. >> jimmy: snooki is from -- she's from poughkeepsie or something. >> something. >> jimmy: or, space, or something. [ laughter ] i don't know where snooki's from. i'm upset. do you like the show? >> i have fun watching it. it's definitely a guilty pleasure. i love watching sammi and ronnie. >> jimmy: what is the deal with them? >> i can't even believe it. when he goes back into bed with her after hooking up with all those girls, i'm like --

bbc news, poughkeepsie, new york. >> back to you. >> thank you very much. you in fact court in cambodia has indicted four senior leaders of khmer rouge for crimes against humanity and the war crimes. the four are likely to remain in custody until a trial next year. >> it has taken the investigating judges three years to get to this point. confirmation that they believe is enough evidence to put the four former khmer rouge leaders on trial for genocide. >> [speaking foreign-language] >> it has not always been easy with all the public notoriety about this. it has not been easy for me either. we have come to this today, which is obviously very satisfying. >> it was a ghost town under the khmer rouge. the area is thriving now. it was evacuated, like many cambodian cities. many never returned. survivors have been waiting for three decades for justice. here's one of the people and hold it responsible. nuon chea was the right-hand man of the khmer rouge leader and a key figure in devising the organization's ideology. the former foreign minister was another member.

from houses left uncared for to empty storefronts, the symptoms of poverty are everywhere here in poughkeepsie, and with the recession, the times have only become harder. the non-profit group, love inc., is in the business of helping the poor. they bring together churches to meet the basic needs of those in the community. the demand for their services has never been greater. how long have you worked with the poor? >> oh, for a year. >> how does this particular moment in time compare to what you've seen over the last 30 years? >> this is the worst that i've seen. resources don't come close to matching the need, and we have to be more creative, we have to be more committed, especially the church. >> behind the trappings of wealth and success in this hudson river community and beyond, a growing number of americans are being left behind. >> tropical storm karl has been upgraded to a hurricane after it reached the gulf of mexico. it is expected to make landfall in mexico for a second time on friday. earlier, it passed over the yucatan peninsula where it left over 10,000 homes without electricity. a

houses left uncared-for, to empty storefronts, the symptoms of poverty are everywhere here in poughkeepsied with the recession, times have only got harder. >> this is linda from love in the name of christ. we were just checking in to see how you are doing. >> the non-profit groups in the business of helping the poor. they bring together churches to meet the basic needs of those in their community, and the demand for their services has never been greater. how long have you worked with the port? >> three years. >> how does this particular moment in time compared to what you have seen over the last 30 years? >> this is the worst i have seen. the resources do not come close to matching the need, and we have to be more creative. we have to be more committed, as especially the church. >> behind the trappings of wealth and success, this hudson river community and beyond, a growing number of americans are being left behind. >> american secretary of state hillary clinton has dropped a strong hint that it would be extremely helpful for israel to extend its partial freeze on west bank settlement buil

pekt from the poughkeepsie poof? >>> first the news live at 5:30 a.m. the race for governor in new york is getting personal. republican candidate carl paladino is accusing andrew cuomo of being unfaithful to his wife years ago. he made the claims minutes after angrily declaring that his 10-year-old daughter from his own affair ten years ago was off limits to the press. politico quotes him as saying has anybody asked andrew cuomo about his paramours when he was married or asked him why his wife left him or threw him out of the house? has anyone ever done that? why are they in truding on my life? he offered no support for that and last night he nearly came to blows with a new york post reporter who confronted paladino about his allegation. >> do you have any evidence for the charge you made? it's a simple question. >> of course i do. you'll get it at an appropriate time. you're not entitled to it. at the appropriate time you'll get it. you're his stalking horse. you're his stalking horse. >> what's the evidence. >> you're his birddog. >> you're going to t

it's that bottleneck to get you from grand central to poughkeepsie, to chappaqua, to new haven.e to get there now. >> we've heard from folks on beeper lines, on the phone from us. haven't heard from anyone on the ground at the scene of the fire until now. mahr hs marsha biggs, one of our producers. you okay? you with us? >> caller: i'm here. >> give an assessment. what are you looking at? what do you see? >> caller: a bullhead pier under the bridge. according to the fire department of new york caught on fire at 11:38 a.m. by 11:45 there were quite a few firefighters on the scene. at this point, about 60 firefighters. i counted ten fire trucks as we were driving up. the fire appears to be being contained. i'm seeing a little bit of a flame on the left side, and i'm still seeing a bit of smoke, but nothing like that blast billowing smoke we saw earlier. so the spokesman also told me that fire's not spreading and they're containing it and no injuries. >> can you explain, because we don't have a good relationship shot of this area and how it relates structurally to the bridge itself

. >> jimmy: snooki is from -- she's from poughkeepsie or something. >> something. >> jimmy: or, space i'm upset. do you like the show? >> i have fun watching it. it's definitely a guilty pleasure. i love watching sammi and ronnie. >> jimmy: what is the deal with them? >> i can't even believe it. when he goes back into bed with her after hooking up with all those girls, i'm like -- [ gasps ] i would kill him. >> jimmy: is that what people do now? they go to clubs and just make out with two people at the same time? >> i mean, i think so. we're like so far past that, we missed out on the good -- >> jimmy: oh -- i wouldn't even know what would happen to my life if that happened. >> i know. i know. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i think i'd go blind or something. [ laughter ] i guess that was it. i don't know -- but that was weirdest thing. then he goes back with her. >> i know. >> jimmy: that's a crazy thing. do you -- it doesn't really represent. i mean, did you know people like that on the "jersey shore?" >> i actually, when i was like 16 years old, i went on a date with a guy named egidi

host: next is a call from poughkeepsie. woody, on the independent line. caller: good morning. a first-time caller. a long time watcher. i think that the previous caller kind of hit on something that was absolutely right. the problem is that the education system is selling you the product of education, and that the same time responsible for the accreditation of this education. i think if we separated the two and allowed people to just come in and take final exams and take tests that accredit you, aside from just being educated by this company, you could still receive the accreditation. a lot of people through life experience and through self education could probably pass a lot of these tests. host: thank you so much for your call. by twitter -- is a call from michigan. scott. no. caller: i think colleges way overrated. i sister has a college degree. -- psychology degree, never used it. i have done advanced hydraulics, cryogenics and all kinds of things. i really did not think the degrees kids are getting are worth a whole heck of a lot. host: have we ever been out of a job when