just to the regional grouping that has been put on the table, latin america, africa and latin america i would just add a fourth, also to import a look at the pacific as well as many other characteristics of thunder development resources in terms of some natural gas that frankly united more with some of these other places than with asia as a whole, and cheesy different strategies that are applied here in this respect. i think generally speaking you for a great discussion on the economic dynamics of this, but what are the political implications, what can we glean from developments in terms of investment or activities with respect to china about not only the american response but are there larger strategic aspirations in mind in beijing. i think what's interesting if you look at the situation globally, is how generally underdeveloped the political strategic rationale is for many of the activities. in fact, chinese leadership have been in many respects either uninterested or have not yet thought about how to cultivate some of these relationships that have been developed over the course of

. >> quiÉnes son los nominados al latÍn grammy. >> Éste es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna. >> buenassonas lesionadas y un gigantesco caos vehicular fue resultado de la caÍda de un andamio sobre una de las vÍas en uno de los puestos fronterizos mÁs frecuentados del mundo. que conecta san diego con tijuana, quedaron bloqueados al igual que el paso peatonal. >> ocurriÓ aproximadamente a las 10:45 de la maÑana dentro de la garita de san isidro para cruzar a estados unidos. se cayÓ una plataforma de madera utilizada para detener escombros en la demoliciÓn de la estructura durante la remodelaciÓn. el andamio se colapso del tel carril ocho hasta la lÍnea peatonal. vehÍculos quedaron atrapados. >> 55 bomberos de san diego asistieron y tuvieron que extraer a tres personas de sus carros. en total 24 personas fueron atendidas. 11 de ellas trasladadas a un hospital, incluyendo cuatro trabajadores de la construcciÓn. uno de los cuales sufriÓ heridas graves, pero sobrevivirÁ. se encerrÓ la garita peatonal y vehicular. >> la integridad del edificio no se vio comprometida. la causa sigue bajo invest

doubled in 2010 from a year earlier to 1 -point-8 billion us dollars... while korean exports to the latin american country chalked up nearly 1- point-4 billion the same year. the two leaders also presided over the signing of a series of memorandums of understanding between the two governments... calling for collaboration in setting up a high-level policy consultation forum, joint development of energy resources, infrastructure construction, and green growth. this is the third visit by a colombian president to korea... since the establishment of diplomatic relations in 1962. stand-up "during the rest of the stay in korea... the colombian leader is expected to visit energy complexes, as well as shipping and automobile companies in the country's leading industrial city of ulsan, in south gyeongsang province... before returning home on friday. korea's ministry of knowledge economy will help colombia develop its oil industry. the multi-billion dollar project is expected to create more opportunities for korean companies in the latin american market. hwang sung-hee reports. korea and colombia ha

. >>> coming up, we look at the companies in latin america extending a warm welcome to chinese tourists. >>> back at the currency markets now. and as you can see, some weakness there for the euro. 1.3435 against the dollar, but in terms of the japanese yen, we're looking at a ten-year low for the euro. >>> welcome back. you're watching "world business today" live on cnn. >>> european debt fears are front and center in investors' minds this monday. we've heard a lot from politicians and protesters. greek businesses have also been dealing with increased scrutiny of their country's financial affairs. john defterios joins us once again from athens. you were talking about the private and public sectors finger-pointing. we've heard a lot from the public sector, on the streets. what about the private sector? >> reporter: in fact, that's a great point. during the entire austerity plan we haven't heard from leading greek industrialist so we invited one to share his thoughts, the cham of the group that uses an energy group, infrastructure group and mining group. it's nice to have you on cnn. what

eighty insurgency tactics being those that are taught to latin american military to go back and will press their own people in the interests largely of u.s. corporations in the oligarchies at these u.s. corporations support sixty nine congressmen recently sent a letter asking president barack obama to close the school permanently citing the pentagon's refusal to disclose the names of graduates and instructors shedding authorities would also save american taxpayers one hundred eighty million dollars over the next ten years most us people don't have a clue as to what's being done in their name and being done with their tax tax dollars under pressure the school was closed briefly in two thousand and six before the pentagon reopened it as the western hemisphere institute for security cooperation changing the name was like pulling for you on a toxic dump activists say closing the school would send the right signals to latin americans lost their respect closing the school i think would help them to be our neighbors and. it is our enemy until then those hears they will continue to fight man

. >> comienza el conteo regresivo para latin grammy, le diremos quiÉnes han confirmado (♪). >> tiene su primera apariciÓn luego de anunciar su separaciÓn de jenifer lÓpez y fue invitado por el artista y nos cuenta cÓmo le fue. >> hola mi querido tony. >> marc anthony no se detiene y hay muchos proyectos en puertas. >> a partir de hoy su rostro estarÁ en una lÍnea de buses turÍsticos y hablamos en exclusiva con el cantante. >> (gritos). >> vistiendo creaciones de su lÍnea de ropa llegÓ a este terminal de autobuses turÍsticos de nueva york. >> (aplausos). >> y a partir de hoy este es el autobÚs que tendrÁ el afiche de rostro de marc anthony una distinciÓn que ningÚn otro hispano ha tenido. >> valiÓ la pena, valio la pena soÑar y este dÍa significa mucho para para mÍ. >> al terminar la ceremonia respondiÓ algunas preguntas de la prensa. >> subiÓ al autobÚs en que lo esperaba un grupo de fanÁticas y primer impacto fue el Único medio hispano que lo acompaÑÓ en el paseo. >> es un honor inmenso, como dije antes nacÍ y me criÉ aquÍ. >> sueÑos como este (♪). >> tener su lÍnea de ropa que lanz

some countries in latin america, mainly chile. and with cuba with always a long-standing and often conflicted relationship. canada also. but 75% of any mexican foreign ministers time is devoted to the u.s. and i tried to devote as much time as they could to immigration. because i thought and continue to think this is mexico single most important issue with the u.s. and also i think it's the united states and most single important issue with mexico. there are more than 3 million americans of mexican descent in the u.s. there are important states in the u.s. like california, like texas, like arizona, like nevada, like illinois where mexicans make up a very significant part of the electorate, or of the population at large. it's a central asia and it's an issue that has to be addressed, and that nobody wants to addressed forthrightly. >> how should it be addressed? >> it should be a dress a little bit the way we said back in 2001 and 2002 with my good friend from secretary of state colin powell, the way presidents bush and fox wanted

whereas 33 years ago a group of local musicians, artists and residents eager to bring the spirit of latinibbean culture to san francisco, created carnaval. and ever since this celebration has been one of our city's most spectacular traditions. and whereas the san francisco carnaval is produced by the san francisco cultural arts tradition, a nonprofit that strives to make multiculturalism a -- tangible reality by uniting people in celebration with music, dance, artistry and food and these endeavors continue to be a significant contribution to the vitality of our communities. whereas the theme of this year's san francisco carnaval, live your fantasy, i think that's what i'm doing, celebrates the magic of life in the san francisco bay area and our city's legacy of acceptance, tolerance and equality for all people. and whereas california's largest annual multicultural celebration, the san francisco carnaval, will take place in the historic mission district for its 33rd year to showcase the very best of latin america and the caribbean cultures and traditions. now therefore be it resolved that

médicos le diremos quienes son los artistas nominados para llevarse a casa la codiciada estatuillatelo latín>> y una ex de pit-bull, exige aumento en la pensión alimenticia de su hija le contamos ahora mismo en primer impacto. >>> que tal les saluda bárbara bermudo, bienvenidos a primer impacto. >>> soy pamela, gracias por estar con nosotros. >>> vamos con verónica del castillo en vivo para contarnos los por menores que tal, adelante, buenas tardes para ti verónica. sometieron al chofer y des para po ja des pepo jarn a las personas de sus pertenencias. en una carretera del estado de méxico. >>> le disparó al chofer y tropas mejore que le pegó en su pierna. lo único que hice fue medio ayudarle. le salía mucha sangre de su pierna. >>> un militar armado y vestido de civil se encontraba entre los pasajeros fue él quien se enfrentó a tiros. la? comenzó a gritar. que le habían dado un balazo a su esposo. y vi que traían encañonado al chofer. >>> sometió al chofer para que se detuviera. >>> al radio de sus restos los oficiales encontraron una bolsa con pertenencia de los pasajeros entre los muertos

y quería compartir esta alegría con sus seguidores >>> esta nominación como solista al latín grammys.beza y álbum tropical del año. bli o bli gam. >>> has tenido un año excelente no me imaginaba que serían todos. y no estaba seguro que me nómina ryan tampoco. llegó el día de reyes. ¿como te preparas para eso? estas pensando cuente va a vestir, o no te preocupas por eso?. >>> sí claro, voy a pedir sugerencias agente chula. para ir bien puesto no podíamos dejar de preguntarles si es cierto que de dejó la soltaría. >>> lo haremos antes que termine el año es una gran mujer, uno gran muchacha y está bueno de estar soltero. >>> eso no es todo, el cantante dominicano recibió las llaves de la ciudad de west new york. >>> me siento muy contento y satisfecho me siento hijo adoptivo de esta comunidad. hay dominicanos, cubanos, salvadoreños y estoy muy contento. y quiero compartir con todos mis fans ti fanáticos el gran momento. >>> en new york, univisión sal y pimienta celebra su primer universitario. muchos artistas han acompañado a lourdes stefan. y este domino se pueden perder el recuento de

bolero with the latin sound. the second was chico, we like always to put these little names to people. my name is carlotta but my real name was charlotte and they called me carlotica, little charlotte. he moved to new york city in 1948, where benny goodman hire him and he became very famous in new york at the time and he died in new york in 2001. one of the pieces of my ticket to ride is how many cubans of irish ancestry are there. because this connected to my family, that's why i wanted to read it to you. in the 40's, my father moved to new york in search of his destiny. he learned to make brillantine in red, blue and golden colors to give a beautiful sheen to the hair. in his spare time, when he could break free from his alchemist's captive vit, he would go listen to cuban music at the park plaza hotel in manhattan. those were happy times and years later became a happy tomic with me, convinced early on that my father inhabited a magic world. a few years ago, while listening to a recording of cuban blues by chic

fourth area of investigation that the exhibition looks at is the larger concerns of the asian and latin communities intersecting with popular cultur one best example -- when he's exemplified is what you see when you enter into the culture. >> this piece refers to restaurants in tijuana. when you are driving, to speak chinese and you read chinese characters. you see these signs. i was trying to play with the idea of what you see and the direction you read. when you start mixing these different groups of people, different cultures, i like the idea. you can comment on somebody else's culture or someone else's understanding about culture. >> one of the hopes we have for visitors is that they go away taking a better understanding with the broadest and the breadth of issues impacting both the asian and latin communities here in california and how they spell out into the larger fabric of the communities we live and work in. >> i was one of the founders of this market 30 years ago. i am very excited to be here today to welcome all of you and give recognition to our farmers. the market began wit

el 9 de noviembre recibirá de los organizadores del latín grammy otro merecido galardón.monia. >>> fue uno de los grandes en cuanto a la música latina, era un gran salsero, era amigo mío y tú sabes, que yo a la gente de colombia los amo mucho. >>> está feliz por el premio que recibirá, feliciano, uno de los primeros latinos que con su música, conquistó estados unidos arremetió contra las disqueras y emisoras radiales >>> ¿que pasa con las radiales josé feliciano? ¿por qué no te escuchamos? >>> las compañías disqueras no quieren pagar a lala radio por promover un artista. >>> es ilegal. >>> claro es payola siempre ha sido ilegal, pero siempre está. como la pobreza, la pobreza siempre estará. el pagarle a las estaciones de radio para que pongan algunos artistas estará con nosotros. >>> alguno él, la poca difusión trae otro problema. la falta de giras y presentaciones. >>> los promotores latinos no quren pagarme. >>> y si no me pagan no voy al escenario. >>> respeta la nueva generación de cantantes, pero a la hora de criticarlos lo hace sin tapujos. >>> tito el bambino está

we have well known writers in latin america that are not well known here, but in the latin american world, are very well known. incredible amounts of vibrancy going on. musicians. it is great. >> switching gears up it, what do you feel are some of the biggest issues facing your district? >> when i was first campaigning, there were a lot of murders going on. it seems to be settling down, but we need to be vigilant. how can we have a public safety environment that is going to be collaborative between community and police? that is something that i want to work on. how can we maintain strong relationships around public safety issues. occasionally, we have a murder. how can we respond, as a community. ? we have had several murders since i have been in office, and every time i look at how i can support the family, victims, regardless of the situation. try to get people involved in talking with the police, helping the community feels safer. these are the ways that i would like to be able to respond, something that i would always like to be a part of, the effort, as supervisor. one thing that i a

museum hosted beaver fest, a festival that is featuring the latin music festivities. all a part of the hispanic heritage month. >> what's old and new again at the box office. >> repeat after me. it means no worries. >> the 1994 disney musical, "lion king, "had no worries in theaters. it was released in 3-d and easily topped the box office this weekend. the 17-year-old movie appealed to a new generation taking many nor than $29 million. last week's top movie, "contagion" fell to second. "drive," rounded out the top three. >>> and cbs had a good night at the emmys. >> and the emmy goes to juliana for "good wife." >> she took the best actress for her role in "the good wife." and the winner in the best actress was a surprise, taking the best actress for "friday night lights." the actress in a comedy went to "jim parsons." madmen once again took the top drama prize and modern family took best comedies. >> and well he was told that he may never run again. let alone play world cup soccer in brazil. that's the story of the man that refuses to give up. >> nearly two years ago,

founded during the cold war the school of the americas was designed to teach latin american soldiers how to fight communism. what its graduates did with their quote counterinsurgency training maybe infamous for murdering jesuit priests and massacring a thousand villagers in el salvador the torturing dissidents in colombia overthrowing democratically elected governments in chile argentina and hundred. if you insurgency tactics being those that are thought to like an american military to go back and or press their own people in the interests largely of u.s. corporations and oligarchies these u.s. corporations support sixty nine congressmen recently sent a letter asking president barack obama to close the school permanently saying the pentagon's refusal to disclose the names of graduates in instructors shutting its doors would also save american taxpayers one hundred eighty million dollars over the next ten years most us people don't have a clue as to what's being done in their name and being done with their cats tax dollars under pressure the school was closed briefly in two thousand a

for example, certain countries in latin america. when china has an interest to invest definitely on a natural resource, they feel that if they are going to go through the same place, they naturally will be finished by the next five years. how should we manage this kind of very overwhelming focus of economy as even they are dealing with more time those mac's generation economic development. so here it's going to be for china. for them to be able to overcome the middle income trap, to improve their different model of growth to be more sustainable. they change the different strategy and that has an huge implications. the previous session is started discussing that whether it's one of domestic acer looking in the equality, more sustainable in the resource. they have to be more friendly in the environmental aspect. and that's actually not for their own domestic policy to be able to adjust the closed model. but it will also reflect the way they engage with many developing countries. that will actually become a property aspect in a sense t

when i joined his band, i was 17 years old, i joined the miami latin boys at the time. loved they played this old cuban music dance stuff. he didn't have a singer in the band. they all did it together. he played the accordion. i listened to my mom's cuban records that they smuggled out. when we came together those influences came together. i brought the ballads to the band and learned how to do dance music and learned to play percussion. it came very natural to me. it happened very slowly. we had this vocabulary from both worlds that we could really bring into our own. it was never like oh, let's do this because it is happening. it was like this sounds really good. this rhythm sounds really good melded with this and this sounds really hot and we liked it. it was always about expressing ourselves and everybody came along. tavis: back to "miss little havana," you said, i made a comment and you jobed, they still sell -- you joked, they still sell records? the record business moves like to speed of light, like the speed of sound. when you stay out of the game for any space

linguist is surprised based on the technique of what's called comparative reconstruction that the latin word for hand. in the same way archie is one, a language family called for whatever it is worth, northeast caucasian. if the word for tom diaz mosque in archie, which is, i've met -- and so on the linguist can use all of those words and roll back the tape and see that the original word in the parent language, even though that language never written down. so archie is not of unknown origin at all. it has canned lunch and -- it has kin. most of us have no records of her ancestors further back than four or five generations. and certainly couldn't reconstruct them from our dna down our relatives. the world is bursting with language families of this kind whose ancestral linkages could be reconstructed in the same way as the dedication were above. that's enough from the book. the book starts out like that, and that is just the introduction. and what's the point of the book is to show that there is a world of wonders out there linguistically that it's hard to get a sense of because we don't

. >>> mientras tanto ya estamos calentando motores para la dÉcimo segunda entrada del latin grammy, ys porque esta fiesta estarÁ llegando a varias ciudades de la naciÓn. no speer d no se pierdan los latin grammy en su cadena univisiÓn. >>> hablando de mÚsica la cantante gloria stefan estÁ estrenando un disco en el que regresa, vamos a decirlo asÍ, a sus raÍces, y vamos hablar con ella y lo hicimos a travÉs de skxiomara gonzÁlez veamos. >>> 26 producciones mÁs de 90 millones de discos vendidos, 7 grammy y la aprobaciÓn de un pÚblico internacional que la ha sido por dÉcadas hablamos de gloria milagrosa fajardo stefan conocida como gloria stefan, con este nombre >>> a los 18 me quitÉ milagrosa porque es demasiado presiÓn >>> con su nueva producciÓn gloria stefan regresa a sus raÍces con ritmos bailables y ca ca caribeÑos >>> sabiendo los comentarios de la bltgente, quÉ rico en una cl de zumba >>> lo pensÉ cuando tab mestÁba haciendo la canciÓn es rÁpido, un merengue mucnuclear estÁ perfecto para hacer ejercicios >>> tÚ te sigues bailando igual >>> emilio no le gusta bailar, >>> emilio di

de nevada, donde los rodríguez, pérez,cía están en la mente del ente, dice carlos botifoll, el voto latinie una gran desn, porque prometió mucho y no h nada.>>> n , la población creció, esentan el 27% del to del estado, 13% de susvotantes inscript más elegibles. >>> en reno la comunidad hispan ne 56% de loslatinos acá son dueños de sus s, y en las vegas su capacidad quisitiva crece. >>> inmigración a es un tema que apasiona, pero l es lo qupreocupa, lo que los republicanos creen que podrían pitaliza mejor para abrir negocios.pa o tranquilizador, son lo primero por bush, luego pusieron a en la casa blancaa ayuda de latinos fuamental. >>> momento de otra. y alregresar sihijo tiene de atención la soón puede estaa cama. s esperanzas de a reviven con el botox. pablo y teresa tienen una casa. ahora quieren un hogar. un hogar dónde todo esté a su medida y gusto. donde los estilos que más les gustan también se ajusten a sus bolsillos grandes o pequeños. ellos quieren muebles que simplemente hagan su hogar... mejor. por eso nos visitan. no sólo mejora tu hogar, es mucho más. es ikea. tiempo de alm

no linguist is surprised based on comparative reconstruction that the latin word for hand is manos. in the same way, chi is one of -- archie is a pass el of kittens. if word for tongue is -- [inaudible] in archie and -- [inaudible] in chech yang and -- [inaudible] then linguists can use all of those words and roll back the tape and see that the original word in the parent language was -- [inaudible] even though that language was never written down. so it's not of unknown origin at all, it has kin sprung from a language spoken probably about 6,000 years ago. if anything, it's a better known origin than most of us are as people. most of us have no record of our ancestors further back four or five generations. the world is bursting with language families of this kind whose ancestral languages can be reconstructed in the same way as the caucasian word above. that's enough from the book. anyway, the book starts out like that, and that is just the introduction. and what the point of the book is, is to show that there is a world of wonders out there linguistically because it's hard to get

many great latin starts have come through. culturally it is very significant for the neighborhood. for us to retain that, it has made a lot of us happy in the neighborhood. so we are just here to support the project and we have talked about the sign. we have come to an agreement how we can preserve the sign and also support the business. so, thank you. >> any additional public comment? seeing none public comment is closed. i just did want to mention that the reason i pulled the item off of the consent calendar is i received several phone calls from members in the community. this sign has a lot of cultural significance to the residents of the mission district and especially to the folks in the latino culture. i am encouraged to hear you are making an effort to preserve and keep that sign there. i think this is something that came up around a coca-cola thing. more and more we are not just talking in terms of buildings and historical resources but also cultural resources. we have been talking a lot more about how to preserve the culture within a neighborhood. so, i think it is critica

more than a few had a serious problem with hinglish having taken on so many words from french and latin after all a real languages pure. here's what feels like to be under water. one reads a perfectly pleasant newspaper article about people in the caucasus mountains a patch of the region home to several dozen languages. the one closest to the famous is jordan. one of the other ones mentioned in the article spoken only by about 1200 people in a few villages is called for our purposes and in the article what we learn? only that it is a language of the unknown origin. otherwise the articles of the jokes in the nearby caucasian language speaking groups tell about one another. i'm not waiting for a newspaper writer to give linguistics lessons, but given the on the beach perspective on the language that rains, it's hard not to feel like something has happened when a language like this is like in passing especially as an orphan. attention must be paid if not in the article them somewhere that the unknown origin business for example with the quote implication that as a kanwit sort of thing or s

i am from california and in the valley here, people, especially from latin america, are getting sickn -- working in the fields for hours every day for little pay and no health care. please help them because without them no one could even be vegetarian the sincerely, natalie. >> sometimes desperate for attention but not rebellious. i don't have bad influences and i try hard not to give in to peer pressure but somewhere along the road someone calms long with temptation close to their side and offers me whatever they got, but do i get the power to say no? always sitting blankly at the sky hoping for a miracle to happen, hoping someone will come around to understand. i don't want toys anymore and i don't want it show my baby pictures and if i'm crazy and loud then you're insane and rude and if today is not our day, so be it, there is always tomorrow. thank you. >> ok. the average american dream and dreamer built dreams on shatorde hopes and left off on their own spaceships of life. but the average american laws are in a state of corruption. man is allowed to work -- to go to war and kill

will launch across 43 countries and territories in latin america and caribbean.ut it faces challenges for its streaming service. and there is brad band internet reaches before speeds there that are slower. >> there is a new kitchen gadth yet -- gadget that promises to make homemade popsicles in minutes. and michael finney put to it test. >> this is a fun way to spend part of a labor day holiday. and experimenting with this item. it's a quick pop maker and seems like a good idea. but is it? the quick pop maker makes big claims. it says you can make healthy frozen pops instantly. and gives a time frame. >> seven to nine minute autos do you believe that? >> maybe? maybe. >> doubt snfl. >> might not be good, though. >> are they fast? are they good? these three middle school students are helping us test this product. there to the left is celly and her friend tailor and danielle. >> make sure that the molds are completely dry and placed in the freezer for 24 hours. >> so we put it in the freezer and rather than wait 24 hours, we have a second one that is already been i

don't know this, that is actually the motto of newç york subway system. [ laughter ] we have it in latin> don't touch anything either because it has been touched by anyone. >> jon: has this effected -- have you in anyway germo phobic or a bit of a hypochondriac? >> absolutely. >> jon: i am as well. >> we share that. that's why we don't touch each other. >> jon: when they brought you a script about disease did you think to yourself at any point this is going to scare jon stewart? [ laughter ] >> well, honestly, no. [ laughter ] but next time i read any script i will think about you or what might scare or what you might love -- >> jon: it's almost everything. [ laughter ] >> wow. >> jon: it's not easy being me. >> like even comedy? everything scares you. >> jon: comedy is the worst, quite frankly. especially the crazy bad ones, you know what i mean? they drive me insane. >> i love them. oh, my god. will ferrell is my god. >> jon: you said your god or your guy? >> god! [ laughter ] yeah. >> jon: that's awesome. [ laughter ] how funny is that guy? he came out here for an interview once -- >>

fourth area of investigation that the exhibition looks at is the larger concerns of the asian and latin intersecting with popular cultur one best example -- when he's exemplified is what you see when you enter into the culture. >> this piece refers to restaurants in tijuana. when you are driving, to speak chinese and you read chinese characters. you see these signs. i was trying to play with the idea of what you see and the direction you read. when you start mixing these different groups of people, different cultures, i like the idea.

- a festival featuring mariachi and latin music performances --to . >>> the children's december covery museum hosted viva fest. it celebrates hispanic communities. >>> the 1994 disney musical lion king had no worries in theaters. >> repeat after me. >> what? >> it means no worries. >> rereleased in 3d it topped the box office this weekend. the 17-year-old movie appealed to a new generation taking in more than $29 million. last week's conc >>> cbs had a good night at emmy's. >> and the emmy goes to --. >> she took the best actr es for her role in the good wife. the winner for best actor was kyle chandler, taking it for friday night lights. theymad men took the top drama prize and modern family took best comedy. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, . >>> game day is next.

there was opposition coming from several left-wing latin american countries and some african nations. in libya, forces bking the interim government have withdrawn from the gaddafi stronghold. after a day of heavy fighting, soldiers say that they need to stock up on ammunition. but they promised to return. there are also fears clashes in gaddafi's home town. >> during the day, there was heavy fighting as rebel forces tried to force their way into the city. they met stiff resistance from pro-khaddafi soldiers. just 100 kilometers south of the capital, it has been under siege for several weeks. the rebel sololers are trying to secure the city center. >> this --[unintelligible] >> a local radio station urged gaddafi's fighters to fight until the very end. journalists reported seeing a dozen ambulances carrying rebel casualties. heavy resistance elsewhere as well as the rebels tried to take gaddafi's home town. members of the gaddafi plan might be holed up here. turkish prime minister visited tripoli. turkey was slow to support the rebels but now backs the transitional council. they praise