si yo voy a quedar igual que ellas me quedo en sus manos. >>> rocco ¿que le vas a hacer?.y tampoco espaÑol. >>> nos tienen esta espectacular historia adelante. >>> tomÁs es de guatemala y su primera lengua es el aquÍche ¿como se dice la gran ciudad? . >>>... >>> hace 8 meses llegÓ a new york cruzando la frontera. >>> de la aldea que yo vengo no se pasa de comer tortillas, frijol y arroz y uno come carne, posta. uno dice, aquÍ estÁ. aquÍ me quedo, aqui trabajo y me superÓ. puede hablar espaÑol. a diferencia, que llegÓ de guerrero mÉxico. solo hablando naagua. >>> poquito. >>> te falta aprender mÁs. >>> en mexicano hablaba espaÑol. >>> no hablabas espaÑol en mÉxico. >>> no, en ningÚn lugar, con nadie. >>> no. >>> de manera voluntaria gratuita enseÑa espaÑol e inglÉs a este tipo de inmigrantes. >>> tenemos ecuatorianos guatemaltecos, mexicanos, tenemos peruanos tambiÉn. vienen de todos los sitios donde ocupan un dialecto. hablan aquÍche, naua, misteco, hay muchos idiomas entre todos ellos. >>> a veces voy a la clÍnica y no puedo por mi niÑa. su ve que analizar mucho. no van a

bosnian serb wartime commander rocco milan it's because his weight at the u.n. prison in the hague to be tried for genocide but his lawyers say you may not live until the trial begins and question the legitimacy of evidence against him. the main suspect in the killing a russian journalist on the credit course is being interrogated in moscow it's hard he may shed light on who masterminded the murder in two thousand and six. back start to speak to the head of russia's republic of chechnya you know becky core of who says militants often coerce people into joining terrorist groups he shares his thoughts about why he feels it's so important to rehabilitate them back into society. it was brick the crow thank you very much for being with us today. my pleasure. i counterterrorism operation was completed recently in the republic here in which one of the militant leaders was exterminated how did the operation go and not staged the reach in its counterterrorism campaign and it would not permit for profit i'll abstain from commenting on how the operation where our counterte

bosnian serb wartime commander rocco moderates begins his weight at the u.n. present in the hague to be tried for genocide but the evidence is in question. and not enough jobs for americans even low paid work runs out in the u.s. with economists warning a ticking time bomb of unemployment threatening the nation. and it's hitting the markets as well the latest job figures across the atlantic dragged down wall street and pull moscow down in its wake we're about the day's trading on business and around twenty minutes time. it's seven pm in moscow how many so now way and you're watching our chain our top story seven polish soldiers standing trial for the killing of afghan civilians in two thousand and seven have been acquitted a court in warsaw just missed the war crimes charges over a lack of evidence the soldiers were accused of opening mortar and gunfire on an afghan village that killed six people are european correspondent daniel bush has the details. on sixteenth of august two thousand and seven pows troops for twenty six more to show and machine gun fire all

bosnian serb wartime commander rocco wattage begins his weight at the u.n. prison in the hague to be tried for genocide and his lawyers say he may not live until the trial begins and question the legitimacy of the evidence against him. the main suspect in the killing of russian journalist i'm looking of course that is being interrogated in moscow it's hard to make some light on who masterminded the murder in two thousand and six. x. we follow down the lives of those in gaza who have to rely on smuggling tunnels to survive. well look before i was a worker in a tunnel. then i took my own tunnel. i took my tunnel at the start of a blockade when the embargo was imposed on gas and within a minute when the ham i seized power. it's very dangerous work but we have to take the risk and either we live. there or we die he will be there i make money or i lose everything he that's the game. and the hematomas close during the embargo so. impossible to ski. puts pressure on israel. neither egypt nor israel can close the tommies. and their underground passages they can't cl

westwards best finish of the us open came in two thousand and eight when he placed third behind woods and rocco mediate. the spotlight shining brightest on world number one donald but the englishman is still aware of the potential pitfalls of overconfidence it's dangerous to go and expect too much and come to a toy expecting to win but i expect to do i know i can do and obviously the goal is always to have a chance on sunday and to contend and you know i've been doing a lot lately and there's no reason why i can't do this week defending champion graeme mcdowell meanwhile already showed he can get it done under major pressure the northern ireland native prefer in his game to speak for itself in this tournament and beyond that all my for a u.s. open media and i've done that everything this this is my last but it's all before to see off on thursday and you know i'm really happy that it's all done because i really want to start looking forward to the rest of my career and what i want to achieve for the rest of my career and while the thirty one year old won a major title for his first ever p.g.a. t

bosnian serb wartime commander rocco milan it's reduced his weight and un prison in the hague to be tried for genocide his lawyer said he may not live until the trial begins and question the legitimacy of the evidence against him. boss economists in the us are warning that unemployment could be the biggest threat facing facing the nation with even low paid work running out there are currently fourteen million people in the u.s. without a job. that's all for me now my colleague kevin no one will bring you the latest news in half an hour but first peter val and his gas on cross talk to bait the ongoing crisis any yet. keep. away unwelcome the cross talk i'm peter lavelle is the chaos being played out in yemen turning the country into a failed state how should the international community be reacting to events there and will the endgame for the regime in yemen result in still another terrorist base that threatens the region and world. came. across not protesting yemen i'm joined by daniel pipes in philadelphia he's an author and director of the middle east forum and in washington we have edwi

former bosnian serb army chief rocco melodic is set for his first appearance before the hague war crimes tribunal on friday the sixty nine year old will be asked to enter a plea on charges of genocide is accused of ordering the killing of some eight thousand muslim men and boys at stroger needs in one thousand nine hundred ninety five but as a country no zorra has found out many are questioning the legitimacy of the evidence . sixteen years on the run six days in serbian court and the rest of his life in the hague. official belgrade was more than ready to extradite former bosnian serb army chief. in a matter of hours but i see why is not his ready to prosecute law that is accused of ordering the mass murder of muslim men and boys in the villages to bring it say in one thousand nine hundred five the hague tribunal does have a lot of evidence regarding the massacre but is all of it valid the forensic evidence certainly does not support the extra charges of eight thousand victims and. much of the evidence of legitimate combat deaths that occurred during that period is studiously ignored by

former general of rocco bloody refutes all charges against him as he appears of the hague tribunal with many experts saying the number of those killed in its revenue was fabricated to accuse him of genocide. fire and ammunition dump in central russia has triggered explosions which of injured doesn't stand for thirty thousand people from the us. and russia says an international report which calls the war on drugs a failure is playing right into the hands of the narcotics card. just after six pm here in moscow you without seeing a very warm welcome. chinese made his first appearance in front of the hague tried you know he didn't enter a plea but called the charges against him monstrous and of noxious is a plea hearing will now take place in a month the former bosnian serb army general is indicted on eleven counts of your crimes including the murder of eight thousand muslims abstract and it's a lot it had been on the run for sixteen years and was arrested just last thursday his arrest and extradition was touted by the e.u. as a key objective for serbia to gain membership president sort of

was the sort of wartime commander rocco mother should be given since way to the u.s. prison in the hague he tried to genocide his lawyers say he may not live until the trial begins and question if you're going to see a few hundred incidents from. economists in the u.s. a warning that unemployment could be the biggest threat facing the nation and even low paid work running out there are currently fourteen million people in the u.s. without a job. some outside look what's happened to all the support units here. thanks for joining us this is sports there are plenty ahead this hour including. return of the kings are winds and all oppose faith a presidential race in the midst of a corruption scandal. putting hope in their hearts children charice sees reap the rewards of the sixteenth annual russian president's. hitting his stride the world's fastest man you've seen pull. up the golden spike one hundred meters events making it too and. it's been an action packed a fifty headquarters the building in zurich a hive of activity as delegates perch you elect their president despi

the former bosnian serb general rocco logic has dismissed all of the charges of the u.n. war crimes court during his first appearance before the tribunal lodge called they died and against him one stress and obnoxious the former army chief has been charged with eleven counts of war crimes including the genocide of eight thousand muslims at srebrenica and nine hundred ninety five a second believe hearing will take place next month a lot of he was arrested last thursday after sixteen years and hiding them and as the trial gets under way balkans historian the voice of mileage says there are still major questions eleven answered over exactly what happened at. this do you understand there were people to three were people who were getting shots there were people executed it's just you know she wanted something it's really it's you saying what you said on this many bodies you believe this should be how many movies. and be sure to believe in that assumption we're going to be informing you jenny said this is the crux of the problem you were used to be used to be shrunk morning to.

former bosnian serb general rocco and lauded she is in the hague sound trial for war crimes for the first hearing scheduled for friday but is the france questions the validity of evidence while there are fears he won't live long enough to see her death and. the prime suspect in the case of murdered russian journalist on the part of course the guy has flown to moscow for questioning after being captured in chechnya. and driven round the band's millions of unemployed americans and their fury at the system keeping them out of work but not keeping the country out of wars. but from our headquarters in central moscow you're watching r t with me and he said now it's two pm here in the russian capital our top story right calm a lot it's nicknamed the butcher of bosnia will face a point hearing this friday the sixty nine year old army commander is awaiting prosecution in the hague for war crimes many of those questioned the legitimacy of the evidence the tribunal is using to base its case on artie's katrina explains sixteen years on the run six days in serbian court and the rest of his life in the

the best laid plans say right now former bosnian serb army chief rocco bloodied she is set for his first appearance before the hague war crimes tribunal on friday the sixty nine year old will be asked to enter a plea on charges of genocide he's accused of ordering the killing of some eight thousand that was live men and boys that separates or in one thousand nine hundred five but his country has found out many are questioning the legitimacy of the evidence sixteen years on the run six days in serbian court and the rest of his life in the hague official belgrade was more than ready to extradite former bosnian serb army chief. in a matter of hours but the ice and why is not is ready to prosecute what this is accused of ordering the mass murder of muslim men and boys in the village of stripping it say in one thousand nine hundred five. the hague tribunal does have a lot of evidence regarding the massacre but is all of it valid and if you look at the forensic evidence and. it should be looked at very carefully it was not supported at all anything close to the conclusion that eight thousand p

the former bosnian serb general rocco a lot of has dismissed all the charges of the u.n. war crimes court during his first appearance before the tribe you don't lot of cold indictments against him monstrous and out of noxious a former army chief has been charged with eleven counts of war crimes including the channel side of eight thousand muslims at treasury needs a nine hundred ninety five the second hearing will take place next month on lot of who was arrested last thursday after sixteen years and hiding and as the trial gets under way bolton's historian devotion mileage says there are still major questions left unanswered over exactly what happened at srebrenica. this would you know mr if there were people killed there were people there were people shot there were people executed its just at the execute i saw in its critics is saying well we found this many bodies we believe this will be how many bodies we find and believe in that assumption we're passing a verdict and calling it genocide this is the crux of the problem we're going to use not to use abuse right mind yo

live from moscow right now rocco melodic chars a month before he has to enter a plea of plea to charges rather of genocide during his first appearance at the hague tribunals the former bosnian serb general called the accusations monstrous and noxious a former army chief has been charged with eleven counts of war crimes including his part in the massacre of eight thousand muslims in one thousand dangerous like this was arrested last thursday after sixteen years in hiding his handing over to the court was seen as a key condition before serbia could join the e.u. but still there are many steps to be taken before membership some pics would say it's not always this complicated to join the group. with those conditions don't need to be met if the e.u. likes you ask about iran or mania who admitted for very obvious strategic reasons and didn't meet any particular conditions at all in so doing now the real reason that serbia is outside the e.u. club as it were is that the serbian secession is problems of course a lot has not been resolved that this. it's believed to be resolved and the e.u. pref

week you're watching the weekly welcome to the program now prosecutors in serbia want to question rocco as a potential witness in their own investigation into what happened in the balkans conflict in the one nine hundred ninety s. a form of bosnian it so general is in custody at the hague where he's accused of eleven counts of war crimes including genocide this week he made his first court appearance before the trial you know he didn't make a plea but he told prosecutors the charges against him of what monstrous and i think his next appearance will be in a one month lot as had been on the run for sixteen years before being. arrested in serbia just over a week ago you said his extradition was he hopes of joining the union but it also used reports the e.u. dream doesn't appear and is close. but still waiting for the green light serbia's arrest an extradition of former bosnian serb army chief outcome law which was one of the key conditions for a chance to get one foot in the european union's door a potential membership could mean billions of dollars worth of grant aid and for struggling se

the bosnian civil war in the mid ninety's and he shares his memories of foreign bosnian serb general rocco large was facing war crimes charges in the hague that's after his news with you were. well that's right time to get the latest from the world of business that russia has resumed electricity supplies to bellerose power generator is or rather has reportedly resumed all power transmission after the troubled country promised a fifteen million dollars owed by the fifth of july although going to us is a transit country supplies to the baltic countries were not affected. however the bellows is still facing one of the steepest economic crisis in decades well inflation is spiralling out of control and is expected to reach forty percent this year russia and its c.i.s. neighbors have come to the rescue with a three billion dollar loan out of the currencies fund explains why the amount is about right if you are too much into too much money. even the american economy or you know how much money into the russian economy and what you will get inflation you actually have to look at the benefits of inv

rocco but it sure is told the hague tribunal that he won't enter a plea to what he called the other noxious charges against him the capture of the former boss and you know general is proving though still not enough for belgrade entry to the much desired. spectacular explosions light up the night sky in the central russia that's a major fire i mean the post sets off a chain reaction of artillery shell explosions most of sixty people have been injured in the. anguish and tears replaced shock in georgia as families bury the victims of a savage police crackdown on the left hundreds of other protesters in hospital sparked outrage from human rights organizations demanding an investigation. and offer a year in a simulator to space its final homestretch for the men returning from the arctic spells out the details of the trip. to russia's two largest banks p.c.p. and sarah brown have been coaching their annual shareholder meetings business artsy here prospering you the highlights what's being discussed that's in twenty minutes . a very warm welcome to you this is our to you live from moscow research

live from from my moscow is not just out of four pm i'm a recent shade welcome to the program now rocco blood which has made his first appearance in front of the hague tribe you know he didn't enter a plea but call the charges against him monstrous and of noxious his police here it will take place in a month the former bosnian serb army general is indicted on eleven counts crimes including the murder of eight thousand muslims are threatened it's a lot it's had been on the run for sixteen years and was arrested last thursday his arrest and extradition was touted by the e.u. as a key objective for serbia to gain membership and as aussies could read out about reports the e.u. has remained doesn't appear to be any closer. destroyed still waiting for the green light service arrest an extradition of former bosnian serb army chief outcome luggage was one of the key conditions for a chance to get one foot in the european union's door a potential membership could mean billions of dollars worth of grant aid and for struggling serbia it's a lifeline but what two official belgrade is a step closer

so i asked the hague to question the former general rocco blodgett she was accused of genocide as a potential witness in their own investigation into what happened in the balkans conflict appeared at the war crimes court for the first time this week calling the charges against him a monstrous and but not just the former bosnian serb army chief has been indicted on eleven counts of war crimes including the murder of eight thousand muslims that's. the next plea hearing will take place in. a month. on the run for sixteen years was arrested in serbia just over a week ago his extradition was touted by the e.u. as a key objective for the country's membership but is also used when i thought about reports the e.u. dream doesn't appear to be any closer. still waiting for the green light service arrest an extradition of former bosnian serb army chief law that was one of the key conditions for a chance to get one foot and the european union's door potential membership could mean billions of dollars worth of grant aid and for struggling serbia it's a lifeline but what two official belgrade is a step clos

. >> rocco despirito. >> the first lady of nails, suzi wise fishman. >> lil' jon. >> the center frompion dallas mavericks tyson chandler. >> jimmy: wait a minute, did they get the first lady of nails? and that wasn't all. >> from bravo's hit show "the real housewives of new jersey," caroline manzo. and pane gillette. marcus allen. and miss universe 2006, miss rivera! >> jimmy: oh, of course. is this the miss usa pageant or the cast of next season's "celebrity rehab?" because it's starting to -- 21-year-old alisa from here in california won miss usa. so in your face, uglier states. [ applause ] she will now go on to compete in the miss universe competition. her runner-up miss tennessee will go on to marry an orthodontist so congratulations. meanwhile, miss alaska, bristol palin, is back in the news. she's releasing a memoir tomorrow called "not afraid of life, my journey so far." she told the story how she lost her virginity. she lost it on a hike while drinking wine coolers? wine coolers? 1988? bristol and her boyfriend were on a camp trip, drunk on wine coolers. when she woke up in

. >> rocco, let me ask you -- >> now she is thinking about going to law school. >> with the university, go, blue. >> you were a judge, last time you were a judge was in 2007. you were judging the contest when one of the contestants miss south carolina had a little break down. was it hard for you to watch and what advice do you have for this year's contestants in that category? >> i remember that moment extremely well because it seemed like she was the winner up to that point and then when the q and a happened all the judges looked at each other and sort of went, is it going to be, yeah, it's going to have to go to the next person and that was definitely a deciding factor. so, i think for the miss usa contestants. be yourself and be natural and don't create a new persona. be genuine and you'll sound much better than someone who is trying to be someone they're not. >> you were in the competition, is it considered a defining moment? >> for me i think -- i was asked this question by the contestants because i think they're nervous about personal interview and on-stage question. when they he

my mom calls him rocco. i like rocky. >> jimmy: rocky is good.baby name. she named her baby i think moroccmor rack moroccan. >> well, that's interesting. >> jimmy: you should -- >> my wife made the statement like that. she said, i told you it was a good name. why, because she named her baby moroccan, it had to be a good name? i wanted to name -- >> jimmy: what did you want? >> some warrior name, you know what i mean? or something. >> jimmy: you want to name him what? >> phalanx. >> jimmy: phalanx? that's a good name. >> it's the formation that alexandre conquered the known world with. >> jimmy: phalanx? >> yeah. >> jimmy: 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. [ cheers and applause ] 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. [ cheer

and months later after the americans took one on the chin, reach the continent from tunisia to more rocco and asked his friend george if he would take command of fighting indonesia's. george asked bike if he could have omar bradley as deputy commander and with that the brotherhood that west point, became america's true fighting team. i suppose it was inevitable that when you have three had strong talented guys like this that eventually sparks would going to fly. these men ultimately started to not only get on each other's nerves in the close borders of fighting but saw each other as rivals. it was a unique kind of rivalry because it wasn't a rivalry for power the three men had or even a rivalry for rank or position because patton, eisenhower and bradley accepted the role of the war department handed them. this was a rivalry for reputation. rivalry for being right. it was a rivalry to show that their ideas and methods were the best way to win the war. this was a rivalry of three men to prove each was america's top soldier. one ingredient of this rivalry was their professional outlook. patt

. >> up next, we sit down to a little dinner party with rocco right after this....why did you call? just want to give you your menus back, fridge magnet, and two unused coupons. okay! [ male announcer ] new digiorno pizza and boneless wings. it's not delivery, it's digiorno pizza and wings. to see what tommy left on her cloth hand towel. she found...7.2 dogs... [ barking ] 43 squirts of dad's shaving cream, 32 classmates, 347 newspapers, half a math book, and...12 frogs. [ ribbits ] after all, your hands are only as clean as the towel used to dry them. upgrade to kleenex hand towels for a clean, fresh towel every time. go to kleenex.com and see what could be on your hand towel. >>> okay if you have ever planned a dinner party, it's the hard work, from the guest list to the menu to the place settings, there's so many decisions to make to create the perfect evening. >> so we called in the expert, rocco despirito. he and his hand-picked guests judge competing dinner parties on his show. and nice to see you, congratulations. >> how is the show going? >> so much fun.

different backgrounds and its wonderful traffic from rocco to egypt to kuwait to do by recently. but i grew up watching ahmed, going to ahmed sammie restaurant. share his culture and his love of life and music with the committee. so very appreciative of that. in san diego we were not a large population of ever american so they were galvanized by a tightly knit group that was well educated professional, good business owners that is such a very strong adc that were very instrumental in creating good, allies with different minority groups prior to 9/11. we did that on campus and on a broader sense. but moving to los angeles recently there is no common thread. they are quite weak in angers and in popular culture where ellie is the hub of popular culture and media, the broadest reach, we have a missing link. i was talking to jack shaheen about the. we so have to connect the dots in los angeles and we have our different communities that are part of the religious institutions or is -- >> i'm sorry to cut you short. what is your question? >> they were connected with -- the agency was ver

chronicling the entries to the church is rocco. is mission by communication. >> reporter: braid 25,000 people today it's efing actually irrev >> how do you refer to him? >> b-16. one has referred to him as his fluffiness because of his fluffy white hair. >> reporter: yet the vatican is paying attention. asking him to blog in may. >> sometimes it can be considered livness and that means the church is not doing its job. >> reporter: now, while the church is using social media as father twieer puts it, don't expect the church to play to the crowd. while the delivery may change, the message stays the same. >> anne thompson in rome, thanks for your help. i appreciate it. monsignor, it's pleasure to see you. thank you for joining us. for years it seems the church has been criticized for dragging its feet in the area of social media. now it seems you're jumping all in. why now? >> i think we're realizing social media is creating an important debate, discussion. it's a growing realization on the part of the church. but when many young peop

usaid provides a billion -- $1.5 billion in international assistance teacher across the arab world, rocco -- morocco, egypt, iraq, yemen as well as territories in the west bank and gaza. we provide that assistance for sustainable development in low income countries and since the beginning of the uprising in particular we have shifted our assistance in egypt to be more responsive to the needs of the people in egypt, so we put out instead of just negotiating one-on-one with the government of egypt, we have put out pro-cramming that can be responsive for example and democracy in five areas which include civic engagement, elections, transparency, accountability and civic or dissipation. in tunisia even though we did not have a program on the ground, what we did was we launched about right now an approximate 10 million-dollar program from usaid on political inclusion, training and elections. in yemen where we have an approximate 50 million-dollar program what we have done is we have again continue that program in the context of health and education, democracy and governance as well. thanks to