also an interesting piece engaging another philosopher, stanley gold, around his reading of the fred astaire movie. it is on like. it is of engagement an attempt to reconstruct the in particular thinker. again, it has more to do with race than contemporary culture and representations'. >> host: who is similar to du bois today? >> guest: i think there is no one. i think that -- i think -- what i would say to my guess what i would want to say about that, adding the question, kind of looking for, you know, one person who might to represent the current tendency of african american political thought. i don't think that there is one person. i'm not even sure there was one person. in days with debating with booker t. washington. a number of other members. nothing that today you find, it's interesting. a great deal of diversity of opinion. the much everything going on. that's reasonable. how we should think about the obama presidency. so i think what we have is kind of a mistake to think i'll hysterically or currently of african-american political thoughts as homogeneous. i am very sympathetic to th

ballas was a bombardier, went to work in the states at the arthur murray and fred astair dance studios, became something of a world class dancer. his son and grandson have gone on to appear on "dancing with the stars." george ballas was 85 years old. >>> up next here tonight an inspiration that took root and is making a difference for breast cancer patients. >>> as too many americans already know all too well, battling cancer can be exhausting for the body and the spirit and it's not always easy to figure out ways to help make things better. but outside boston, an idea has quite literally taken root and it's making a difference for people going through a tough time. the story tonight. >> reporter: between the shovels and the soil are the seeds of something much bigger than yard work. this is hope in bloom, a massachusetts nonprofit that builds free gardens for breast cancer patients. four years ago gardening enthusiast lost a close friends to the disease. >> i didn't know what to do with the grief and i realized they could make it better for somebody else. >> reporter: since then the g

only after the new rear astaire's -- only for the new rear stairs being built. there was no nov for the basement with electrical lines and plumbing lines dangling in the air without any support. these safety issues remain today. my experience has been dismal with few items with permitted work. two and a half years ago, i reported the illegal horizontal edition of the house next door and providing date photograph of its under construction in 1984. no permit was sound for the structure. it has never been inspected. as of today, there is still no nov for the work. i have a photograph of it being built and no permit has been found for it. the amount of investigation was consistent of leaving a message while you were out notice which was on the house while the house was a registered vacant building. no other follow-up. that was one year ago. over two years ago, i complained about a kitchen remodel and it was down to the steads. i reported it to an inspector who was at the property, standing with me, looking at the invisible external plumbing and mechanical events. th

multibillion euro bailout the criteria for which means slapping outright hostile greek public was more astaire and cuts and some countries like turkey which once harbored dreams of e.u. membership are beginning to rethink their plans. if you talked about turkey in the e.u. ten years ago turkey's hopes of joining would have been inseparable from joining the euro not anymore turkey's attitude in short can be summed up very simply very glad you're not part of the year right now took on the street seemed to have a wide range of opinions on the euro but the country's doorstep europe's economy is worse now turkey says improving tookie is improving in all fields.

building and they're angry with the vote that detailed plans to implement the second wave of radical astaire the measures the decision opens the doors for athens to receive crucial european bailout funds but also means higher taxes and fewer jobs for ordinary people. the u.k. braces itself for mass disruption as hundreds of thousands of public sector workers prepare for twenty four hours of industrial action they're responding to one of the changes to pay and pensions thousands of teachers civil servants and border control official officers say the plans mean more work for a reduced pension. moscow points to double standards at the u.n. over the organization's position on syria saying the crisis warrants a peaceful solution foreign minister sergei lavrov says the security council should not be calling for action while ignoring what he describes as the civil war in yemen. a war world news in around thirty minutes but before that we look at how life in georgia has changed two decades after it gained independence from the soviet union that's up next on our. nine hundred ninety one georgia achie

to greece now where public anger is mounting over stricter astaire and measures the government's promise to implement so it can get its hands on more eight european leaders have approved the next payment in its bailout for athens being to save the country and euro from a default as artie's daniel bushell has been finding out those are to pay the price of a package could soon take to the streets. the euro's good long leave germany says. he's german government still food. crop neighborhoods you can save for your. by saving grace of the country you have to get rid of these is no longer worth a candidate. of the european union the nations labeled in the region by some as the peaks of europe portugal ireland greece and spain most drop the currency now before they drag down other members wards kerber although athens last year raised the pension age to sixty five and could early retirement other countries believe that greek workers work less will bail you out a second time says chancellor merkel but if you want cash in future you must work longer. we can't have a common currency us some get lot

to greece now where public anger is mounting over stricter astaire any measures the government's promise to implement so it can get its hands on more a european leaders have approved the next payment in its bailout for assonance bidding to save the country and euro from a default but as artie's daniel bushell has been finding out those who are to pay the price of a new aid package could soon take to the streets. the euros did long leave germany says top lawyer marcus kerber he's suing the german government to stop it buying crop labors you cannot say thank you. to all the country you have to get rid of groups greece is no longer worth a candidate a. member of the european union the nations labeled in delusion by some as the peaks of europe portugal ireland greece and spain must drop the currency now if all they drag down other members was cobra although athens last year raised the pension age to sixty five and could early retirement other countries believe that greek workers work less will bail you out a second time says chancellor merkel but if you want cash in future you must work long

only go back to our top story where protests continue in athens against the new batch of astaire the cards passed by the government and for a view of the greek crisis from the e.u. i'm joined by georgia velo journalist simon we are talking to live from berlin thank you very much for joining us so what is the reaction to the greek parliament's approval of the authority cuts over there in germany. well certainly of the political level the reaction is very positive indeed chancellor merkel said today this was really a very good piece of news and of course the german government continues to focus on trying to avoid a greek default they see that is the main main danger here. if greek word to default on its debts that would throw the whole eurozone into chaos and it would only ship crisis worse than the collapse of lehman brothers and also at the political level they're doing everything they can to support the greeks in this in the measures they're taking today all that's the argument they've been putting forward isn't it and what now that the default has been prevented which is the goal t

clashed with riot police of the streets of athens following the government's approval of harsh new astaire in the laws which paved the way for billions in the e.u. bailout lots of. syria's unrest broadens the spread across the middle east israel is concerned that has was moving drop and still eleven on just in case president assad is overthrown. and orphans in russia continue to struggle in adulthood a lock of government provided housing need some help to live in rundown homes and with little help. eleven pm here in the russian capital you're watching r t thanks for joining us now to our top story the greek government has voted in favor of a new round of hysterically cuts securing the next multibillion installment of cash from the e.u. and staving off a default but furious protesters reacted violently to the vote with police and demonstrators engaged in running battles all scenes from downtown athens resembled a war zone with protesters of fighting riot squads amid a volleys of tear gas and hundreds of thousands of people nationwide walked off their jobs for a two day strike against the ye

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fred astaire. jack benny. oh, my gosh. and this is a wonderful one. this is you and julie andrews. >> rehearsing for mary poppins. >> reporter: and his special friend stan laurel of laurel and hardy. >> when i first called him i said, you know, you've stolen from you somewhat over the years. he said, yes, i know. >> reporter: but van dyke's life wasn't all laughs. in 1969, he played an alcoholic entertainer in the comic. >> let me have that. >> reporter: a role that hit close to home when he publicly admitted to his own alcoholism. you've been sober for a long time now. >> about 25 years i think. it went away so slowly and gradually that i can't name a date when it finally just... i couldn't stand the sight, sound or smell of it. >> reporter: through it all, van dyke kept working. in 1993, he landed the lead in diagnosis murder. co-starring his son barry. van dyke plays a doctor who sings and dances. and also finds time to solve murders. >> i'm the homicide cop. you're the doctor. but i think he died of his injuries. you think he was murdered in the h

movement and takes its name from the spanish campaign who have been holding similar mobilizations against astaire tea measures. >> and what are they indig nunt about? >> in addition to the deep cuts, greece -- because of that greece's unemployment rate is up to 16%. their economy is shrinking by 3.5%. if greece goes down, and defaults on its loans, you are looking at ireland and portugal in similar situations. there could be a breakout of the european problem. it's a worldwide problem. >> absolutely. i know that the obama administration says look to europe first to try and solve that problem before the u.s. gets involved. but it could have an impact worldwide. >> thank you. appreciate it. >>> here's a quick rundown some of the stories we're working on. next, the prosecution wraps up its case against casey anthony. we'll have a live report. >>> tension and frustration along the missouri river where thousands of homes and farms are threatened. at 12:45 eastern, keeping the water out. we will find out how the levees along the missouri river are holding up. and now the prosecution rested its case tod

a feisty and talented chihuahua that would impress fred astair. take a look. ♪ 6 ♪ i love this. it goes on and on. we found the amateur video on youtube. his name is willie. he could stay on his hine legs for like a minute and the rest is with him staring into the camera with his soulful eyes. >> the casey anthony trial. why the judge called an unexpected recess on saturday. kind of bizarre. >>> and the latest on why the jurors were asked to smell garbage from casey anthony's -- from the trunk of her car. >>> and tsa agents made a 95-year-old woman take off her adult diaper as part of a security check. they said it was official policy. does the tsa stand behind that? what went on? details ahead. not so much. well, for a driver like you, i would recommend our new snapshot discount. this little baby keeps track of your great driving habits, so you can save money. [sighs] amazing. it's like an extra bonus savings. [ cackling ] he's my ride home. how much can the snapshot discount save you? call or click today. toi switched to a complete0, multivitamin with more. only one a day wome