we brought rocco back.n this all started -- when that promise was made by the president, you remember, robin, rocco, you were there. you started it. did you ever think that promise would be made right by something like what happened last night? >> i have a lot of faith in our government, the resolve of our country, our leaders. i didn't give up hope. i'm so glad it's been wonderful news this morning that the people have gotten. especially the people that lost loved ones in this place and this is a sign that to other countries that are trying things against us that it's not going to stand. we have the resolve and the toughness to wait you out. we're going to get you. >> and we'll have some of those family members joining us later. i couldn't help but notice earlier, when we were showing that photograph of the firefighters last night, you got quite emotional. why? >> yeah, always. i wear on my wrist my 343 brothers that died. behind me. and it's -- it's sad but it's a relief to know that our country is steadf

> sÍ claro, definitivamente. >> soy una persona diferente, estoy en una etapa nueva de mi vida. >> roccototal, en el vestuario, en el cabello. >> en la actitud. >> ¿cÓmo te sientes ahora?. >> ¿te sientes mÁs segura con una imagen adulta?. >> sÍ cambiÓ todo. >> sabes que cuando uno cambia. >> mira a la cÁmara. >> ahÍ estÁ la imagen en conjunto. >> definitivamente mucho mÁs mujer dirÍa yo. >> totalmente. >> cuando uno se ve diferente se siente diferente y proyecta otra cosa y esa seguridad y esa autoestima se elevan, es un poquito lo que querÍamos hacer con ashley para que empiece la etapa con todas las fuerzas y las ganas. >> te vemos muy animada y preciosa. >> la pasiÓn que le ponga a este proyecto que vas enfrentar que es la universidad. >> te deseamos muchas suerte. >> gracias. >> gracias a ti rocco. >> y mÁs cambios mas adelante, porque es la Época de los graduados. >> seguimos aquÍ en despierta amÉrica ¿quÉ viene mÁs adelante raÚl?. >> atenciÓn seÑores, se acerca la Época del verano, no hay nada mejor que una reuniÓn con la familia al aire libre, tenemos sugerencias para su piscina.

the top stories surgeon general rocco peels his decision to the european war crimes court agreed widespread public anger over his arrest crowds rallied in belgrade accusing the government giving up and now. ashville hero to secure the membership would. be ok stepping up pressure on colonel gadhafi by deploying apache attack helicopters and bunker busting bombs in libya a decision critics say is moving far beyond mere humanitarian objectives. the us government now has a system it can send emergency text alerts to everyone but there are concerns the measures that are perpetrating a climate of panic in the country. top stories already sport with even an extra. if you with us this is sports today i'm you know me on these are some of the stories we're covering this hour. today not so beautiful game it's crisis time for suspended top official unveils an e-mail claiming. the twenty twenty two world cup final right. side at the top there's little to no breathing space of the russian premier league summit with c.s.k. is in each. school all the sides to cops following the weekend's action. on the gre

but after sixteen years the manhunt for him came to an end the house where former bosnian general rocco modish was arrested belongs to his uncle which is no secret to anyone in this village or indeed the police despite regular visits to this house in all the years that while this was a wanted man the arrest was only made last week and many have already questioned the timing a leak one report stating that serbia refused to cooperate in the search for europe's most wanted man would most to assume membership negotiations would be cancelled a few days later the foreign affairs rep of the european union announced her upcoming visit to belgrade and hinted once again at the financial benefits for neighbors being helpful in serbia really wants to be helpful. the e.u. is some kind of. problems now if serbia does during the think it will be before its time in history that it has. a sinking ship captured europe's most wanted man on the day a top representative is in town it's certainly an achievement but will it finally allow serbia to get one foot in the door to the union the enlargement commissi

. >> reporter: that voice is rocco.was back at ground zero on a day he was never sure he would see. can you hear them now? >> i can hear them all. >> reporter: even on good news, there is the pain of remembering. firehouses like ladder company 25 that lost seven of their brothers. >> we see them every day on the memorial. we see them around our truck on the memorial. and we think about them day in, day out. >> reporter: almost ten years since the day everything changed for too many families. there were cheers and tears. both tied to the hope of a better tomorrow. you know, a lot of firemen said things may be even more dangerous for them right now. but, diane, they say their commitment is strong are than ever. >> thanks so much, chris. when we come back, one of president obama's harshest critics. ies. i know what works differently than many other allergy medications. omnaris. omnaris. to the nose! did you know nasal symptoms like congestion can be caused by allergic inflammation? omnaris relieves your symptoms by fightin

rocco bol comes to the u.k. to pressure a london into closer cooperation on security and the war on terror. the georgian opposition readies itself for a fourth day of protest against the president promising to show me how selfish really the door when sting. plus it's back on solid ground for three space travelers have spanned a grueling six months and zero gravity aboard the international space station. and in business we take a look at what's holding a russia's burgeoning internet economy back join me for the full business bulletin and around twenty minutes star. of the russian capital watching r.t.m. arena joshua all kinds of program now we turn to the nine hundred sixty seven borders that's the latest word from the israeli prime minister in reaction to the u.s. president's peace initiative addressing the powerful pro israel lobby in washington benjamin netanyahu repeated he's asserting that such a move will undermine the country's security declare the nine hundred sixty seven borders it sounds simple several

stories thousands right now here in the streets of belgrade to protest against the arrest of general rocco luggage was accused of ordering the killing of thousands of muslims in the bosnian war his attention goes caused anger among some serbs who say the government is using its people as bargaining chips with you're a correspondent on the ground there are reporting police using rubber passes to disperse the crowds or across the story we'll update you on night. washington police bust a group of dances at the washington memorial to thomas jefferson bowling in the legal flash mob demonstrators say there is exactly what the u.s. father of freedom would have wanted them to do. g. eight leaders show a united front by the clear and colonel gadhafi is rule illegitimate and demanding he goes russia's sending its envoy to libya to mediate a cease fire in the country's civil war. and georgia's independence day this week brutal crackdown on thousands of anti-government protesters first those rallies mark the climax of street demonstrations calling for president saakashvili step down. i'm kevin and for

thanks for being with us in the program thank you first off though in your opinion what's next for rocco markets. well i believe that he will definitely be extradited to the hague for the simple reason that this is a national project for sure but this is very much interested in the achieving progress on the negotiation. and. mr miller was a one of the most the strongest preconditions for these programs to be made so he will be extradited to go that all that would be a fair trial i mean there is a believe the hague tribunal is politicized and biased toward serves. well. rumor so. there and if you care to the statistics of. decisions by this quarter you will fly in the up to eighty percent of these decisions. are only twenty percent or above all other nations involved in the previous conflicts together and they do not fly in these statistics convincing one i believe that the last hears of the latest years of the tribunal story here's a body. here's one point option to justify the previous intervention by nato forces in this conflict and supporting other ports in this conflict but not the s

finals against oklahoma city the mavericks winning game three ninety three to eighty seven and wait roccowith dirk nowitzki and shawn marion top scoring with eighteen points each game four is sad that ok see on monday. so they're in the fourth quarter. just got the read some go got some pull up some girls will. probably four to rule out there are certain forward stuck together and growing it out that's like a sport at the moment coming up shortly stay with our team. for the full circle we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on the party. bringing you the latest in science and technology from the realm. of the future cupboard.

reportedly struck the capital tripoli following a defined broadcast from girl khadafi beating in washington rocco baio had anders fogh rasmussen agreed to continue bombing as long as the libyan leader puts up a fight as artie's loyalist to reports the motivation of the u.s. led alliance is under scrutiny. several decades and of course later it's still the question it's top of mind when it comes to the world's largest military alliance many people i think today wonder after the end of the cold war why nato lo and behold reality is that nato is busier than ever. set up to counter perceived threats from the soviet union the north atlantic treaty organization has plowed ahead without an enemy after the end of the cold war. some faith that the alliance lost its reason to exist instead what happened in fact and in violation of even the accords and the agreements at the time was nato aggressively expanded. and a larger alliance that once promised peace has instead pledged bombs in troops to afghanistan going on a decade. and in its latest endeavor the largest air strikes into libya despite uniting a new

the top stories tonight from marty's serbian general rocco flood insurance in the netherlands to be tried in the international criminal tribunal for genocide after his appeal against a tradition was rejected by the serb support knowledge though and don't believe he'll get a fair trial in the hague. the suspected killer of a russian investigative journalist anna politkovskaya has been questioned here a moscow national rustam one off was only detained in the caucasus. and the european court of human rights rejects accusations that russia's prosecution of jailbreaks old tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky was driven by politics but it did rule khodorkovsky rights were violated after his arrest for the decision of moscow's considering completely against twenty two forty five year moscow thank you for being with us i'm back with more news in fifty minutes time units here that must mean sport when you don't even enter a football scandal most interesting lead may. contest in the same bullet in your life never tell but i must ask you is a class that pompous officially sport it is i've checked it out of l

joining me to talk about this issue is jamila salvia co-founder and executive director of go proud jimmy rocco nice to be here tom. go proud is in g.o.p. right conservatives ok with the recent spate of gay teen suicides in this right terribly times well i think you know there are a lot of things that we don't know in this and so the bottom line is i don't know when the policy was put in effect or how it's being enforced but i agree with actually the student body president at that school who said the school is for learning and nobody should be holding hands or anything like that in school series that the bottom line is use them for the policy equally. and kids also can't come up to me you know listen you should be learning in the classroom you can buy your higher volume in my house your parents us and we are going to talk about it it's always going to classes right well here's the. principal should be enforcing the policy across the board with everybody and he shouldn't be suspending kids for holding hands i think we can both agree that that's going to take a look at him on double secret probat

rocco marches appeal has been refused by the special criminal court where he's being held right now and the only procedural step that remains is for the justice minister to sign the extradition letters and as soon as that happens you will be on the first plane out balance wards of the hague's war crimes tribunal war the my c.t.y. no appeal can be lodged on his behalf and despite the fact his lawyer did ask for an independent medical checkup or law they say that because the courts made it clear to him does not actually mean he is fit to stand trial and all his lawyers and his family say that if he's extradited he won't live to see the trial for serbia catching article martin was one of the top conditions for a potential entrance into the european union and as a result of course access to billions of dollars worth of grant money the people of this country have already voiced their protest and it's not just in this country as well as having them. asif protest rally here in belgrade on sunday there was also meeting a protest in today's posner and herzegovina in a town called by me a little

with a mandate from the american people rocco bamma just won a landslide election for the presidency and progressive swept into congress with huge majorities in both the house and the sun and american people wanted change and bought what the democrats were selling health care reform energy reform and a new new deal but there was one group of democrats who didn't get the memo they call themselves the blue dogs coming from mostly conservative states the blue dogs made a calculated political maneuver to sabotage the progressive agenda in the hopes of winning reelection in two thousand and ten it wasn't about doing what's best for america it was about bringing in the corporate campaign contributions to be reelected in two years so just like the republicans the blue dogs opened their office doors to lobbyists from wall street health insurance industry and said how what would you like to me to do for you and from that point on most of the fifty two members of the blue dog krokus set out watering down or blocking altogether every single piece of progressive legislation introduced over the c

five as cross-eyed workers put a country desirably she's in belgrade with the latest so true then rocco nottage now just literally a step away from the hague is me. indeed he lost an appeal today and of course serbian officials did everything they could to extradite him and as quickly as possible the court received their appeal which was posted by and large this is a lawyers just this morning they took just a few hours to determine that the appeal would not be granted and then a few hours after that a police convoy left the courthouse where a lot of has been held ever since he was arrested last week and the justice minister immediately after that confirmed that he was already in the hague the operation itself was incredibly quick i mean we were outside the courthouse and we saw the police convoy pull out i only know that they crossed off all of the highways and the airport itself and when the cars drove out onto the tarmac the plane's engines were already running so with bushels he really did want to get him to the hague as quickly as possible but of course his trial will be anything bu

lawyers for former bosnian serb general rocco blodgett safety except that his appeal against extradition to the war crimes tribunal in the hague is unlikely to succeed to bring you a firsthand report from the village where he was captured. it's a mistake ma says since then the storage and opposition leaders say the government's rounding up families of dissidents many of whom are still missing after a violent repression of last week's protests. and a light at the end of the tunnel for people of gaza as egypt opens the border crossing ending up for your blockade of the palestinian territories. six am in moscow i'm not tressa good to have you with us here on r t our top story russia should be part of a missile defense shield in europe according to the u.s. president speaking in poland barack obama reiterated the u.s. isn't giving up on plans to site some rockets and planes in the country close to russia's borders or he said work is going on as more from warsaw. it has become quite a conflicting picture here in warsaw because on one hand you have barack obama talking about this new stable an

those of his katrina czar of reporting from belgrade for us rocco knowledge is lawyer many times called for an independent medical examination of his client saying his health is so bad he won't live to see the start of his trial at the hague foreign policy analyst boylan british believes even if it makes it to the tribunal few and so we have got faith in the way it works. many process is there have been first of all very long and we can talk about the efficiency of the tribunal the people have spent an enormous amount of time in the hague and a lot of people here in serbia are skeptical about some of the practices of the high tribunal in some of its record for instance. because slobodan milosevic the late president of yugoslavia and serbia actually died in prison without the conviction then for us war criminals there are generally knowledged as war criminals here in serbia like. i deny from course of all like some muslim commanders have actually been acquitted after. sudden death of witnesses or after the tribunal simply concluded that there was not enough evidence so basically but many

all i'll see tonight certainly is sent rocco garbage to the international criminal tribunal on charges of genocide during the bosnian war of projective music's traditional thinking. not serbs believe logic long get a fair trial in the hague which they accuse of being biased against their country all the details from belgrade in just a few months. also in the program the main suspect in the murder of russian journalist anna politkovskaya is a rest in chechnya. is on the run i'm just now being questioned in moscow. and the european court of human rights rejects accusations that russia's prosecutions of jailed ex oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky was driven by politics. hello this is a scene from moscow it's not choose date night i'm kevin owen i'm first breaking news news within the last hour former bosnian serb general radko nottage has boarded a plane for the hague where he'll face a war crimes tribunal that's a first serbian court rejected his appeal against extradition knowledge is charged with ordering the massacre of muslims in one thousand nine hundred five trina's out of his in bel

international from moscow these are all top stories so in general rocco not it should peels his extradition to the european war crimes court but made widespread public anger over his arrest crowds rallied in belgrade accusing the government of giving up a national hero the security of membership. british apache helicopters prepared to cruise the libyan skies as the u.k. steps up pressure on congress but it's clear nato personnel could also be put in significantly more danger now. and the u.s. government's got a system that can send mergence in text and love to everyone but critics say it's just perpetuating a climate of fear in the country. next r.t. debates over who's going to replace don't expose card at the helm of the international monetary fund the i.m.f. what's cross-talk going to find out more just ahead. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from. the future coverage. you can. start. a low in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle issues of relevance and even legitimacy as the jostling continues as to who will succeed the now disgraced dominic strauss kahn at the in

serbian general rocco's not ensure arrives in the netherlands to be tried of the international criminal tribunal for genocide these latest pictures in but so after his appeal against extradition was rejected we've got the latest just ahead but most serbs love it won't get a fair trial in the hague which they accused of being biased against their country all the details from belgrade in just a few months. also the main suspects of the murder of russian journalist anna politkovskaya is being interrogated in moscow following his arrest in chechnya. you can call the european court of human rights the jepps accusations that russia's prosecution of jailed eggs all tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky was driven by politics. business schools in russia of basic your long term gas in the brics to germany as berlin moves away from nuclear energy on that in twenty minutes. hello this is our team from moscow it's ten pm choose the night here now my name is kevin in and first as i just mentioned a plane carrying from a bosnian serb general cold blooded has now landed in the netherlands is on his way to the h

my mom calls him rocco. >> jimmy: rocky is good.> well, that's interesting. my wife made the statement like that. she said, i told you it was a good name. i wanted to name -- >> jimmy: what did you want? >> some warrior name, you know what i mean? >> jimmy: you want to name him what? >> phalanx. >> jimmy: that's a good name. >> it's a formation of alexander conquered the known world with. >> jimmy: phalanx? that would be all right. >> cool. >> jimmy: though people may be calling him fail and you don't want that. >> no, no. in order to succeed, you must fail. >> jimmy: there you go. well -- maybe for the next kid you get a little phalanx there. >> i don't think there will be anymore. >> jimmy: by the way, i'm so glad you're in "the hangover 2" because you did a great job in that first one. >> me, too. >> jimmy: and now -- you know, might have thought that was just a came roe for one thing. i don't know what you're doing in this one and i suppose we can't tell people what you're doing -- >> well, this is being mike. >> jimmy: being mi

. >> reporter: the italian politician spearheading the campaign rocco gilarnda wants president berlusconimet knox in prison several times and written a book in support of her. knox and ex-boyfriend rafael were convicted of the murder and sexual assault of knox's roommate meredith kircher. she was stabbed to death in what the prosecution says was a sex game gone wrong. the appeals game has already come under close scrutiny as dna evidence from the crime scene continues to be re--examined. italy could face the embarrassment of the prosecutor's office being investigated while the appeals case continues. the question for knox is could it help? >> i think it would put the italian justice system on notice that it is being scrutinized. it can't hurt amanda knox to have italy itself asking the question did she receive justice? will it exonerate her? i don't know. will it hurt her? no. >> reporter: still, a much-needed boost for the 23-year-old feeling the strain. the appeals trial continues in july with a verdict not expected until the fall. >>> and coming up next, can he recover? arnold schwarze

. >> that voice was rocco chierichella. he was back at ground zero on a day he was never sure he would see. >> can you hear them now? >> i can hear them all. >> and yet even on good news, there is the pain of remembering. firehouses like ladder company 25 that lost seven of their brothers are haunted by the pledge to never forget. >> and we see them every day on the memorial and we see them on our truck on the memorial and we think about them day and in and day out. >> reporter: almost ten years since the day everything changed for too many families, there were cheers and tears. both tied to the hope of a better tomorrow. firemen were telling me this they believe things may be even more dangerous for them now with this news about osama bin laden. but they say their commitment is stronger than ever. chris cuomo, abc news, ground zero. >>> sarah palin is among those questioning whether pakistani leaders helped to hide bin laden. speaking at a fund-raiser last night in colorado, palin questioned how the most wanted man in the

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of chemo is behind her, shannon with the love and support of her husband, john and beautiful son, rocco plan. have a game plan. ooh, now it's over. what do i do now? >> yeah. >> reporter: and kind of plays tricks on you a little bit. are you going through that? >> absolutely. i was so excited to be going through my last day of chemo. but it really did hit me is it going to come back? when is it going to come back? and it's just terrifying. and i know that i can't live my life that way. i trust in god that he has a plan and a great plan for me. >> reporter: have you had a day yet that you have not thought about cancer? >> no. no. i know i will some time. >> reporter: you will. before you know it you will wake up and realize you're not thinking about it anymore. >> and i look forward to that. i can't wait for that day. it is so good to know that it's coming. >> trust me, that day will be coming, before you know it shannon. helping so many others by being so open about her battle. >>> coming up next the new parenting debate. can ipads really teach others to read? find out wcccccccccccccccc

the top of spending the countries -- cayman, united arab emirates, rocco, the bahamas -- morocco, the bahamas. guest: you also have political parties, and in afghanistan filings, a lot of the parties have u.s. representation. some things we should be clear about -- not all 328 of those are necessarily government is trying to influence -- things like the bahamas tourism bureau is in there, because it is a government operation and they have the department of tourism and and they have to register ads for the obama's. you will find that there is a lot of -- they have to register ads for the bahamas. you will find that there's a lot of -- japan has the external trade organization that has offices in the united states. that is what brings up a number of the countries. host: republican ally, you are on with bill allison of the sunlight -- republican online, you are on with bill allison of the solid foundation. caller: former elected officials are going to lobbyist firm is representing foreign governments. i have no problem with foreign governments talking to the state department on a one-on-

. >> reporter: firefighter rocco chiaracello was at ground zero when president bush warned the terroristsbin laden that they would soon hear from america. >> it took almost ten years but thanks to the soldiers, the president, the firefighters. >> reporter: in texas, a crowd adorned the gate of the former president's house in red, white and blue. >> osama bin laden is dead. i had to bring the flag out tonight. >> reporter: many who lost loved ones, it was triumph laced with pain of remembering the tragedy. for diane mazaroli who lost her husband michael, a businessman, knowing bin laden paid the ultimate price finally makes it easier for her to be at ground zero. >> i come every year to the memorial which is a very sad thing. it's bittersweet. i was crying when it happened. but overall i'm happy. it's a day to celebrate. >> reporter: a lot of jubilation, but a real mix of emotions for people here. a powerful night here in ground zero. the word i heard more than any was justice. some said vengeance, but more justice and a feeling that bin laden got what he deserved. >> nearly ten years in t