you know how to talk in hungarian, don't you? yeah. yeah. can you say hi in hungarian?to say hi, wave your and hi. that says hi in hungarian or in english. even when we are not multilingual and don't speak the child's language, we can at least learn a few essential words and phrases, including and most especially the correct pronunciation of the child's and family's names. teacher: can you say imoja? children: imoja. uh-huh. "and i help light the colorful kwanza candles." do you remember when we talked about hanukkah? hendrick: the whole point of speaking and communicating with one another is to share, to bring us closer together, to open up and include others in our world, and vice versa. teacher: can you say kwanza? all: kwanza. can you say swahili? all: swahili. swahili is an african language, and those are african words. teacher: ok, ms. anwati, are you ready? take over, let's go. one, two, three...go. ♪ kumbaya hendrick: the most important thing for children to learn about school is that it's a place where they feel warm and comfortable, a place they want to come b

barnabas and hungarian. the church, which has five domes, is more than 1000 years old and still functions as the central church of the village today. we left the village to continue into the magnificent and famous trudeaus mountains. cypriate meal, we stopped at a monastery in designated as a unesco world heritage site. >> as you can see, we are in a unique place. the building, which you see, it is? the one roof covered in three different churches from three different periods. they wanted to protect all of these churches from the weather conditions in the mountains. so they added that huge high- peaked flat tile roof. so all the churches were under one roof. >> what is the name of this church? >> this is a - 3 -- it was. it is the -- this is a monastery -- it was. >> was this complex used by the villagers? >> the church was used by the brotherhood of the monastery. for all the services in the orthodox religion. of course, while services were going on on sunday, many villagers joined them. there would come in

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when i was a kid growing up, 1956 was the year of the hungarian revolution.because when i was a kid growing up, my perspective was very much shaped by events of the cold war. and hungarians, freedom fighters, rising up against their soviet occupiers was a big deal. well, it was a big deal. well just about at exactly the same moment in 1956, there was another very important episode that i paid very little attention to, called the suez crisis. what was the suez crisis all about? well what the suez crisis was all about is colonel nasser, the dictator of egypt nationalizing the suez canal. that is to say, claiming for egypt control of this crucial asset on egyptian soil. and in consequence of that, great britain, the imperial power that had controlled egypt for decades, and france, another european imperial power with interest in north africa, and israel, conspiring to concoct a cockamamie war intended to reclaim control of the suez canal, supposedly on behalf of the international community, but really aimed to overthrow nasser, thereby restoring british imperial

he told the hungarian television that he can meet current academic standards. the university withdrew his doctorate on thursday when the committee found he had copied large parts of his thesis. credit-card companies mastercard and visa are investigating a security breach in the united states that may have released the details of millions of customers. the customers -- the company says that a third-party vendor is at fault. the numbers from 10 million accounts may have been stolen when customers use their cards in new york. military and diplomatic pressure is growing. rebels in the north of mali have seized a town and troops have abandoned their positions. the leader of the coup has made an appeal for outside help in preserving their territorial integrity. >> they condemned the government handling of the conflict in the north, but taking power has not helped to solve the problem. instead the rebels have found a benefit. the military junta is beginning to worry. >> the situation is critical at this moment. our army needs the support of friends in order to save th

but the other half was recently arrived, german, hungarian, czech and polish immigrants. simply giving orders in the army of the southwest involved a complicated procedure. on one occasion, four translatetran translators were involved getting polish troops to move to a given position. curtis began his campaign in february 1862. for two weeks, the union army struggled across missouri, slowly approaching springfield. and as hallek had stoehoped steg price was completely unprepared for the appearance of a union army in southwest missouri at that time of the year. price, of course, was a politician. not a soldier. he had no formal military training. and he had seen only very limited action in new mexico during the mexican war. and he had all sorts of -- personal, and professional short comings. most notably, an utter lack of administrative skills. price may have been at the head of his aermy. he was never running his army. the army was not a confederate force, a pro-confederate, independent, missouri state guard. a rag tag force of maybe, 7,000, #,0 #,000 men at this time. th

americans here, many hungarian americans in the washington area and united states i have been travellingersities. >>> pretty good schooling here yale. >> yes we often don't get to come into an ambassadors home this is what you call your oval office. >> yes,. >> now do you work in here? >> yes, i do work but my computer is upstairs. >> where the real work is done. >> you have a special picture. >> yes, two american journalists that hungary from the prisons just after they had been liberated, and freed and they had given me this as souvenir. >> you have a lot of things that surround you here from your country and about your country what would you like people to know most about hungary. >> one thing is the culinary and the other is cultural and you might be able to see later on we have at the embassy we have a rock band, with actually before they go to work they have to rehearse because on may 4th, there will be a concert. >> let me get this straight you are an ambassador that allows a rock band to rehearse before 8:00 a.m. in the morning. >> yes. >> that is a pretty cool bam bass door. >>

we are confident and hopeful that the government will do what -- hungarian authorities will do what is is necessary to respect european law. >> you spend a lot of time on capitol hill, talking to our congress. i have heard your hard working, all over washington, pushing the european cause. do you find a tendency to accept that this is already going to be the asian century? >> not at all. >> i would posit that it could be the european century. >> let me give you my personal experience. that is what i have been living through in the past 18 months here in washington. i see, of course, a focus on asia and china. but that happens in europe as well. europe is investing a lot in china. everybody is thinking about what is coming out of asia. the same as in here. but that does not mean that being concerned and interested by china, it does not mean you should forget europe or that we should forget america. there is room for both. in fact, i believe that it is good for us, americans and europeans, with china and asia and the emerging economies, to share notes, to compare these countries, how to

i'm a gay hungarian jew, so i'm going to be at home in new york as nipple london. >> what did you thinkinto politics. >> what happened? >> i was gay. >> you were gay and that was -- there are not gay people in politics? >> certainly there weren't then, and i couldn't see myself with a picture of the wife and kids. >> instead he became an internet media mogul. his empire is housed in these trendy downtown offices complete with a roof deck for parties. the bloggers have grown up. >> over there? >> i'm 33. >> 37. >> they're well-paid. they get health insurance. >> they do. >> a 401(k) plan. >> they do. >> they're well educated. harvard, principle ton. >> some have masters degrees in journalism from columbia. >> they still like to promote a rouge image. >> it seems they've updated the front page. within minutes of our arrival nbc became the target. that's really unfortunate. you're going to get no comment. we're living in the gawker age where news is driven by what will draw a crowd or in this case a click. >> this is the most terrifying thing we have to show you here. this is -- every sing

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>> john von neumann was a hungarian mathematician who came to america in 1930 at 26 years old to teach mathematics, and very quickly as world war ii became drawn into the picture, he got drawn into it on the world's side. it's a benefit to us, and -- so there were actually a whole bunch of the early krr or railroad e on. >> yes. a and. it was a real war, so lfs. ed the funding came from a funding organization called atf. there were things moving back and forth. >> it's impossible to compress all the history, but if you take us from those early days to today, what had been the most significant changes? i know you talked about digital organize nimz in the book. how do we get from that early phase to kind of the. >> there has been no change. what we do in our when this. >> the memory of this particular machine i took us all on was 5 kill bi kilobytes. that's a very small amount but yet it was enough to do all this important work. >> just about a minute left. where is all of this going? there are futurists like ray kurtwild in a way that houston chips. we have ways to prevent disease, ways

do look at the hungarian stock index. sitting up by half percent at the end of trade. here's the but. eu finance ministers plan to freeze 495 euros in aid to hungary tomorrow for failing to control the budget deficit. that's the first time the european block will withhold funds. in terms of individual stock movers, let's look at the world's largest watch maker swatch up by half a percent. tiffany's in the u.s. is up by just over that. tiffany's filed a $490 million counterclaim against swatch. this is the latest in these companies feud over a failed deal to sell watches together and it comes three months after swatch sued tiffany's. tiffany's for lost profits that it estimated at $4.2 billion. we'll see where that latest volley goes. in airlines news, airbus and boeing, reportedly a ruling upheld that boeing took billions of dollars of unfair subsidies. this is the latest in an epic trade spat between airbus and boeing. that's another one we need to keep an eye on. lastly but not least, the irish times reports that u.s. airline jetblue has spoken to the irish airline f

before there were a lot of hispanics around and we had blacks in the neighborhood and hispanic, hungarianthere no discrimination that i ever witnessed or saw. >> george hall says if there can be no case made against george zimmerman he hopes that authorities in florida will help zimmerman through all of this. hall says if there is a case to be made against zimmerman he hopes they will put him in jail for his own protection. wolf? >> you're also hearing other stories from some of the interaction that zimmerman had with another family in that neighborhood. tell our viewers. >> reporter: that's right. we talked to a woman down the street here, an african-american woman. she did not want to be filmed and she did not want her name used or anything regarding her family or her house. she did say that her young son had corresponded on facebook with george zimmerman. she was not sure if this occurred since the trayvon martin shootings or not, but her son had on occasion corresponded with george zimmerman on facebook. so a lot of diversity in this neighborhood. george zimmerman at least had a relat

george tweets, any new bank would have to take these hungarian foreigns off my hand and have gold-dispensing one tweet, higher interest rates so we can afford to plug in the toaster. i think the higher interest rate part is what a lot of people would say. >> again and again. and arguably, that's why people suggest that monetary policy may be failing this time around. because those that should benefit. can't access the credit. those that are taking the pain, simply taking the pain for the entire economy. >> let's check in with rick santelli as to what he's looking at as we come to the end of the show. hi, rick. >> i continue to talk about the same issues i have the last two spots for "squawk on the street." and that is, some of the headlines coming out of portugal, spain, even china. as we continue to see how, whether it's central banks, or central planning or agreements with bureaucrats, kind of suck up some information that used to move markets, they don't move nearly as much any more. i do think that there's something to be said for the only things that really are going to get the market a