del presunto guerrillero de las farc, joaqÍn Érez becerra, quien era buscado por la interpol a solicitude colombia.que tal, les habla sonia parissos... vamos al punto de las noticias.en mexico, las autoridades encontraron los cuerpos degollados de cuatro mujeres y una adolescente en el puerto turistico de acapulco.en peru un sondeo registro un ascenso en la popularidad del presidente garcia a 32% faltando solo 3 meses que bandone el poder. y el congresista luis gutierrez viajo hasta arizona para brindar apoyo a los hispanos al cumplirse un aÑo de la promulgacion de la ley anti- inmigrante "sb-1070". regresamos al punto de la discusion y el debate con jorge ramos. >> acabo de leer estos dos libros que sugieren dÓnde va la literatura. escrito en su totalidad por e-mail es una pareja que no se conocen y se enamoran por internet. es

interpol says it's now the attack on a cafe in iraq oh the killed sixteen was most likely to green a suicide bomber under the bus the heart of medications all quarter with most of the victims foreign tourists a group she had claimed responsibility officials for their part say it's too early to lay blame for the explosion though suspicion has fallen on cells linked to al qaeda is the deadliest attack in the country since two thousand and three. crewmembers on the international space station begins to meet some treats from earth courtesy of a russian freighter the progress successfully dr the i assess and delivered more than two tons of cargo the team up there got fresh fruit and vege as well as parcels from psychologists on a more technical side of things they also got a new oxygen regeneration new live equipment for biotech experiments was interesting gives may be included fruit flies. only must be the longest flight of of those bugs at the same apparently using them for experiments. but coming up we're joining an expedition to the arctic circle very shortly tonight and to recap of o

in these matters why is it that the united states is trumping interpol there's many things about thiscase that are strange first of all we know that the irish apparently was offered a deal by federal prosecutors to if he would testify against victor boot they're actually in the same prison in new york the southern district of new york is notorious it's one of the places that the cia likes to use the kangaroo courts in addition to the u.s. it's record washington d.c. in the u.s. as you courteney's from virginia there the price cia courts to try these cases and i think we have to look at the impartiality and i don't think the impartiality is there. turnout of some other stories making headlines across the globe the number of people killed by powerful tornadoes sweeping through the southeast united states is rising rapidly really three hundred have now lost their lives most of the victims were in alabama where the storms are described as the worst ever two major cities have been power allies by the deadliest tornado outbreak in nearly forty years state of emergency has been declared in s

in these matters why is it that the united states is trumping interpol there's many things about this case that are strange first of all we know that the irish apparently was offered a deal by federal prosecutors to if he would testify against victor boot they're actually in the same prison in new york the southern district of new york is notorious it's one of the places but the cia likes to use the kangaroo courts in addition to the u.s. it's record washington d.c. in the u.s. this records number ginia and the price cia courts to try these cases and i think we have to look at the impartiality and i don't think the impartiality is there. investigative journalist wayne madsen elsewhere around the world tonight at least seventeen people have died and five more are missing after a ferry accident on the river nile in egypt some reports say the victims were on a bus that slid off the ferry well the reports say the boat capsized transporter actions are common in egypt they're often blamed on poor maintenance and a lack of regulation. number of people killed by a powerful tornado sweeping th

and currently on trial in america for arms trafficking some see a tendency here if they can use interpol they can use. picking up the phone to russia and trying to talk about this just going out and kidnapping people i think this is part of the carry over from the bush cheney administration the defense team has long legal the case of provocation and unsuccessfully called for its dismissal the prosecution meanwhile has been fighting to limit the scope of issues there can be addressed during the hearings they want to exclude questions regarding the legality of trying your show in a u.s. court allegedly by a lesions in the investigations leading up to his arrest and official conduct during and after the pilot's arrest and essentially all the mean arguments of the difference after almost ten months constantine your shown cause trial date is finally here a jury is deciding his destiny if found guilty he will spend from ten years to a life sentence behind bars and party. all right so again one of the most interesting aspects of this case you are saying go was arrested and let liberia tried in

in these matters why is it that the united states is trumping interpol there's many things about this case that are strange first of all we know that the irish bank apparently was offered a deal by federal prosecutors to if he would testify against your boo they're actually in the same prison in new york the southern district of new york is notorious it's one of the places that the cia well you say used to hold kangaroo courts in addition the u.s. has record washington d.c. and the u.s. has records from virginia and the price cia courts to try these cases and i think we have to look at the impartiality and i don't think the impartiality is there. behind when he says his web sites before they should be honest with the publication of confidential cables. virus into the u.s. and other countries having a son as has been speaking to won't say so it's only a matter of time before damaging information becomes known if we look at. work over the last. twelve months think about it but all these stories that have come out actually happened in the world before two thousand and ten but people didn

into western europe well where's the connection of the united states and whatever happened to interpol in these matters why is it that the united states is trumping interpol there's many things about this case that are strange first of all we know that the irish apparently was offered a deal by federal prosecutors to if he would testify against your boot they're actually in the same prison in new york the southern district of new york is notorious it's one of the places but the cia likes to use the old kangaroo courts in addition the u.s. has your court martial you see in the us his records were genius there the price cia of course to try these cases and i think we have to look at the impartiality and i don't think the impartiality is there. the man behind wiki leaks says his website revelations are just the tip of the arts the publication of tables in the u.s. and other countries there has been speaking to us he says it's time for more damaging information becomes now. we look at. who are. talking. i think about that so all these stories that have come out actually happened in the wor

in these matters why is it that the united states is trumping interpol there's many things about this case that are strange first of all we know that the irish apparently was offered a deal by federal prosecutors to if he would testify against spector boot they're actually in the same prison in new york the southern district of new york is notorious it's one of the places but the cia likes to use the. records in addition to the u.s. it's record washington d.c. in the u.s. it's records from virginia they're the price cia courts to try these cases and i think we have to look at the impartiality and i don't think the impartiality is there. that's some news and briefly now the number of people killed by a powerful tornado in the southeast united states is rising rapidly three hundred. as well from where the storms are described as the. major cities have been decimated this tornado outbreak is many people without homes or the state dozens of roads have been rented. regressed a geisha into a deadly bomb attack that killed at least fifteen people has been lost in morocco account and on thurs

in these matters why is it that the united states is trumping interpol there's many things about this case that are strange first of all we know that the irish name to apparently was offered a deal by federal prosecutors to if he would testify against her boot they're actually in the same prison in new york the southern district of new york is notorious it's one of the places but the cia. records and addition to the u.s. military court washington d.c. and the u.s. this year courtney's from virginia there the price cia of course to try these cases and i think we have to look at the impartiality and i don't think the impartiality is there. when russian security services have killed sixteen minutes in a raid in the south it happened on the border between this major russian republic of korea a group of gunmen were hiding in a village and opened fire on security forces among those killed several militant leaders thought responsible so. there are reports of these casualties. and some names in brief. well it's all eyes on the other in london today is britain's prince william progress to take

in these matters why is it that the united states is trumping interpol there's many things about this case that are strange first of all we know that the irish apparently was offered a deal by federal prosecutors to if he would testify against her boot they're actually in the same prison in new york the southern district of new york is notorious it's one of the places but the cia likes to use the whole kangaroo courts in addition to the u.s. it's record washington see in the u.s. as records were genius there the price cia course to try these cases and i think we have to look at the impartiality and i don't think the impartiality is there. well these in brief or you know what it's all eyes on the other hand them today for britain's prince william prepares to take a take middleton's hand in less than an hour's time i think since him now from the british capital has been seen in the last few minutes agreement his brother prince charming they have just arrived at westminster abbey so that since. among those who already taken the seats were all relatives are due to arrive soon hundreds of

in these matters why is it that the united states is trumping interpol there's many things about this case that are strange first of all we know that the irish apparently was offered a deal by federal prosecutors to if he would testify against speaker boot they're actually in the same prison in new york the southern district of new york is notorious it's one of the places but the cia likes to use the. records in addition to the u.s. it's record washington d.c. in the u.s. it's records are ginia they're the prize cia courts to try these cases and i think we have to look at the impartiality and i don't think the impartiality is there pretty melican is up next with the business headlines stay with us. welcome to business thanks for joining me the cost of borrowing is going up and the central bank has increased its key interest rate by twenty five basis points to a point twenty five percent is the second. bank finance rate. two months ago the bank cites high inflationary expectations and the uncertainty on the financial markets as the main reasons behind the decision consumer prices of us

. >> tenemos un despliegue de inteligencia, de interpol, sobre hoteles, residencias. >> las reuniÓn dejaron normalizaron, los gobiernos no son los grandes beneficiados sino los comerciantes. >> se dictÓ una orden de captura a solicitud de la corte en florida donde tiene una causa, intervino la agencia estadounidense antinarcÓticos. >> el senador republicano marco rubio se pronunciÓ a favor de una intervenciÓn militar en libia. o? con software tributario de marca o formularios para llenar en línea. y es gratis. iinténtelo! visítenos en línea. >> del gobierno de estados unidos dicen que encontraron iodo radioactivo en dos estados de la costa oeste, lo atribuyen a la fuga del fukushima. en otras noticias el senador republicano por la florida, rubio se pronunciÓ a favor de que estados unidos participe en una acciÓn militar aliada en libia. mando unas cartas aptos oradores pidiendo resoluciÓn bipartidista que autorice al presidente obama a tomar esa decisiÓn. >> las fuerzas del lÍder libio gadafi sigan conquistando ciudades en manos de los rebeldes pero quÉ ocurre cuando los soldados entran en e

. >> estÁ en contacto con interpol colombia.as autoridades venezolanas. >> hemos tenido varios ejemplos donde la fosa pÚblica venezolana responde al requerimiento nuestro, eso no se ha visto antes. quiero creer y creo en la palabra del presente chÁvez. >> el gobierno venezolano ratificÓ el compromiso de chÁvez para combatir el terrorismo. algunos analizan la relaciÓn entre los dos paÍses y dicen que estÁ en su mejor momento. >> todo el proceso en el que estÁ el gobierno es de reconstrucciÓn y hay que mirar quÉ sucede una vez que se normalice. >> a esta captura se suma la deportaciÓn que dos guerrilleros que asesinaron a tres infantes de marina y se habÍa refugiado en venezuela. desde bogotÁ colombia. >> sigue siendo el sueÑo de millones de personas, pero cada dÍa hay menos yo no sÉ en estados unidos. san luis de missouri comienza a adquirir su actividad normal luego del tramado. ya regresamos. == >> naturalizarse ciudadano de estados unidos es cada dÍa mÁs difÍcil para cientos de inmigrantes. para otros, sigue siendo un sueÑo. c

vargas figuraba en la lista roja de la interpol como uno de los mÁs buscados en el mundo, tambiÉn estÁ. pÚblicamente los presidentes santos y chÁvez no hablaron sobre la extradiciÓn, pero distintas voces del gobierno de chÁvez y de la oposiciÓn tienen muy en claro como quisieran que foro -fuera su juicio. aquÍ reporte. >> destino venezuela, la probable llegada de narcotraficante al paÍs, solicitud del gobierno del presidente hugo chÁvez parece colocarlo en el ojo de una tormenta polÍtica y judicial, su grave denuncia ya desatÓ conflictos. >> no aceptamos que el gobierno de venezuela vaya a hacer un juicio secreto para alterar rebasÓ -pruebas. >> el ministro de la defensa recordÓ que ha sido el gobierno el que iniciÓ la investigación sobre este narcotraficante y que llegarÁ a fondo en todo este asunto. >> que se haga toda la investigaciÓn y esas son las lineas que ha dado nuestro comandante, y que caiga quien caiga. no hay protegidos. >> cuando transportaba la sustancia quÍmicas a colombia en el 2007 se le abre un juicio, en el 2008 es allanada una finca de su propiedad donde se hallaro

anuncio la captura del presunto guerrillero de las farc, joaqÍn Érez becerra, quien era buscado por la interpolis gutierrez viajo hasta arizona para brindar apoyo a los hispanos al cumplirse un aÑo de la promulgacion de la ley anti- inmigrante "sb-1070". regresamos al punto de la discusion y el debate con jorge ramos. >> acabo de leer estos dos libros que sugieren dÓnde va la literatura. escrito en su totalidad por e-mail es una pareja que no se conocen y se enamoran por internet. es muy bueno. fue escrita en un blackberry en un celular, a 30.000 pies de altura. hace poco, conversÉ con juan carlos. >> mi nombre es juan carlos ortiz, quiero compartir unas ideas sobre la creatividad. >> estamos viendo en este momento, al vicepresidente de la empresa. se encuentra aquÍ no para hablar de publicidad, para hablar de su nuevo libro que escribiÓ en u blackberry. >> en este mismo blackberry con al cual escribÍ. dos aÑos de escritura. >> ibas en un avion, y dijiste si este aviÓn se cae, quedan muchas historias que no pudo transmitir. como paso tanto tiempo en aviÓn, me parece bien transmitirlas, >> tu es

interpol says attack on a cafe in morocco that killed sixteen people was most likely a suicide bomber this happened in the capital's main square with most of the victims foreign tourists no group has yet claimed responsibility officials say it's too early to place blame for the explosion although suspicion has fallen on cells linked with a party that is the deadliest attack in the country since two thousand and three. and we should have been close up next with all the latest business news stay with us here on our king. hello and welcome to business r.t. the cost of borrowing is going up in russia the central bank has increased its key interest rate by twenty five basis points to eight point two five percent is the second hike this year after the bank increase the raw finance rate by the same amount two months ago that it's out of if you're from going to be capital outlines the reasons for the move. well the time for a bank is obviously concerned about inflation and particularly they mentioned in the statement that they are concerned about one trend privately the central bank. note is

interpol things like the attack on a cafe in morocco which killed sixteen was most likely have been a suicide bomber it happened in the bustling heart of marrakesh is old quarter with most of the victims foreign tourists no groups yet claimed responsibility officials though say it's too early to lay blame for the explosion although some suspicion has fallen on cells linked to al qaeda the deadliest attack in the country since two thousand and three. crew members on the international space station to be given some treats from earth could receive a russian freighter the progress successfully docked for the i assess and delivered more than two tons of cargo with the team up there got fresh fruit and vege as well as parcels from psychologists other more authentic or side of things they also got a new oxygen regeneration unit and equipment for biotech experiments but the most interesting gives included fruit flies but fungi musta been the longest flight ever for those birds that the team apparently will be using for experiments hopefully not eating them over the parcel from the psychologis

interpol says an attack on a cafe in morocco that killed sixteen people was most likely a suicide bomber that happened in the capital's main square with most of the victims core and tourists no group has yet claimed responsibility officials say it's too soon to lay blame for the explosion of those especially has fallen and so are the cells away with all the deadliest attack in the country since two thousand and three. dimitri joins us next with all the latest business news stay with us here at our. welcome so you business see the cost of borrowing is going up in russia the central bank has increased its key interest rate by twenty five basis points to eight point two five percent is the second hike this the up to the bank increase the refinance rate by the same amount two months ago i think some of the capital outlines the reasons for the move. well the central bank is obviously concerned about inflation and particularly they mentioned in the statement that they're concerned about one trick drive recently the central bank. note is that mentions that they see a decrease in savings rate th

anuncio la captura del presunto guerrillero de las farc, joaqÍn Érez becerra, quien era buscado por la interpol pesar de tener una voz muy bonita y de haber grabado un video musical, su realidad aÚn no cambia. >> yo voy a pescar, yo agarro cangrejos. de modo que el alimento no le falte a mi familia. >> es pescadora? >> yo puedo pescar y tambiÉn atrapo cangrejos. >> aquÍ creciÓ. entre manglares. pescando y atrapando cangrejos. y asÍ, entre las carencias que tiene un pescador artesanal, naciÓ ese gran sueÑo por cantar. >> (canta) >> ni sentirme triste otra vez... >> eso naciÓ aquÍ. >> eso naciÓ acÁ. >> y por quÉ se sentÍa triste? >> la impotencia de uno por no poder salir adelante. >> ha luchado mucho buscando la oportunidad de que algÚn oiga su voz y sus canciones. pero como bien dice ella, nadie es profeta en su tierra. >> Íbamos a las radiaos y hay veces ni lo recibÍan a uno. o decÍan: sí, vamos a poner el disco. y nunca ponÍan la canciÓn. >> pero un dÍa conociÓ a jimmy cortÉs, uno de sus mejores aliados, en las buenas y en las malas. >> aquÍ grabÓ? >> aquÍ grabÓ sus primeras canciones. >> asÍ

. >> charlie: if you interpolate and look where it's going, 50% of the gdp. >> yes, china will be -- china will be twice the size of the u.s. by then. india will be the same size as the u.s. if we carry on at the same right. >> charlie: in terms of agri economy. >> yes. and of course i never had the pleasure of -- madison a great economic historian pointing out that was the case at one time in history. so it wouldn't be a first. >> charlie: this is just a turn. after emerging markets, what's next. >> i don't think we should call some of these big emerging places emerging economies anymore. >> charlie: we should call them developed economies. >> i don't know what -- sometimes feels like this is how it must have been in the californian gold rush. we're living through a special era. people often look back and say well that was the period of big change. i know that we're living through a really privileged person in that sense because i'm feeling the sense of it. we're living through this change and you can see it. all of these places emerging in the traditional sense is kind of nuts. >>

the mastermind of these attacks -- there is an interpol injunction against him. he eagerly serves as iran's defense minister. they have an ally, iran, in the region, caracas, hugo chavez, and they are in africa and many other places. this is the major risk we have now, that they will i get the revolutions around us. -- that they will hijacked the revolutions around us. there are basically two ways to do it. one is the long, methodical way, but still very necessary, and that is to offer a type of marshal plan to the people of the region. by saying, shall plan, that does not mean that you or the europeans -- by saying that marshall plan, that does not mean that you or the europeans will need to put in a lot of money. but the money is very much available in the region. saudi arabia and the gulf countries sit on mega-trillion funds which they could spare, and also it is their best interest to make sure that the iranian revolution will not be repeated. there might be a way to sit with the saudis and other gulf countries and talk on a long- term plan where they put the

in fact, the venezuelan government shields passenger list from interpol on that flight. rabani came to recruit brazilians to train in iran to build bridges of understanding or reciprocate? if you believe that i have another bridge to sell you. immediately to our south, we despair over mexico. it is not a failed state but it could be. by several criteria, it is certainly more valuable than iraq is to better the violence and drug running is a threat to our country and critical to our border states. consider the growing presence of jihadism south of the border. why hasn't the president secure our borders? here is another case of putting domestic political objectives above the national security of our country. let me be clear again -- to negotiate with hard and socialist states or to whitewash and ignore the threats and actions in this hemisphere or elsewhere is to accommodate the leaders and aggression and that is surrender. i remain an optimist about america's potential to again lead the world and i don't mean leading from behind. by reclaiming our legacy of liberty, i kno

. >> tenemos un despliguee de inteligencia, interpol, enlos hoteles, terminales, residencias, en el aeropuertoque no son los gobiernos los grandes beneficiados sino los comerciantes y habitantes de los dos paÍses. >> muchas gracias. bueno, por primera vez en mÉxico una mujer es nominada a ocupar la procuradurÍa general de la repÚblica. la nominaciÓn fue presentada por el presidente de mÉxico, felipe calderÓn, despuÉs de que acepta la renuncia de arturo chÁvez. edgar muÑoz nos cuenta quiÉn es esta mujer quien e premiada en washington por su valentÍa. >> marcela morales que se encargarÁ si el senado de la repÚblica la aprueba de la investigaciÓn de los delitos federales. serÍa la primer mujer de mÁs alto rango para enfrentar al crimen organizado. >> deberÁ trabajar para batir la impunidad y demostrar que quien infringe la ley debe ser castigado. >> maricela morales, propuesta para ser procuradora general de la repÚblica, ha sido premiada como una de las mujeres valentÍa 2011. y esto dijo en univisiÓn. >> en la lucha a la delincuencia organizada tenemos que tomarla con compromiso y lealtad. >> su

the venezuelan government shielded them from interpol. he came to recruit brazilians. so what? to build bridges of understanding? to reciprocate? if you have that, i have another bridge. and we really to our south, we despair. it is not a failed state. it could be. it is more valiant and iraq is today. it runs a real threat to our country. consider the growing presence. why hasn't the present secure our borders? here is another case of objectives. let me be clear again. to negotiate with harden socialist states or ignored the threat and actions, it is to accommodate the leaders and digressions. i remain an optimist about america's potential. by reclaiming our legacy, i know we can make ourselves more secure and held the rest of the world become more stable and freed. but this is just a plan to reverse our course, restore a greatness and reestablish america. we need to begin by seeing the world the way it truly is. we need to see evil for what it truly is. we need to see decency for what it is. earlier, the president suggested deep cuts in our military. is the wrong effort at th

yet at the same time, despite the fact science wasn't an interpol part, what we got fundamentally changedour view of the way the solar system works, and its -- there was an amazing story, and hopefully in the remaining time i want to try to convince you that there really was revolutionary but before i get back to what apollo told us there were things happening on the roof. remember mentioned in the 50's geegaw what she was a stodgy ossified science we were undergoing the revolution and most people didn't even know it. a lot of the geologists were surprised was happening even while that was happening and there were two primary developments that happened in the 60's. first was the advancement of the new idea of the dynamic earth. the old idea of the static slow process these and uniformitarian as of may and old muskie guys looking at fossils' kind of gave way to the new surveys in the ocean basin by the ships and drilling the sea floor and measuring and seeing the ridges. we developed a theory of the earth where the earth is a dynamic body. this report and underneath the continents and the

. >> the gup this morning on the issue there is the interpol and sociology of what is going on and since have an attorney i'm very fascinated by this. when you look at the tribal leader around you. >> it is putting afghan tribal politics in washington. spec when people are reporting those are her words, not mine. [laughter] >> go ahead and repeat them if you want. something i hear often from people in washington is that compared to 93 or 97 climate these days is actually more poisonous, more polarized, there's a tree less trust and it's that trust them there was say 20 years ago or even 15 years ago and that is one of the big obstacles to getting a sensible solution in place. not just about the numbers or the ideology is about the anthropology of tribalism, my words. is the climate worse now? would be harder to get a deal in 93 and 97? >> 93, 95 and 97 and 95 you did have some of the same dynamics. you had very deep divisions, and it did turn out there wasn't a lot of agreement in '95, but again, as i say, some of the same people did find common ground at some point. there's no question