(risas) quÉ conste.vidad, es logico. >>> sÍ, imaginate. vamos a la pausa, y regresamos con mÁs de el gordo. >>> el gordo fashionista. >>> gracias lili, gracias raÚl, me quedo o me voy? ♪. >>> preparados. al nacer, separados. mirenme. >>> raÚl se comiÓ la placenta. >>> (risas) >>> hay un hombre aquÍ en twitter, que dice que no quiere que nosotros. (risas) >>> no es gracioso. hay un hombre en tuitur que no quiere que pronunciemos gracias mÁs. sino (palabra en inglÉs). >>> pronuncialo lili. >>> cÓmo es? (hablan en inglÉs). (hablan en inglÉs). >>> lo que. >>> yo no sÉ, nunca tuve eso. >>> porque ella pagÓ la casa. >>> hace 20 aÑos. >>>

ten year army veteran const back from iraq with an enhanced sense of humanity. has dangers for the military they don't want forty year old soldier to say hey it's before our brothers and sisters. sergeant benderman was found guilty of one charge of missing movement by design he will be reduced to the grade of anyone confined for fifteen months in dishonorably discharged. if there's anything that i can get across to other soldiers that i am not against them. but i am against war. no soldier should leave their conscience behind in a war it's not that morality doesn't apply in war morality is most important because the the soldier can do so much good or so much bad. by no means will my conscience objection eliminate the need for militaries tomorrow but the goal is to create a society that moves ever toward that. peace is not a utopian vision it can happen but it takes people willing to commit both their faith and their practical efforts to achieving it and you're not going to achieve that by constantly falling back on yesterday's wrong solution. you have to have th

. >> conste. bueno. >> ale, nena. ¿dÓnde andas? tomado nada. >> alejandra, no me engaÑes. ¿estÁs bebiendo, verdad? no puedes ni hablar, nena. quÉ irresponsabilidad es esta. ¿acaso te volviste loca? me amor, deberÍas de venirte ya. mira la hora que es. y tÚ tan lejos. ¿tienes quiÉn te traiga? ¿o el criminal te dejÓ por ahÍ tirada? >> no, estoy con el criminal aquÍ conmigo. ¿no me crees? dÍgale, dÍgale que estÁ conmigo. que se lo diga. >> sÍ, sí. bueno. sÍ, yo estoy con la licenciada. y yo me encargo de llevarla hasta su casa. >> ¿no me vaya a decir que usted tambiÉn estÁ tomando y que se va a regresar borracho manejando un camiÓn? >> no, no seÑor. mire, no se preocupe, porque no hay precipicios. y yo respondo por ella. porque yo no soy uno de esos que le deja tirada, para que agarre un taxi y se vaya a pata. >> bueno, pero tÚ ya oÍste, mi amor. estoy bien. yo te llamo luego. >> alejandra >> se dio cuenta. >> vÁmonos, mire. yo creo que le saco el telÉfono a esta gente. hago una cita y nos pintamos para la ciudad de mÉxico. >> bueno.

underwrite killisnoo skate pro russian driving his attempt to win a couple of seconds on the road always const him his life. now a new conflicts erupted between britain and this time a treatment of so-called benefit tourists brussels has given london ultimatum to relax benefit all saying the country must hold out handouts to anyone who asks for them but reports britain's new spirit of non-cooperation a complicated. homeless and jobless this man's too embarrassed to be identified he came to britain from poland five years ago hoping to live a dream but the realities been a nightmare he claims the u.k.'s welfare state hasn't been fair on him. i'm a citizen of the european union five years ago i decided that this country would be my home i didn't come here to claim benefits i came here to work. david's what the government fears is a benefit tourist here to take and not to give back english is still a struggle and the state says he doesn't qualify for its handouts a serious accident eighteen months ago put him out of work and he soon went bankrupt he's been living on the street ever since but still

he's the key keeper of one of the most beautiful const castles in the region very near the north and it will almost forty years of my life i spent here all members of my family works here this is a tradition for everything here is special for me i want to save every piece of it for the future. and the younger generation of dagestani man is following in his footsteps averaged a local historian meets dozens of tourists and tells this story of not in color some with. what you see from here is the old part of data bin we call it my god this is the oldest city in russia in the past caravans used to come to the gates of this fortress they paid a toad and only after that cut they continued that journey to the north. this place guarded one of the strategic passes on the silk route and was used well into the nineteenth century however a large portion of the fortress was destroyed in nineteen twenties during the russian civil war most of what remains date back to the seventeenth century this is what's left of what was once one of the most violent punishments in the caucasus the criminals were

president and saying we have no chce, we're not asking for your approval, we're not asking for your const. you ar responsible as a sovereign nation for your own actions of security and we have taken this decision because of the information we have. >> because of the relationship that we have had with israel, one would, i would think that we would expect them to d that. i don't think it's 100% guaranteed that it would, but i think at main memorandum, that wod be something that we would like to know about. >> charlie: this last question, so within the place in terms of using an attack, a military attack and over here trying to negotiate something and in betwee are sanctions. where are things of assassination like iranian scientists and -- does tha have the possibility of success or is that just simply tryg to delay the process? >> well, i think that there are, i can't comment on the assassination thing becae i don't think that would come from the united states. >> charlie: nor do they. >> but there's an awful lot of intelligence that we have and that the israelis have and that the russians

who is the conste conservative?e up about health care, and support for an individual mandate in massausetts, by governor romney. whether he supported it nationally, as is the case in the president' health care legislation. something that gingrich supported, as well, in the early '90s. it was michele bachmann who tk them on as whether they're real conservatives, coining a phrase, newt/romney. listen. >> you want a difference, michele bachmann is the proven conservative. it's not newt romney. >> i know newt gingrich, and newt gingrich is a friend of mine. but he and i areot clones. i promise. >> do you buy that? who is the real conservative out of those two. you have to go through one or both of them to win in iowa. >> well, i think they come from the me mold. they're about the same. they're both on the defensive. they're both explaining themselves. and i even said that last night. why should we have a nominee that's going to spend most of their time explaining themselves and deciding what position they wereon and whe

the iraqi people have fashioned a constitution, have elections under the const dictations and are finding their way towards away from their oppressive system towards a freer political and freer economic system. in other countries in the region, such as libya are engaged in a behavior pattern that is vastly better for the world and for the region. so there are minuses, is and there are some pluses. and i think you're an outstanding historian and i think it will be people like you who overtime will play all those things and with the benefit is some distance, make some judgments. >> a little while from now. let's go back to the beginning. you were born in chicago, groping winnetka, illinois, which is not quite as prosperous as it is today. a little villages you read about and what to high school, went on to princeton. is that a bit of a culture shock coming from the midwest? >> my goodness, it was indeed. i was still going to a big 10 school and wrestled genovese said no, no, we've got to go to princeton. why? he said that's where you belong. i said i can't go there. at about the money. he s

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. >> conste que voy a estar despuÉs de mi show en el suyo [ aplausos ] >> cuÁles son los chistes quetel, a comer arroz con gandules, que venga morcilla y que venga de todo ♪ olvidemos todo [ aplausos ] >> bravo! >> quÉ rico de verdad! qué rico estar acompaÑados de los maÑaneros! >> yo soy ventrÍlocuo. >> quÉ rico la estamos pasando en esta maÑana. >> el muÑeco que le anuncia el show. >> los invito a todos al espectÁculo que tengo en el escala este fin de semana todos invitados, soy julio sabala. >> quÉ lindo. >> ha sido una maÑana bastante especial y una spa sÑa que tiene como... >> a mÍ tambiÉn se me cae. >> un mal que a ti tambiÉn. >> ha sida una maÑana bien especial y sin duda alguna es esta una mezcla de memociones que todo el mundo estÁ contento y alegre pero tambiÉn hay una cosa de nostalgia. >> muchas emociones encontradas. >> y se le quedan todos los cobradores en el aÑo viejo. y andar con esto fin de aÑo es un engorro. >> pero esto es muy importante para aprender modelaje! >> hablaban de deudas. >> queremos agradecer de corazÓn y a nuestra queridÍsima felicidad que ha estado

echarse para atrÁs pero mire, doctora >>la plata, la plata >>aquÍ lo importante es que a usted le constesta y si usted me disculpa, yo me tengo que ir tengo que llegar temprano a mi casa >>sÍ, si, doctora quÉ pena con usted hablar tantas bobadas sÍ, si, tantas bobadas pero de nuevo le agradezco que pues que me haya creÍdo >>listo, mÉndez entonces, ahÍ lo dejo con los leones ¿le parece? >>hay buenos leones y leonas hay buena cacerÍa aqui >>¿un vinito? >>no, gracias yo ya me voy >>no, yo sÍ yo sÍ, quÉ pena, yo me tomo el vinito y como la doctora esa chachÁn, chechÉn no vino entonces me tomo el mÍo y el de la doctora >>sÍ, si vino ahÍ viene la doctora zahir >>sÍ, si vino ahÍ viene la doctora zahir >>¿ah, sÍ? ♪ >>¿es usted rafael mÉndez? >>sÍ, tÉngame aquÍ, por favor yo soy mÉndez rafael mÉndez asesor de la presidencia de "colombiautos" asesor comercial >>gracias, para la colecciÓn ya me habÍa enviado una con el mesero >>ay, quÉ pena >>mariÁn zahir, de "flores zahir" bienvenido >>muchas gracias y mucho gusto ella es alejandra, alejandra maldonado >>maldonado >>gerente comercial de "colombiau

republicans are going to get worried as we get closer to voting day that does have the steadiness and constmorning his campaign is going to hold this press conference, he is going to call on politicians and say gingrich was really bad to work with back in the a '90s. gingrich had this response to wall -- wolf blitzer yesterday. let's listen. >> i wish everybody had loved me but i would rather be effective representing the american people than be popular inside washington. >> isn't he an insider? >> no question about that. and i think voters understand that. he is somebody that in the '90s, you know, talks about wanting to be effective for the american people. and you look at a lot of the republicans that worked with him. they will say that he was exactly the opposite of that for the republican party. he almost ruined the republican brand. i think that that's what you are going to hear from a lot of republicans and i think that that is the danger in a newt gingrich nomination because he's completely undisciplined and there's a lot of rich history in terms of his record that democrats and rep

the iraqi people have fashioned a constitution, have elections under the const dictations and are finding their way towards away from their oppressive system towards a freer political and freer economic system. in other countries in the region, such as libya are engaged in a behavior pattern that is vastly better for the world and for the region. so there are minuses, is and there are some pluses. and i think you're an outstanding historian and i think it will be people like you who overtime will play all those things and with the benefit is some distance, make some judgments. >> a little while from now. let's go back to the beginning. you were born in chicago, groping winnetka, illinois, which is not quite as prosperous as it is today. a little villages you read about and what to high school, went on to princeton. is that a bit of a culture shock coming from the midwest? >> my goodness, it was indeed. i was still going to a big 10 school and wrestled genovese said no, no, we've got to go to princeton. why? he said that's where you belong. i said i can't go there. at about the money. he s

the iraqi people have fashioned a constitution, have elections under the const dictations and are finding their way towards away from their oppressive system towards a freer political and freer economic system. in other countries in the region, such as libya are engaged in a behavior pattern that is vastly better for the world and for the region. so there are minuses, is and there are some pluses. and i think you're an outstanding historian and i think it will be people like you who overtime will play all those things and with the benefit is some distance, make some judgments. >> a little while from now. let's go back to the beginning. you were born in chicago, groping winnetka, illinois, which is not quite as prosperous as it is today. a little villages you read about and what to high school, went on to princeton. is that a bit of a culture shock coming from the midwest? >> my goodness, it was indeed. i was still going to a big 10 school and wrestled genovese said no, no, we've got to go to princeton. why? he said that's where you belong. i said i can't go there. at about the money. he s