gente así es como dordorismar evade el tema cuauthemoc blanco, se rumora que no para de echarle los khans escenas muy creíbles. >> jamás, jamás, nunca todos muy buenos compañeros de trabajo realmente. >> me divertí, me divertí mucho, fue un placer ir a trabajar. >> y por eso pongo todo mi espíritu a cada compromiso que tomo. >> está bien dorismar, pero dinos te coqueteó o no te coqueteó cuauthemoc, no da su brazo a torcer, será que lo está protegiendo. >> la verdad en mi parte laboral, conseguir mi trabajo ahora. >> pues nos quedamos en las mismas contigo, pero bueno será para la próxima. >> yo solo espero que la próxima vez aunque sea nos sueltes un detallito de lo que pasa entre tú y el cuauthemoc blanco. >> compadre te voy a hacer una pregunta. >> sí. >> por qué tú afirmas que está protegiendo a cuauthemoc, si cuauthemoc es el soltero o ella sigue soltera o no me enteré. >> lo que sucede que hubo rumores que siempre con las escenas que hacían y demás en la novela, como qule agarró cariño. >> pero, pero. >> a cualquiera cosa que tenga pulso, no me sale que le había tirado los perros a d

week it's a fresh start for moscow and washington is that a new nuclear arms reduction treaty but khan is official. it's a case of hide and seek in here is incredibly the officials search for the city's leader and he's been a wall for six months it's. a very warm welcome to you this is the live from moscow i'm alex had that egypt's government has agreed to make changes to the constitutional after long haul talks with the country's main opposition groups the measures include greater media freedom and legal reforms in an attempt to end almost two weeks of protests against president mubarak's rule it comes as a gyptian xah cues western countries of paul christie for now criticizing a regime they've propped up for three decades. in cairo with more. well the latest is that a decision was reached to establish a committee to investigate constitutional reform and the.

find out what's really happening to the global economy in the khans a report on our culture is that so much i'm afraid we're going to need to get a lot of people a very up look it is the world facing a serious and sustained food crisis prices are at all time highs and tens of millions of people are joining the dinner. in indonesia. in the ground sure it's a media hotel the ritz carlton hotel motel hotel new millennium hotel in china you can see censored tellme account rocks hotel mccombs grand hotel mccown the venetian marco resort hotel who sold it to some. local towns when results might come beverly plaza hotel macau riviera hotel mcconnell cintra hotel mccaughan. chaos and instability rocked the arab world as protesters in the region the example set in egypt. by demanding reform. anti-government sentiments mounting in other parts of the middle east and north africa with people calling for change joint need to see every few moments for more. wall street financial giants are being accused of fueling demonstrations around the world by causing the hike in food prices making people hungr

currently in a spanish league shock at what to tell them the thunder saying that they have played legend khan's champions league also my meeting goalscorer role in the squad shaka also managed to draw on the right previous experiences that inspire their coach knight right so they can buy both players. always does want to love you but for now the favorites to win the champions league this year are barcelona and real madrid from them downwards it's very even apart from the threat that comes from inter milan image still noted but i feel teams at a similar level as russia this time would show i think we have fifty percent chances we believe in our potential and will she respects her opponents. also unchanged manchester city go to greek side are a salonica of the past like if they were a late last thirty to tie the baton chain will feel a strong side indicating how seriously he takes the competition city off third in the english premier league eight points behind it as munster united having quite a game or following saturday's two one dollar to face at old trafford. golf now and as of producing his

meet its as not is the other russian vying for the final spot he's facing an uphill challenge here khan's top seed going sidling on song sweet coming off the spa success title defense in rotterdam last week. possible now in the n.b.a.'s rookies have beaten a team of sophomore students to kickstart the proceedings of the all star weekend in los angeles however so far it's been dominated by speculation about what will become of denver nuggets will forward comment once in a as the trade deadline approaches on tuesday the l.a. lakers home arena staples center is the venue for the annual show pitting the two conferences east and west against each other these are the stars of tomorrow the training ahead of what turned out to be a one hundred forty eight to one hundred forty win for the first u.k. is and there's more nail biting stuff to follow next up is the skills competition between the spectacular strong dunk contest for today's superstars all at once on the centerpiece much however all the talk in l.a. was not about the game was that to me it was about to meet new jersey nets and make a pro

but oil analyst faisel khan does not think it's necessary. >> there seems to be plenty of crude oil in the u.s. you've got plenty of crude coming down from canada. u.s. domestic production has been growing, mexican production has kind of stabilized, and we continue to get imports from venezuela. so, net-net, i think the u.s. is actually relatively well supplied for crude oil. >> reporter: that may be true, but a few lawmakers are already urging the president to release a small, symbolic amount of oil from our reserves. the goal would be to show that the u.s. is prepared to act aggressively to prevent a spike in prices. erika miller, "nightly business report," new york. >> tom: if you're looking for more on where oil prices may be headed, we have a closer look at the oil price chart and some technical analysis on "exchange, the nbr blog." you'll find it on our website, nbr on pbs.org. here are the stories in tonight's n.b.r. newswheel: some upbeat news on the consumer helped stocks shake off a rough week. at the bell, the dow rose almost 62 points, the nasdaq added 43 and the s&p 500 wa

dissolved the previous parliament and suspended the constitution off of president mubarak steps down and khan's part of it all mean while the west hailed it as a triumph of democracy i'm going to wonder if an external agenda is going to find that. russia's most wanted terrorist group moderate claims responsibility for moscow's deadly abhor to be lost in january that time expired losses in the country's security and major transport probs. down with some blood drew that i found is in legal limbo waiting to see if they'll be extradited from london to stockholm faced questions of a sex crime the negations his supporters claim it's washington's attempts to ensnare. the main news in just under fifteen minutes but in the meantime it's carried with all the major sports news. hello welcome to the sports news here the headlines like a stone calling brazil's world cup star roberto call us is on the verge of joining southern russian premier league club and. stay on top kim clijsters loses the paris open final straight sets to a trick that are still meant to lose while the one. hundred thrilling finale spai

the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines khans a report on. the official. talks from the. video. and. the palm of your. fellow islands in the streets of cairo hundreds of thousands of program to protest . the media transition of power. in the u.k. . to tell more oil in egypt all used by the islamicist organization would in many nations a cuppa. and investigators tell russia's president the identity of the suicide bomber who killed six in the blast at moscow's busiest last month but you can image it is said says still to find the mastermind. of venues the kinds of reports all next after a short break. i guess. max kaiser this is the kaiser report you know both godel aren't talking about there were weapons of mass financial destruction and out of the story world economy where it all comes down to pickle juice we're going to talk more about pickle juice shortly first let's bring up they fear about how if they think they mix. yes you mentioned davros and there was something that happened that they have this that is worth are talking a

economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into khan's report. at five thirty pm on scout time these are the top stories on our scene alliance of distrust new wiki leaks cables revealed how america has been spying on nato is top officials to prevent closer ties with russia. and roaming the red planet the crew of a unique virtual mars expedition carries out a second mock up spacewalk in a simulation but it's hoped to bring the real thing a step closer. to bridging the conflict to save lives an israeli clinic is taking intil dream with heart conditions from some neighboring countries disregarding tense relations between states. up next our special report on the damage the oil corporations are doing to the amazon rain forest and the indigenous tribes living there. i. i led. the league live . lives.

at the same time to to save face russia's initial reaction to the statement made by prime minister khan was a very strong and it seems that the japanese side didn't expect such a reaction the japanese foreign minister and my heart mate conciliate three statement saying that prime minister was expressing his personal position and i think this is something really unprecedented when foreign minister in a sudden ways trying to correct his prime minister so all in all it seems that the japanese side is looking for ways just. to come back to normalcy ass soon as possible and to go ahead on all tracks off russian ship winnie's relations. remember there's always more news and analysis on our web site is r t dot com here's what's lined up for you online right now trouble in find out how over two hundred passengers before suspend several panic stricken elves hired bob ground as their plane circled a siberian airport. and it was a never ending summer russia cancels daylight saving time you can learn more about the pros and cons of that at r.t. dot com. egypt has seen what's believed to be its bigg

issue and the same time to save face russia's initial reaction to the statement made by prime minister khan was a very strong and it seems that the japanese side didn't expect such a reaction the japanese foreign minister and my heart mate conciliate three statement saying that prime minister was expressing his present position and i think this is something really unprecedented run foreign minister in a sudden ways trying to correct his prime minister so all in all it seems that the japanese side is looking for ways just. to come back to normalcy as soon as possible and to go ahead on all tracks off russian ship a nice relations. turning now to some other stories making headlines across the globe prosecutors in italy after a quest for the immediate trial of prime minister silvio berlusconi on charges of sex crimes and abuse of power he's alleged to have paid for sex with a seventeen year old girl and used his influence to secure her release from custody on theft charges he strongly denies any wrongdoing and says prosecutors are trying to destroy his career italian premier already faces the

mr khan as the prime minister just expressed his own personal view on the issue so i think this is an unprecedented. four admits that he's just trying to somehow correct the prime minister. we're not getting particularly brilliant sound quality from you but just just very very briefly. the cure a lot it's all strategically important clearly to moscow but what about economically i mean many people aren't even aware about these are in full well what is the economic state and just what are they so important to moscow in the economic terms just briefly. economic and of course the those islands they important because they have way to reach in even the well in fish but at the same time there's also. they are very important from the point of of military interest as they lie at the crossroads in the pacific that's why everything goes together here economy and military interests will live from moscow thanks very much indeed said you struck on political analyst from newspaper we really appreciate your time thank you. well let's have a quick look at the other headlines now from. the current mome

a terrorist siege at a moscow airport spoke with the man behind the grand theft auto series naveed khan sorry about the line between video violent video art i should say and reality. the american embassy in tehran is in the hands of a woman students tonight. iran one thousand seven hundred demonstrators and the american embassy. party is sitting down with the man behind this video game nine hundred seventy nine revolution as well as many more director producer and writer of documentaries and video games for over fifteen years as well as the mastermind of the ground breaking ground theft auto franchise movie considering the thanks so much for joining us thanks for having me the video games that you have created are hmong the most popular in the world and i want to ask you if you know any numbers in terms of how many break ups or divorces some of your games have cause for people who got so hooked they couldn't stop well actually when i was casting vice city one of the actors that came me and he said this and that was this for him and we explained to him you know it's for grants out of my

and it has kind of shifted the relations of power in egypt but to what extent and how deep as this khan has this change got mr mandela's talking about the popular protests in iran and the fact that you know population at least a very significant part of it is very discontent with the policies of mr. is this is the green movement in iran evolutionary movement doesn't want to overthrow the islamic republic this is the point that you know going back to your previous question this is the point that the u.s. administration and a lot of journalists in the u.s. are emphasizing that ok if there is this content in iran if there is popular protests that must be for an overthrow of the islamic republic i don't think that is necessarily the case. i think what iranians want and iran is a country of seventy million people a very very diverse population between young and old provincial and urban and rural and urban and you know they have very very different sets of demands but what they basically want is a voice in the power structure and the political the current political system and their arrangemen

kind of contradictory voice coming out of washington did they feel a bomber say that the situation khan continue like this for much longer they needed to be trained implemented now but he also sent an envoy who said that that change could only be implemented after mubarak stepped down and he needed to be in place for a while to oversee some kind of transition to free and fair elections at the same time we are hearing that the opposition groups are suspicious of mohamed el baradei who has been the person who's been put forward and supported particularly bothered waste in washington he's a figure of those well known in international circles but not that well known in egypt itself the muslim brotherhood poses the question for the international community than it does on says they have been banned in egypt and and they raise alarm bells to observers of what is going on it has appears increasingly this felt that these protests the needs demonstrations have taken and islamised and almost extremist chant on the streets of cairo i explored this phenomenon earlier in this package. it didn't get m

the good news, things are fairly calm in cairo right now but that could khan in an instant.dent obama says he will address the unrest in egypt later today. >> jenelle, thanks a lot. >> final check on weather and traffic, mike. >> let's talk about cool conditions this morning. good morning to you. 30s and 40s when you step outside. but a day of transition to mid to upper 60s, even 70s santa rosa and cloverdale and more of us see 70s away from the coast this weekend. coast not bad either, mid to upper 60s with sunshine. frances? >> at the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights were never even turned on. there's no delay at all. in an earlier action, fremont cleared as you make your way through thornton. ace train number three reporting 6 minute delays. everything else looking good this friday morning. >> people home making up the marinade for the chicken wings and stuff. >> a food coma after the lunar dinner last night. slow to get moving. >> thank you for ♪ [ male announcer ] we touch a lot of things throughout the day. so it's nice that clorox disinfecting products help

, why didn't the comanches just sweep the plains west with of the mississippi river like a genghis khan, and does that have anything to do with the low birth rate? >> i think that's part of it. i think their numbers weren't big enough for that. but the real reason, i think, is that indians never really, they didn't see property in strategic ways. they would never fight to take a position. they would never do a go liply, sacrifice large amounts of people to take a piece of land. so i think the way they saw their empire was simply the southern plains where the buffalo were. that was where it was. so the idea of sweeping northern mexico clean which people had suggested they could do too or sweeping to the -- that's more of the european idea. that's not so much an indian idea. they never thought that way because there would have been no point. from their point of view, there were no buffalo there, so there were no buffalo over by the mississippi. all they wanted was that. they never really did understand property, and i think some indians still have -- >> i was going to say we have the five

khan network, and then, the then they were called if you would like red-handed by agencies that we havecome to discover that they have been developing an engagement capability. at that time it was very laboratory scale when i was there in april 2003. was still at the very experimental stage, and they have course there was a lot of outcry from the west west and from the u.s.. you know, this again is the rules. this is illegal and you have to stop that as a matter of confidence building until we find out a solution and establish confidence in the peaceful nature. they were ready to suspend their program. they suspended in fact the enrichment program for over a year. for them, as i mentioned, as i read it at least, the nuclear program, coming to still live, and means to an ad. they want to be recognized as a regional power, as an imported region of power. they have no problem with the u.s. is a global power but we need to recognize there were 50 years of grievances between them and the u.s. and nato members in 1953 when the cia and am i 6, government at first nationally elected government,

samir khan who is considered to be the editor of this started in the basemt of his parent's home in charlotte, north carolina. and we go from there. my frustration was that he was allowed to operate here even though we tried to shut him down and of course he moved to yemen and look what he's doing. the propaganda side of what they're doing is really frustrating in the sense that they -- they are moving in a way we've never seen them move before. the jihadists websites, one of you mentioned it, they're doing gaming. they're doing ways to pull our people in in our modern technology things that they can innocently get involved in and theyon't really realize what they're getting involved in and what the basis behind it is. i hope we're keeping track of all these websites that are springing up and how this is all fitting into the picture of what you're facing with the threats of homegrown terrorism rising now. because i think this is a tremendous feeder in a way we haven't seen before. >> congresswoman as 've discussed many times before looking in the ways that individuals are being radicalized is

but it is a fool's air and to try to remake a country that nobody since genghis khan managed to conquer. what makes us think, what arrogance gives us the right to assume we can succeed with the moguls, the british, the soviets failed? no government in afghanistan, no government in kabul has ever been able to make its run in the entire country. . why should we take a government that is not supported by the people and is corrupt and impose it on this country? they have been in a civil war, we have no business intervening in that war and we have no necessity to win it for one side or the other? this whole idea of counterinsurgency, that we are going to persuade the people left alive after our firepower is applied to love the government we like is absurd. it will take tens of near, hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars, tens of thousands of american lives, if it can be done at all. an we don't need to do it. if they want to have a civil war, we can't stop them. we can't choose the rulers they have. we don't have to like the rulers they have. we don't have to like their choices. it's

samir khan who is considered to be the editor of this started in the basement of his parent's home in charlotte, north carolina. and we go from there. my frustration was that he was allowed to operate here even though we tried to shut him down and of course he moved to yemen and look what he's doing. the propaganda side of what they're doing is really frustrating in the sense that they -- they are moving in a way we've never seen them move before. the jihadists websites, one of you mentioned it, they're doing gaming. they're doing ways to pull our people in in our modern technology things that they can innocently get involved in and they don't really realize what they're getting involved in and what the basis behind it is. i hope we're keeping track of all these websites that are springing up and how this is all fitting into the picture of what you're facing with the threats of homegrown terrorism rising now. because i think this is a tremendous feeder in a way we haven't seen before. >> congresswoman as we've discussed many times before looking in the ways that individuals are being

as for his abandoning his nuclear war was always she just obtained from khan in pakistan. iraq.vade he thought, i'm next. he surrendered. caller: president obama has a foreign policy advisers, but he needs all the help he can get regarding the chaos in the middle east and africa. i would like to see president carter pr's former security officer as an adviser. i am very concerned for president obama. i am also very suspicious about how suddenly all of these uprisings began. statistically and diplomatically, they put president obama between a rock and a hard place. there are par for people and our cia and pentagon left over from the bushes administration who are not friends of obama. he needs someone he can trust. and the neocons and israel would like nothing better than to put our president in an untenable position. guest: dr. brazinski has the ear of the president when it is necessary. he has been a friend of mine since 1954. i heard him the other day forecasting that this century would be bloodier than the last century. both of us were alive for 3/4 of it. i think what yo

samir khan who is considered to be the editor of this started in the basement of his parent's home in charlotte, north carolina. and we go from there. my frustration was that he was allowed to operate here even though we tried to shut him though we tried to shut him down and of course he moved to