and music from interpol.cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, prepare yourselves. here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, cleto. hi, everyone, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming to my house. i want to first, before we get going, i want to wish a happen by rosh hashanah to those of you who are jewish, like cleto. how jewish could you really be if you are watching tv now? it's the beginning of the jewish new year, dating back to the birth of larry king. it's a time of repentance and introspection or, to put more simply repentrospection. it's a night on which most of our writers go home early, so -- i'm not jewish, but i like the idea of the holiday, to make amends with people who you may have around or upset over the course of the year. actually would be a good night for mel gibson to make some calls. you know? [ applause ] it's a good idea in general. i personally have not upset anyone this year so i have noth

orders tell me what is the role of interpol then. i think that interpol. globalizing world with. you know where. unstable. international law is one of their opinions ations which really works maybe we do not know because by definition it is it's excessive it is our. they are not public. i think that they are doing a great job and those sometimes there are political aspects that prevail as i said but i think that india is in big need and it makes all the countries called great not to. cooperate in. international relations russia's academy of sciences thank you. thank you. well there's more on many of the stories we're covering and all website that is our dot com and here's a quick look at what is waiting for you there right now set the space the crew for the next mission to be. find out who's going and what they'll be doing in orbit after the launch in october. and riding retro style the russian and ukrainian presidents get behind the wheels of soviet made cars in an international ground. it's nearly quarter past the hour here in the

that countries in interpol number two but he had to do it in poland i have a theory on my own on why he did that although it may seem unusual but it's true goal was to provoke a strong reaction in order to spoil the improving political relations between poland and russia we all know that the russian authorities were upset over the u.k.'s repeated refusal to extradite i have my request of the russian prosecutor general's office and now such an interesting twist i hope in the long run poland will act in accordance with international law and complete all the extradition procedures because the us is prepping for a mid-term elections against a background of more grim news this week for the economy but on the campaign trail for some parties it's not finance but family values that should take the top spot our team's christian friends our has been following the conservative values voter summit. they say they came to take america back it isn't our values our shared timeless values that have changed has it it's our leaders that have changed in campaign like speeches they criticized among other

la policÍa internacional, interpol, alertÓ de posibles ataques terrotisras.te contraria a los valores norteamericanos. >> las manifestaciones del pastor hal incitado a otros a hacer lo mismo. >> el propÓsito de quemar este libro el sÁbado es demostrar que no creo en su dios, dijo. >> el pastor dijo esta noche que le mintiÓ acerca de la decisiÓn de mover la mezquita en nueva york. eso quiere decir que continÚa la incertidumbre sobre si quemarÁ o no el libro sagrado de los musulmanes el sÁbado. >> gracias a ti desde nuestro centro de satÉlites. vamos ahora a comerciales y al regreso, lo que anunciÓ irÁn en relaciÓn a una estadounidense detenido y acusado de cruzar la frontera de manera ilegal. >> tendremos la declaraciÓn del presidente barack obama sobre a nueve aÑos de los faÍdicos ataques terroristas en nueva york, una Íctima nos cuenta que hizo su familia para superar la tragediay bailaremos con el elenco de "mira quien baila" ensayos, vestuario, chismecitos, calderón. maÑana, en primer impacto. una mezquita en la zona cero enfrenta a los familiares de las v

he's currently detained not arrested and this detention was made at accordance with an outstanding interpol warrant so of course the polish side now must decide whether there are grounds to arrest the man or in fact whether there will. be considering extradited to russia and not simply sending him back to the united kingdom where he has political asylum the boston prosecutors do hope that every single everything will go off well and the poor side will see their point of view of course making sure to underline the fact that should the zacharias be extradited he will be treated in accordance with international law practice. or as a police prosecutor general has said the police sides will act in accordance with international obligations it has taken upon itself mr sherman saturday quote our actions will not be based on political factors muddle. russia's prosecutor general yury cheika said it is evangelism extradition to russia his rise will be observed and he will stand a fat trial in court. to. force that trial this wall over due last believe by russian prosecutors they have listed the man as

y también la interpol había enviado alertas.tenía derecho a hacerlo porque lo ampara la primera enmienda también es cierto que no refleja lo que pensamos los americanos en este país acerca de la tolerancia. >>> gracias ricardo por tu información esperamos que el e de septiembre sea un día en paz. >>> en otras información esta viva de milagro una mujer que fue rescatada a tiempo cuando su auto quedó atascado en medio de una potente corriente en colombia el mal tiempo ha dejado calles cubiertas por varios pies de agua. >>> un espantoso final tuvieron varias personas que fueron sor pre deudas por una complogs en un taller clandestino de fuegos pirotécnicos en perú y un despiadado ataque sembró el terror en una estación de policía en colombia, tres sujetos pusieron un paquete de explosivos en un lugar. arrestaron a tres sosopechosos y se cree que el atentado fue en respuesta de informa además, contra las farcs. reinó el caos en el salvador por amenazas que no usaran transporte público en todo el país, aunque la policía dijo que hici

and you also mention interpol after bankers now we on this program issued a reward offered a reward to find this cow phone bank former chairman who is on the run hiding out in london but today former iceland p m faces trial over bank collapse so icelandic lawmakers have concluded after an eighteen month investigation that the country's former prime minister garrett hard ought to be tried for economic negligence for his role in the banking collapse and the currency collapse that's right we learned from the number of trial that he can't use as your defense simply that you were taking orders the fact the prime minister was simply taking orders from goldman sachs and j.p. morgan in the wall street bankers does not exempt them from the law the banker you talked about i believe sigurd your i notice them was the icelandic banker that we rewarded solid gold. if anyone found. it led to the arrest of this icelandic kleptocrat i'm hoping that now today if you send us a video of him getting a cream pie in the face he's believed to be somewhere in the u.k. i'm upping it to two gold drug arounds if

llamando a la fecha el día internacional de la quema del corán, a pesar de la decisión de jones la interpolo de la alta posibilidad de que se produzcan ataques violentos en respuesta del pastor estadouniden estadounidense. >> según el informe de terry jones data de mucho antes de los ataques del 9/11 el ex administrador de un hotel fundó una iglesia en alemania en dónde se pro fun skwoi sus seguidores lo echaron por robarse los fondos. los problemas lo siguieron a jones. por vender muebles y su sitio en internet quedó bloqueado. >> mientras tanto afirmó que nunca le había dijo que iba a mover la construcción de la mezquita lo único que acordó que se iba a reunir con imán el sábado en nueva york pero hay muchas cosas, nunca dijo que se iba a reunir con él y terry jones acaba de dar esta información y dice que le mienten ahora se muda a nueva york la opinión. >josé: esperemos que siga manteniendo su palabra y que no los va a quemar angie sandoval. ¿usted que opina creen que la indignación de los musulmanes se va a disparo? para respondernos vaya a telemundo.com/noticia. >> el policía hispano

. >> the international police agency interpol has warned governments worldwide of an increased risk of terrorist attacks if the koran burning goes ahead. >>> muslims around the world are preparing to celebrate a holiday, the festival on friday marking the end of the islamic holy fasting month of ramadan. it is usually particularly happy for children who look forward to family gatherings and gifts. on the eve of the holiday, turkey's top religious official called on moslems everywhere to help flood victims in pakistan, where millions are still struggling to survive. >> this relief camp in eastern pakistan offers shelter for people left homeless by the floods. many have lost everything they owned. the moslem fasting month of ramadan is drawing to a close. in years past, presidents were preparing to celebrate the festival -- residents were preparing to celebrate the festival. this 12-year-old is an orphan. she and her siblings fled their house to escape the flood. at the camp, they are looking for something to wear for the festival. >> we have no new clothes. our village, clothes, everyth

was the first country to utilize communications satellites as interpol plus splits t.v. networks for centuries scientists in russia have made groundbreaking discoveries that today help assist the lives of everyone on a planet close shop is now open for business and we can look forward to collaboration with scientists around the world and patiently wait for scientific ones is amazing inventions and future while there we have it that's all we have on this week's program on the subject of science i'll see you again at the same time next week. so for me i'm a restaurateur upon a technical museum in the center i must guard by an hour. oh the muffin stuff we are going to. put it all right. we'll have a rally we'll sell lots of beer will. will wear uniforms that will damage is down the black and they're moving but very little damming the white. they are the key to our problem are already. the russians would be so much brighter than movement wants to move from funds to pressure. from stunts on t.v. don't come. touch down not see you space capsule not safe in kazakhstan with two

the us assault was the first country to utilize communications satellites as interpol plus splits t.v. networks for centuries scientists in russia have made groundbreaking discoveries but today help assist the lives of everyone on a planet close shop is now open for business and we can look forward to collaboration with scientists around the world and patiently wait for scientific ones is amazing inventions and future while there we have it that's all we have on this week's program on the subject of science i'll see you again at the same time next week. so for me i'm a restaurateur and upon a technical museum in a center i must start by and our. culture is that so much about the taxpayers' money magazine she's made a lot of people out here in freezing assets as the polar caps melt interest in exploiting this but regions of vast resources gaining pace it could be years before the arctic. her. her. her. this history still keeps its secrets but now it's time to reveal the truth the soviet files house on the embankment. nineteen thirty eight england and france tried to reason with hitler'

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assault was the first country to utilize communications satellites as interpol club splits t.v. networks for centuries scientists in russia have made groundbreaking discoveries that today help assist the lives of everyone on a planet close shop is now open for business and we can look forward to collaboration with scientists around the world and patiently wait for scientific ones is amazing inventions and future while there we have it that's all we have on this week's program on the subject of science i'll see you again at the same time next week. so for me i'm the rest to tell you about a technical museum in the center i must start by our. technology update here. we've got the future covered. for the. face to face with. u.s. and other western delegations led the damage in a chat said going to eleven x. one inside. the american dream has competition as india develops into a hub for new opportunities transferring foreigners many of whom are from the u.s. the country's biggest righty companies is responsible for the surge creating a campus knowing system that offers luxuries not s

interpol will also be able to use the latest satellite surveillance technology to trace any citizensanywhere in the european union gradually lose control. and this. is handed over to them send out amazes me and you won't be asked in the future what you want to do and you can decide yourself but other people will decide to have access to the starter basis. as an urban sociologist but the german government suspected he was a terrorist he was followed his phones are tapped and his family's e-mails read he was even arrested before being released without charge any time you call someone the policeman voice saying and she's been meaning to say this and that drives you crazy completely and if you don't know whether there is tapping going on when you're in the bathroom or in your bedroom and you have this feeling there's always somebody there they're just really really terrible but the government insists these measures are necessary to fight increasingly tech savvy terrorists and criminals it claims it has no desire to snoop on those who have not broken. have accused the protesters of gestur

corp we are not part of the fisheries on the culture policy but in number of other areas we are interpol part of the union so it's a kind of almost you asian where the moment of the people mostly. cited almost twenty years ago but the fact of the month. in iceland we have a relatively high proportion of people born elsewhere by european standards we have about six seven eight percent of the those who live in iceland were born elsewhere they come from many different countries they come from poland the nordic countries they come from. they come from the from the balkan countries and they live in the villages and towns or more were done so follow the homefront really in my country been any tension or conflicts us you have seen for example in denmark or in sweden as you refer to it so we have so far so good to have a harmonious relationship between those who have recently arrived in iceland from all the countries and those who live there for a long time there is a number of. optimists the advocates of joining the e.u. in your country who say that if or when i aslan joins the european union i

morning in the polish capital warsaw on charges that he is on the international wanted list by the interpol and that's why the polish authorities had to detain one of russia's most wanted terrorist suspects now many experts in poland have already been very surprised at the decision by this court saying that usually the fact that a person is on an international wanted least is more important than a rescue political refugee status and that's why it is still unclear what fate lies ahead of all in all. eleven criminal acts russia believes moscow believes that he led militant group in the northern caucasus which was involved in a lot of different crimes from brutal killings to kidnappings in the northern caucasus region also mosco believes that as a kind of was somehow involved in a terrorist attack in most infamous theater siege the north in in moscow which was one of the most painful pages in modern russian history. is definitely one of the most wanted man in russia he was granted political asylum in the u.k. in two thousand and three and ever since most school has been asking london to extrad

that no politics will be involved in the decision making process for all it doesn't matter all that interpol outstanding and all the rest for whether and why would bush exhibition last is yet to be seen russia force has been attempting to extradite the trial that's up by nearly a decade now so i wanted in two thousand and one first nationally and internationally and was granted. plus silence in the united kingdom around the same time keeping magistrates court later refused to extradite the man despite a number of charges here in russia that some very serious charges said that mr secretary should be tried will be facing charges of murder kidnapping and store ships participating in terrorists and extremists to that he's russian prosecution say that they have enough evidence to link him to one of russia's terrifying terrorist attacks in the. theater seen it up to over two thousand and two they also believe to be one of the masterminds behind the current up arrest in the russia's fall in style caucasus region so very a long list of wrongdoing that russia police service does archive to be guilty

russia that they will arrest the man should he arrived because of course there is an outstanding interpol arrest warrant for issued for us as a cry of he's wanted by russia on a number of different charges but even of the process even if they do detain him the process is a very complicated one the prosecution can't exactly lean on the police and make him detain the man and even if they do after an initial period of detention a polish court will then have to decide whether there are grounds for further detaining mr zentai of and of course then the entire matter of his extradition to russia has to be decided by yet another country the united kingdom which has granted him political asylum in two thousand and three it is very unlikely the us not by a four will be facing trial in russia any time soon of course he has been granted political asylum any united kingdom seven years ago and since then russia has repeatedly asked its. british colleagues to hand the man over to extradite him so that he could stand trial here in russia of course he faces charges of homicide kidnapping extortion various

that pryor was granted political asylum seven years ago and a despite the fact that he is wanted by interpol by russia he's been found guilty of a number of charges here in russia britain says that according to its standards is a law abiding citizens he has political asylum so despite the fact that russia and the united kingdom have an agreement to extradite criminals the political asylum status actually grants mrs acquire a very good sense of security so it will be open at once again up to britain to judge whether he will be extradited and based on previous experiences that's not going to happen so you bring me to my next point the only person wanted in russia that has found refuge in the u.k. what do you think britain who spin the so reluctant to extradite individuals. well the whole boils down to the same thing rory the fact that mr zakayev and many others who've left russia for the united kingdom have been granted political asylum therefore in the united kingdom they are believed to be persecuted and of victims all of the political situation here in the country among them is what is a ve

media were speculating over whether one of russia's most wanted terrorist suspects was also on interpol's list would be detained just hours after he landed in warsaw was apprehended by the police show for it to us was coming to attend a very high profile event the world. which is taking place in poland and it was impossible to ignore he would be making a public splash so therefore the poles had to act because they do have obligations to their european partners to the systems legal systems they belong to and i think that's what they're answering to in detaining is a kind of the man himself seemingly confident of his immunity provided by his political refugee status made his own way to the prosecutor's office where he was detained he said poland was not his enemy and that he wanted to find out for himself why he is wanted something few in moscow believed. we heard was heading to poland to turn himself into the prosecutor's office why he could go to a prosecutor's office in britain or any other country if he wanted to but he did it in poland so my theory is that it might be aimed at storing

chechen people and as long as it has an international arrest warrant issued on him he is wanted by the interpol he was detained in a war cell for questioning in the local prosecutor's office now they have been lots of comments coming from the officials in poland concerning the fate of the concerning concerning whether he would be extradited to russia including comments from the country's prime minister donors. are going to the prosecutor general tells me they have no choice but to start extradition procedures but these procedures do not mean an instant extradition in the russian side shouldn't necessarily hope for a decision that will satisfy the media is now speculating here in poland where the can leave the country as we heard from the representative of the district court in war so that is free to leave the country we know that he is now attending the congress of the chechen people obviously the mission which he came here for and we still expecting any news whatsoever on the whether he will be extradited or not and whether he can leave the country or not it's been a tough battle for moscow to

police to make their arrests they can only remind them of the fact that there is an outstanding interpol arrest warrant for mr is up higher and then if they do detain him it will then take a number of time before he can be actually held for a longer period of time not the standard twenty four to forty eight hours as a different countries have a law on but then there will also have to be a procedure that determines whether he will be allowed to be further detained and then for procedure that will determine whether he will in fact be extradited and of course it is the united kingdom that will have to finally extradite the man to russia because of course he has political asylum in great britain or it's a country we do understand that most of those who demanded his extradition if he goes ahead with his trip but he would likely would face trial in russia any time soon. from what we've seen so far that really has very unlikely because of course there's a lot of the red tape that stands between this trial and the arrest of mr is a cry of at his arrival here in russia despite the fact that mosco

two thousand and one he was pronounced wanted first in the brush and then globally of course an interpol arrest warrant was issued and polish authorities did say that they would detain the man for further questioning of course it's not as simple as simply detaining him and shipping him back to russia where he will stand trial it is a matter of a court procedure in poland itself first where the polish court will decide whether there is grounds for a further detention or arrest of a and so then have to return to england where he has a political asylum the will and the british side will then have to decide whether to extradite him to russia in order to stand trial so a very complicated situation and the very fact that the five has reportedly already been detained by the polish police doesn't exactly mean that he's trial is going to begin anytime soon. of course moscow would want to see him extradited but what are the chances of actually face trial here in russia. well judging by previous experience that those chances aren't very good of course he has been wanted for nearly ten. years two th

pronounced a wanted man first on a federal level and then of course an arrest warrant was issued by interpol and in two thousand and three britain refused to extradite him because he was granted political asylum in the united kingdom so russia has been at attempting to extradite him and make him stand trial for a very long time so far that those the attempts have not been successful but the fact the polish authorities have detained as archive despite the fact that he has recently frequently and. they traveled to other countries including before with no arrests following this code signify a change and perhaps the russian extradition request will be granted of course if it is. transferred back to russia he faces a number of very serious charges including murder kidnapping the store ship and participating in terrorist extremist activity most notably of course he's believed to be one of the participants of the moscow theater siege of the khobar two thousand and two also being able to be one of the one of the masterminds behind. the story that they believe many believe prosecutors that is one of

britain where we had been granted political asylum earlier warsaw's said it will comply with an interpol warrant for his arrest one polish t.v. station has reported as r k f is in the country to attend the world chechen congress. to some other world news now a blast in southeast turkey has killed at least nine passengers aboard a minibus a fifteen month old baby is among four people injured officials are saying the bus hit a landmine though this point no one has claimed responsibility for the blast militants have recently carried out several roadside bomb attacks in the area in the fight for independence. palestinian president mahmoud abbas has a reiterated his will to carry on with peace talks with israel. the leaders ultimatum to exit the negotiations if a partial israeli ban on settlement building is not renewed president abbas is holding a meeting with the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton in ramallah and made renewed a middle east peace talks in the region meanwhile israeli warplanes conducted two separate raids in gaza following palestinian rocket and mortar attacks. while th