timfive families were personally welcomed by uruguay's president. >> we cannot avoid war but we can at least mitigate the consequences. simply putting tents in the desert and sending food will not salve our conscience. >> reporter: uruguayan officials went to the refugee camps in lebanon to choose the families they thought most suitable for settlement in south america. >> what we're spending now will be repaid because they're going to work. to pay taxes. so this really is not an expense. it's an investment. if countries like qatar and emirates would help us, we could bring thousands here. >> reporter: for now they're here on the outskirts of montevideo learning spanish and about their new country before being relocated around uruguay. this could not be further away in so many from the conflict in syria, nor the uncertainties in life in the refugee camps of lebanon. this is the beginning of a new life as a delicate transition for now hidden from the public gaze. they're kept away from a curious media. hussein from the syrian city of aleppo had already settled in uruguay and is employed

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now uruguay has taken in its first group of refugees. the government will house, educate and find work for them before more arrive next february. we have reports now from the capitol montevideo. >> reporter: it was a long journey degrees the world to escape danger to end up here. a haven of peace and tranquility. five families of 42 syrians, mostly children, were personally welcomed by uruguay's president. >> we cannot avoid war but we can mitigate the consequences. simply putting tents in the desert and sending food will not salve our conscience. >> reporter: uruguayan officials working with the refugee commission went to the refugee camps in lebanon to choose the families they felt would be most suitable for resettlement in south america. >> what we're spending now will be repaid because they're going to work. they're going to pay taxes. this is not really an expense, it's an investment. if countries like qatar and emirates would help us, we could bring thousands here. >> now they're here on the outskirts of monetvideo to learn spanish

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in, mainly because let's not forget even if contraband was not criminalized in the uruguay, uruguay doesn't have such a heavy experience that the u.s. had in terms of for example, the creation of the industry of medical cannabis that is now the industry that is slowly transforming itself into the recreational cannabis industry. so we are starting from scratch and there are of course many challenges. some of the people that are in the realm are advisors to the uruguay in government and are actually working on the very specifics of that particular regime, as for example, to adjust all of the regulatory tools that these regime could have, such as production and licenses, selling, whatever. what's interesting in there is the motivations behind drug policy reform and uruguay were completely different from the motivations that led to cannabis regulation in the united states. this has been the case also for other latin american countries. the main motivation there is security. security because the reason has face an epidemic of violence that has led, for example, in my own country, mexico,

ningÚn candidato obtuvo el 50 por ciento de los votos para asegurar el triunfo en uruguay.tario por la crisis generada despuÉs de los ataques donde murieron 23 personas y desaparece no cuente tres estudiantes. se trata de rogelio martÍnez, un sociÓlogo de 50.000 aÑos que asumiÓ el cargo con el compromiso de trabajar incansablemente para encontrar a los desaparecidos y hacer justicia. ♪ ♪ >> mucha atenciÓn, la diabetes tipo una que afecta a muchos niÑos en los estados unidos es una de las enfermedades mÁs crÓnica y mÁs difÍciles de controlar. la doctora maritza fuentes nos tiene algunas recomendaciones para que las familias aprendan cÓmo manejar la enfermedad. >> saludos, amigos, gracias por acompaÑarnos, la diabetes tipo i afecta muchos niÑos desde temprana edad. cÓmo manejar esta enfermedad tanto para los padres como para los niÑos, hablamos de esto y ademÁs, cuáles son las sugerencias que podrÍamos darle a los maestros de niÑos diabÉticos. >> jaime ferrer tiene 11 aÑos, y desde que tenÍa tres padece de diabetes tipo uno, una enfermedad que Él ha aprendido a manejar muy bi

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. >> uruguay offers full resettlement for syrian refugees. the country is taking in 120 refugees the first 42ed arrived this past week. soon, they will receive cultural training and permanent housing. al jazeera's daniel schwimler has their story from montevideo. >> it was a long journey to escape fear and danger to end up here for now at least, a haven of peace and tranquility. five families of 42 syrians, most likely children, were personally welcomed by the president. >> we cannot avoid war but we can mitigate the consequences. sending food will not salve our conscience. >> officials working with the united nation's refugee commission went to the refugee camps in lebanon to choose the families they thought most suitable for settlement in south america. >> what we are spending now will be repaid because they are going to work, to pay taxes. so this really is not an expense. it's an investment. if countries like qatar and the emirates could help us, we could bring thousands here. >> for now, they are here on the outskirts of montevideo learn

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. >> uruguay en elige a su prÓximo presidente en una segunda vuelta electoral.poder gobernar uruguay. ♪ ♪ >> mÁs polÍtica pero local. en las elecciones del 4 de noviembre los votantes exhibirÁn quiÉn serÁ su prÓximo alcalde unto nosotros hablamos con los dos candidatos. >> nos dice cuÁles son sus propuestas para sacar adelante a esta zona de la bahÍa. >> explicÓ sus propuestas en temas claves. cÓmo tratarÍa de mejorar la seguridad pÚblica y aumentar la cantidad de policÍas. >> cortÉs dijo que se necesita incrementar el nÚmero de policÍas. cuÁl si es estrategia para mejorar la educaciÓn pÚblica? en el Área de seguridad en las escuelas expresÓ la policÍa es un gran aliado con intervenciÓn para mantener a los niÑos lejos de problemas y conectados a programas si necesitan ayuda. crearÁn dos ciento centros para que los alumnos hagan tareas y quiere que implementarse. es importante registrar las regulaciones, hacer mÁs rápido el proceso para conseguir permisos para los negocios. asÍ los pequeÑos negocios pueden prosperar y contratar mÁs empleados. ahora el proceso es

so uruguay recently said, you know what? we're legalizing everything. and oh, my god, you know? it's really kind of an experiment. but uruguay's not -- they're the first country to really do it, but they're not the first to think about it. guatemala's talking about it. guatemala is done. we think mexico's done, guatemala las zero money, their -- has zero money. their police, zero, and the cartels are all over guatemala. i mean, it is bad. so the problem is that there's something called the united nations convention against narcotics, and that's back from 1961. and i think there's, like, is 89 out of 189 out of 192 countries that are signatories to this convention, and it basically says you will have laws that make it illegal to use or sell drugs, etc., etc. so any country that goes against this international convention, that's a really big deal. and bolivia went against it, they withdrew from the convention because coca is a big part of the indigenous culture, but now bolivia has this huge cocaine problem even though their president said, oh, no, no, no, yes to coca but no to co

. >>> the first group of syrian refugees has arrived in uruguay. five families will be moving in to homes on the outskirts of the capital. uruguay is the first south american country to take in syrian refugees and to pay for their resettle: it's expected to take another 120 refugees by next year. >>> passengers traveling through some london airports and rail terminals will now face checks for ebola. the government says people traveling from liberia, sierra-y loan and guinea will be questioned about their recent contacts and may face medical tests. it follows the death i've british man in macedonia who is thought to have contracted the disease. simon mcgregor-wood reports. >> reporter: macedonian officials say the man arrived here october 2nd, he was 58 and soon fell ill. his condition deteriorated on thursday, and he died authoritily after being ahead admitted to hospital, his traveling companions said they had not been to a country affected by i bola. >> his colleague says he was complaining of stomach problems for the last three days, he refuse t

my great, great, great granddad, his son came to uruguay to live with his uncle. >> 1850, john bourdaint we have showing him arriving. >> there he is. >> at that time, he was a -- >> he was a hat maker. >> hat maker? i'm pretty sure he said hat maker, which i have to say disappoints me a lot. the whole elusive wing of mysterious south american bourdains were project runways of their day? >> madam lynch was fond of things like french couture? >> yes. and that changed the way of dress. in asuncion. >> madam lynch might have been good for business. >> i put this in a light i can be enthusiastic about, by how forward-thinking my relatives were. >> his customers were a hat maker, the very people that treated madam lynch with utter contempt, did they live in the old colonial homes, the mansions we see still? >> yes. >> times were changing in south america too, in those days. society ladies craved the latest in french fashion. there was money to be made. ah, i'm bummed. >> after this episode with the new bordeaux group came a triple alliance. >> john bourdain died in 1858. >> yes. >> it was a

he essentially challengele all three neighbors. >> brazil, argentina and uruguay -- >> to war.e bloodiest war in latin america's history, hundreds of thousands of paraguayans died. when lopez ran out of adults, he sent children into the field dressed only in rags, armed with sticks painted to look like guns. >> my great grandfather was a 10-year-old boy, and he was dressed like them because otherwise he was going to be enrolled in the army. >> lopez was hunted down, but madam lynch survived? >> yes, she survived. >> with her money? she was allowed to keep her possessions? >> yes. >> in history, it's hard to find a more disastrous or more cruel or pointless campaign, it would seem. >> when all was said and done, as much as 60% of the population and 90% of the men of this country were dead. >> survivors were just like 50 or 40,000 people. so that's why you could easily understand why there was nothing here for 100 years. >> he dies here. >> yes. before the alliance war. >> an adult natural of france by the name of juan bourdain. >> cause of death? >> not specified here. >> is the

now we care uruguay with colombia again.approach about what happened with the money in colombia. the money, the big cartel money, they keep -- they're in panama. in the last 15 years, all migrate to pan newscast. in 2000 -- to panama. in 2000, when american returning to bases and closing down in panama, most of the chinese money, mafia money, coming in, but at the same time we had already two years of colombia -- no wonder you go to panama, all the banks of the worldcv ine real colombian money is. i want to just contribute this. >> thank you. >> and about the migration, i don't understand -- >> i think you should be sitting on the panel. >> yes. >> i want want to make sure -- we have other people trying to get their questions in. >> a collaboration you have a very narrow-minded way of seeing the problem and there's certain things like immigration, with children, right? it is de-diculous for the rest of the world to every single country around, when you see america and say, poor children think want a better life. they want to

. >> uruguay se aliste su domingo para elegir su nuevo presidente de los 7 candidatos que participanÑos que sufre un accidente si la operaciones exitosas paciente podrÁ comer y hablar con mayor facilidad cerrar los ojos con normalidad y respirar. >> quÉ tal le caerÍa un dinero extra quÉ tal si viniera de un familiar y se tratara de 4 millones de dÓlares la pasó a una joven de chicago que recibiÓ la sorpresa de su padre. le ha cambiado la vida de esta familia mexicana. >> daisy ocampo nunca imaginÓ que el regalo de compra en ese su papÁ la convertirÍa en millonaria. >> no te comprÉ nada te voy a regalar dinero. y me dio los cheques de la loterÍa para quÉ quiero de los tickets. >> la joven de 19 aÑos recuerda que en segundos pasÓ de la desilusiÓn al delirio cuando raspÓ el primer boleto y luego un segundo que le cambiÓ la vida. >> en mi carro, en la noche estaba oh my god me empezÓ palpitar el corazÓn rÁpido empecÉ a sudar no sabÍa quÉ hacer. >> su familia al principio no creÍa este increíble golpe de suerte agarrÉ mi bolsa de trabajo y les enseÑÉ son 4 millones mi mamÁ se quedÓ en sho

but obviously it's a special celebration. >>> uruguay also playing a friendly in jetta later on fridaye lewis suarez playing his first match since biting an player at the world cup. he still can't play for the club, but can turn out in a friendly. he is expected to make his debut in a couple of month's time when his four-month ban runs out. >>> former manchester united captain has hit out at former boss alex ferguson after being criticized in his auto biography. the former midfielder made the comment in his new book, despite winning seven titles together, they had a falling out leading to king's departure in 2005. >> he has got his statutes, he has a stand named after him. i said at the time, i wasn't too bad about myself, but to criticize people on success was ridiculous. would i ever forgive him? i don't know, we'll see if we ever cross paths again. i'm sure we will. cross paths i mean. [ laughter ] >>> novak djokovic is into the semifinals after a straight-set victory. he beat the 6 seed, the players traded the first two sets, but he powered through the decider, taking it 6-0. >>> n

esto tambiÉn es historia pero tenemos que ir a la uruguay fna votar. >>> tambiÉn noa es una elecciÓncontiendas las camuÑas tienen que movilizar a los hispanos hacia las urnas. >>> con electorado latino decepcionado, organizaciones hispanas creen serÁ difÍcil pero no imposible, telemundo. >>> un mexicano desesperado por la situaciÓn a abandono a su familia y se refugio en sÓtano de una iglesia en denver colorado, no quiere que lo deporten lleva 15 aÑos en estados unidos esta casado con residente legal y tiene dos hijas ciudadanas. aunque su abogado ha hecho peticiÓn para que este en este paÍs inmigraciÓn no ha retirado la orden en su contra, escuchemos. >>> han tenido que cargar ellas junto conmigo y les ha afectado en estudios econÓmicamente. >>> la iglesia circo la peto pgs pedir ay ze que pare la deportaciÓn de este padre de familia y es posible que otro busch aspire a la presidencia de estados unidos este fin de semana el hijo de jeff busch dijo que su padre esta considerando postularse, considerando que lo mÁs probable que lo haga una portavoz dijo que todavÍa no ha tomado una de

>> argentina, belice, cuba, espaÑa, guatemala, honduras, guatemala, paraguay, uruguay y venezuela.blemas con el proceso. >> buenas tardes. ♪ ♪ >> se enfrentan en un juego de vida o muerte a los piratas de pittsburgh. para que uno de los dos siga con vida las grandes ligas para enfrentarse a los nacionales de washington. los gigantes en la cuarta entrada. ya estÁ lista diana alvarado. >> buenas tardes. esto es acciÓn deportiva extra. no aparece corona. regresa memo y talavera. dentro de las novedades estÁ el mediocampista habilidoso. ayer no de code luchar en la victoria del atrÁs contra querÉtaro. julio césar domÍnguez del cruz azul. con cinco encuentros y la fecha cierra maÑana con un toluca que podrÍa cortar la cabeza. sobresale el de amÉrica contra veracruz. asÍ como morelia frente a pachuca. y cinco. maÑana toluca- chivas. allÍ estaba el minuto seis. ponÍa los locales y faltas sobre el chicharito hernÁndez. centro para ti carito. tuvo como tres. ahora vÁmonos... ahora sÍ, vÁmonos, con el vicente calderÓn. sufre! al minuto 74 llega puntual para poner el una a cero. ganan los col

en su tierra natal, uruguay, la vuelta a las canchas de suarez ha eclipsado incluso las elecciones presidencialeszan este domingo en el pais sudamericano. gabriel live --ahora nos vamos al futbol mexicano donde hoy arranca la decimo cuarta jornada. take vo en la corregidora gallos blancos reciben a las aguilas con la necesidad del triunfo para mantenerse en la pelea por estar en la fiesta grande. ---america ya tiene asegurado el boleto a la liguilla. --uno de los atractivos principales de este juego es, por supuesto, ronaldinho aunque las estadisticas indican que el queretaro solo gano un partido desde la llegada del ex jugador del barcelona. vo gabriel otros dos equipos que lucharan por los tres puntos en busca de acercarse a la liguilla son el santos laguna que enfrentara a los pumas de la unam. aunque ni guerreros ni felinos estan haciendo una gran campaÑa ambos tienen posibilidades de meterse a la pelea por el titulo. santos se encuentra en octavo lugar de la tabla y una derrota lo dejaria fuera de la liguilla. a pumas en la decimo primera posicion solo le sirve el triunfo para seguir en la l

en su tierra natal, uruguay, la vuelta a las canchas de suarez ha eclipsado incluso las elecciones presidencialeseste domingo en el pais sudamericano. gabriel live ---por el momento esto es todo en la informacion deportiva,,, ... --- cesar adelante... cesar ---un ejecutivo de google de 57 aÑos, rompi la barrera del sonido y estableci el rcord del salto ms alto de la historia, lanzndose desde el borde de la estratsfera, a ms de 135mil pies de la superficie... take vo ---"alan eustace" inici su ascenso el viernes en roswell, nuevo mexico impulsado por casi 4mil pies cbicos de helio... ---el viaje dur poco menos de dos boxeo telemundo es presentado por: ford. >>>♪. >>> esta noche. la temporada de otoÑo de boxeo telemundo ford llega a su explosivo final con un clÁsico como beato entre puerto rico y mÉxico, desde el este de los Ángeles llega el sÚper plumas ricardo rodrÍguez busca servirle

. >> en uruguay hay dos finalistas la contienda presentes ya que ningÚn los candidatos obtuvo el 50%e los comicios celebrados el dÍa de ayer los 2.600.000 serranos habilitados para votar tambiÉn eligieron a 99 diputados y 30 senadores, los electores se pronunciaron en un plebiscito convocado para bajar a 16 aÑos la edad de res pe el gobernÓ mexicano analice prepara su posiciÓn ante la sentencia de la corte interamericana de derechos humanos que exigiÓ que haces las leyes que buscan anular la nacionalidad de descendientes de emigrantes haitianos la presidente indicÓ que el fallo es inaceptable por supuesto lanzamiento por poderes del estado y calificÓ la condena de inoportuna por su parte defensores de los derechos humanos en republicanos dominicanas han advertido al gobierno que no acatar la sentencia el paÍs podría centrarse de organismos personales. >> a continuaciÓn la doctora marisa pues se nos habla de los efectos de la marihuana en el cerebro. veamos. >> asÍ se titÚlase noticia incluso el uso o ocasiones de marihuana altera el cerebro advierten cientÍficos de la facultad de med

juego amistoso uruguay con dos goles de luis suÁrez ganÓ tres a cero.tar la sentencia. duro golpe para los cardenales que han perdido. en la nfl vÍctor cruz ha quedado descartado por el resto de la temporada con los gigantes de nueva york. asi llegamos al final de los deportes. >> javier molina puede ser una falta para el equipo de los cardenales que le puede dar ventaja a los gigantes? >> duro golpe porque es un veterano de 1000 batallas y que pone orden en la recepciÓn y que podrÍa marcar diferencias. >> cÓmo ves el pronóstico? crees que avancen otra vez a una final de grandes ligas? >> sigo pensando que en seis juegos se lo llevan los gigantes de san francisco, pero tendrÁn que saber aprovechar los tres controles de los cardenales. >> ya regresamos. >> tambiÉn le contamos que estÁn en alerta naranja en chile despuÉs de que comenzaron a registrarse explosiones en un volcÁn. >> continuamos con otra cobertura rumbo a las elecciones del 4 de noviembre. la propuesta es para la ciudad de san francisco plantea un impuesto para las bebidas azucaradas, lo rec

the news hour, we'll join recipients of this year's nobel peace prize, and preparing to play for uruguay for the first time in the world cup. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development...

>>> finally, a 60-yard kick turns into a game winning goal for the team from uruguay. >> take a lookt the player kicking the ball more than halfway down the soccer field and into the net. goal, right? let's watch it again. >> the winning team was headed into a 1-1 draw when it was awarded a free kick and the stadium went crazy. that's fun. >>> thanks for joining us. >> for all of us, we appreciate your time. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." and the flight scares over ebola. the hazmat team rushing on to a flight. the emergency instructions. and what we've learned about the dallas patient who died of ebola. what we never knew. american flags burned. >>> the tension in the streets. taking out that suv. we're in st. louis tonight. >>> the most powerful storm about to hit. 600 miles wide. american military bases on alert tonight. >>> and the nobel peace prize, given to malala. the remarkable young survivor that sat down with diane sawyer. her bravery inspiring the world. and diane is here tonight. >>> and our person of the week. so many people talking about "how to get away with murd

transport where the crew worked on security operations for several countries including columbus and uruguay. >>> the once massive king fire is now 98% contained. the fire started on september 13th near pollock pines in el dorado county burning nearly 100,000 acres. 1,000 homes and 70 other outbuildings are also destroyed. crews are focusing their efforts in other areas. such as trying to mitigate problems before the winter rainy season starts. >> fixing the areas that got damaged during the fire fighting efforts. putting in lines and analyzing those things. >> one man has pled not guilty to arson charges in connection with the fire. >>> a big announcement is expected from hewlett packard tomorrow about splitting the company in two. the wall street journal reports that the palo alto based company plans to separate its personal computer and printer business from its enterprise hardware and software business. current hp ceo whitman would become ceo of the company and wesler would become ceo of the computer and printer business. >>> apple is about to unveil a few other new products. according t

. >> chile, argentina, brazil, uruguay. >> settled this debate is that -- when these ideas were firstdebated, partly as a result of the vietnam war, it had become alcsow -- axiomatic that the united states was conducting foreign policies and one need not consider what serious people conducting serious policies might do. the chile thing, many books have been written on this, and there's no possible way to come to a conclusion. but bun irrefutable fact is that when the revolution that overthrew allende occurred, every democratic party in chile supported it, and every democratic party welcomed it. then pinochet, who we did not put -- we didn't even know him -- when pinochet established a autocratic regime, that's when the democratic parties in chile, and then the practical problem for any american patriot in this situation is, can you get involved in trying to overthrow any government which does not follow american preferences and what were the consequences of the united states. >> it wasn't as if we hadn't done that in the past in iran in guatemala, we tried to overthrow castro. it's no

i always get it confused with uruguay. paraguay, we know almost nothing about it.yeah, it's a place the germans hid out after the war and they had a secession of incredibly lurid over the top, like, insane military dictatorships, really lampoonable ugly stuff. my great-great-great grandfather john bourdain disappeared in paraguay in the mid 1990s. we knew he was in argentina and brazil doing some kind of mysterious business but recorded of having died there. >> wow. >> so i went to look into this question and while doing that, looked into paraguay which is at various times seen as a sort of utopia for german colonists, french colonists, mennonites, dreamers, lounatilunatics. >> what drew them there? >> the promise of unlimited wealth, agricultural wonderland. unlike anywhere else i'm aware of in latin america, the primary language is not spanish or portuguese. which is something i had no idea. one of their early maximum leaders commanded all citizens to intermarry and to, as best as possible, mix and/or eradicate the stain of their european heritage. >> that's real

the conservatives, they do well in uruguay. liberals in brazil. then there's ukraine, and tunisia was really, really interesting, very important. we'll have much more on that through the week, i'm sure. th us, too, from u.b.s., julian, they put him on his own separate floor to keep him separate in equities and drivetiffs. do you guys ever talk to each other at u.b.s., or is there like a chinese wall between you? >> all the time. in fact, -- >> how do you use strategy? >> they have two floors. >> how do you use mr. manuel's work in economics? >> one of the great things that's been driving the u.s. economy of late has been the wealth effect through equities, and so having had julian been so optimistic and i'd argue correct on the equity outlook has actually helped our forecast in consumer spending and household formation. >> let's recalibrate on a machine morning. can you still be long? can you still be optimistic given the elections and everything else we've seen? >> i think you can. i think when you look at this year, it's tempered realism, but st

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in uruguay, 16 times more. and when he goes to the city center, he pays roughly 40 u.s. cents.est bus fair in south america. all of this costs money, and lots of it, as the president noted when she welcomed the first batch of new trains for argentina's heavily subsidized public rail system. >> translator: in all we have spent $220 million, the biggest investment in our public rail system in 50 or 60 years. >> reporter: of course subsidies are popular, but argentina can keep taking money out of the bank without putting it back. but rather than maintained a reduced public spending, this first semester, the government increased it by nearly 50%. >> translator: we are playing at the edge of the precipus, we risk reaching the point where we grab the piggy bank and discover there are no more coins. and argentina again will be bankrupt. >> reporter: a warning that the government is ignoring, hoping the piggy bank won't run out, at least not before presidential elections a year from now. >>> survivors of columbia's civil war, want goth the government and gorillas to play down their wea

. >> reporter: last year, uruguay legalized the production and sale of marijuana for recreational usen attempt to cut down the violence associated with the illegal trade of drugs. in chile, it remains illegal to grow cannabis for personal use, but this project, growing it for medicinal use, is the first of its kind in latin america. >> translator: we started to conduct science and research related to cannabis, of course, in other parts of the world they're already advanced in the field, but we intend to become leaders in latin america. to let you know, this is the first crop of medical cannabis authorized in latin america, that's to say today we're making history. >> reporter: some doctors warn against using cannabis as a medicine. the world health organization says it impairs learning ability and can worsen schizophrenia, but accepts it can have positive therapeutic effects. if this project is successful, it could be widened, and other nations will no doubt be watching its progress closely. ben bland, bbc news. >>> the u.s. state of louisiana is slowly disappearing into the gulf of m

- in which of the following countries is voting also mandatory, belgium, singapore, australia, or uruguay tell you the right answer. this weeks's book of the week is "the system worked: how the world stopped another great depression" by daniel dresna. the author makes the provac of it argument that all the much maligned global institutions, the imf, theg-20, the wt o, actually performed brilliantly and rescued the world from a total economic collapse. it's a rare an convincing story in which bureaucrats and politicians come off pretty well. and now for the last look. these days polite is no longer a part of politics. case in point, abbott versus putin. listen to australian prime minister tony abbott this week discussing the 38 australian citizens and residents who died when malaysian airlines flight 17 was downed over ukraine. >> look, i'm going to shirt front mr. putin. >> the prime minister said he would, quote, shirt front president putin at the g-20 summit next month. that's not some kind of shirtless showdown many joked could have been expected from these two leaders. it turns out th

i always get it confused with uruguay. >> paraguay, we know almost nothing about it. we go yeah, it was a place where the germans hid out after the war. it had an incredible amount of insane dictators. my great, great, great grandfather disappeared in paraguay. >> where was he? >> we knew he was in argentina and brazil doing some kind of mysterious business. he was recorded as having died there. so i went to look into this question. and -- while doing that, looked into paraguay, which is at various times seen as a sort of a yutopia for germans and mennonites. >> what drew them there? >> the promise of unlimited w t wealth and agricultural wonderland. and many places, the language is something i had no idea. one of their early maximum leaders commanded all citizens to intermarry. and to -- as best as possible mix and/or eradicate the stain of their european heritage. >> that is very interesting. >> it is very interesting. it is a mixed -- very mixed culture. and a very remote one. i mean, who goes to paraguay? also a very friendly lovely one with great food and a lot t