charles theater, great director, ramona diaz.alk to her in a second. >> reporter: you are a man, 13, now. let's talk about this festival. so much going on. >> we open with shorts over at the brown center. tent village is up. everything over there is free. panels, filmmakers, box office, filmmaker's lounge. we have over 100 films of all types. and one of the things we have seen this year about some of the films, a lot of the films, the documentary world was often about things that went wrong, inside jobs, great films, but things that went wrong, ramona's film "the learning." "the interrupters" "cafeteria man" are about things going right. about people actually going to work, getting their job done and in ramona's case, it's about multiculturalism. go on the website. get full descriptions of everything. >> reporter: thank you, good to see you. ramona diaz, your story is called "the learning." >> yes. >> reporter: tell us what it is about. >> it's about four filipino teachers in baltimore city. i follow their first year on the job a

. >> ramona. >> the fact that we know her name is so sad. to replace the whole lot of them because they're just not compelling enough. >> the whole cast, really. >> ramona's biggest issues is don't have her whine. i feel my brain cells popping when i watch that show because i feel like i'm getting dumber but i watch it. which is so sad. they're look for spicier such as housewives of beverly hills. they got huge blockbuster ratings. because those women have lifestyles that not many can compare. however most of us here in new york say the heavy-hitter socialites would not touch that show with a ten-foot pole. because they make you look ridiculous. >> to put yourself on a show like that. >> just mean spirited. >> and shed a weird light on women, i think. that discussion another day. >>> speaking of interesting casting choices here. guess who hbo has picked to play bernie madoff in a new movie? i think it makes all of the sense in the world. the one and only robert de niro. >> bravo. >> which i think is really, really cool. of course bernie's no

the more people that have lost in my life in this work the woman who started this work with me ramona was like my partner in this work she was another mother actually her husband was a worker at one of the chemical facilities she just wanted to live to be forty and she died at thirty nine of cancer. when someone asks me when they're dying that i'm not forget the day they were here and they were important and so. at least our can do is try to help. you have to bring yourself back to why are you doing this and for me it's helping people and believe in net service is the rand i pay for the space i take up on earth i believe that i owe something back and if the songs i can talk and walk on i want to help the minutes of life it's just about getting through life. i'm not pessimistic because if i got pessimistic i would quit doing more and doing just give up and i don't think that we can do that and. these things are just happening here moving so morales that's not how it works it's everywhere. because of. this mentality of better living with chemistry that we have in some of it's everywhere

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be her to marry election ramona close a. maiden believe the polls close a medicine shift it was hundreds of pundits. wrapping up the week's top stories thousands please syria as a deadly clashes continue in the country despite the government claiming it's ready for talks with the opposition meanwhile the u.s. appears ready to declare president assad will illegitimate which many say could be the first step toward military intervention. libyan rebels fail to gain washington's recognition as the country's rightful rulers and this after an opposition delegation made its inside a meeting in the white house. head of the international monetary fund charged with sexual assault a recent poll showing dominic straus proud to be the favorite her france's upcoming presidential race is arrest is likely to rock the french political arena. and thousands of troops in a russian city is celebrating victory day but ukrainian veterans had to contend with russia's once again in a brutal attack by neo nazi nationalism during the festivities. you k

may be how to carry election ramona close a. maiden. close a distant promise with a precocious promise. of military spending on the foreign operations of spirals out of control the government is accused of not stumping up the people who needs. the ends of it may not justify the means us methods in the war on terror looting charges of torture and overseas prison place criticism following the killing of osama bin laden of course sentences true russian nationalists to life eighteen years for the murder of a human rights lawyer and a reporter in moscow two years ago. a very warm welcome to here this is r.t. live from moscow where it's not just after two pm well the billions spent on france's military for have already accounted for the defense budget with paris sunday increasing its foreign adventures the political price could also be costly for the french president. bush reports. heat or eat that's the choice faced by murder kids so instead of supporting the elderly francis government is accused of using that money for war. france says it d

corporations are his ramona lindo was at the rally in los angeles and has this report. marching to the beat of the drum thousands of people took to the streets of los angeles demanding more jobs better pay this like many other baby marches across america has also transformed it to a cry for immigration reform rage against the machine guitars tamburello says workers are workers. around the world on may first workers of all stripes of all religions of all colors flood the streets to show solidarity with one another it celebrates the history of workers progress of worker struggles of course were the successes and of the challenges we still have before us i'm always on the streets on may first union members in particular are feeling the challenges to work a rights steve first or a teacher worries about his ability to earn a decent wage at a time when collective bargaining rights across the country aren't dry tack i don't think people want to believe their sides really understand that there is power and people power utility and that the more they think they can get away with

. >> jimmy: it's like, they're just talking about, ramona talking about, who was she talking about?t write that type of stuff. it's phenomenal television. the countess. >> the countess. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> wait till you hear what she has to say about the royal wedding. >> jimmy: oh, my god. i can't wait. >> she has a chapter in her book, class with the countess. call them how to speak to -- the royals. how to speak -- how to address a royal. >> jimmy: what's it called? >> "money can't buy you class." >> jimmy: "money can't buy you class." ♪ money can't buy you class elegance is learned my friend ♪ >> jimmy: elegance is learned, my friend. awesome. >> jimmy: new jersey, may 16th. >> 90-minute episode. >> jimmy: theresa is going off. >> theresa's sister-in-law is on the show this season, melissa. and they don't love each other, as it turns out, that much. just a little -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's a supersized christening episode, the premiere. >> jimmy: oh, brilliant. oh, my god! a christening in new jersey? >> yes. >> jimmy: i'm there, i love it. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you guys, andy

. >> as spring days go, it's a good one for ramona.s time of year she usually suffers allergies so severe she has trouble getting out of bed in the morning. >> i have really itchy eyes, i get a film over them when i blink. some mornings when i wake up they are kind of stuck shut and i have to use compresses to get them open and look up. >> she turned to a san francisco optomotrist, elio. he said chronic itching can be associated with more severe complications. especially when patients are rubbing their eyes." it's especially common among children with dirt and other germs on their hands. >> there are risks of infection or spreading infection if they have a bacterial or other type of problem. >> the association recommends cold compresses or ice cubes to reduce the itching and swelling, then a sterile saline solution to wash the eyes. and finally preservative-free eye drops that sting less. but they also recommend that allergy sufferers watch out for warning signs for more serious conditions. >> if there's no sign the itchiness is resolv

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host: ramona is on a republican line also.aller: i wished that he would play a portion of the broadcast you had on both tv and -- book tv. it was called the military retreat. but particularly, jack segal's comments on how we should not stress the word -- oh, gosh. anyway, we broaden the base of people who hate us if we make war with muslims. if you would play that segment, the annual broadcast on saturday, stressing the jack segal comment. host: what was the essence of what he was saying? caller: that there should not be stress on taliban, because the word taliban does support muslims, only muslims. we're not fighting the muslims, and we're not fighting the taliban. but we are fighting al qaeda. but if we talk about taliban, we muslimsall the against us. and he stresses this. host: a comment from twitter. thanks for all of your calls and comments so far today. coming up, we will continue to talk about afghanistan and also pakistan, the strategy there with congressman robert andrews of new jersey. we will be right back. ♪ >> th