in colombia a lot of the area where the farc guerrillas are is jungle. there are no roads and the area. there are boats but in colombia it is devoid of state presence in those areas, and so the farc guerrillas can become the rule of law and i think in afghanistan there is a correlation with that and the drugs are grown evenly and afghanistan and colombia. there are a lot of similarities and whether similar things can be applied i think we should take a look at what is actually happening over the four decades of this drug war and what real success is really, but. even though the government organizations can present numbers and say oh we are having so much success, this year the coca growing in colombia is down, well if you look at the whole context of the picture, it is actually the coca growing is up in peru. so it is just passing the buck to another country and looking at it in a very small, small view to say this is a success. but if we look at it, why is this been going on for so many decades and so many millions of dollars in summoning lives lost in t

he would say okay i will negotiate but, and the farc would say the other side was just as bad. the farc would say we want have the country to be demobilized before we will even talk to you in so it was ridiculous posturing going back and forth never got anyone anywhere so sufi of a higher class in some cases that may have meant some people fall she will be the last one that they would really because she was the only one getting the than any press. the american public didn't care there were three americans, and the colombians are sorted so used to this kind of kidnapping they live with it daily that there is not constant outrage. the families march and they do a lot of events, but i don't think that helped her any and probably heard her more than anything. >> great. thank you very much to victoria bruce the book is halsted's nation, a great book. let's give them a round of applause. [applause] >> this event was hosted by the new america's foundation here in washington. to find out more, visit newamerica.net. >>> this week on "the communicators" a discussion with congressman bob

the farc have been badly hit over the last eight years or nine years. the u.s.eace process we had was in 1992. they want to gain some political traction. they are hoping they can trust the government into peace talks. -- can trump the government into peace talks. marcos vacera and the release of more hostages by the weekend is certainly a move in the right direction and will work as a confidence-building measure. >> they are estimated to be holding about 20 hostages. do we know of the other hostages, the four of them that will be released? >> the other four are members of the security forces who have been captured by the guerrillas during various operations. the release today of mr. vacero, he is the only politician in the group. the others, at least 10 or perhaps a bit more, they are, again, mostly members of the security forces. the guerrillas had in the past wanted to exchange them for their comrades held in prison. no government agreed to that. they realize that the hostages had become a physical and a political liability and they are hoping that, with these

. >> the farc has promised to release hostages on friday and saturday. they're perhaps and prompting the government into peace talks. they do appear to be interested in dialogue but they have demanded that all of the hostages in rebel hands be released. the rebels were willing to release all of the remaining hostages over the next six months which could pave the way for peace negotiations to end 46 years of civil conflict. >> you are watching "a bbc news ." refugees in the u.s. are thinking about going home to the sudan. three bombs have exploded in the northern iraqi city of kirkuk killing at least 70 people. -- killing at least seven people and injuring 70. two police are among the dead. these are the biggest attacks in the city for around six months. no group has claimed responsibility for the attacks. >> two bombs had already gone off in the city. and emergency vehicles or racing to assist. amazingly, the camera man staggered to his feet and kept filming. three bombs in total, six dead, and more than 30 wounded. this is what they experienced. this is

in colombia five hostages held by the rebel group the farc are set to be release in the next few hours. staff from the red cross are preparing to pick up the men as they are give giving clearance to fly to a secret location in the jungle. prosecutors in italy are filing a request on wednesday for the prime minister silvio berlusconi to be put on trial. they want hill charged for accusations he paid for sex with a 17-year-old girl and used his influence to get her out of trouble with the police. duncan kennedy reports from rome. >> silvio berlusconi faces two allegations, first that he paid for sex with a 17-year-old girl and second that he abused his power by putting pressure on police to release her on an unrelated theft charge. known as ruby, this is the woman involved. both she and mr. berlusconi deny there was snism. the prime minister accepts he called police on her behalf because, he said, she needed help. prosecutors said he went further saying ruby is the granddaughter of the egyptian president hosni mubarak. the prosecutor will now pass their investigation onto a judge in mila

see the administration is not yet behind them yeah i have a hard time believing that it was that the farce that there are so civil liberties sensitive considering some of their other positions and other actions like putting people on assassination lists that are american citizens without any due process are going to keep people detained indefinitely but you know that's for another day now exactly let's move from the president to congress we know that they just passed these extensions to the patriot act although they're only a three month extension and then we found out thanks to the electronic frontier foundation and this freedom of information request act that they had that. that the f.b.i. has actually been pushing for this since two thousand and six that they have been the lobbying congress member so what do you think the chances are that they would go for it. oh. no i am giving the government more power over the internet is happening not just on those two fronts you have to be sure it acts in the wiretapping dispute it's also happening on the data retention front we want to force their

face up to fifteen years in prison but this county has strongly denied the allegations calling the case a farce the trial is scheduled to begin in early april and will they had power three judges all of them women. and the nasa spacecraft star does has started behaving badly the first pictures of a comet it's flown pause the close encounter will give scientists unique information on how these great balls of ice and role change of the towing the cross just taking more than seventy high resolution images scientists say the pictures show evidence of a crater on the comet which may have been created by and. if enough the craft which visited in two thousand and five life. the winter olympics in the russian city of sort of pro chain with only three years left to make all the preparations and all she's safe and now is it caught up with the c.e.o. the twenty fourteen organizing committee dmitri trenin xango to get the latest on the build up to the games that interview is out next. thanks. thanks a lot for being with us today my pleasure right so three or so ago till the opening of two thousand and four

could face up to fifteen years in prison but as cody has strongly denied the allegations calling the case a farce the trial is scheduled to begin in early april and will be heard by a panel of three judges all of them women. but winter olympics in the russian city of seoul show fast approaching with only three years left to make all the preparations for sure now as it caught up with this c.e.o. this sochi twenty fourteen organizing committee dimitri. to get the latest on the build up to the games that continues up next. thank you. is that jessica thanks a lot for being with us today my pleasure right so three or so ago till the opening of two thousand and fourteen in sochi you said in one of your recent interviews that time is your main challenge how ready are you what does this mean that maybe you're afraid that you're not going to be done in time you wrote we just in the middle for wonderful journey to deliver the most in a way to ever olympic and paralympic games which will celebrate this period we knew more than russia through sustainable positive changes and we interim will inspire the world

trial of the thai and prime minister to begin going has rejected all accusations and labeled the case a farce. senior official from the south of sudan has repeated accusations that the north was arming militias operating in the region at least two hundred eleven people have been killed in a wave of violence over the last week in south sudan's oil rich state more bodies have been found in remote villages the violence has highlighted security concerns in the region the last month opted overwhelmingly to declare the panels from the north. well that brings us up to date here in r.t.f. next all the latest business news with you a status. hello and welcome to your business update the week's news maker of bt b. which successful a sold ten percent of its shares on monday and has plenty to snap up bank of moscow is expecting the record profits for twenty ten the addition in addition to these positive developments p.t.b. step but it chairman gathered more says that non-performing loans have been steadily shrinking in the last year while its credit but follow is growing a bath the market. in two thousan

farce... [laughter] at the age of 12, or to be fair about it, probably 12 1/2, though still i didn't know very much about farce and practically nothing about sex at that time-- or at least, my knowledge of sex was singular-- [laughter] i wrote this three-act sex farce. very short acts. each act was about eight or ten minutes. and i'd like to think that she threw it away. i know i gave it to her to read, and it was not discussed after that, and i didn't make carbon copies or anything in those days, and so it vanished. so she became my first critic. but, you know, considering-- as i think back on that play now-- she may have been a good critic, but i still disapproved of it. what kind of 12-year-old writes a three-act sex farce? a playwright. [laughter] and you went on. you weren't at all discouraged by the total suppression of your work. oh, no, no. not at all. you went on to write plays. no, i didn't. i didn't write plays again, however, for about 17 years. i wrote novels and poetry and short stories and essays. did you share those with your mother? no, no. good god, no. no. after that event w

i mean obviously they did serve some money for helping to democracy but we need to be the council farce frizzy should probably try to look at what's going on on first before you strike that they can try and sort themselves out. at this moment our country is going through these big cuts and that money i think could be used for our own ben it's the aid package being proposed by e.u. and us leaders is potentially the biggest since the end of the second world war it's being dubbed the new marshall plan after the money that america gave to europe after the war to help rebuild a decimated economy and create jobs but robert oulds from the british group says we should be concentrating on trade not aid countries such as egypt and tunisia and other countries developing nations are hurt their agricultural policies are damaged as a result of the european union's policies we need to have trade policies which stop hurting the third world would stop hurting developing nations and that that would be the better way of securing a long term. for countries that are these emerging democracies instead europe

the trial of the prime minister to begin with stony has rejected all accusations and labeled the case a farce. while crosstalk is on the way just over a five minutes time first it's the latest business news with a stable. hello time for your business update and this week's news maker of b two b. which successful a sold of ten percent of its shares on monday and just learning to snap up bank of moscow is expecting the record profits for twenty ten in addition to these positive developments deputy chairman get but moore says that non-performing loans have been steadily shrinking in the last year while its credit but fall is growing above the market. in two thousand and ten we close in the years or so i think we expect to grow above market. expectation will grow somewhere in the area of twelve to fourteen percent for this year for two thousand and eleven we have you know fairly high growth expectations we think. for book will grow in line with market and we think there will be approximately fifteen percent. told book will grow above the market and we expect to hear growth of about twenty percent

this is turning into somewhat of a force with a lot of people jumping on the ass on fame or infamy bandwagon. all right laura what farce of the side drawing a slant has been constantly saying that has actually addition to sweden may become just a random stop have there been any facts suggesting our farms may end up in u.s. custody. we haven't heard anything from the u.s. recently since a few months ago they said that that what we were hearing reports that the u.s. was preparing espionage charges against him and also trying to change the espionage law in a way that could be used against julian assange and of course the defense's main fear if a soldier is extradited to sweden is that it will only be a stopgap for him and that he'll go straight on from there to america the when he has received some death threats from people including u.s. politicians including sarah palin the governor of alaska he says that he should be hunted down like al qaida so there is certainly a worry that if he does go to sweden he would he with there then go on to the u.s. and in fact he has had sites of some wiki leaks cables that talk about the

her release from custody on theft charges the premier denies the accusation he says the call for a trial is quote a farce. the pharmaceutical industry in the united states has come up with a new drug and this one is for pets who are feeling a bit down doggy prozac is just one of many products in a very lucrative market but as artie's lauren lyster has been finding out some americans feel doctors care more about making money than that of curing disorders. the most common things that we prescribe medication for in dogs are questionings ideas hoarders. have project works great on dogs you heard it right doggie prozac a b. flavored version of the well known human anti-depressant government approved and being perscribe by veterinarians for canines in crisis there is a significant population of dogs that really have suffering from separation anxiety the drug company one of the largest is banking on that they believe up to seventeen percent of us dogs are suffering from this mental affliction it's an idea some would scoff at i definitely understand being skeptical so is this really a quest to help feisty fido's

official washington islamic enemy is the stuff of hollywood farce. the islamists are a limited band of fanatic neil this ready to kill widely and indiscriminately for the per jury of murdering and ready to sacrifice their lives because my daughters go to the university. early presidential primaries every four years and because i, may god forgive me, and one or more sam adams after work. he would be at most a lethal innocents and not the national security threat posed today to a lesser or greater degree by enron, the saudis, islamic imperialism and the sunni islamist movement inspired by osama bin laden. this view is unfortunately endemic in both u.s. political parties. much of the u.s. and western media and perhaps most damaging, much of the academy, especially at our most prestigious universities. it is in my judgment that this view is almost entirely without substantiation. as it continues to be washington's working assumption america will slowly but surely be defeated through the loss of prestige, blood, financial solvency, and domestic political c

denies the accusations saying the call for a trial is a farce. all the way a little bit later duggie prozac and criminal practices we explore. in the united states and find out why some americans feel it's out of control. and one thousand year old girls cold blooded plan to kill her mother and brother has shocked russia's southern city of volgograd the girl carefully planned the assassinations of her family twice allegedly hoping to gain ownership of their apartment on the first attempt the killer ran off with the money and on the second the police were called in. he has this chilling story. hands against the wall criminal police were you doing here i've come harun she came home to check that her family's dead the claim of detectives organized this thing in which this nineteen year old woman tried to mastermind a cold blooded murder of her mother and brother she's admitted her guilt but is awaiting trial for sentence volgograd formally known as the city with strong but to the arctic and family values the motherly figure is sacred for everyone here

the golden gate this morning. as many as 14 or does came within 30 ft. of their boat, with more than 30 minutes. killer whales usually don't venture this farce of the naturalist attribute their presence to improving wales migrating north. traffic on this wednesday, the bay bridge toll plaza no problems headed westbound into san francisco. we will be back. actress lindsay lohan pleaded not guilty to felony grand theft. she is accused of stealing a $2,500 necklace while she's been on probation. the judge talk directly to the actors about the serious nature of the case. >> the felony is a different situation and you're not entitled. you need to follow the laws just like everybody else. look around this room, everyone else in this room has to follow the law. the court, the d.a., the attorney, the sheriff's deputy. you're no different than anyone else. please, don't push your luck. >> if she is convicted she could face up to three years in state prison. do you need to confess your sins? there's a knack for that. kimberlee sakamoto has a look at the no application officially approved by catholic bishops. >> it's called can fashion a roman catholic

he calls the charges farcical. a farce he says trumped up by his political enemies. the money was a gift given to ruby because he thought she was a niece of then egyptian president hosni mubarak. italy's women don't seem to believe him. they marched in their tens of thousands over this past weekend demanding he resign. after all the scandals involving a series of much younger women, after dozens of unsuccessful prosecutions over corruption charges, ruby heartstealer may turn into ruby careerender. >> he's accused of having had sex with an underaged girl and paid for it. he's accused of having abused his power. everyone can understand that, can identify with that sort of accusation. >> reporter: the case is due to be heard in early april before three women judges. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> couric: there's a new twist in another high profile case in italy. a court there today ordered the parents of amanda knox to stand trial for libeling the police. knox is the american student convicted of murdering her college roommate in italy. her parents have claimed the

the same prison. >> hosni mubarak is a farce. >> but this requires more than the ousting of dictator. >> we need to get our money back. there are a lot of billions pierre >>. >> we must release all the political prisoners now, not tomorrow. >> many are looking at a much simpler things and the ideals of revolution. money is in short supply. today, the stands are deserted. traders like miguel are paying a heavy price for political change. >> do you work on commission? >> yes. >> are you getting paid? >> no. i have been here for three weeks without money. >> everyone is lining up for a piece of the new egypt, but the challenge for the generals is how to balance the pace of reform with the desperate need to restart the economy. there has been a seismic change in egyptian society. people are more determined to speak out. they are organized. they have -- there challenging the power of the old regime at every level. can they keep up this momentum and the unity? can begin a meaningful change that they all want? -- ken day gain the meaningful change that they all want? -- can they gain the meaningful change

the outside, he explained his actions. >> we have decided not to participate in these closing arguments because as far as we are concerned, it is a complete farce, given that the judges will not have the foundational information enclosed in a written submissions. >> that inside the court, the accused saddam of listening to the prosecution of's closing arguments. the prosecution said that he was directly responsible for the campaign of terror in sierra leone. he had been the key figure, the godfather. his ultimate objective was to pillage the country's resources. after the first break of the morning, charles taylor failed thrift -- to return to court. >> i do not see him. >> the accused president committee is not in court. >> i will take it there for that he has deliberately violated that order and absented himself voluntarily. >> the prosecution carried on summing up their closing arguments, but without the accused or his lawyer in court, this trial has been thrown into uncertainty. bbc news, in the hague. >> do stay with us, if you can come up on "bbc world news." still to come for you -- portrait of gaza. ed meet the award winning german phot

he is too busy dealing with the refugee crisis to deal with what he has previously labeled a farce. but his lawyers faced the press, saying the charges were a politically-motivated smear campaign. >> i think all of this will turn into a boomerang for the justice system. the citizens who have respect for real justice understand that what is happening here is a trumped up case. >> prosecutors in said the evidence is overwhelming, and that is why they called for an immediate trial. they allege berlusconi paid for sex with the moroccan nightclub dancer known as ruby, who was 17 at the time. he is also charged with abuse of power for attempting to get her released from custody after she was arrested for theft. the case impacted berlusconi's popularity rating. >> i think it is right he should go to court to explain himself. he should accept the legal process, not resist it. >> i think justice has to take its course, and all people must be treated equally before the law. >> theó starting date for the trial has been set for april 6. berlusconi's lawyers are expected to challenge the competen

mr.berlosconi has called the allegations groundless and has referred to the upcoming trial as a farce. >>> and bill martin is tracking the storm soaking the bay area right now. we'll have more after the break. >>> dozens of mayor retailers are now being sued because of a zip code ruling by california's supreme court. wal-mart, macy's and target are among the stores. last week the supreme court ruled it's illegal in california for clerks to ask for the zip codes of customers using credit cards. in the ruling, one justice said judges are now free to award token fines for violations. >>> this evening the dublin city council considered increasing nonsmoking units in apartment buildings to 75% by the year 2013. the council is expected to take the matter again in the months ahead. >>> a house owned by apple ceo steve jobs in wood side is gone and that is just the way he wanted it. as you can see from these pictures in news chopper 2, the 1920s mansion is now a pile of rubble. for years steve jobs fought preservationists to demolish the home to build a smaller home. he argued it would have c

secure her release from custody on theft charges the premier denies the accusations saying the call for a trial is a farce. now if your approach is feeling a little low these days fear no more there are companies that claim they're just the right pill for it canine prozac is one of many pet products in a very lucrative market but as the pharmaceutical industry keeps growing some fear it's turning into a cash cow lauren lyster investigates if there's a conflict of interest when it comes to profit and quality. the most common things that we prescribe medication for dogs are questionings i.v. disorders. they have project works great on dogs you heard it right doggie prozac a b. flavored version of the well known human anti-depressant government approved and being prescribed by veterinarians for canines in crisis there is a significant population of dogs that really have suffering from separation anxiety the drug company one of the largest is banking on that they believe up to seventeen percent of us dogs are suffering from this mental affliction it's an idea some would scoff at i definitely understand being

he is too busy dealing with the refugee crisis to deal with what he has previously labeled a farce. but his lawyers faced the press, saying the charges were a politically-motivated smear campaign. >> i think all of this will turn into a boomerang for the justice system. the citizens who have respect for real justice understand that what is happening here is a trumped up case. >> prosecutors in said the evidence is overwhelming, and that is why they called for an immediate trial. they allege berlusconi paid for sex with the moroccan nightclub dancer known as ruby, who was 17 at the time. he is also charged with abuse of power for attempting to get her released from custody after she was arrested for theft. the case impacted berlusconi's popularity rating. >> i think it is right he should go to court to explain himself. he should accept the legal process, not resist it. >> i think justice has to take its course, and all people must be treated equally before the law. >> the starting date for the trial has been set for april 6. berlusconi's lawyers are expected to challenge the competenc

israel which is the top recipient and what they're doing is supporting a military dictatorship and they're doing that enthusiastically so this rhetoric about democracy is a complete farce said there's no chance the muslim brotherhood would know elections you know the difficulty for the united states is that mubarak is what is really the key that they see has been holding israel and place and as such mubarak and his regime have been complicit in oppressing the palestinian people as well while the u.s. is pledging its bets the u.s. has a tendency to fund both the both the those in power and to the opposition because that way either way it wins there is a recognition on the part of the state department that there is great discontent in egypt that there are that there have been riots there that there's a potential for the overthrow of this dictator who they've kept in power for thirty years recognizing that it's important to the state department to make sure that whoever is going to come and take his place will also be an ally of the united states. well that was anthropology professor pyne explaining washington's position on egyptian uprising and staying with a country whe

so i think a lot of the stuff that we've now already farc -- factored in like this business about wireless mobility still has yet to show up in american society as, as, you know, in its full social ramification. and those changes when they happen, they're always slower, they're always subtler because they sort of bubble up, but at the end of the day it's really the social changes catalyzed by the technology that turn out to be the really big deal. >> host: if you could redesign the fcc -- [laughter] where would you start? >> guest: i would start with spectrum policy. spectrum policy, which seems to be about spectrum, about how we manage spectrum -- i'm sorry. >> host: you can just keep talking. >> guest: all right. spectrum policy is actually about the state of radio engineering circa the early 1930s. and the way we managed spectrum was to say one and only one antenna can broadcast on any given spectrum in any given locale because we have no way to know how to manage interference. there's one little slice of spectrum where that didn't matter which was 2400 gigahertz because it is the radio

western leaders were quick to align themselves with the protests but as laura amad explains calls for democratic changes are after decades of supporting farce regime. president obama started a my belief that an orderly transition must be meaningful. it must be peaceful and it must begin now and then faithfully one off to the other one the other governments followed suit. to show these democratic change has to start now. it needs to happen now for greater freedom and democracy in egypt and it seems the theme was contagious as the call for a new egypt spreads uncontrolled across the western mass media there were two hundred and fifty thousand people in the streets of cairo protesting for democracy this is how democracy happens but what right do u.s. and european leaders have to get involved in what's essentially domestic unrest about dissatisfaction with a ruler who cares what they want in egypt certainly not these demonstrators at the egyptian embassy in london they supported the egyptian regime for such a long time and in fact they are they give the regime and now they are talking about democracy in respect of human rights of this and so ob

this is a farce because of ben bernanke still in charge of the federal reserve bank and the inflation that we see in the next headline interactive map of recent food riots in france sykes this is from zero hedge and they show an interactive map disclosing all the recent documented price hikes private protests riots see there up to an all over the world at the edge of the american empire oh yeah this is this is funny if they think because of the business insider today that headline saying the reason people are erupting in north africa is because they're inspired by the liberation of iraq. no you spinmeister ing apologetic morons the people don't want to end up like iraq half a million dead civilians as america tries to feel another country of energy part of the reason why i believe that these riots are up to us not only the insulation but also the fact that the us empire is crumbling and just like with what happened with rome and the collapse of the roman empire the barbarians were at the gate once they sensed that the empire was vulnerable and no longer able to maintain its empire and

year they said everything needs to be on the table so i mean if you don't touch entitlement spending then is this entire thing kind of a joke. yeah it's a farce if you don't touch entitlements spending in defense of obama or in fairness to him the republicans are going to some point come out with their own version and i would be surprised if they proposed anything major on the title and front either they've talked about cutting fifty or one hundred billion in spending this year but in terms of actually of the and a few really vocal budget hawks on their side you know what paul ryan and what not for the most part of the mainstream wing of the party doesn't want to touch them either so they'll complain and people are going to say obama didn't express leadership on this issue but ultimately the g.o.p. is going to have just as hard of a time going out to be sacred cows well we've already heard a lot of complaints from republicans from tea partiers that obama didn't go far enough here of course there are going to be a lot of unhappy democrats that don't want to see some of these community service programs have cuts in them so where do we actually

one more example of the point exceptional behavior in the julian assange case another factor this is also a case that has descended at times into farce and today is no exception there's a new book out by a man called daniel dumpsite burke who used to work with julian ourselves at wiki leaks and he is essentially written a book about our sons and his relationship with him the most bizarre thing about the allegations that dump site back has made something to do with his cat he said that our sons lived with him for a while invest bought in germany and that has a cat which julian and sid into a war of supremacies where the senshi attacking the cat and then pulling back saying he would win sometimes the cat one sometimes i saw one and he says that that shows that ourselves is some kind of power hungry maniac we haven't heard any more about the espionage charges that the u.s. is said to be preparing against julian astonished but we do know that politicians and other people in the us have come out very much against him in terms of the relationship between sweden and the us which is a call to what all this hinges on essentially if you look a

of camera crews hundreds of hundred at least representatives of the media here but this is also a case that has descended at times into farce and today is no exception there's a new book out by a man called daniel don't cite but who used to work with student ourselves at wiki leaks and he has essentially written a book about our son and his relationship with him he says that as always has an emperor a complex that he wants to be the king and the all powerful person in everything and he also alleges that a son has turned into the sort of man that he used to hate the sort of man that he used to want to bring to justice but the most bizarre thing about the allegations that has made something to do with his cat is that our sons lived with him for a while invest garden in germany and. has a cat which julian and sit into a war of suprema see where the senshi attacking the cat and then pulling back seeing who would win sometimes the cat one sometimes i saw one and he says that that shows that ourselves is some kind of power hungry maniac so really a lot of people trying to jump on this bandwagon take advantage of us on his fame or

farce. one funny play involved a local player. final second. afc runs the hook and ladder.rticularly interested in making a tackle. mack was interested in scoring. former cal center turning on the jets. out of my way little man. 6 foot 4, 3 helpful pounds he scores. pants falling down. not a pretty scene. mack squad lost 55-41. that's the highlight that will live forever. the warriors off until thursday. host milwaukee but tonight in the nba cavs got a look at the past. wasn't pretty either. faced james in miami. all eye on the king. cleveland defense for getting about wade. the 34 point. for flash. p.diddy in the front row. look at me. i'm important. lebron. with authority. dunking on former teammate head. 117-90. cleveland now lost 21 straight 2 shy of the nba record of 23. >> brutal. who do the seahawks play again. >> yes. steelers. >> thanks larry is that thank you. >> "nightline"up next thanks for watching. >> for all of us here, thanks for joining us. >> see you tomorrow. good night ng ring. progresso. oh yes hi. can you put my grandma on the phone please? thanks. exc