colonel leo tolstoy was involved in those events he's a direct descendant of a famous russian writer of the same name for more than twenty years he served as a bodyguard for every soviet leader coming to the crimea from britain have to go. on august the nineteenth one thousand nine hundred one colonel tolstoy received an order from top k.g.b. officials instructing him to block all exits from the residence both to the mountains and to the sea. well we're still i was under orders not to let anyone out what about the president line quired their reply was that he too was not to be let out. was completely isolated all communications in t.v. broadcasts were cut i was this footage was around. the basement of the saudi residence of the child dictates a sticker is a concern that was an unconstitutional has taken place. meanwhile your balls should avail an employee at the photos post office was receiving scores of telegrams addressed to me. they included both official telegrams and telegrams from people all over the country urging him to hold out to the bitter end but it was impossible to pass

on august nineteenth one thousand nine hundred ninety one colonel tolstoy received an order from top k.g.b. officials instructing him to block all exits from the residence both to the mountains and to the sea. also i was under orders not to let anyone out what about the president i inquired their reply was that he too was not to be let out. completely isolated all communications intimate broadcasts were cut. this footage was brown from. the basement of the saudi residence of the child to texas tech as a concern that. was an unconstitutional has taken place. meanwhile your ball version of l. an employee at the fed also post office was receiving scores of telegrams addressed to me. think looted both official telegrams and telegrams from people all over the country thirteen him to hold out to the bitter end but it was impossible to pass them on to the soviet leader. we had no idea how the situation would work out in the end whether we would be allowed to go home if we would be arrested and. no effective measures were taken they simply let things slide. in the end the coup failed and gor

. >> and we learned later from inside the court that ratko mladic had requested a tolstoy novel, novels and a game of chess. he was found 60 miles of belgrade. several houses were raided. mladic was found at a relative's home about to go for a predawn walk. he was alone at the time and offered no resistance. ratko mladic had been living in some small farm house for at least a couple of months. when the police came here they found a couple of weapons but they also found an expired i.d. with his real name. clearly didn't expect that he would be found here. >> say something. >> one of his relatives, a nephew, was at the property today and reacted angrily to our being there. >> hey! >> it turned out a policeman lived just four doors down the street and other neighbors were equally hossty. you didn't know he was living here? zorko lives across the road from the house. she said she didn't know general mladic was hiding inside. >> i'm shocked. i come here every day and i never saw him, never, never, never. most people around here think the best of him. >> the people, like many in this communit

was well enough today to make some demands, though, telling jail officials he wanted strawberries, tolstoy novels and a television. in this country, presidential politics. mitt romney is ready to run, sarah palin's ready to ride and cbs news political analyst john dickerson is following it all. john, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, harry. the slow-starting republican race is picking up. mitt romney will make it official in new hampshire next week. today he was in iowa. he said the president's policies have failed on the economy, which is his principle campaign message. the political question in iowa is how hard will romney campaign there? he hasn't been in the state in seven months, and the high concentration of evangelical voters are not his natural constituency. he's got to strike a balance. campaign hard enough to avoid a big loss in the party's first contest but not risk so much time and money that he neglects other states where he has a better chance. >> smith: he was also asked about house budget chairman paul ryan's medicare plan. did he endorse it? >> not exactly. the ryan

but you read your tolstoy and faulkner and you think i can write like them too. and you think that these french people or russian people or american people, turkish people are also, their humanity are also interesting. their politics, their art also matters. let me express what i feel in my corner of the world. i think it's also interesting too, as i travel, say, in korea, india, other parts of the world. i think that that, what third world or nonwestern world lacks is that conviction that their human experience is also important. this is where we come to the dignity of arab springs. once you understand your importance, you want your dignity back. once you want your dignity back, you understand that you want democracy. and once you have democracy, you want to express yourself. express the silly details of daily life thinking that they will mean much, that thinking that people in argentina or north korea will be interested. people in america or australia would be interested in your humanity. that's why-- novels are liberating because all the things that you think

mladic asked for books by the russian authors leo tolstoy.request some might not expect from a man who is described by some observers as the butcher of bosnia. he asked for fresh strawberries. >> that was ivan watson reporting. >>> after months of review, the criminal investigation into former presidential candidate john edwards may be about to head to court. our legal guys are ready to jump on this case. >>> and it's a big movie weekend. the long awaited "hangover xxii" is coming out. what's this option? that's new. personal pricing now on brakes. tell us what you want to pay. we do our best to make that work. deal! my money. my choice. my meineke. the count on chevy event is here. your ticket to a cruze eco. 42 mpg and over 500 highway miles a tank. one of our 9 models over 30 mpg highway. fuel up, rock on. very well qualified lessees can get a low mileage lease on a chevy cruze eco for around $159 a month. or qualified buyers can get no monthly payments for 3 months. fuel economy based on epa estimates. deferred payments offer ends may 31s