ivan cabrera joins me now with more on the aftershock. ivan, what do you know?i like we have had no news as far as a tsunami arriving. it would have by now if this thing had reached shore. it happened essentially 131 miles east. here's the earthquake here. here's the fukushima nuclear power plant which is obviously what we're worried about here. if a tsunami had been generated by the earthquake, it would have arrived already. we have not had any word from the japan meteorological association that has happened. i'm liking that. it was a strong earthquake. we had buildings shaking and it is an automatic thing they do in japan as a result of the magnitude of the quake, it's shallow so automatically they trigger a tsunami advisory. there are different advisories along the coast. you can have essentially just like a tornado watch versus a warning. this was an advisory, not a warning. we never expect this had to be a major threat along the japanese coast here, but it is a strong earthquake. that's why they issued the tsunami alert. i think at this point, we're going t

>> yes. >> ivan watson with us live from the libyan capital. ivan, fascinating reporting there. what was the answer when the united states delegation, as i'm told, he has to go. it's nonnegotiable. he has to go soon. i assume the libyans want to drag this out. >> reporter: well, in that conversation, gadhafi government spokesman said that the libyan side took his time to try to explain their position to deny many of the accusations against gadhafi and the security services claim that they were human rights abuses. so we're hearing two completely different versions here. i didn't hear anything at all about a message being delivered that gadhafi had to step down and that the regime here in tripoli has been vehement about this that if that is going to be a precondition from the u.s. and its allies and nato before negotiations can take place. but this was a three-hour meeting, john, according to the state department. officials have spoken to us. and if they were just giving one clear blunt message, gadhafi had to step down, clearly a bit more than that was discussed at that meeting.

bill during the era of ivan the terrible. when it was finished, he ordered the eyes of the architect of a couch out so that he could not build anything more beautiful. -- gauged out so he could not build anything more beautiful. 450 years old today, st. basil's is fortunate to still be here. in 1812, napoleon tried to blow it up. a century later, the communists seized power. saint basil survive. that has seen its all from been and's funeral, too patriotic red square parades. it's still communist coup in 1991. russia's most famous landmark has seen in 8 million pounds facelift. that has taken 10 years to fill in the cracks and restore the building to its original beauty. we have used the latest technology to make st. basil's look as good as new. after all, russia is not russia without this cathedral. czar ivan may have been terrible, but he built a church that remains the symbol of russia. >> that has been six months since the uprising in tunisia brought down the government and sparked protests from throughout the arab world.

las mayores polémicass en el fútbol del con continente buenas tardes iván?tadores antes era uruguay, argentina, brasil y ahí no salía después entraron otros países >>> bilardo técnico que llevó a la argentina a ganar méxico 86 entiende lo que está pasando bap tifsh batista >>> lo primero que el país no sabía lo que estaba diciendo. >>> es un partido abierto, que cada uno nosotros venimos con un empate >>> colombia la misma que le re kooir recuerda a la argentina 5 a 0 rumbo al mundial de estados unidos, llega con más tranquilidad a este partido >>> argentina tiene que ganar este partido. tiene necesidad de ganarlo. >>> entre partidos amistosos y oficiales, éste será el e enfrentamiento número 30 entre argentina y colombia, lo verán en telefutura, recuerdelo por nuestra cadena hermana de telefutura es todo por el momento seguimos con mucho más >>> ahí estaremos, muchas fwr gracias iván esta noche no se pierdan el partido bárbara >>> gracias pamela, desata controversia la destrucción de una pintura del altar de una ( ♪ música ) >>> ahí indigna ción de un pobla

>> ivan, thank you very much. keeping us ahead of the weather systems. much appreciated. >>> now, the debt uncertainty in the united states is sending shudders through markets around the world. that's just ahead. >>> from cnn london, i'm charles hodson. >> and i'm manisha tank at cnn hong kong. a warm welcome back to "world business today." >>> well, let's check in on european stock markets now. about one and half hours in to trading, and here's how things are looking. the -- a lot of negative factors here, disappoints results from ryanair. we're seeing the continued stale mates in washington and a downgrading of greek debt by moody's. three notches from ca to ca-1. look at the numbers off by -- sorry. i guess you managed to read those numbers, though i didn't actually. thank you. moody's up two and a third percent. a third and a half percent for both the dax and london ftse and what moody's said about greece is the chance of a greek default, is quote, virtually 100%. more on ryanair, before the markets opened it reported a rise in first quarter profits

people at the meeting objected to that >>family members continue keeping vigil over nine year-old ivan burns after a shot in the head in his backyard neighbors in the roseland neighborhood held a memorial and his early last night i and burns was outside his home at hundredth place and state street tuesday he went outside with his father at around 3:00 a.m. to let the family dog into the house ivan's father said that the progress they waited that long because of gunfire he was hearing outside in the neighborhood but he was shot his father was not harmed police have no suspects in custody. >>several chicago alderman are proposing stiffer curfew on kids under the age of 123 south side alderman opposed that the city's curfew be changed to 8:30 p.m. on weekdays and 9:00 p.m. on weekends for all children under 12 this it's a necessary change that would protect tokin' from violence and possible gang recruitment currently the city's curfew is 10:00 p.m. on weekdays 11:00 p.m. on weekends next at noon casey anthony receives a four year jail sentence for lying to police but she will go free and

gracias a esta escuela porque con el apoyo que me han dado no podría estar donde estoy ahorita >>> iván la independencia en washington d.c. miles hondearon banderas al ritmo de las bandas del país. y así xhegs mllegamos al final, mañana comienza una nueva etapa de "primer impacto" la presentadora pamela silva conde se suma a nuestra familia y nuestro televidentes podrán hablar con ella y bárbara bermudo vía twitter a las 5 de la tarde, los esperamos a las 5/4 centro con todo nuestro equipo bienvenida bienvenida pamela pásela muy bien yo me despido, hasta pronto. >>> la copa américa esta en univisión 24 vive la pasion del futbol >>> el programa de noticias más visto, solo a las 11 >>> buenas noches gracias por acompañarnos >>> la policía investigación la muerte de un hombre

what's your gut feeling, ivan?ocked if they scrub i had it enmoved it into saturday. that will be a better window for themsaturday and sunday. got the shuttle upside down for a reason. this was taken recently and you see the reflection of "atlantis" on 39a and the reason, of course, because of all the heavy rain that's been falling. an area of low pressure that moved our chance of go to 30%. that's all we have. 70% chance of a no go because of weather. because of the thunderstorm activity that has been rolling through the kennedy space center. there are lightning strikes coming close. one hitting the water tower, if we have the video to show that because, again, this happens, of course, in florida all the time here. i have been present when we have scrubbed shuttles because of lightning in and around the kennedy space center. this is summer. we have those storms that bubble up but the problem is this time around we have that and this low that has been enhancing the shower and thunderstorm activity around cape canav

por los nacionales, el puertorriqueÑo ivÁn rodri Íguez se fue de 1-0 y el venezolano wilson ramos del dominicano alexi ogando aceptÓ cuatro hits en siete entradas, en lo que fue su u Última apertura antes de la pausa por el juego de estrellas, y los rangers completaron una barrida en tres juegos sobre los orioles, al apalearlos por 13-5. el abridor de baltimore jeremy guthrie admitiÓ cuatro carreras en la primera entrada. en total, permitiÓ seis anotaciones y ocho inatrapables en cinco episodios, para ser el lanzador con mÁs derrotas en la liga americana. hoy se corriÓ la sexta etapa del tour de francia, en una jornada de 226.5 kilometros en todo el trayecto con lluvia pero con mucha lucha. el ciclis boasson hagen de 24 aÑos se adjudicÓ la sexta etapa, tras la cual su compatriota thor hushovd mantuvo la camiseta amarilla del lÍder general. el segundo en cruzar la meta, fue el australiano matt goss, seguido del propio hushovd. alberto contador, sigue a 1.42 del noruego. hasta aqui los deportes esta noche solo a las once.

to make sense >> good evening in the boy has been identified by family members as a nine year old ivan burns jr. in critical condition at this hour hospital spokesman says condition has stabilized. tonight dozens of people in chicagos roseland committee came together in support of the boy and family. >> the tragedy this morning that but prayer vigil in front of the city hall where the died your old boy was shot just after 3:00 a.m. boy at father went to the backyard to bring in the family dog, family behind the sound of gunshots rang out, nine year-old in the back of the head. rushed to christ medical center and oaklawn in critical condition >> very smart and active child love to have fun love to talk >> first block of east 100th place in chicago roseland neighborhood huge section roped off by police combed for clues boy identified as ivan burns jr. fourth grader at benesch elementary school nearby, anxiously awaiting updates on condition police did not believe boy was intended target father set off camera does not believe he was targeted e there. either. tonight's cease-fire organize

ivan cabrera is tracking that down from the cnn world weather center.n is it expected to make landfall? >> i think 24 hours things are are going to go down in a hurry. the rain bands are already hitting the southern coast of japan. we're going to continue to see that over the next several hours. i'm feeling much better about this than i did this weekend. this is a much weaker system here. it certainly lost a lot of its punch. dry air wrapping in around it. still at 157 kph, a cat 2. i think litd be a cat 1 by the time it heads inland. that's likely to happen in the next 24 hours. right on the west coast of she co-coo here. in tokyo, the main issue here, we're going to be talking significant amounts of rain, not so much the wind. already seen some wind gusts along the coasts but the tropical force winds are still offshore. so here's the latest track from the typhoon warning center. there's still a chance as far as the track that this could actually hug the coast and continue kind goichk this way. if that happens, the intensity would remain a little bit m

under the by the way i'm ivan martin uro's yeah we noticed your hate for ice and i hate for ice they're treacherous for south. korea we have the form and soon i know you for. these communist losers are protesting against the radar. through you know the american army liberated us three times. world war one and world war two hundred and reagan out arm the soviets and you losers the americans and english sold us out in thirty eight shut up sold us out sold us out since you're careful i have witnesses france and a england sold us out to the us instead of kneeling before america and worshipping it over to close the us. what were you doing when the soviets put in their rockets . throughout our country as terrorists oh. there was a lot of discussions going on these aren't easy agreements to put in place i thought it was always in there for the all going to schools but i feel optimistic to hold off on the felt they missed that we will get this done as prime minister said we're down to a couple words what you probably want to know is are three words i'm not going to tell you. because that's it w

then you can't confiscate it. >> once again, ivan watson in tripoli with libya's finance minister.other headlines impacting the region this past week. dubai's leader has appointed a new governor for the dubai international financial center. the emirates banking has taken over the reins right away. >>> egypt this week successfully got back into the international bond market for the first time since the revolution earlier this year. egypts ministry of finance raised over half a billion dollars by selling two-year notes. the coupon rate was 112.1%. for more about the program visit our website, cnn.com/mme or send your e-mail to us. check out arabic.cnn.com/mme. that's it for this edition of cnn "marketplace middle east." i'm john defterios. thanks for watching. we'll see you next week.

. >> ivan watched helplessly as the plane crashed into the medical offices. >> there was burning and there was nothing i can do. all i can do is watch. everybody was calling the ambulance. when they showed up they were pretty much, after burning for a while. it's pretty sad. >> investigators visited the site of the crash and so did residents, include pilots that couldn't helpful put themselves in that cockpit. >> we've flown outs of the airport and we've had all those situations where you question yourself in the moment. >> pam was in the office next door just before the crash. she gets emotional just thinking about it. >> i left shortly before which is a flash. i'm lucky. my greatest emotion, i'm very glad it happened at the time day that it was and did not hit the hospital. >> the community hospital was spared. the plane missed the hospital's main building. the staff is trying to conduct business as usual today. >> we have a great team here at this hospital and there really is a sense of calm, probably a little thankfulness it didn't hit any part of the hospital proper. >> federal

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ivan. >> this morning we're kicking off a special series, breast obsessed in america. >> there are sos for these, tah-tahs, puppies, rack. >> stephen: the rack? i am disappointed. this is the kind of filth i expect from charles osgood. this breast obsessed in mesh series is a blatant pabdzering dressed up like news. look at nbc's evidence that america is breast crazy. >> how much are breasts on the human mind? a quick google search for them paired with boobs and a slang word starting with the turns up almost a billion hits, more than four times the yield for a search on the brain. >> stephen: almost nobody is looking up brains. or apparently using them at nbc. this kind of "reporting" has no place on a news show. it is disgusting. it is debasing. it is vile. and nbcious i have just one thing to say, what about bust? [cheering and applause] that's right. that's right. i like big busts and i cannot lie. i'm a butt man. there are millions of us, like two-time pulitzer prize winner author david mccullough. >> my anaconda don't want none unless you got buns, hon. >> stephen: see? so tell m

ivan rodriguez, lines it to write. infield comes around. s he make it home?es, safe, ankiel gets the run. earlier, the first of the doubleheader, the pirates' lead, 2-1. the bright, solo shot. then garrett jones, opposite way, deep left center, gone. the pirates go up 3-2. the next batter, he goes yard. the pirates win, 5-3. >>> orioles, bottom of the fourth, david ross crushes this to deep left. grand slam home run. the braves win, 5-4. >>> it is the game that gave the u.s. national team its swagger back, or so the team captain said. e u.s. had to play to get into cup, having lost three games in five months. today's match against columbiom ing theatrics. the u.s. crowd wearing the red, white, and blue. o'reilly collected and finds the corner of the net. one-zero, u.s. beautiful goal, . the dance, just pick up the microphone. >> ♪ born in the usa >> the u.s. wins. >>> d.c. united hosting philadelphia. deflected, 1-0, united. 58th minute, drilled, 30 yards out. lievable angle, has to be the goal of the week. it 2-2 tie. >>> today in the women's final, read sha

. >> ivan watched helplessly as the plane crashed into the medical offices. >> there was burning and there was nothing i can do. all i can do is watch. everybody was calling the ambulance. when they showed up they were pretty much, after burning for a while. it's pretty sad. >> investigators visited the site of the crash and so did residents, include pilots that couldn't helpful put themselves in that cockpit. >> we've flown outs of the airport and we've had all those situations where you question yourself in the moment. >> pam was in the office next door just before the crash. she gets emotional just thinking about it. >> i left shortly before which is a flash. i'm lucky. my greatest emotion, i'm very glad it happened at the time day that it was and did not hit the hospital. >> the community hospital was spared. the plane missed the hospital's main building. the staff is trying to conduct business as usual today. >> we have a great team here at this hospital and there really is a sense of calm, probably a little thankfulness it didn't hit any part of the hospital proper. >> federal

policia arresto a dos hombres identificados como salvador valasco y hector garcia, tambien conocido como ivanarcia....los dos enfrentan varios cargos incluido asesinato con la circunstancia especial de secuestro, y profanacion de un cuerpo humano. julio cesar rodas/padre de monica 19:23 estoy tranquilo, las autoridades estan haciendo su trabajo 19:29 10:32 que estas personas no se queden riendo de todo lo que han hecho, no por una sed de venganza senorita pero por justicia 10:39 21:32 ya estoy fortalecido porque ya se esta haciendo justicia, sino habria sido otro problema 21:45 esta joven madre estaba a dos semanas de celebrar su cumpleanos numero 22...dejo un pequeno de dos anos y medio, alejandro josue villa, de quien esta a cargo la abuela paterna. 1:01 esta muy chico mi nino para que sepa esta tragedia que ya no esta mas su mama 1:06 pilar nino el entierro de monica sera manana, la misa empieza a las diez de la manana en la iglesia santa elizabeth de oakland...pilar nino telemundo. roll open top vo ---un presunto ladron que disparo contra agentes del orden de union city esta manana, es bu

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. >> witness ivan guerrero told us he felt anxious watching the plane burn. >> i felt anxious because i knew people were burning in there. all i could do was call 911. >> reporter: they will look at the plane, weather conditions and the pilot's expertise. >> we look at the pilot, his or her training, his or her experience, his or her experience in the aircraft type. we will talk to instructors and fellow pilots. >>> investigators say they could have a preliminary report within 10 to 15 days but a final report could take any where from nine months to a year. live in watsonville, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> oakland police are trying to determine if a serious of violent shootings overnight that injured six people are connected. three people were shot on east street near 89th avenue about 8:30 last night. just over an hour later, two people were wounded at 98th avenue and bancroft. a third shooting happened just minutes after that at 71st avenue and international boulevard. one person was shot there. no suspects have been arrested. >>> the man accused of stealing a valuable pic

neighbors reported something burning in the middle of ivan hoe road around 4:30 this morning. and firefighters called police immediately. investigators believe it was dumped there, then set on fire. and upsetting news for residents in this peaceful part of town. >> body on fire? oh, my gosh. >> i'm just shocked. this is a quiet neighborhood. and you know... find bodies on streets? >> a reward sk offered fofr information in this case. >> and a new bill could make it a crime to make it -- not report a child's disappearance or death. casey anthony was acquitted in the murder of her 2-year-old girl. she was found guilty of lying to police after waiting nearly a month before telling anyone caylee was missing. california legislatures want to make sure something like that does not happen here. >> so this is something i think that has to be addressed because of what happened in the trial. and i'm not going rehash the trial or anything like that. but i think everybody wa was -- that i've talked to are very, very concerned about this. >> if passes it will be a felony to fail to report a

ivan. >> this morning we're kicking off a special series, breast obsessed in america. >> there are soy words for these, tah-tahs, puppies, rack. >> stephen: the rack? i am disappointed. this is the kind of filth i expect from charles osgood. this breast obsessed in mesh series is a blatant pabdzering dressed up like news. look at nbc's evidence that america is breast crazy. >> how much are breasts on the human mind? a quick google search for them paired with boobs and a slang word starting with the turns up almost a billion hits, more than four times the yield for a search on the brain. >> stephen: almost nobody is looking up brains. or apparently using them at nbc. this kind of "reporting" has no place on a news show. it is disgusting. it is debasing. it is vile. and nbcious i have just one thing to say, what about bust? [cheering and applause] that's right. that's right. i like big busts and i cannot lie. i'm a butt man. there are millions of us, like two-time pulitzer prize winner author david mccullough. >> my anaconda don't want none unless you got buns, hon. >> stephen: see? so

russia is not russia without this cathedral, which goes to show czar ivan may have been terrible, but he built a church which remains the symbol of russia. bbc news, moscow. >> it has been six months now since the uprising in tunisia, bringing down the government, sparking protests throughout the arab world. as some conflicts continue to rage, many people are still trying to flee the region. thousands of north africans, one of the main exit routes, travel from libya to an island. gavin hewitt reports. >> the boat was hard to pick out in the darkness, but there were 300 people on board without any cover. then another boat -- all heading for an italian port. this is an african exodus following the current spring -- arab spring. these boats are all from the libyan capital, tripoli. for the 30-hour crossing, the migrants have been packed in tight. amongst them, very small children, a mark of the desperation that has driven these people to flee to europe. many of them said they were escaping the conflict. why did you leave libya? >> because of the fighting. >> [unintelligible] no food, no

. >> supervisor kim: we have chris isaacson, michael nolte, ivan vera, davliid lewis, and jason smart. mr. whittaker, we have a list of speakers ahead. >> i am jamie whittaker -- >> supervisor kim: i am sorry, i [inaudible] >> good afternoon. i am chris isaacson. i know gil spurloin as a neighbor. he will weigh competing interests. what is important that there is an neighborhood representative. i am in favor of more entered him in, not less. they can help with collaboration and i have seen him do that and some of the other issues we have been dealing with for our neighborhood. i urge you to support his nomination. thank you. >> supervisor kim: thank you. >> hello, supervisors. i am a small business owner, small-business advocate and someone who promotes events in the city. i am here in very strong support of glendon hyde for the commission seat. in the past year and a half, events i have done have raised over $20 million and that pales in comparison to the numbers that glendon hyde has raised. when i grow up i would like to be like anna conda and serve the community through night life