>> we are from switzerlander land. >> switzerland, i love your cheese with the holes. >> he is a tornadof destruction. i don't have any trouble describing what i am looking a at. i want you out of the apartment. >> oh, my god. >> he is friends with morgan freeman! >> i don't want to cramp your style. >> it is already cramped. >> i am a trained taxidermist and i am alive! >> are you looking down my dress? >> no. please don't embarrass me. >> i am not doing it. bing,bing. >> best dinner ever. >> rose: the movie is a remake of the french film the dinner game which was released in 1998, joining me now is steve carell, paul rudd and the film's director jay roach i am glad to have them here, welcome great to see you. you guys, how did this work so well and what is it that makes it successful? >> oh, gosh, okay, well, you know, i have always loved working with steve, i think we hit it off right away. on anchorman just from a personal friendship developed and i guess overtime you just get to know somebody a little bit better and it becomes easier to, you know, do a scene or improviser whatever i

we're gonna focus on business right now. >> switzerland, i love switzerland.untries are not enemies. they are friends. we are friends. >> you have been to switzerland? >> no, but i have a friend who drives a volvo. [ laughter ] and i speak a little of your language. [ mimicking swedish chef ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there you go. [ cheers and applause ] "dinner for schmucks" is in theaters everywhere this friday, july 30th. oh, no, next friday. next friday, july 30th. either way, go see "dinner for schmucks." steve carell, everybody. selena gomez joins us next. i love the mice, by the way. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ birds chirping ] [ puppy ] oh yeah, time for a little "me time." ♪ perfect paws. a little rub. bit of a trim. looking sexy! [ female announcer ] when you demand the very best... [ puppy ] oh yeah, it's a dog's life! [ female announcer ] ...you have to try cottonelle ultra toilet paper. [ puppy ] come to papa. [ female announcer ] it's the ultimate way to be kind to your behind. [ puppy ] i'm in the lap of luxury. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy:

had requested switzerland extradite roman polanski. the los angeles courts say no, and that was a key factor in switzerland not approving the extradition. >>> a mistake nearly caused an east bay couple its lives. the warning sign of this devastating lifestyle. >>> that's what you are going to stab me now? and then i heard her scream. >>> friends describe the terrifying moments that unfolded in a south bay apartment complex as a feud turns fatal. san jose police are investigating the attacks by a man who neighbors say stabbed one woman and then fatally shot another. ktvu's robert handa is live now at that apartment complex with the very latest on this story for us, robert. >> reporter: healther, there are still a lot of questions remaining about this stabbing and shooting incident that took place at this san jose apartment complex last night including the motive. but many residents call the suspect a walking time bomb and some neighbors say they saw him go off. >> i saw a man stab a lady, then turn and shoot another lady. >> reporter: r

i went to switzerland, i learned how to ski with this instructor named gisele.t was your first time skiing? >> yeah. >> jimmy: were you good at it? >> yeah. i have this thing -- there's something in my brain -- i'm not afraid of anything, at least, like, falling on my face in the snow and stuff. snow is -- >> jimmy: you're a vampire. why would you be scared? as a vampire, you have nothing to fear. >> right now, i'm tan. i'm not a vampire. >> jimmy: you got up there, you were good at it -- >> i was decent. and then i had to, like, lie and say that i had skied before, because people thought i was a liar, so i lied to not be a liar or something. >> jimmy: because your skiing was so good, people doubted that you are -- >> i wasn't like wonder woman on the slopes, like -- >> jimmy: wonder woman skis? i didn't know that. in her invisible plane on the slopes. are you an athletic person in general? >> i think so. well, i quit smoking a year ago, actually, july 5th is, like, my one year. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's good. >> it's really exciting, actually. i'm probably

>> we are from switzerland. >> you know what we're going to focus on business right now. >> switzerlandf my favorite countries. i love your arm knives with the toothpicks and the cheese. does the cheese come out of the cow with the holes? our countries are not enemies. they are friends. we are friends. >> you've been to switzerland? >> no, but i have a friend who drives a volvo. and i speak a little of your language [ speaking foreign language ] >> that's pretty much -- the reaction from people, when you're going on one of those rifts and you just kind of -- >> that, to me, is the funniest part of the movie. the characters reacting to the absurddy around them. like the "40-year-old virgin" i thought the funniest part of that is paul watching that take place. the reaction, it's reflected in their face. >> you've got a great face, paul. i'm making a segue here have you seen "gq." i want to show the pictures. show the pictures. ooh. what are you going for here, paul? just curious. >> this could be anything with curlers. >> there you go. yeah. they had a big table of props. you know, zach a

. >> by our arrived in 1964 from switzerland as an immigrant. it was an immigrant visa to worked for two years. 40 years ago, i move to edith street. this is my home. i even had a good landlord. over the years, there have been many changes on the street. property owners should have the right to improve their property, but not at the expense of everyone else who lives there. the charming atmosphere of edith street gives me the feeling that this is my home. most people who live in edith street stay there. the project is too high to blend in with the other buildings. edith street is a special place. if we sit back and do not do anything with this special neighborhood, then it is gone for all that follow. thank you. >> thank you. >> my name is phillip williams. i am the owner of 19 edith street. my home as 26 feet away from the development. i support my neighbors about the height and the bulk of this building degrading the beauty and character of the alley i l ive on. this new development claims to be an alteration of an existing 70-year-old buildin

>> we are from switzerland. >> we're going to focus on business -- >> switzerland, i love switzerlande of my favorite countries. i love your army knives with the toothpicks and your cheese. does the cheese come out of the cow with the holes? our countries are not enemies, they are friends. we are friends. >> you have been to switzerland? >> no, but i have a friend who drives a volvo. >> steve carell, paul rudd. there they are. it's schmuck-a-rama. even though this movie which i'll let you talk about a little bit is called "dinner for schmucks" i think both of your characters have moments of schmuckitude. >> i think we're both pretty schmucky. >> what about roles? i mean, why were you both cast in this? did the director see something of schmuckitude in body of you? >> he certainly did in paul. i think we all do in paul. >> i think it's really apparent. >> paul just turns his head sideways and he's a schmuck. >> more so with the beard or less so with the beard? >> i would say -- the beard adds a different sort of level to it. >> changes the flavor of schmuckiness. beard flavor. which ha

otherwise, it will end up in belgium or switzerland. >> that is not the biggest problem for local politicians. or for most voters. they fear the scandal could damage france's at very democracy. >> the fact is simple. politicians need to drive very hard to convince the sense that it is worth turning out to vote at all. right now, there is widespread skepticism. >> any weakness in government benefits the extremists. the opposition does not know any better. there is not worried that the far left to be strengthened. 5few people here think it is likely that france could slide back. this family says that france has survived far worse political crises. they say it is part of what makes up france. if he makes his money in politics, that is obviously a very french affair. typically french orn holiday. >> of french politics up for sale. that was the focus. you are watching dw tv. please stay tuned. >> the weather for germany. cloudy conditions with some bright periods in the northern part of the country with temperatures up to 23 degrees celsius. temperatures are down in the south. there could be some

. >>> appeal court in switzerland restored olympic medals stripped from a group of u.s. relay runners in the 2000 sidney games. the sprinters lost their gold and bronze medals of their team mait admitted she was using performance enhancing drugs. but their decision to disqualify the entire team was unfair sings no rules were in place to disqualify teammates because of doping by one athlete. >>> the nation's largest supplier and maker of artificial turf is going to remove lead from their product. the state of california sued two georgia-based companies in 2008 for violating proposition 65. tests found lead levels in the artificial turf that are more than 10 times higher than what's allowed. in addition to removing the lead, the companies agreed to proi replacement fields at a discount. >>> new details on a heart-wrenching story near tracy. coming up, what investigators are planning to do after five horses died from dehydration. >> the state's first cases of west nile virus found because people did this. that story still ahead. >> and it was a little bit cooler today. your

without my garfield id, i left havana in 1981 and went to zurich, switzerland, thanks to james joyce. my dancing there became walking through the silence of the city. instead of people looking at me like my family did when i was a child, people began to ask me, where are you from? i felt disoriented, exiled. the changing perception of nature, religious views, philosophical and political opinions, botanical knowledge and idiomatic sounds, everything new. i asked myself many times for a specific reason why my irish family went to cuba and began searching for missing pieces of my irish history in irish, cuban, and catalan archives to discover before me that i had a fascinating history of displacement and transformations in various geographic setings. my book, ticket it ride, is a personal journey towards the past and the present. there is no one but many places i belong to: havana, dublin, mahon, barcelona, and since the lay 80's, the bay area. so thank you very much. . >> i'm going to do this in about 5 parts. i hope you will bear with me. first of all, i want to thank cross roads for i

sweden and switzerland are still there. i would like to now turn to the swedish medium term budget framework which i think may be a better example. one of the things that those sweden and switzerland do, which i want to do explicitly highlight for this commission though is, they cap entitlement spending. not only do they cap discretionary spending but they cap entitlement spending. the cap at the swedish did has been in place since about 1997. they had an economic situation before that that wasuch the some more similar to what the u.s. exists. to now, a major economic downturn, problems with the banks, fluctuating currency, a very difficult position with their debt and deficits and they constructed this process about 13 years ago. it has worked remarkably well. one area it hasn't worked is they didn't include tax expenditures in there and sure enough after a number of years, the swedes look to the u.s., so what we did and basically began more spending programs using tax expenditures. i don't know whether they are going to d

investigators probing a rail derailment in switzerland said equipment might be to blame. 40 were injured, including 28 japanese tourists. swiss government investigators allowed media to observe their examination of the deraileded carriages on monday. at a news conference, the head of the investigation team commented on what the driver saw just before the accident. >>> so far no evidence has been found that supports the testimony. the investigators will analyze rail measurement data from before and after the accident. they'll also dismantle and exam the derailed carriages. a preliminary report on the cause of the accident is expected to be published by the middle of this week. >>> the european union has unveiled new sanctions against iran over its nuclear development program. it urged the country to hold talks on the issue. >>> on monday, foreign ministers held a meeting in brussels to discuss the move. last month, they slapped iran with separate sanctions, separate from the one from the u.n. security council. the new sanctions will forbid european firms from investing in and giving techn

ubs of switzerland did even better. their second quarter profits were 4.7 billion euros, and this after it was into the red last year. analysts say that ubs was one of the banks hardest hit by the financial crisis and had to write off enormous losses in investment banking. now ubs indicates it is recovering. >> a company who provides dialysis for seniors rates its outlook much highered. it has had a gain of more than 20% compared to the same time one year ago. the new product launch anstrom remand in north america contributed to growth. -- in new product launch anna a stronger growth in north america conibut to its growth. >> the confidence of american consumers remains weak and has been stretched to the euro to its highest level in many week. -- in many weeks. apart from this, the mood on the trading floor was a rather upbeat. the dax earnings report kicked off very well, but the question now is, how long will this last? not all sectors are as confident. >> here is looking at several markets in this is in it more detai

. >> the large hadron collider deep underground in france and switzerland is smashing microscopic particles together to replicate the origin of the universe. its researchers presented their first results. but now they are in a race with another team from the united states. >> 13 billion years ago, there was a big bang. the universe came into being, and the particle sought to make the matter to come together, to form stars, planets, and us is the so-called god particle. this is the large hadron collider at a laboratory near geneva. it is a gigantic ring-shaped experiments. it is searching for the god particle by separating subatomic particles around the rain, and smashing them together, and harder than they have ever been smashed before. >> i think we will find it. is there, but there are chances other things will be there. even extra dimensions. it is a long shot. there are thousands of theories. >> each time particles are smashed together, there is a chance that for a split-second, the god particle is produced. to find it, they are taking readings from trillions of collisions. each collisi

switzerland with gold at all completed the distance of thirty one seconds faster than the main and only rival andy schleck increasing the gap between them to say it's the nine seconds german riders tony martin and bird grow up to the rest of the podium spots on the penultimate day and that means called to do is now set to win its all in sunday's final stage that will bring the riders to paris while she will most probably have to settle for second just as a year ago and russia's denise the rabobank team moved up and said overall after coming eleventh on the day but there is more than two minutes separating him from good leaders. now all the greens k.j. choi and richard johnson share the lead at the scandinavian masters in sweden some third round action from stockholm choi had three birdies and two to bogeys. day one on the seventh he won for a total of ten on the par while johnson delighted the home crowd with full but is this we've also had a couple of bogies in this round of two on the seventy but that was enough for a share of the leads elsewhere open champion louis oosthuizen blew a

south africa and to years ago his men claimed silver at the european championships in austria and switzerland. got room for improvement. vice mundus yeah i do know everyone knows that we have a very good basis that we have a lot of players who can become even better with time so we see a lot of potential and want to team to stay together at least we think the circumstances are good for us to develop. god all that has been explaining why he's agreed to sign a one year extension to his contract claiming he could still have a long term future with the club. but ultimately you know i work much better under short term contract i need to know that things work fine and we understand each other i'm talking about the players which are the ones i work with i need to know we have a good relationship and that we all want them to get even better and if everything goes fine and i feel strong enough then i'll stay for another year or more in a couple of cyclic and parrot fredricka has one stage sixteen of that difference that frenchmen was among the runaway group of nine cyclists who broke clear with severa

in switzerland, attention has been drawn to its melting glaciers. one to the southeast of the country is disappearing at an alarming rate. >> even up here on the glacier, there is no beating the heat wave. is glacier in the swiss alps is melting away at a rate of 20 centimeters a day. here is what it looked like last year at the foot of this glacier. giant cave of eyes. which today is completely gone. melted into the ever widening current flowing toward the valley. >> a glacier of this size, which is 7 kilometers long, takes about 20 years to react to the environment. the past 20 years were consistently to warm. in combination with hot summers, that has led to dramatic levels of melting. >> experienced hikers are also struck by how quickly the car glacier is receiving -- glacier is receding. but i could never believe it could possibly milk that fast. -- milk that fast. >> two years ago i parked my babies pram here were the edge used to be, and now it is further away. it is really very strange. >> and the glacier will continue to melt away. what is n

a baby rhino named hannah is melting hearts at a zoo in switzerland. the 4-day-old girl has been curiously walking around the encloser to get to know the territory with her mama close by. the family is drawing quite a crowd since their breed of rhino is considered endangered. >>> it may not be a pot of gold, but it is quite a find. archaeologists stumbled upon four ancient shipwrecks off the coast of italy. trading vessels dating back as far as the first century b.c. were detected with sonar scanners 500 feet below the mediterranean sea. video reveals mint-condition cargoes of wine and an oil vase. >>> in brazil two formula truck drivers are lucky to be alive after this incredible crash. video captured the moment one truck goes airborne, barreling in and ripping off the cockpit of a competitor's vehicle. the driver who lost his brakes on the fourth lap of the high-speed race walked away unharmed while the other driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> bill, it always amazes me when you hear that. you see the video like that, and they w

switzerland coulters or completed the distance of thirty one seconds faster than his main and now only arrival increasing the gap between them to thirty nine seconds german riders tony matson grow up to the rest of the podium spots on the canal some of the day. and that means of course going to though is now set to win it all in sunday's final stage that will bring the riders to the french capital while she would almost probably have to settle for second just as the hour ago and here is a general classification of the nineteen stages russia's denice men show their rabobank team has moved up to over a loft. eleven on saturday but of course there was more than two minutes separating him from the leaders. now in formula one of the boston but seldom unaided saturday school vacation ahead of the german grand prix at hockenheim the red bull driver beating ferrari's fernando alonso and felipe i'm also into second and third respectively with the towels team mate mark webber finishing just outside the top three tell him webber are currently bad and fourth in the overall drive a standing start b

projects in the world, the large hadron collider deep underground on the border between france and switzerland is smashing microscopic particles together to try to replicate the origin of the universe. now it's researchers are and raced to beat another team in the u.s. -- are in a race to beat another team in the u.s. >> 13 million years ago, there was a big bang. particles formed stars, planets, and us. it is called the higgs got particles. this is the large hadron collider near geneva. it is that gigantic experiment, helping to find this elusive particle. it is doing so by accelerating subatomic particles around the ring and smashing them together harder than they have been smashed before. the results will enable scientists to learn more about the nature of space and time. >> if the higgs is there, we will find it. if it is there, we will have other things and other possibilities, maybe an extra dimension. there are thousands of theories on what we will find. >> each time particles are smashed together, there is a chance that for a split-second, the higgs is produced. but it is masked by the

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so we'll be using brief in switzerland a popular tourist train has derailed in the swiss alps killing one and injuring forty two police said six of the injured were in a critical condition but didn't identify who died the probe is looking into why two courage is at the rear of the train came off the track and a third flipped over near the town of feature. the dutch court has found the multi-national company traffic good are guilty of illegally exporting toxic waste from amsterdam to africa and concealing the nature of the cargo the waste shipped in two thousand and six is believed to have injured thousands of people in the ivory coast the company's denied any wrongdoing and is considering an appeal it's already paid millions of dollars in compensation to be ivory coast government. people in india's hard to reach areas struggled to get proper medical care but now the country's government and international aid organizations have come up with a water based solution artie's charan singh reports. well come to water world this is the mighty brahmaputra river originating in a bit it enters i

switzerland popular tourist trade derailed in the swiss alps killing one of the injuring forty two they said six of you did win a critical condition but he didn't identify. probe is looking white two carriages at the rear of the train came off the track and a third tipped over near the town which. people in india's remotest areas and are benefiting from a new method of bringing in regular medical treatment the country's government and international aid organizations have come up with a water based way to get doctors to those in need and saying reports. welcome to water world this is the mighty brahmaputra river originating in debate it enters india and flows on into bangladesh it's the peak of the rainy season and here in the state of a savvy northeast india health care rights by boat for those living in remote villages it can take three or four days to reach some of the islands. many villages we can go only in the rainy season it's more difficult to get to them during the dry season we have to work five to seven kilometers this could take two hours we can't carry a lot of medical equip

the serious next stop is in switzerland and going hopes to finally finish on top.and some sad news finally objects hurricane higgins one of this new cars greatest ever players has died at the age of sixty one following a long battle with throat cancer in the one nine hundred seventy two and one thousand. and will be remembered for his flamboyant and ross style on the snooker table and also his controversial they hate their. away from its northern island me too frequently getting into rounds with this force officials and even received a ban for headbutting at some of them and he also made waves claiming the game is corrupt saying he declined several offers to throw big games higgins had battled throat cancer since one thousand nine hundred seventy but continued to play professionally as recently as two thousand and seven. desolate distance was from now time now to check the world weather and over get to log on to our website which is r t dot com. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news maker

the volga and urals that have declared a state of emergency an area more than twice the size of switzerland which faces losing a billion dollars this year. this region is going to have trouble sustaining itself farmers are looking for ways to procure rougher trying other regions such as the dimmer and district again there's the matter of financial losses without financial support farmers will have a very tough time for us yeah this field of summer wheat should be about chest high on me and a rich lush green color but in fact right now it's dead withered and yellow and the ground itself is dusty and pretty much worthless at this point now it's true that the drought has affected crops but it's also affecting the people who live here negatively. we have a problem no water yes a problem dripping at the base. no no no water it's dry the wells and many of the villages have run dry forcing those who live here to make long tracks to a nearly dry river bed for water such conditions have locals concerned about their survival this is the size of the potato we have nothing else. no food for people mean