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I've got it TiVo-ed, Tony.	i've got it tivo-ed	I've got it TiVo-ed	i've got it tivo-ed, tony.
Everybody, thank you for being with us.	everybody thank you. for being. with.	Everybody thank you for being with	everybody, thank you for being with us.
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Next on NEWS AND NOTES, a courtroom sketch artist shows what it's like to be inside a celebrity trial. And, saxophonist Kenny Garrett combines the sounds of the Orient with music from the West to create a jazz-fusion.	next, on news, and notes a courtroom sketch artist shows what it's like to be inside a celebrity trial and saxophonist kenny garrett combines the sounds of, the orient with music from the west to create a	Next. on, NEWS AND NOTES a courtroom sketch artist shows what it's like to be inside. a celebrity trial And, saxophonist Kenny Garrett, combines the sounds of the Orient with music; from, the West to create a.	next on news and notes, a courtroom sketch artist shows what it's like to be inside a celebrity trial. and, saxophonist kenny garrett combines the sounds of the orient with music from the west to create a jazz-fusion.
This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. I'm Scott Simon. President Barack Obama has summoned congressional leaders back the White House today. One way or another, he says, they have to raise the government's debt ceiling to prevent a default that now looms just a week and a half away. Mr. Obama called the meeting after ...	this is, weekend edition from npr news i'm scott simon president barack obama has summoned congressional leaders, back the white house today one way or another he says they have to raise. the government's. debt ceiling to prevent, a, default that now looms just a week and a half away mr obama called the meeting after a...	This is. WEEKEND EDITION, from NPR News I'm. Scott Simon President Barack Obama has summoned. congressional leaders back the White House today One way or another he says. they, have to raise, the government's debt ceiling to prevent a default that now. looms just a week; and a half away Mr Obama called the meeting afte...	this is weekend edition from npr news. i'm scott simon. president barack obama has summoned congressional leaders back the white house today. one way or another, he says, they have to raise the government's debt ceiling to prevent a default that now looms just a week and a half away. mr. obama called the meeting after ...
For almost a month now, President Obama's been talking privately - off and on - with House Speaker John Boehner about a way to reduce the government's long-term deficit. The talks have had their ups and downs, but according to the White House, by Thursday morning, the two men were closing in on a deal. There were still...	for, almost a month now president obama's been talking privately - off and on, - with, house speaker. john boehner about a way to reduce the, government's long-term deficit the talks have had their ups and downs but according to the white house by thursday morning, the two men were closing in on a deal there were still...	For almost a month, now. President Obama's been talking privately - off, and on - with House Speaker John Boehner about a way to reduce the government's long-term deficit The talks have had their ups and downs but according to the White House by Thursday morning. the two men were closing in on a deal There were still s...	for almost a month now, president obama's been talking privately - off and on - with house speaker john boehner about a way to reduce the government's long-term deficit. the talks have had their ups and downs, but according to the white house, by thursday morning, the two men were closing in on a deal. there were still...
I've been left at the altar now a couple of times and I think that, you know, one of the questions that the Republican Party is going to have to ask itself is can they say yes to anything?	i've been left at the altar now a couple of times and i think that you. know. one of the questions that the, republican party is going to have. to ask itself is can they. say yes to	I've been left at the altar now, a, couple of times and I think that you know one of, the questions that, the Republican Party is going to, have to ask itself is can they. say yes to	i've been left at the altar now a couple of times and i think that, you know, one of the questions that the republican party is going to have to ask itself is can they say yes to anything?
Mr. Obama says he was offering deep cuts in federal spending in exchange for a smaller tax increase than the one negotiated by the Senate's bipartisan Gang of Six. The increase in tax revenue would have totaled about $1.2 trillion over the next decade. That was $400 billion more than Boehner would agree to.	mr obama says he was offering deep. cuts in. federal, spending in exchange for a smaller tax. increase than the one negotiated by the senate's bipartisan gang of, six the increase in tax revenue would have totaled; about $1.2 trillion over the next decade that was $400 billion more than boehner, would agree	Mr Obama says he was. offering deep cuts in, federal spending in exchange for, a smaller tax increase than the. one negotiated by, the Senate's bipartisan Gang of. Six The, increase in tax revenue would have totaled about $1.2 trillion over, the next decade That was $400 billion more than Boehner would agree	mr. obama says he was offering deep cuts in federal spending in exchange for a smaller tax increase than the one negotiated by the senate's bipartisan gang of six. the increase in tax revenue would have totaled about $1.2 trillion over the next decade. that was $400 billion more than boehner would agree to.
The White House moved the goalpost. There was an agreement on some additional revenues until yesterday when the president demanded $400 billion more, which was going to be nothing more than tax increase on the American people.	the white house moved the goalpost there was an agreement on some additional, revenues until yesterday when the president demanded $400 billion more which was; going to be nothing more than tax increase on the american	The White. House moved the goalpost, There was an agreement on some additional revenues until yesterday when the president demanded $400 billion more which was; going to be nothing more than tax increase on the American	the white house moved the goalpost. there was an agreement on some additional revenues until yesterday when the president demanded $400 billion more, which was going to be nothing more than tax increase on the american people.
Even as he ended talks with the White House, Boehner said he would open negotiations with leaders in the Senate to find a path forward. Boehner is taking part in this morning's White House meeting, but he clearly wants to shift control to his own end of Pennsylvania Avenue, the U.S. Capitol.	even as he ended talks with the white house boehner; said. he would open negotiations with leaders in, the senate to. find a path forward boehner, is taking part in this, morning's white house meeting but he clearly wants to shift control to. his own end of pennsylvania avenue. the u.s	Even as he ended talks with the White House Boehner said he, would open negotiations with leaders in the, Senate to find a path forward Boehner is taking part in this morning's White House meeting but he clearly wants to shift control to his own, end of Pennsylvania Avenue the U.S	even as he ended talks with the white house, boehner said he would open negotiations with leaders in the senate to find a path forward. boehner is taking part in this morning's white house meeting, but he clearly wants to shift control to his own end of pennsylvania avenue, the u.s. capitol.
It's time to get serious, and I'm confident that the bipartisan leaders here in the Congress can act. If the White House won't get serious, we will.	it's time to get serious and i'm confident that the bipartisan leaders here in the congress can act if the white house won't get serious we,	It's time, to get serious and. I'm confident that the bipartisan leaders here in the Congress can act If the. White House won't get serious we	it's time to get serious, and i'm confident that the bipartisan leaders here in the congress can act. if the white house won't get serious, we will.
There were also messages aimed at the United States. One was: Obama, Obama, you are either with them or with us � a message that defied the purpose of the pro-government rally today.	there were also messages aimed at the united states one was: obama obama you are either with them or with us � a. message, that defied the purpose of the pro-government, rally	There were also messages aimed at the United States One was: Obama. Obama you are. either with. them or with us � a message that defied the purpose of the pro-government rally	there were also messages aimed at the united states. one was: obama, obama, you are either with them or with us � a message that defied the purpose of the pro-government rally today.
In a country of billionaires, Mikhail Khodorkovsky was Russia's richest until his arrest six years ago. Sentenced to eight years for fraud and tax evasion, the head of Russia's biggest oil company Yukos was banished to the desolate city of Chita, 4,000 miles east of Moscow. Now, Khodorkovsky is back in the capital, ins...	in a, country of billionaires mikhail khodorkovsky was russia's richest until his. arrest six years ago. sentenced to eight years for fraud and tax evasion. the head of russia's biggest oil company yukos was banished to the desolate city of chita 4,000 miles east of moscow now khodorkovsky is, back in the capital insid...	In a. country of billionaires Mikhail Khodorkovsky was Russia's richest until his arrest six years ago Sentenced to eight years for fraud and, tax evasion the. head of Russia's biggest oil company Yukos was banished to the desolate city, of Chita 4,000 miles east of Moscow Now Khodorkovsky is, back in the capital insid...	in a country of billionaires, mikhail khodorkovsky was russia's richest until his arrest six years ago. sentenced to eight years for fraud and tax evasion, the head of russia's biggest oil company yukos was banished to the desolate city of chita, 4,000 miles east of moscow. now, khodorkovsky is back in the capital, ins...
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Outside the prison, his lawyer Karina Moskalenko says Khodorkovsky is preparing his defense.	outside the prison his lawyer karina moskalenko says khodorkovsky is preparing his	Outside the prison his lawyer Karina Moskalenko, says Khodorkovsky is preparing his	outside the prison, his lawyer karina moskalenko says khodorkovsky is preparing his defense.
He wants open, public trial to show how baseless is accusations and how strong is his position to the (unintelligible) himself.	he wants. open public trial. to show how baseless, is accusations and how strong is his position to the	He wants open public trial to show how baseless is accusations and how strong is his position. to the	he wants open, public trial to show how baseless is accusations and how strong is his position to the (unintelligible) himself.
Although Khodorkovsky has borne his ordeal in public with pronounced calm, he's a long way from the time he used his vast influence to lobby against then-President Vladimir Putin and poured money into opposition groups. His mother, Marina Khodorkovskaya, says his arrest wasn't a surprise.	although khodorkovsky has, borne his ordeal in public with pronounced calm he's a long way from the time he used his. vast influence to lobby against then-president vladimir putin and. poured money into opposition groups, his mother. marina; khodorkovskaya says his arrest wasn't a	Although Khodorkovsky has borne his ordeal in public with pronounced calm he's a long way, from the time he used his. vast influence, to lobby against then-President Vladimir Putin, and poured money into opposition groups His mother Marina, Khodorkovskaya says his arrest wasn't a	although khodorkovsky has borne his ordeal in public with pronounced calm, he's a long way from the time he used his vast influence to lobby against then-president vladimir putin and poured money into opposition groups. his mother, marina khodorkovskaya, says his arrest wasn't a surprise.
(Through translator) Other Yukos executives had already been arrested, but the people telling him to flee the country like the others had done were just wasting their time. I know my son. He never would've done it.	(through translator) other yukos executives had already been arrested but the people telling him to flee the country like the others had done were, just wasting their time, i know my son he never would've done	(Through translator) Other Yukos executives had, already been arrested but the people telling him to flee the country like the others had done were just. wasting their time I, know my son He never would've done,	(through translator) other yukos executives had already been arrested, but the people telling him to flee the country like the others had done were just wasting their time. i know my son. he never would've done it.
In the 1990s, many reviled Khodorkovsky as one of the most ruthless of the country's financial oligarchs. But independent politician Vladimir Ryzhkov(ph) says Khodorkovsky was among the first to introduce Western business standards and gave more money to humanitarian and social causes than all his peers combined.	in the 1990s many reviled khodorkovsky as one of the most ruthless of the country's financial, oligarchs but. independent politician vladimir ryzhkov(ph) says khodorkovsky was among the first to introduce western business standards and gave. more money to. humanitarian and social causes than all his peers	In the. 1990s many reviled Khodorkovsky as one of the most ruthless of, the country's financial. oligarchs But independent politician Vladimir Ryzhkov(ph) says Khodorkovsky was among the first to introduce Western business standards. and gave more money to humanitarian and social causes than all his peers	in the 1990s, many reviled khodorkovsky as one of the most ruthless of the country's financial oligarchs. but independent politician vladimir ryzhkov(ph) says khodorkovsky was among the first to introduce western business standards and gave more money to humanitarian and social causes than all his peers combined.
He became absolutely different man. He gave alternative model of business to be honest, transparent, to support civil society. And it was one of the main reasons why he was destroyed.	he became absolutely. different man he. gave alternative model of business. to be honest transparent to support civil society and it was one of the main reasons why he was	He became absolutely different man He gave alternative model of business to be honest transparent to, support civil society And it was one. of the main reasons. why, he was	he became absolutely different man. he gave alternative model of business to be honest, transparent, to support civil society. and it was one of the main reasons why he was destroyed.
Ryzhkov says Putin's Kremlin hated Khodorkovsky - not because of his part in the kind of unsavory deals all Russia's top businessmen conducted, but because he posed a political threat. Yukos was sold to a state-controlled company in a shady auction, part of the Kremlin's drive to put the energy industry back under stat...	ryzhkov says putin's kremlin, hated khodorkovsky - not because of his part in the kind of unsavory deals all russia's top businessmen conducted but because he posed a political threat yukos was sold. to a state-controlled company in a shady auction part of the kremlin's drive to; put the energy industry back under, sta...	Ryzhkov says Putin's Kremlin hated Khodorkovsky - not because of his, part in the, kind of unsavory deals all Russia's top businessmen conducted but because he posed a political threat Yukos was sold to a state-controlled company in a shady auction part of the Kremlin's drive to, put the energy industry; back under, st...	ryzhkov says putin's kremlin hated khodorkovsky - not because of his part in the kind of unsavory deals all russia's top businessmen conducted, but because he posed a political threat. yukos was sold to a state-controlled company in a shady auction, part of the kremlin's drive to put the energy industry back under stat...
Medvedev has no influence. He has no power. And new Khodorkovsky deal, it's a very clear signal that the same people who destroyed Yukos, those people are still in power.	medvedev has no influence he has no power and, new khodorkovsky deal it's a very clear signal that the same, people who destroyed yukos those people are still in,	Medvedev has no influence He has no power And new Khodorkovsky deal it's a very clear signal that the same; people; who destroyed Yukos those people are still. in	medvedev has no influence. he has no power. and new khodorkovsky deal, it's a very clear signal that the same people who destroyed yukos, those people are still in power.
Ryzhkov says Khodorkovsky's trial is timed to keep him from being released from prison. Maksim Dbar, spokesman for Khodorkovsky's defense team, says it's part of an effort to physically destroy Khodorkovsky.	ryzhkov says khodorkovsky's trial is timed, to keep him from being. released from prison maksim dbar spokesman for khodorkovsky's defense team says it's part of an effort to. physically destroy	Ryzhkov says Khodorkovsky's trial is timed to keep him from being released. from prison Maksim Dbar, spokesman for Khodorkovsky's defense team says it's part of an. effort to physically destroy,	ryzhkov says khodorkovsky's trial is timed to keep him from being released from prison. maksim dbar, spokesman for khodorkovsky's defense team, says it's part of an effort to physically destroy khodorkovsky.
Mr. MAKSIM DBAR (Spokesman, Defense Team of Mikhail Khodorkovsky) (Through translator): The charges against him are absurd, if only because if Khodorkovsky really stole all of Yukos's money, then who spent those years paying taxes and salaries and investing in the company?	mr maksim dbar (spokesman defense team, of mikhail. khodorkovsky) (through translator): the charges against, him are absurd if only because if, khodorkovsky really stole, all of yukos's. money then who spent those years paying taxes and salaries and investing; in the,	Mr MAKSIM DBAR (Spokesman Defense Team of Mikhail Khodorkovsky) (Through translator): The charges against him are absurd if only because, if Khodorkovsky really stole all of Yukos's money then who spent those years paying taxes and salaries. and investing in the	mr. maksim dbar (spokesman, defense team of mikhail khodorkovsky) (through translator): the charges against him are absurd, if only because if khodorkovsky really stole all of yukos's money, then who spent those years paying taxes and salaries and investing in the company?
Khodorkovsky supporters say they have almost no hope for a fair trial because the Kremlin controls the judicial system. When Khodorkovsky walks free, Dbar says, then we'll know the Putin era is over.	khodorkovsky supporters say they have almost no hope for a fair trial because the kremlin controls the judicial, system when, khodorkovsky walks free dbar says then we'll know the putin era is	Khodorkovsky. supporters say they have. almost no hope for a fair trial, because the Kremlin controls the judicial system When Khodorkovsky walks; free Dbar says then, we'll know the Putin era is	khodorkovsky supporters say they have almost no hope for a fair trial because the kremlin controls the judicial system. when khodorkovsky walks free, dbar says, then we'll know the putin era is over.
Gregory Feifer, NPR News, Moscow.	gregory feifer npr news	Gregory Feifer. NPR. News.	gregory feifer, npr news, moscow.
And the man who ties the threads altogether, NPR's Mike Pesca.	and the man, who ties the threads altogether npr's mike	And the man who, ties the threads altogether NPR's Mike	and the man who ties the threads altogether, npr's mike pesca.
But that's not what I'm talking about. I speak of the sub-classifications of the parties involved. For instance, Butler and VCU have been depicted all week as underdogs, lost is the kind of underdog they are. VCU coach Shaka Smart describes his team.	but that's not what i'm talking about i speak of the, sub-classifications of the parties involved for instance butler and vcu have been depicted all week as underdogs lost is the kind of underdog they are vcu coach shaka smart, describes his	But that's not what, I'm, talking about I speak of the sub-classifications of the parties involved For instance Butler and VCU have been depicted. all week as underdogs lost is the kind of underdog they are VCU coach Shaka Smart describes his	but that's not what i'm talking about. i speak of the sub-classifications of the parties involved. for instance, butler and vcu have been depicted all week as underdogs, lost is the kind of underdog they are. vcu coach shaka smart describes his team.
Our guys like playing fast. They love throwing the ball ahead and shooting it or attacking.	our guys like playing fast they love throwing, the ball ahead and shooting it or	Our guys like playing; fast They love throwing the ball ahead and shooting it or	our guys like playing fast. they love throwing the ball ahead and shooting it or attacking.
The Rams are therefore viewed as the streaky team, whereas the word to describe Butler is, as Smart puts it...	the rams are therefore viewed as the streaky team whereas the word to describe butler is as smart puts	The Rams are therefore. viewed as the streaky team whereas the word to describe Butler is as Smart puts.	the rams are therefore viewed as the streaky team, whereas the word to describe butler is, as smart puts it...
Butler is as sound as anybody that we'd played all year.	butler is as. sound as anybody. that we'd played all	Butler is as sound as anybody that we'd played all	butler is as sound as anybody that we'd played all year.
Kentucky coach John Calipari is less respected by the national media than his counterpart Jim Calhoun. Calhoun, a Hall of Famer, has won championships. Calipari's experience includes two past Final Four appearances, which were since vacated by the NCAA. This uncomfortable fact was gingerly broached in yesterday's press...	kentucky coach john calipari is less respected by the national media than his counterpart, jim calhoun calhoun a hall of famer has won championships calipari's experience includes two past final four appearances which were since vacated by. the. ncaa this; uncomfortable fact was; gingerly broached in yesterday's press	Kentucky coach John. Calipari is less. respected by the national media than his counterpart. Jim Calhoun Calhoun a Hall of Famer has won championships Calipari's experience includes two past, Final Four appearances which were since vacated by the NCAA This uncomfortable fact was gingerly broached in yesterday's press	kentucky coach john calipari is less respected by the national media than his counterpart jim calhoun. calhoun, a hall of famer, has won championships. calipari's experience includes two past final four appearances, which were since vacated by the ncaa. this uncomfortable fact was gingerly broached in yesterday's press...
John, I'm being facetious, but how does it feel to coach in your first Final Four?	john i'm being facetious but how does it feel to coach in. your first final	John I'm being facetious but, how does it feel to coach in your first Final,	john, i'm being facetious, but how does it feel to coach in your first final four?
I don't deal with that. We've been here three times. Those players played those games and did what they were supposed to.	i don't deal with that we've been. here three times those players played those games and, did what they were supposed,	I don't deal with that We've; been here three times Those players played those games and did what they were supposed	i don't deal with that. we've been here three times. those players played those games and did what they were supposed to.