historic switch a stone eons of fearing their poor living standards are about to get worse. chatting about the bad and the worst these to france italy sions apart irina and her native the store near here are lent but they have one concern on their minds how to make it in this tough economic times march according to rena their definitions of hardship couldn't be more different he said i knew if irish people had a chance to experience what life is like here in stony athens i think there would have been no rallies in dublin they simply don't appreciate what they have to take my friend for example she gets an employment payout each month and with this money she is able to support her child to study and stay for air tickets to visit her parents here in a stone here if you are on welfare when dystonia you simply can't make ends meet with the gap in living st

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plus the new year brings a new currency to a stone year as the baltic state becomes the latest member of the eurozone but many think it's a cause not for celebrating but for tightening belts. welcome the seven pm new year's day here in moscow kevin zero in on our top story at least three people have been killed after a regional russian airliner caught fire and exploded at an airport in the western siberian city of sort of good. as the latest developments. first of all the incident happened around one pm mosco time in so good the plane was seconds away from takeoff it was ready to take off for moscow when one of the engines has caught fire and what happened afterwards actually was pending and chaos on board among more than hundred passengers on board were members of one of russia's most famous pop groups and they have actually already spoken about what happened they were eyewitnesses of course they said that first black smoke filled the cabin sparks went flying everywhere people of course started panicking climbing literally over the heads of one another in order to get out of the pass

stone weekly in his basement. he rates a really nice bill murphy of stone that cannot recently, but stone says the time he felt like a ghost he began to talk, anti-war talk, and he said fellow subversives and the fbi, because of course the fbi wasted tremendous amounts of resources following around figures like i.f. stone as they did howard zinn. i used some of the files on zinn that were just released on the freedom of information act the describe the folly of internal security, and i can assure you homeland security is just they were the most craven, the people with the least moral center, the least as says the capacity to say no so not only did we decimate pravachol progressive popular movements, but at the same time we destroy the poor of liberal institutions as well. and this coincided with the corporate state. it saw probably the last great champion in this country, and we will roo the data we walked out on this guy was ralph nader -- [applause] who pushed through one piece of greed legislation after another

and admire stone from a young age. while my mother recalls that she was at a loss denser in questions from guests. they wonder which of the two she loved norm well her father or comrade stella. frankly she loved both an equal measure. of sky has survived five years of imprisonment before being exiled to the city of monkey done to work as a graphic designer at the local theater her job was to paint soviet style stars and write slogans on red banners it was during her stint idiot or that she met her future husband also an artist and ex in me. she was the carriage throughout the rest of her life whenever her husband was going to tell somebody about to live she did like this and that she wouldn't let him say anything she was afraid as time went by nina realised one of her ambitions she was acclaimed as an artist but never again were her thoughts recorded in a diary as emotional and sincere as they had been in her childhood but she still steered clear of public demonstrations and never used red colors in her paintings and i

my company along with arch stone smith it the sponsor of 340 fremont street. i'll keep my comments exceedingly brief and just offer to be available for questions should -- should any of you have questions. we're part of the rincon hill plan. we were approved as part of the rincon hill plan which was a man that allows the development of high-rise residential buildings in rincon hill which of course is downtown. it is near transit. it is near jobs. we continue to believe that the rincon hill plan represents excellent planning. we're glad to be a part of it. the ren we're before you today is that we are in the midst of the a -- of a still severe economic recession. part of the consequences of the globaling and national recession, it is not feasible or not possible to finance the construction of the project like 340 fremont street, a 400-foot tower which would be a rental building and has three stories of below grade parking. i'm -- i think the building on develop -- developing at hawthorne street is the last high-rise building to be developed in san francisco. th

a stone starting with bank machines dishing out a new currency. becomes the seventeenth. discovering that while officials are celebrating the historic switch themselves. living standards to get us. past chatting about the bad and the worst these two france italy botia is a part irina in her native. arland but they have one concern on their minds how to make it in these tough economic times according to rena their definitions of hardship couldn't be more different he said i knew if i wish people had a chance to experience what life is like here in the stone i think there would have been no rallies in dublin they simply don't appreciate what they have to take my friend for example she gets an employment payout each month and with this money she's able to support a child with a study and say for air tickets to visit her parents here in estonia if you are on welfare when a stone you simply can't make out meet with the gap in living standards within the european union is huge but it may get even bigger play did you join the euro zone from january first the studio now has to co

one hundred twenty or even more want to stone you join the european union in two thousand and four most of. the membership is their ticket to perspire achieve the country drastically cut social spending to feed the e.u. requirements a move that provoked little public discontent historians just tighten their belts and according to the country's finance minister they're ready to do it again this time to lead the irish continue wearing their cloth loose. you can avoid obligation if you're. taken to the club if you're some or if we are and inviting smile this group has become a poster child for stoney's inclusion into the euro zone but the reality of this move is proving far less alluring the average unemployment benefit in our line is eight hundred euros that's what a joblessness thornier would get in the year and about policy makers are trying to portray this issue as a matter of solidarity and european union some a story and see it as a sign of discord in living standards and inequality in shouldering the hardship of the work of art the tallinn estonia. of course twenty four hours a day

the new year brings a new currency to the stone here is the baltic state becomes the latest member of the eurozone but many think it's of course not for celebrating but for tightening belts. welcome this is our team it's now four pm new year's day here in moscow my name's kevin and i'm fortunate used to start the year breaking news this hour at least one person has reportedly been killed after a regional russian airliner caught fire an exploded at an airport in the eastern siberian city of sort of good art is really good because on the phone with the latest developments arena what do we know about this incident so far ok everybody point of course all the details are still murky and very the information that we're getting is very but like you said one person is dead is it fifty two year old woman at least twenty have very. burns the varying degrees of the that at least twenty five people have received poisoning. the incident happened at the sir good airport earlier today when the plane that was destined for most caught fire while it was taxiing for takeoff wasn't in the air it was just