corbin. he came into the family very quickly. he did a lot of traveling with us. vacations. he spent most of his weekends with us. >> bart was very bright and could be a lot of fun. >> bart is a very funny person. he's got a very quick wit, and people, i think, are drawn to that. if you, you know, crack on him, he has a crack that's five times better than yours immediately. he thinks very fast, and he's very funny. >> but now all that was a distant memory. jennifer's family felt unimaginable grief because the way jennifer died was almost as painful as the loss itself. her older son was the one to find her body and run to a neighbor, who called 911. >> my girlfriend's dead. >> okay. what do you mean by that? >> she's been shot. she's -- her son just ran over and got me. they live across the street from me. >> okay. do you think that she can be helped? >> no. >> it was like somebody took the engine of a jet and put it on backwards and just sucked the air out of my lungs. never in a million year

>> corbin is playing usnavi. >> hinojosa: corbin is playing... corbin bleu... >> yeah. >> hinojosa: ...from high school musical fame. >> yeah, and you know, he originally came in to play benny, because he's not... >> hinojosa: right, right, right. >> ...he's not latino and he came in to play benny, and he was so charming and so effortlessly charming that we said, you know, "i think this guy might be usnavi." >> hinojosa: oh! all right, people are probably saying, "what's that name-- usnavi, what's that?" so we have to tell. there might be some people who get it immediately. it's spelled u-s-n-a-v-i... >> yeah. >> hinojosa: ...but if you just spell it u-s-n-a-v-y... >> correct. >> hinojosa: ...it says... >> it's says "us navy," and his parents named him after the boat they saw when they first got to the united states. >> hinojosa: urban legend, or... >> urban legend, but also becoming a very popular name in florida with dominican and cuban communities. i heard the story from a friend who works in immigration, and i said, "well, that's too good." >

leaders insist they left behind a stable nation nine years after launching an invasion but jeremy corbin british labor m.p. a member of the stop the war coalition has a very different view. what's been achieved has been a large number of deaths a huge amount of profits for arms companies a lot of oil contracts signed by western oil companies and a lot of chaos on the streets and a huge level of private mercenary security forces and the biggest u.s. embassy the world has ever seen it doesn't look to me it has been a complete withdrawal it looks to me as though there is a security presence left behind in order to protect the government that has been so happy to do business with the west this could play out into something extremely nasty over a long period it does require a democratic coming in the whole country and it does require the participation of all those political forces in that outcome and that clearly is not happening at the present time the war was an attack on a sovereign state it was a war for regime change were in the case of britain the british parliament was told it was sold

corbin talking to me a little earlier here on r.t. time now for a quick look at what else is making news around the world in our world update you need a new president moncef marzouki has been sworn in the no leave the transitional government becoming the country's first leader after the popular uprising almost a year ago long time ruler president zene aberdeen ben ali was ousted after weeks of public protests election of the interim leader follows approval over the weekend of temper to god the nation to the new constitution can be adopted. footage is emerging china of a group of bystanders lifting a vehicle to free a young girl who'd been hit by a car and trapped underneath a security video shows a five year old sitting in the street just before the car drove over sixteen people work together to ensure the child was pulled to safety. the latest business news now with kareena is next stay with us live here in moscow . thank you bill hello and welcome to our business update this hour there's been progress on the gas dispute between russ

jeremy corbin a member of the stop the war coalition live in london so the attacks in baghdad seem to be continuing with two more blasts reported over the last couple of hours that makes seventeen today what message do you think those responsible for these atrocities are trying to send. i think they're trying to say that the iraqi government is not able to control the situation and that it's the forces that it has that its disposal cannot impose its will and i think it would for now steve very difficult period when i think the origins of all this relate back to the u.s. led invasion and the disbandment of the then existing iraqi army and police forces . now for years the u.s. and its allies including the u.k. gave their unconditional support to the current prime minister nuri al maliki in the same man and now being accused by some of sparking and fanning a new sectarian war and undoing what the allies were trying to do there do you think there's any irony in that. i think there's a huge already in this because the british and americans have always claimed that iraq would emerge from t

if you look at it, aign, almighty imperial gangster nation, dominated from corbin.now moving out to the suburbs. >> chicago police under their former superintendent, their policy was to chase every gang member in the city of chicago out to the suburbs. >> yeah, banger. full hustle. >> is it winter out here? if you look at this we are not even in wintertime and look what he is carrying in his pocket. now, in the event these guys get in a fight somewhere, what do you think this guy is going to be wearing? can he be described to the -- by the public to the police? no way. >> the suburbs are now inundated with the gang members from chicago and it had to do with a lot of the public housing being torn down and when it was being torn down, the people had to be relocated. this is where the violence starts because now we are taking a street corner drug operation that was very profitable and we are moving it out to a suburban area where maybe there was a different gang that is controlling the area and that's where the violence is going to occur. >> 2-6, joker. 2-6, 38. >> e-m

. >> nicholas corbin was sentenced to one year in idu, the maximum amount of time. a fight went down in my cell house and i was accused of being involved with it. the individual needed to be taken to an outside hospital and because of that, i was sent up here. i'm not disappointed in anything i've done. i've made the decisions that i've made, you know, we're caged like animals for 23 hours a day. we're given food that's of poor quality. there isn't enough of it to keep us full in between meals. and that's just how we live our lives. >>> up next -- >> my life almost ended right upstairs. it was just that easy. within seconds your whole life can change. >> an officer returns to the scene of a brutal attack that almost killed her. >>> and later, we'll take you inside isp's death row. >> this is the holding area of the condemned offender. not sure what to take? now robitussin® makes finding the right relief simpler than ever. click on the robitussin® relief finder. click on your symptoms. get your right relief. ♪ ♪ makes the cold aisle easy. robitussin® has a new look,

. >> republicans john mccain and tom corbin a chorus of senators unhappy with the way congress is doinginess these days and we're back now with the panel. the senate finally passed a compromise on saturday. let's see what's in it. a two month extension of the unemployment benefits. two months. a provision that president obama must decide in 60 whether to go ahead for the keystone pipeline. there's in surtax on millionaires. senator buyh, is the kind of legislating why you quit congress? >> in part, chris, and it also explains why congress' job approval is now 9%. i mean, this was ridiculous. this should have been extended for a full year. the pipeline ought to go forward but this allows the president to quick out after 60 days, he can say there's not enough time to decide. so, you know, look, i think the house has got a decision to make here. it ought to be extended for a full year. this reminds me, they say in this case the democrats may be the opposition party but the senate is the enemy. so the prospect of forcing the senators to come back to washington to deal with this probably del

. >> then you've got, for instance, tom corbin who, of course, is the senator from oklahoma. he says that newt gingrich -- he's worked with newt gingrich. he said he's the last person i'd vote for as president of the united states. senator lindsay graham says newt could be historic if he has "matured as a person" and is, for lack of a better word, calmed down. that is the closest thing, peggy noonan writes in "the wall street journal" today, that you can come to a compliment from anybody who has ever worked with -- >> but all that matters is the voters and i want to point that out, brian, is that newt has said after seeing these attacks i'm going to stay positive. my strategy is to stay positive and i just wonder how the voters -- let us know. e-mail us or tweet me this morning, how do you feel about the campaign strategies? does it work when the other candidate is negative? or does it work when the other candidate says they're going to be positive? >> well, i'll tell you what, newt gingrich, it's easy when you're up in ohio and substantially in florida and south carolina to

the corbin on to point out that many legal deficiencies in the agencies recent founding.ong them the core question of the efficiency of the agency's justification for the 11 hour than it for not addressing cumulative fatigue resulting from the short dirty for our priest or provision. the judge who wrote that initial opinion was nominated to the federal court bench by senator jesse helme. the cost of reform of the rule. not refer many hours of service rule will cause consumers and tax payers notice the dollars and deaths, injuries in crash causes those driver health class in short my stance. the benefit to society at the options supported by advocates to the 10 hour will far the cost and will result in economic benefit to the country between 380,000,001.2 billion annually for reducing tax and driver health coupled with prevention of numerous deaths and injuries in crashes. the reform option also supported by advocates also creates 40,000 new driver jobs here this is a major benefit in a critical time for job creation. this is in stark contrast to the current rule, which el