and walnuts and yahoo stole the show on the hill and the israeli palestinian conflict continues to dominate headlines let's not forget about the rest of the action in the region we're going to get an updated look at u.s. mercenaries in the u.a.e. as well as the rising violence in yemen. and from yemen's american policy to aftab what is wrong with the pentagon's actual policy in afghanistan and its congress reconsiders aid to pakistan china and because of its friendly ties with islam a body. and brics countries fight to make the head of the i.m.f. and on european something that's never happened before so will the brics be able to build anew with this position. good evening it's tuesday may twenty fourth eight pm here in washington d.c. . and you're watching our team now just a few hours ago here in washington this was the scene in a packed house chamber on capitol hill take a look. god forever bless the united states of america. that's right president barack obama the leader of the united states of america addressed the oh i'm sorry it wasn't president obama that is the israeli prime ministe

perhaps not a lot more dominant the u.s. doesn't want to look at last in afghanistan the obama administration doesn't want to have the perception of a defeat by an armed insurgency even though they're losing and that they can't win and so i think the idea is just to keep going keep going keep spending those hundred twenty eight billion dollars per year a lot of incentive a lot of problems and then avoid the defeat maybe quote for a later period but they're not planning to lose this production brian becker national coordinator of the answer coalition and today marks the start of a summit for the world's two largest economies the u.s. and china it comes at a time when the u.s. faces record debt and much of that debt is owned by china artie's christine president attended the u.s. china strategic and economic dialogue and shows us how the relationship between these two countries is evolving. they say you should keep your friends. and your enemies closer and as far as where china fits perceptions continue to evolve at this year's

forensics were sent out, both of the women, but also of dominic strauss-kahn.yet, but they will be presented to a grand jury. we're being told that the grand jury is going to be listening to this case and deciding whether to vote by friday as to whether this should go forward, anderson. >> what do we now know about this young journalist in france who accused dominic strauss-kahn of assaulting her, is she considering pressing charges? >> she's connected to a lawyer. she's looking into the charges. she's been quoted as saying she should have gone forward with this at the time it occurred. the big question now, is everybody is watching to see whether other women step forward to say something similar happened to them. when you have something high profile like this, there's always a possibility it could trigger a waterfall almost, anderson. >> sonny, what's the next step in terms of the legal process? >> as deb mentioned, i'm hearing also that the grand jury has been convened and is determining whether or not they will indict him. may 20th is the control date, and t

police say dominic strass-kahn allegedly tried to attack a housekeeper. we're standing live in front of the courthouse in new york where strauss-kahn is expected to enter a plea, susan. what else can you tell us about this extraordinary case? >> reporter: well, the plea is expected to be not guilty. you know, fred, it was just over 24 hours agatha this alleged violent sexual assault occurred, and it's been a very long day and night for the alleged victim in this case, and certainly the same can be said for the defendant who is being charged, the head of the international monetary fund, dominic strauss-kahn. he is expected in court at some point today but we don't know when. we think it's this afternoon but it might even happen tonight, from what we understand, according to officials. his appearance is expected to be brief. he has already been charged but he will adhere to the charges read against him by the judge who is in court, and then he will be asked to enter a plea. his lawyer tells us he will plead not guilty and it is likely that he will ask for b

the answer is a you'll have been dominated by a supervisor. what was the district 6 supervisor process? what kind of process will they have for who they will nominee? you're setting this up for a bit of a black market, and it could look like it is not necessarily the most open of government processes. and if you have an open process where anybody who wants to convince these qualifications and appropriately apply to the rules committee and be on the public record, the rules committee can go forward. when this happens initially, you will be the share of the committee. it is very deferential. and if you're thinking beyond that time, we had her supervisor campos make a recommendation and we are very deferential. i just don't think you want to set up this process for the district 6 supervisor makes the additional nominations. supervisor kim: supervisor farrell, d share the same concerns? supervisor farrell: i never thought about it in that way, but -- >> we based this completely off of the language of the stabilization fund. i don't believe there i

. >> the reason why this drum was reduced in its size it was the intention of hiding it from the dominant class so they will not be oppressed by playing it. >> (speaking spanish) (drums). >> (speaking spanish). >> for these wonderful instrument called cajon it's put into different styles. also the cajon today is incorporated intd international music. >> (speaking spanish). >> (drums). (music). (applause). (music). (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> yeah. this is a style called lando. and it comes from undue. >> (speaking spanish). >> this was a dance of a ritual. >> (speaking spanish). >> and had the idea that the name is lamelinda. >> (speaking spanish). >> which was movement with the pelvic area. >> (speaking spanish) thank you very much. >> (speaking spanish). >> and this was considered not proper. so it was done in a different way. >> (speaking spanish). >> and those are softer movements and what we're going to show. >> (speaking spanish). >> which later became simbac simbacutcu. >> (speaking spanish). >> and sim bameans salute and couca means dance. >> that is it. okay. (speaking

the gun debate is dominated by the nra, dominated by people who are fundamentalist about gun rights. other side surfacing in the gun debate? >> i do know here in pennsylvania we are controlled by the republicans. our house, our senate, and our governor are owned by republicans and so they are not interested in the nra, you know, puts a lot of money in lobbying, a lot of money in local contributions and they absolutely control our state and so any responsible gun law has not been passed in our state and people like me, i think, who speak up, i think hopefully we're heard but i think we don't have the power in the state in order to make it happen because in pennsylvania we have two major urban centers but a lot of rural communities represented by rural representatives. but i challenge them to come here with me. let me show you my community. i will show you the victims of gun violence. i'll show you what is left and you tell me what good your lobbying has done for my community. tell me what those guns have done in good for my community. i'll show you the deaths. i'll show you the houses

dominic strauss-kahn is able to leave his jail cell and can go outside for an hour a day.rrections officer. inside, he's allowed to periodically walk around his housing area corridor where he can watch tv. >> everything is difficult. and the most difficult thing i think for any particular person is to deal with the dehumanization, because you're just one of 13,000 people, and to deal with being cut off from the outside world. >> in his first day at likers, he had one visitor. inmates can have up to three people per visit, not including attorneys who are given access to their clients any given day. mary snow, cnn, this morning. >>> still ahead, bernie madoff is serving more than 100 years, but his assets are up on the auction block. >>> and don't you hate it when people talk loudly on their cell phones in a restaurant or on a plane? tonight, this story winds up one woman on the "ridicu-list." a 16-hour cell phone conversation. we'll tell you where she was chatting it up. [ male announcer ] in 2011, at&t is at work, building up our wireless network all across america. we're

western countries in latin america you know they speak spanish or portuguese catholicism is the dominant religion but eighty civilizational definition of the west these are part of the west. but they're not dominant you know they're they're poor and they're not very effective in terms of protecting power out words so i think glad. i you know i am going to say i think that i really think it's a good point but the the point of the good the issue is that. there's not exercise the kind of power over the rest of the world as your america does now one might see and i think there's a good point here that china and chinese relations in africa might occupy that kind of position ok bill you are disagreeing want to we want to replay that really really good room erica i hate to break this to you it's not your america it's hurting this power it's america i mean let's not kid ourselves ok powers can get away with it we're in the already with america ok rick i want to go to you i mean would you can was mentioned here a woman again let's take this term of the west then we could say defining it is part o

you look at financially it's not simply the traditional western countries that are part of this dominant entity japan clearly is its culture is remarkably different from that of the west whereas there are western countries in latin america they speak spanish or portuguese catholicism is the dominant religion but eighty civilizational definition of the west these are part of the west. but they're not dominant you know they're they're poor and they're not very effective in terms of protecting power words so i think. they had. i know i am going to say i think that i really think it's a good point but the the point of the issue is that it does not exercise the kind of power over the rest of the world as your america does now one might start seeing and i think there's a good point here that china and chinese relations in africa. that kind of position ok bill you were disagreeing one we want to replay that we're going to go to. i hate to break this to you it's not your all american power it's america i mean let's not kid ourselves ok powers can only get away with it we remember the already wit

so where does the dominant narrative comes from? on the lawyers and thurgood marshall, are they just more prominent and is that what makes a dominant narrative voice that -- what explains that clicks >> well, a number of things i would say even i mention that my book is not just winners history. so the dominant narrative is consistent with winners history. of course we want to tell the history of the naacp lawyers, i've thurgood marshall and his conception of equality because we are proud in this country of brown v. board of education and its role in cleansing constitutional law of jim crow and mayors some debate about contributing to all of the changes -- subsequent changes in the law. so to the extent that we value the work of marshall and the history is being written by those at the mall schools, one would expect that that particular narrative would be dominant. the constitutional law, as many of you will know, we don't talk so much about inequalities as they relate to economics. so while it is not a suspect class. there's not a

so the dominant narrative is consistent with winners history.so of course they want to tell the history of the naacp leaders , of thurgood marshall and his conception of equality because we are proud in this country of brown versus board of education and its role in cleansing constitutional flaw of jim crow and there is some debate about this in contributing to all of the changes, subsequent changes in the law. so to the extent that we value the work of marshall and the history is being written by those within law schools, one would expect that that particular narrative would be dominant. a corollary of that is income to two shalala, as many of you will know, we don't talk so much about inequality as they relate to economics. there's not a lot one can do with that, right-click if you think in terms of its hard to fit into that bottom-up approach into that dominant narratives because the bottom-up approach is more complicated as you say. it's hard to tell at the narrative that is about success and a narrative of progress when you have mathews wei

monetary fund is charged with sexual assault in new york after allegedly attacking a hotel maid dominic's trust god maintains his innocence but his chances in next year's presidential elections and friends where he was a favorite taken on. and in russia a nationwide military displays marked sixty six years since the defeat of nazi germany but similar commemorations in ukraine were marred by nationalists attacking veterans for violence along the west of the country where many collaborated with the nazis against the soviet union during the war and are now seen as freedom fighters rather than oppressors. coming up in about thirty minutes time my colleague marina joshie will be here with a full look at more news but now peter lavelle and his guests on cross talk debate what the term the west means today. for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice ceased to face with the news makers he. can. follow in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle what do we mean when we use the word west is it a place a state of mind or even a specific time in history also what is mean

we believe the the market dominance does play a bigger role. secondly, the assertion that labor costs are largely responsible for the higher cost of health care are quite frankly preposterous. the only grain of truth to that assertion can be found in the salaries. as an example, and the ceo is now the highest paid and ceo of the sacramento valley. that is because after a wage increase of 43%, there are over two dozen corporate officials just in the sacramento area that earned over a million dollars apiece. here in san francisco, the wage increases for officials have surged dramatically in the past several years. the latest available data shows that the corporate salaries jumped from anywhere from 40% to 50% a year. i want to make it very clear that no registered nurse, housekeeper, a nurse's aide, a dietary worker, or any other management hospital employee has ever nor will ever in the future have their salaries of words in the same manner. supervisor campos: next speaker. mr. smith, thank you for waiting to speak. >> thank you for this very in

and of all netanyahu stole the show on the hill and the israeli palestinian conflict dominates headlines let's not forget about the rest of the action in the region and take a look at the mercenaries in the u.a.e. and rising violence in yemen. and from yemen to pakistan as lawmakers debate pulling aid to islamic god in the wake of the osama bin laden killing china is actually beefing up its friendship with that country prompting some to ask whether the united states threats may be falling on deaf ears. and the death penalty in the u.s. this time the question isn't to kill or not to kill instead when it comes to executions are states or cheering their inmates to death. good evening it's tuesday may twenty fourth on lucy kept a note here in washington d.c. and watching our t.v. and just a few hours ago and what here in washington there was this was the scene in a packed house chamber on capitol hill take a look. may god forever bless the united states of america. that's right president barack obama the leader of the united states of america addressed the oh wait a minute that's bamma us th

now a sex scandal hits the international monetary fund while the world clamors for the details on dominic strauss kahn we'll take a closer look at the i.m.f. itself the way that it's wreaks havoc on much of the developing world and we'll determine why the real scandals of the i.m.f. the ones that make the news then it's an army made up of eight hundred mercenaries and also contentious founder of blackwater is in the middle of it all will bring you details on this business dealing cluing what these mercenaries are going to do and we'll ask the bigger question here is forming an army like this legal then the war on leakers expanse this time will tell you about how the government is taking n.s.a. employee thomas drake to court but we want to know if drake is indeed convicted the president will this set and we all know that personal debt is a serious problem for many americans but could a lot of that stress and anxiety that comes with that be from those nagging and many times of the use of debt collectors so they will take a closer look at how close collectors operate and will challenge the l

french officials would say that just because in this particular case they might be trying to defend dominic straus economy do they really look at the u.s. justice system as one that's equal for all of europe has actually led the way when it comes to prosecuting bankers compared to the united states. i didn't understand your question completely do i think that the french are looking at our justice system as a way that treats people equally as i think that's the claim that they're making right is that you would never see that in france that somebody of dominic strauss kahn stature would be put on trial in the same way that let's say a low level criminal with the but that's just not true and i think that we hear so many critiques from european countries often about that because europe has prosecuted more high level officials when it comes to bankers for the financial crisis than the united states has so do you think that there's a little. taher there or something they're just trying to gloss over when they make those kinds of statements. yeah i agree i agree with you when it comes to that i th

but rather resides in our information dominance portfolio.two new helicopter series that we have, the r&l sea or a, one of the most advanced anti-service and anti-something helicopters on the planet. but i'm also very pleased with what we've been able to do with unmanned come as peter alluded to, in a very short period of time. we had a trial deployment of fire scout, the vertical takeoff uae. there were some exciting moments on the deployment to be sure. but as i tell everybody, think i've come to find out about uavs is that they do exactly as what they are told to do. unlike most naval aviators. [laughter] >> so all you have to do is make sure you have the code right and you know exactly what it's going to do. no offense to my good friends wearing wings. but since that time we have pressed uav out again on another deployment on one of our frigates in support of special operations forces in the middle east, announcing hours and missions at a very steady rate, very reliable rate. and has also been mentioned, because of the capability of that

of technology and unmanned systems into the current and navy force structure on the information dominance side. he also addressed the major operational challenges and benefits from the new and rapidly evolving technologies and spoke to the doctrinal an ethical questions coming out of all of this. it was a very fascinating discussion, and what's interesting is that through the power of new technology, that discussion has, in a sense, become a living entity spreading both geographically, but also chronologically that is a year and a half later we continue to get questions and contacted from folks about that talk from everything from navy lieutenants on ships thousands of miles away to students at the navy war college to students here in dc, but one of the challenges of the technology, and i would argue the wider policy world today, is the incredibly fast pace of change, so for instance, if the short time since that discussion, we've seen technologies that western, for example, -- that were, for example, you can describe as the dream stage now start to take flight. as an example, we have sev

i think i just did really well and bruce started to dominate.and also strew is number sixty no i leave the australian open final list was hardly ever troubled by surroundings to stare from i knew it couldn't be turned three points down except for the executive or. i don't want was a compact day on the paris clay courts the action is that i spoke by a scottish neither the thirty two year old responded today from the korea press in seventeen years china was wrong to rank seventh in the world as a total of eleven w.t. eight titles to her name all saying winning a grand slam it was due to make history. only one man sebastian vettel has claimed his first pole position this season after mexico sergio perez crashed heavily in qualifying for the monaco grand prix breadboard success six consecutive races with a world champion bettering the current jenson button by point four seconds to make it more good for nanda alongside was false for ferrari cancer wisconsin kind of cool session finishing southers has moved on from mindful cutting issue cain twenty on

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just today new york police confirmed that semen found on the maid's dress does indeed belong to dominic strauss kahn but the case of strauss kahn highlights another more important issue that of women of no power being able to fight back against men of enormous power too often a who would you believe more frame determines the killed or innocence of powerful men accused of rape which then discourages future women from reporting incidents and given the dominic strauss kahn is one of the most powerful men bankers in the world and his alleged victim is just a hotel maid from africa it's likely that this crime would have been swept under the rug too had it not been for a secret weapon that the hotel maid had she belonged to a union and she knew that she could take that brave step forward against strauss kahn because her union would protect her and her job wouldn't be put at risk and that's just what she did and now strauss kahn is headed for prison. so isn't this just another example unions check of the power of wealthy elites for more on this i'm joined by democratic strategist. erica welcom

so if you believe the oshita doctrinites or the doctrineairs if they were really dominating the discourse through a tacit agreement with the pacifists to keep the revisionists at arm's length, to really not just hug the united states but hug article 9 of the constitution, they gave way to the consolidation of power within their own party to revisionists, that represented most recently by prime minister kouzumi and his allies in the party so i have here recent ldp governments. had consolidated power had embraced the notion of normal nationalism, saying, look, it is time to be normal and to be normal for some in a very tony blair-like way. that's what i would submit and michishita and i would write in the paper there's on him one way to be normal there's a way to be normal indian style and the canadians and the germans thought about normality when it came to mesh's most recent adventures. the point is in september, twi, in the late summer, when the bpj took power, with an unprecedented majority, a super majority in the national diet, there was a shift. it was the beginning of a shift that m

fourth time united boss sir alex ferguson admitting his side but given a hiding the spanish champions dominate the first half and opened the scoring through pedrito as in the half mark twain rooney got an equaliser just before half time but after he gives it will pass it took the lead again messi twenty yard drive and then damage near seal big three with another long range effort so it is with the scenes in barcelona when the final whistle was blown thousands of fans have gathered at the iconic the amulet of art to watch the game tonight made even

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director dominic store scan out of the financial picture there in addition is looking for a suitable replacement and while the current financial situation in europe may suggest a new approach is needed to solve the problems by looks of it the i.m.f. will go in the other direction the weight of tradition and also the fact that there has been a longstanding view between the united states and europe the u.s. will have the world bank and europe has the fun i'm sure the europeans would convince all leading thinkers on the matter that at this juncture you still need someone familiar with the problems of the euro the euro is the french finance minister christine legarde and while europeans hail her as one of the strongest economists in the eurozone some remain skeptical about her progress and christine legarde complex and. more of the same as long as they can sustain it's not obvious you know. maybe a. default. perhaps even leaving europe so they may not be able to meet. the train is for them to continue to try places debt is one of the heights in portugal are too far ahead and seek to find

and its allies is more about a struggle for world dominance than protecting civilians that's the view subconscious down from the british civilians for peace in the media group. the west would like the syrian regime like the libyan regime like with hizbollah and the palestinian resistance to disappear yesterday now achieving that is a whole different kettle of fish i think where the west is now in this historical moment everyone knows that. the uni polar world has finished entering into a multi-polar world on the west is panicking about that they can't sit back and allow the break nations of the global south just to rise up or for them to just go without go without a fight so now is really the historic opportunity for western germany to try to hold back a little bit of world domination that they've lost in the last decade. the libyan rebels have failed to gain official recognition from the us government a top rebel of facial was even denied an audience with barack obama in washington on friday but brill is the first senior member of libya's national transitional council to visit the u.

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monetary fund is charged with sexual assault in new york after allegedly attacking a hotel maid dominated strong economy taints his innocence but the chances in next year's presidential elections in france where he was a favorite have taken a serious not illegal and in russia nationwide military displays mark sixty six years since of the defeat of nazi germany but similar commemorations in ukraine or marred by nationalists attacking veterans of the violence erupted in the west of the country where many collaborated with the nazis and then soviet union during the war and are now seen as freedom fighters rather than oppressors. let me back in just a bit with a look at your headlines but right now russia's new education system will help youngsters adapt to changes in the country we discuss this with education and science minister on the way for santa. minister of education it's great to have you with us we used to be very proud of the soviet educational system we inherited there with say that our sixth grade school student status things that american students on study until four years into t

that the international monetary fund schools dominic's charles cullen awaits trial and sex charges in new york there are fears his absence will damage negations or the e.u. bailout sludge practice the so-called times with iraqi unity to. the children opposition calls for a day of anti-government protests and demonstrations clashed with police on the streets of bts to demanding president saakashvili steps down the country's opposition leader tells all see a revolution has begun. on the mystery of whether to be trinidad if allowed to run for a second term remains unsold with the president giving nothing away or good speech intentions during a two hour press conference. hello and welcome to the program this is all season we can a review of all our thanks for joining us and to government protests have been intensifying across spain despite the official ban and political demonstrations as the country went to the polls in local elections the ruling socialist party has suffered a bruising defeats in sydney in response to its handling of spain's mounting economic crisis with ninety one percen

he sent a message that american and european influence remains as dominant at ever even though chinand india asserted themselves. >> of what they are or who they believe, we are the nations most willing to stand up for the values of self-determination that lead the peace and dignity. >> earlier he and the first lady joined david cameron and his wife at a barbecue to honor troops from both countries. the two first ladies served side dishes while mr. obama and cameron flipped burgers. see they had a nice burger flipping weather. >> let's take a look outside and show you what is going on. you are can definitely see some rain and problems we had in emeryville. we'll tell you how long the light rain will last and if it will affect your weekend. >> a local boy gets national attention for his mapping skills and the national's biggest banks will make it easier if abody with a cellphone to transfer money. >>> 25 years and i'm still saying thank you america, thank you so much. there are no words to match this moment. >> today marks the end of an era oprah's final show

. >> chris: tenth, one-two finish for joe gibbs racing who thoroughly dominated here tonight.n to darlington, next saturday night. >> chris: that will showtime, southern 500. you will see it saturday on fox. another baseball nascar double header. nine races, the quarter pole of the season, jeff. we had 17 races until the chase. third straight race here now that carl edwards has maintained the top spot. kyle busch jumps up three to the third spot. >> jeff: you have to watch kyle busch. he is sneaking up there closer and closer. jimmie rebounded after starting off slow. top ten finish. with the points are becoming more and more valuable each week as we go deeper in the season. >> chris: saw a.j. allmendinger up to 11. greg biffle, 14. denny hamlin talking about the night he needed. coming in second and heading to a place he had success before. in darlington. jamie mcmurray, great success last year. looking for the first win this year. check in with steve byrnes who is with kasey kahne who led 29 laps tonight. >> steve: a good night for kasey kahne. coming off another knee surger

and a domination. the second point i'd like to make is following along what i've are reset about there being a broad consensus in russian foreign policy. the paper is absolutely right that there are three broad schools, but if you look at russia today, what a striking is there's really only one major school, pro-western liberals, and the nationalists tend to be marginal within the russian political spectrum today. the only question i think is each of those schools is more marginal. the pro-liberal west, or the nationalist. and that has as andy and igor pointed out has buried over time it would've been interesting in the paper is you devote equal time to the three schools. and what i would urge is if you take a look at this again, is to focus much more on the great power balancers and try to look at the variations within that school of thought and how they might play themselves out. over the next several years. there's a lot of questions you need to ask. start with the obvious one of the west. what is t

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daughter be here in half an hour's time but for now good lavelle asks is gusts with the current dominance of english threatens all the languages it helps to export western values crosstalk is next here on alt. to. remove you the latest in science technology from around russia. we've got the future covered. you can. follow me and welcome to cross talk you all about the english language continues to flourish is it threatened other languages with one in three people speaking english does this promote western values and with the rise of asia will english maintain its period position in the world. can continue. to discuss the language question i'm joined by robert philips and in copenhagen he is professor emeritus at the copenhagen business school in paris we go to john paul nidia he's the author of the book don't speak english parlayed globish and in hong kong we have david ragdoll he is a distinguished visiting scholar at city university of hong kong and another member of our cross talk team yell on the hunger all right gentlemen this is cross talk we can jump in any time you want and jump o

film activist filmmaker says the sanctions imposed on syria are more about a struggle for world dominance than protection of civilians. the west would like the syrian regime like the libyan regime like with hizbollah and the palestinian resistance to disappear yesterday and now even that is a whole different kettle of fish i think where the west is now in this historical moment everyone knows that the world has finished entering into a multi-polar world and the west is panicking about how they can sit back and allow the bric nations of the global south just to rise up or for them to just go without go without a fight so now is really the historic opportunity for western germany to try to pull back a little bit of a world domination that they've lost in the last decade but frankly even if they did go into syria which i don't think they will i think the syrian regime will hold tight but even if they did i mean what's happened the last decade iraq and afghanistan yes they got rid of saddam hussein yes they got rid of the taliban but what is the net result the net result was they were bogged

they dominated the regular season. that has nothing to do with the playoffs despite the fact that they dominated statistically last night. they lost in overtime. they're down to their games. they are in trouble now. let's take you back downtown. they are down 2-1. the to the chance and made it pay. he not sit in -- he puts it in. there is a sloppy line change. they brought it back quickly. he never had a chance. campeau wins the game. they lead, 2-zero. -- tampa wins the game. >> if we can go to tampa and when the first one -- win the first one never know what can happen. the series is not over. it is just beginning. >> george mason officially introduced the new basketball coach today. the former georgia tech coach is the night had man in the history of the patriot program. he will be 38 on wednesday. the club won 27 games this past season. that is a gold mine for a man who was fired in mid-march after 11 seasons with the yellow jackets. >> this is probably the only place i would have done if this fast. i was a little

and right up next year an aussie people of el asks is guest whether the current dominance of english threatens other languages and helps to export western values crosstalk is next right here today. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from the realm. of the future. hello and welcome to cross talk back you're all about the english language continues to flourish does it threaten other languages with one in three people speaking english does this promote western values and with the rise of asia will english maintain its period position in the world. to discuss the language question i'm joined by robert phillips and in copenhagen he's professor emeritus at the copenhagen business school in paris we go to jump on the air he's the author of the book don't speak english parlayed globish and in hong kong we have a big red dog he is a distinguished visiting scholar at city university of hong kong and another member of our crosstalk team yell on the hunger all right gentlemen this is cross talk we can jump in anytime you want to jump oh i'd like to go to you you have a new i s