you know, americans, we called ourselves colombians so back then, and d.c. of course.d.c., or district of columbia, you would hardly ever say that, but americans considered themselves colombi s colombians, and the term is in lots and lots of-so defines ourselves as the sons of columbus, columbia, the land of columbus is the opening to this song. this next one will surprise you, next image please. a woman in boston, he moves to america and retires in boston. i believe this came out before adams and liberty. you date adams and liberty into late 1798, this was written early in 1798 for washington's birthday. there are three verses, but it's all about referring back to the greek gods and goddesses, it's got that connection back to the original story of anacreon, but now we're starting to insert another american hero into the story. so fast forwarding -- e ♪ beside in among them will emerge a man undaunted and wise ♪ nice lines. did you know that during the civil war, oliver wendell holmes wrote an extra verse to this melody? civil war. next slide. okay how does frances sco

defeat even though it was only his seventh loss in forty two bouts but the twenty eight year old colombian did offer reasons behind his downfall i couldn't when you saw the fight he was strong he had a great garden a really good left hook. there were three other ballots on the night that also managed to bring the crowd alive ukraine's mikol occurred in your spot up with russia's oleg lisi of but after a full eight rounds the bout had to be decided by the judges who were unanimously in favor of of lucy. in the second fight professional debut chance to give was not made light of things showing no signs of jitters as he dispatched to make his former two time heavyweight title challenger owen back after four rounds. and the third bout involves russia's good he drugged to challenge former w b a light heavyweight champion richard hall but after eight rounds the jamaican could no longer and surrendered in his corner plenty of celebrities were also on hand to enjoy the thrills of the evening including russian books in legend dennis limit of i came down here to support my friends my fighting collea

to boxing where unbeaten russian welterweight they have sealed with number sixteen by defeating colombian ignacio mendoza on a successful night for a russian fight. his hearing loss and the lack of change is ringside. many here are saying that the fight between allen and windows is going to be a big case in the first round simply because both have a lot at stake i like the idea has been undefeated until now and those that could lose his license belt will see indeed that was the case in the first couple of rounds mendoza a sprightly books and matched everything our little d.s. had to offer he even seemed to be edging the fight through the judge's eyes but after seeing his fellow compaction it's when all of the doubts prior to the night's main event the russian light welterweight turned up the heat in the fourth increasingly mendoza was put on the back foot by some nifty flurries of jabs and punches from our d. of but it was the twenty nine year old russian who was carrying the open wounds and splashing the ring with blood at the end of the fifth round and then in the sixth the animal came

success story certainly from an intelligence perspective and the partnership that we forge with the colombian government. we are extrapolating lessons learned from that in other places, notably mexico. i think it also shows that this is a long, hard slog, and once a country is willing to partner with you, which some of them are, then the work begins. what concerns me is the network and that exists in central america as a highway, if you will, for the drugs flowing northward, and we even as we draw down are trying to bring more resources to bear which we can talk to perhaps in a closed session about can do for our partner nations, and i think director petraeus could share in more detail in a closed session what we're attempting to do. >> congressman, we're quite obviously very concerned about not only the numbers of homicides in mexico, for mexico but also for the possibility of the spreading of the violence north of the border. our focus and number of directions first of all where there have been a spate of kidnappings we have a number of kidnapping task forces that our agents on the border w

remains unbeaten after sealing when i'm at sixty over colombian not human those on wednesday night and ringside for us. here are saying that the fight between. here and mendoza is going to be a big case in the first round because both have a lot at stake i like the idea of undefeated until now where mendoza could lose his . belt we'll see indeed that was the case in the first couple of rounds mendoza spritely books a match to everything our d. of had to offer he even seemed to be edging the fight through the judges' eyes but after seeing his fellow compactor it's when all of the bouts prior to the night's main event the russian light welterweight turned up the heat in the fourth increasingly mendoza was put on the back foot by some nifty flurries of jabs and punches from our dear but it was the twenty nine year old russian who was carrying the open wounds and splashing the ring with blood at the end of the fifth round. and then in the sixth the animal came out seeing an opportunity unleashed a vicious number of punches to put mendoza against the ropes. the russian fighter thought it wa

you do need colombian authorities to come in and say, okay, she's a colombian citizen.ship papers expedited, citizenship papers and the people responsible for doing that were fired by the government. >> did representatives working on your deportation papers sit down with you? >> yes, and gave me another name. >> what was that name? >> so, they told you who you were? >> yes. >> at that point did you say, listen, that's not me, i'm 15 years old and i want to call my mom. >> the fact that being in colombia and there is so, i know that a lot of people, a lot of people in colombia did not like americans so i was scared to tell them that i was jakadrien turner. >> before you got to colombia and they were interviewing you to see if they were going to deport you, listen, stop, i'm not colombian. >> i told three immigration officers that i was jakadrien turner. after that, i gave up. i didn't feel like i had more chances. >> did you ask to call home? >> i couldn't call my mother, it was a collect call. >> what happens legally now? you end up deported to colombia and your mom end

. >> new rules restricting the carrying of firearms have come from the colombian capital. members of the private security firms are allowed to carry guns. police have arrested a man suspected of having 5 tons of glacial ice. he was transporting it. police suspect the ice was destined to santiago for up- market bars and restaurants. it is not easy being a presidential candidate. attacked with flowers, giving a campaign speech in paris, a woman throws a flower at him. he was in the middle of a speech about social housing. it was violated recently in a presidency lost by the former footballer. you have been watching tuesday from the bbc. >> a brief reminder of the main news, 79 people killed in clashes between rival football fans in the egyptian city. violence after the final whistle when supporters of the home side rushed onto the pitch to celebrate their team's victory as the cairo-based team. an investigation has been ordered and all matches have been cancelled. parliament will hold an emergency session to discuss the violence. back in a few minutes with asia business repo

that's exactly what colombian national police are trying to do with rats.base of the colombian national police, a new recruit is being trained. today's mission for this four-legged trainee is to find the scent of an explosive device hidden underground. which it does in less than a minute. >> muy bien. >> reporter: the white rat is showered with praise and a reward. though safer than a decade ago, colombia is a country where land mines and car bombs a still a threat. >> translator: colombia still faces conflicts, such as guerillas and criminal and paramilitary groups. there are many disputed territories because of the drug trade, or simply to take control. and many groups set up land mines in these territories. >> reporter: in the past, the colombian police used bomb-sniffing dogs, but their weight would with often trigger the explosives. that's not a problem for these rats, which weigh slightly less than a pound. and according to the trainers, their sense of smell just as good as a dog's. rats have also been used in mozambique to detect the land mines. one

or this by a chinese artist proof or even this, but a well- known colombian artist?art is so subjective. it is all about individual tastes and the hope that what you will buy it will eventually be a good investment. the christie's auction house says asian art may fill that hole. >> the first sale of asian 20th- century and contemporary art was held in the fall of 2005, and at that time, over $4 million, and that was a very big deal. at this point in 2011, we have traded close to $200 million in contemporary asian art. >> they got $195 million from asian art last year, an increase from 2010, and that number far outstripped the fall on the asian markets in 2011, and it is chinese artists that are to rise the most. one had his work and go for more at auction last year than any other artist. those numbers might be enough to convince investors to take a serious look at asian art. as economies in the region grow, it is creating a class of wealthy individuals, particularly in china, who are keen to buy into a cultural asset they hope will continue to rise in value. bbc news

focusing now on colombian welterweight international mendoza failed to show up for the official weigh in the head of wednesday's bat with russian be. here in moscow the fight is part of the inaugural real boxing t.v. event bringing together famous fighters from around the world twenty eight year old south american who has a record of thirty three the trees from his forty one fights wasn't present as his flight had been delayed while twenty nine year old dave who has won all of his fifteen banks knocking at six in the process wide in sixty three kilograms overall for fights will take place during the event including a cruiserweight battle between russia's just thirty three wins and just one defeat could be a handful the jamaican opponent richard cole. i give him a lot of respect to support me because i never know much about him you choose to fight me so i give my whole lot of respect to fighters turned me down. you know he chose the five it's like your mother was pretty disorder just put my. next step to deliver. and this is the next step towards some kids and a step with the stuff i'v

boxing now and colombian welterweights ignacio mendoza failed to show up for the official weigh in had a wednesday spent with russian alex thirty have here in moscow the fight is part of the inaugural real boxing t.v. event bringing together famous fighters from around the world twenty eight year old south american mendoza who has a record of searching three victories from his forty one points wasn't present as his flight had been delayed twenty nine yards out like that they have has one pool of his fifteen bats looking at six in the process and weighed in at sixty three kilograms overall four fights will take place during the event including a cruiserweight ban which he rushes to get to the last whose thirty three wins and just one defeat could be a handful for jamaican opponent which of course. i give my lot of respect to lose the fight with because i never know known about him he chose to fight me and so i give my hold out of respect not a fighter turn me down. you know he chose the five it's like your mother was bringing disorder just put my. next step to the level of gun crime in

will be hoping it runs a bit more smoothly than the way in after the main star failed to show up colombian welterweight ignacio mendoza wasn't there after his flight was delayed he's a record of thirty three victories from forty one fights needs to take on heavy out of india the russian has won all fifteen of his bags in sixty three kilograms while a top the billing for the real boxing t.v. event which brings together fighters from around the world also on the card is russian cruiserweight good quality draws he has thirty three wins on just one defeat and could be a handful for his to make an opponent richard hope. i give him a lot of respect to choose to fight with because i never know much about him he chose to fight me so i give my whole lot of respect to fighters turned me down. you know he chose to fight and so i give my a lot of respect this sort of just put my. next step to the level of crime in crime and i know this is the next step to it. because in this step with the stuff i've got to go over to get to my next step. well definitely at the top of their sport of the new york giants

more than a dozen soldiers were killed in clashes between the colombian army and rebel forces the revolutionary armed forces of colombia or far bombed the town of colloidal which lies within a critical supply route and drug corridor through the country southeast earlier this month a similar attack killed seven people. agrees up today here on r t time now for the business of date with marino. i. i. hello and welcome to business here on this feud between europe and the rest of the world over a new carbon tax on flights is coming to a head we're getting reports from russia's transport ministry that a woman shall domestic carriers not supply adopt in the same position as china diplomats from nations opposed to the e.u. measures are currently meeting in moscow and besides these mr medvedev the looks at what's at stake. a trade is brewing in the skies over you like many a conflict before this is over both ideology and money. forty three nations including the largest economies in the world are fighting the e.u.'s unilateral move to charge airlines for carbon emissions the international air transport a

more than a dozen soldiers were killed in clashes between the colombian army and rebel forces revolutionary armed forces of colombia or a far bombed the town of colloidal which lies within a critical supply route and drug corridor through the country southeast earlier this month a similar attack killed seven. police in bali indonesia have regained control of a prison after riding inmates you know fired up to one thousand armed security forces backed by dozens of armored vehicles and water cannon were used to restore order with this is a inmates have control of the facility for nearly seven hours officials are still investigating what caused the disturbance but some believe the ride began after one prisoner stabbed another. all of these financial facts and figures in our business update with marina stay with us. hello and welcome to business here on i t. now the price of flights to europe is about to get more expensive than efforts a cat greenhouse gas emissions the block is imposing a new carbon tax on any carrier that flies inside or to the region and it has been strongly opposed by nearly

more than a dozen soldiers were killed in clashes between the colombian army and rebel forces the revolutionaryarmed forces of colombia or far bombed the town of colorado which lies within a critical supply route and drug corridor through the country's southeast earlier this month a similar attack killed seven people. we'll be back in just a few minutes with your headlines the business update is next with marina. there's a here and i see now we start with the speakers who work in europe and the rest of the world over in new carpet attacks on flights which is coming to a head we're getting reports from russia's transport ministry that at the last the carrier is not supposed to levy it up in the same position as china and the last from nations opposed to the e.u. measures are currently meeting in moscow and there's a science isn't going to get them to look for her about what's at stake. a trade war is brewing in the skies over you like many conflicts before this is over both ideology and money. thirty three nations including the largest economies in the world are. lateral move to charge airlines

more than a dozen soldiers were killed in clashes between the colombian army and rebel forces the revolutionary armed forces of colombia or knowledge of the town of car lot though which lies within a critical supply route and drug corridor or through the country south east earlier this month a similar attack you know seven people are. now business with marina is next. hello and welcome to business here on this is when europe and the rest of the world over a new carbon tax on flights is coming to a head we're getting reports from russia's transport ministry that it will instruct the master carriers not played a lobby adopting the same position as china their parents from nations opposed to that measures are currently meeting in moscow and for more now we can cross to business are confusing it with who's following the abandon hallowed see the matrix so how's realistically speaking and water are the trances this tax initiative will get its wings clipped. well marina at the moment it's very hard to determine the exact chances that emission trading system or e.t.s. will be either looked or postpones

be hoping it runs a bit more smoothly than the way you know after the main star failed to show up colombianwelterweight ignacio mendoza wasn't there after his flight was delayed he has a record of thirty three victories from forty one fights and is due to take on how be the day of the russian has won fifteen of his bags and white in sixty three kilograms when they topped the building for the event which brings together boxes from around the world also in the carter's russian cruiserweight getting their odds he has thirty three wins and just one defeat and could be a handful for his jamaican opponent richard hope. i give him a lot of respect to choose to fight me because i never know much about him you choose to fight me so i give my whole lot of respect how to fight it turned me down . you know he chose the five it's like your mother was pretty this old i just put my. next step to the level of crime and crime and this is the next step toward some kids and to step back a step or second i got to go over to get to my next step. well definitely at the top of their sport are the new york giants

more than a dozen soldiers were killed in clashes between the colombian army and rebel forces the revolutionary armed forces of colombia were far beyond the town of colonial which lies within a critical supply route and drug corridor through the country southeast earlier this month a similar attack killed seven people. today here on r.t. this is news is next with marina. hello and welcome to business here and i think al the price of flights to europe is about to get more expensive and efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions the block is imposing a new carbon tax on any carrier that flies inside or to the region and this is being strongly opposed by nearly every other major nation and his diplomats are currently meeting in moscow to discuss their response and business and it seems to fit in with erica is there for us. a trade is brewing in the skies over you like many conflicts before this is over both ideology and money. forty three nations including the largest economies in the world are fighting the lateral move to charger lines for carbon emissions the international air transport association

stores may have lines around the world more than a dozen soldiers were killed in clashes between the colombian army and rebel forces the revolutionary armed forces of colombia were far bombed a town of colloidal which lies within a critical supply route and drug corridor through the country southeast earlier this month a similar attack killed seven people. police in bali indonesia gained control of a prison after rioting inmates set it on fire up to one thousand armed security forces backed by dozens of armored vehicles and water cannons were used to restore order witnesses say inmates had control of the facility for nearly seven hours officials are still investigating what caused the rise but some believe the violence began after one prisoner stabbed another. kim dotcom founder of file sharing website mega float has been released on bail in new zealand he was detained a month ago at their request of the u.s. which claims megaupload cost the filmmakers and songwriters more than half a billion dollars in lost revenues dot com was earlier branded an extreme fly risk due to his multiple identitie

you could you know you could certainly go and use your medicare program a south korean doctor or a colombian doctor parapet of any a doctor actually a lot cheaper and would actually save americans a lot of money the taxpayer a lot of money because there wouldn't be any trade barrier there but that barrier was protected because the big you know how sort of industrial complex interests in the united states so we need to keep that barrier up we need to keep prices high up here in the united states well that's an interesting angle you also give some other evidence of certain industries influence in these trade deals you look at south. korea and you look at the influence of the automotive free international trade industry group so how do you believe they impacted how that deal was structured and written sure so when it was first being written it was actually written sort of lopsided for the auto industry south koreans to be able to spend a lot more of sort of their core of the united states than the united states it was and because south korea of our ministration rejected the deal and they sort o

it reminds me of the b&g colombian music festival.rs later you got certificate for $12 to spend on a cd. in the large settlements you get diminishing returning and the people hurt and people who real hi did endure misuse of power by the banks will probably not get a lot of help here. and the same with the tobacco settlement. you saw the federal government, the state government and the large entities get together in the tobacco settlement, you saw people benefited and not from the people sick from tobacco. >> bret: juan? >> the key to my mind comes from the big lenders from the bank of america, that group. not out of federal government. >> bret: many of them took federal money in the tarp bail-out. >> correct. >> i think that is responsible. that plays in the political sentment that nobody wants federal money used here. the critical issue is that if you are looking at the overall american economy, trying to get that economy back on track. the housing market has been a problem. and the obama administration performance here has not been

how does he compare to the colombian cartel leader of the 1990s, pablo escobar?call him the last narco. the last of a certain breed, godfather of the mexican drug trade. that was business first. quiet life, don't seek attention. don't do pablo escobar in colombia in 1980s and '90s that wreaked havoc on the state. he wanted to run for congress at one point. he ran for congress. that is the way a drug lord gets killed. >> how serious of a threat do the mexican cartel pose to america? consider this. in nine months in 2011 there were 13,000 drug related murders. that is 48 a day for one every half hour. in the last five years 50,000 have been killed. at home, they're known to operate in over 1,000 u.s. cities. >> it's as powerful a drug lord as escobar was? i put them on equal footing. >> michael brawn the former chief of operations to the dea. >> guzman is a dead man walking. none of the guys ever live to a ripe old age where they are bouncing their grandchildren on their knees, telling them, you know, stories. that is just not in their dna. they are driven by one t

colombians. they call it a trading partner. i don't need partners like that, you don't need partners like that. columbia, the country, made $4 billion on us. everybody makes on us. we have nobody. so it really, i have a lot of respect for newt. i like newt. he's a member of my club in washington. i like him a lot, i like his wife. the problem is that i really feel that he would have had a very, very hard getting elected. and i also liked when mitt stepped it up and when mitt started talking about what's going on with the world and how the world is treating us and he specifically mentioned china. because i guarantee you, china, behind those closed doors of their leaders, they are laughing at our leaders and how stupid they are. >> we spoke at length at last night's program about that very issue and mitt romney talked a lot about it. obviously i think you pushing him on that issue probably had some impact. >> i even now see obama talking about china a little bit. but in the meantime he has big deals, the president of china comes

the people that were finally indicted with the grand jury for supporting palestinian group and a colombian group, pflp and the farc. maybe they are, maybe they aren't, but the idea of expressing support for groups on the terrorist list is a crime is material assistance, that's novel. and the justice department position was explained by kagan that if you provide legal advice to a terrorist group, say advising them to refrain from terror and pursue nonviolent means, you're legitimizing them and freeing up their resources to carry out terrorist acts. just think how broadly that can apply. as in these cases which are, in fact, underway. and a final comment that has to do with the notion of the terrorist list. that's accepted in the united states as a legitimate category. why is it a he jet mate category? -- legitimate category? it's established by executive fiat. they don't have to give any justification for it. those on the terror i list can't say i don't belong there. this is just a decision by the executive that i don't like you, and we're going to prosecute -- we're going to kill you and p

that has been a marked success story, with a partnership that we have forged with the colombian government. we are extrapolating lessons learned from that and other places, notably mexico. it also shows that this is saying long slog. what concerns me is the network's that exists in central america as a highway, if you will, for drugs flowing northward, and we, even as we drawdown, are trying to bring more resources to bear, which we can talk to perhaps in a closed session about what the u.s. can do for our partner nations, and i think director petraeus as can share in more detail in a closed session what we are attempting to do. >> congressman, not only the numbers of homicides in mexico for mexico but also for the possibility of the spreading of the violence north of the border. our focus is in a number of directions. first of all, a spate of kidnappings. we have a number of kidnapping task forces that are agents on the border work with mexican counterparts. secondly, the corruption is a huge issue south of the border but also north of the border. we had 14 border collection task forces t