admits greece could leave the euro. welcome to "bbc world news." also in this program -- after spending 17 months on a simulated mission to the bread plant, back from mars -- from the red planet, back from mars. >> it is still political turmoil in athens today as prime minister george papandreou faces a vote of confidence. the opposition is calling for papandreou to resign. it's not clear whether greece will leave the euro. the president of the european commission has said it is a

he admits to the killings but not that he did anything criminal.trial is set in the spring. >>> four days of fighting between two militia groups left two people dead. it's left concern for government. the reason for the initial clash remains unclear this morning, some speculate it may have links to the gadhafi regime. >>> in nebraska the oil pipeline plans to move remove the route. lawmakers are considering the bill giving the governor routing authority. the pipeline would carry crude oil. >>> tough times are hitting royalty. queen of england is making ram for people who want to party in style in the olympics. available at the st. james palace. built 500 years ago and the same palace kate and william announced their engagement. rooms are going for $50,000 a day. >>> good morning maryland. authorities in arundel search for a suspect after an alleged attempted abduction. i'm sherrie johnson. that story is coming up. >>> jerry sandusky is speaking out for the first time. what he says about showering with young boys. >>> arrests, shouting and shoving a

he admits it was fierce and he says well i was 12 or 13 years old there's no denial. >> it is not admitted, why? >> in certain states both parties need to know there was a recording for it to be admitted. >> how much is this costing? >> 40 percent of the money coming in not counting donations coming there and athletes. >> listen to what jeff said. >> admiral i hear the music. we are getting a fox news alert the u.s. super committee co-chairs to issue a statement on monday declaring failure to reach a deficit reduction plan. failure to reach a deficit reduction plan. that is not really that surprising. jose biaz comes out swinging. >> i credit jose for always fighting for his client. i question how he did it sometimes but he was always fighting for him -- her. there was never a time i got the impression he wavered in that. i am assuming like everybody else he looked at the evidence at some point and saw what everybody else saw. >> that is the nice stuff he said about jose. even there though is the casey anthony lead defense attorney said he had to know his client was guilty of killing his 2

when you are admitting showering with a 10-year-old, you got a big problem already. and i think that just indicates the depth of the problem he has in this case. >> do you agree with that, sunny? >> yes. it's just remarkable to me what we just heard. and i try a lot of these child sex cases, the bottom line,this is classic. this is a classic fact pattern. these predators often times groom children. it starts with the touching, the hand on the knee, and it typically progresses. i've tried cases where pedophiles have showered with children. it's classic to me. if you speak to anyone who's tried these types of cases and anyone who's an expert in this area, they will tell you it's such a classic fact pattern for him to admit he showered with these children and horsed around, and confessed to touching them. i in my mind that's already misdemeanor child sex abuse. i agree when the attorney says nothing criminal happened. that in and of itself is criminal. i'm flabbergasted. >> mark, i know, it's the job of the defense attorney to defend his or her client. what do you make

>> it was notable to have the spokesperson admit fault and admit perhaps we should have called the policek then years ago -- not perhaps. we definitely should have called the police back then. it was a mistake. and it was important in telling us that the archdiocese isn't doing this anymore, they're doing it right. we sure hope that's the case. >> gary tuchman, thanks. >>> coming up, a play that has broadway butting with its irreverent look at one of its figures, dr. martin luther king jr. >> i'll tell you how growing up in memphis helped inspire the author. doing this anymore, they're author. >>> i've reported several documentaries about dr. martin luther king jr. so i was intrigued by a new star-studded play that opened recently on broadway. it's called "the mountaintop." the way it portrays the last night of dr. king's life has people talking. and the playwright, katori hall, wasn't even born when dr. king was killed. but she says her play makes king look more real. >> we've got some difficult days ahead, but it really doesn't matter with me now. because i've been to the mountaintop. i

and admitting to doing it. that in and of itself, as jeff just described, is of concern to so many people. but now we're also calling into question an adult interpretation of what happened. if you want to assume that that behavior is okay -- and it isn't okay. i firmly believe it isn't okay. i think there was criminal activity right then and there. you're talking about mcqueary who also says he witnessed a child being raped. i think when we're talking about presumption of innocence, let's also keep in mind that we have adults and children, adults that have testified in front of the grand jury under penalty of perjury and have again recounted what they've seen. >> but could i ask -- >> quick because we've got to go. >> i was going to say quick i also find it astonishing that somebody like joe paterno was told that somebody witnessed a rape, a child rape and he did nothing other than tell his superiors. so i'm just as incredulous about that. that doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me either. >> it's not clear w

cain, to come clean, just admit what you did, admit you were inappropriate to people. america -- and then move forward. >> bialek says she is ready for the media onslaught and it's already begun. >> i assumed it was bialek, but gloria allred says her name is b b bialek as in buy a lick. >>> herman cain is denying b ii lek's claim and fires off a statement u6789 just as the country finally begins to refocus on our crippling $15 trillion national debt and the unacceptably high unemployment rate, now activist celebrity lawyer gloria allred is bringing forth more false accusations against the character of republican front-runner herman cain. he says cain may never recover. so the talkback question for you today, is the cain accuser's statement a game-changer? facebook.com/americanmorning. aisle read your comments later. >>> a warning to earthlings. what scientists are saying is comi coming your way and whether it will pass. >> come on. you ruined the tease. why watch through the commercial if they know it's going to pass. i'll give you something to stick around for. her's

he admitted to stealing things out of a police officer's locker. there was an officer on light duty and he admitted to stealing this officer's badge out of her purse admitted into going to back and taking pollsters and equipment. >> no one can to the door friday night at his baltimore county home. he is charged with theft, police impersonation, and had done the milesians. >> these charges are very serious. this individual will never be a police officer here or anywhere in the country. >> at this point there is no evidence connecting oliver to recent police officer home invasions in the county. they do not know where the guns came from police said they have a person of interest after two reports of this bus -- suspicious the hickel and anne arundel county. two man approached the boy and as one. the men were inside the pickup truck and asked if he wanted a ride. he left for another bus stop and reported what happened to school officials. 15 minutes later police received a report of the second suspicious vehicle. so far, no charges have been filed. tw

he admits it was fierce and he says well i was 12 or 13 years old there's no denial. >> it is not admitted >> in certain states both parties need to know there was a recording for it to be admitted. >> how much is this costing? >> 40 percent of the money coming in not counting donations coming there and athletes. >> listen to what jeff said. >> admiral i hear the music. we are getting a fox news alert the u.s. super committee co-chairs to issue a statement on monday declaring failure to reach a deficit reduction plan. failure to reach a deficit reduction plan. that is not really that surprising. jose biaz comes out swinging. [ male announcer ] indulge all you want. now there's no need to hold back. new revolutionary scope dualblast obliterates strong food odors leaving your breath minty fresh. hey. [ male announcer ] so there's no trace of evidence... new scope dualblast. if something is simply the color of gold, is it really worth more? we don't think so. chase sapphire preferred is a card of a different color. that's because you always get two times the points on travel, from taxis to tr

anesthesiologist paul white also admitted dr. murray made mistakes on the day jackson died. >> i think he should have called 911 sooner. i do not, however, think it would have made any difference in the outcome of this case. >> prosecutors grilled dr. paul white about the care dr. murray gave his superstar patient. >> have you ever administered propofol in someone's bedroom? >> no, i have not. >> have you ever heard of anyone doing that prior to this case inspect. >> no, i have not the. >> reporter: jackson's personal physician is accused of causes his death. dr. murray believes jackson injected himself. but the prosecution has its own proto follow expert who has said that the defense's theory that jackson could have given himself the drug is a crazy scenario. dr. steven shaffer previously testified that jackson would have been too groggy with all the medication he was on to give himself a shot. prosecutors claim murray gave the singer much more propofol than he admits and left him unattended and that his recklessness directly le

judge william adams admitted he and the girl's mother hit his daughter in this disturbing video e sayster posted the 7-year-old tape in order to get back at him for cutting his financial support of her. >> she is mad because i order her to bring the car back. in a nutshell but that's me. and lost my temper and spanked her and her mother was there. she wasn't hurt. it was a long time ago. >> the judge said he lashed his then 16-year-old girl for illegally down loading material on their computer. adams is being investigated by the department of family and protective services. >>> an indiana man face charges after trespassing incident is caught on tape. entered a court wearing a standard prison jump suit a far cry from the bikini he wore while running through a day care center. police say he has a criminal background including child sexual conviction and admitted he has a problems wearing women's clothing. >>> the perry hall high schoolboys soccer team is eliminated from the state tournament because they danced. principal george roberts suspend them after performing the bernie dance durin

he admitted what is obvious.e rebuilding. >> he wanted to make the point on his own without acknowledging you guys. he doesn't want your opinion of what he is doing. >> you're right and i hate to admit that. >> i don't know. >> he is doing it his way. that's what mike shanahan does. >>> and the most likely challenge for kyle is coaching this team up. much more of a challenge than he anticipated. he is on his third starting quarterback in a season and a half and it has gotten worse. yes, john belling was dealt a bad hand but the injuries to the supporting cast he has not played well. beck is 0-3. he is the 31st rated quarterback in the nfl this season. there are only 32 teams. shanahan stated that beck will be the starter in miami on sunday. knowing if he makes another change and goes back to grossman it reeks of desperation. as for beck and the team they are trying to look ahead. >> i am not a victim of circumstance. football is football. it's about battling adversity. for me those games have happened. what matte

he admits it was fierce and he says well i was 12 or 13 years old there's no denial. >> it is not admittedtates both parties need to know there was a recording for it to be admitted. >> how much is this costing? >> 40 percent of the money coming in not counting donations coming there and athletes. >> listen to what jeff said. >> admiral i hear the music. we are getting a fox news alert the u.s. super committee co-chairs to ise a statement on monday declaring failure to reach a deficit reduction plan. failure to reach a deficit reduction plan. that is not really that surprising. jose biaz comes out swinging. ce] what if that hemorrhoid pain is non-stop to seattle? just carry preparation h totables. discreet, little tubes packed with big relief. from the brand doctors recommend most by name. preparation h totables. the anywhere preparation h. [ man #1 ] i was fascinated by balsa wood airplanes since i was a kid. [ man #2 ] i always wondered how did an airplane get in the air. at ge aviation, we build jet engines. we lift people up off the ground to thousand feet. thesengines are built by han

he even admitted -- there was an officer on duty and admitted to stealing the badge out of her purse. taking holsters, equipment. >> investigators say oliver was kicked out of the police explorer program after he was suspected of stealing equipment. the man convicted in the stabbing of a johns hopkins researchers is appealing the conviction. an attorney for john wagner file the appeal but the court -- he insists he and no part in the murder last summer. his former girlfriend testified against him in the case. president obama is headed home to washington after what he called a successful trip to asia. in his address, the president said the trip helped cement trade deals that will support 130,000 jobs. president obama added those skills could increase u.s. exports by up to $39 billion by 2014. he is expected at the white house sometime tomorrow morning. now to libya or the son of muammar gaddafi is in the hands of fighters. sources say they captured him overnight after a month after his father was killed. more tonight from istanbul, turkey. >> rebels say they have finally caught saif, t

admit it. don't forget to turn you clocks back. isn't it? an hour tonight, 2:00 a.m. make sure you do it. make sure you do it and you'll get an extra hour of sleep. join us at 10:00 p.m. eastern. in the meantime, go tigers. lsu. >>> tonight, predators in plain sight. priests accused of child abuse. >> you can see his head bopping around. we'll try to see if eel come to the door. >> an alarming investigation. how they could be living in your neighborhood. >> the mountaintop, an all star cast, a controversial play. >> god don't like to be laughed at. >> how a 30-year-old play write is challenging the way we remember dr. martin luther king, jr.'s life. >> and why is the plastic injury out to get him? >> hunting down sharks. they're the most feared predators in the ocean but we reveal how they have more fear from us. revealing investigations, fascinating characters, stories with impact. this is "cnn present ous "with your hosts tonight soledad o'brien and sanjay gupta. >> we begin with a special investigation. it's a story that sounds all too familiar. >> catholic priests

he is not sexually admitted to young boys even though he admits he showered with them. listen to sandusky in his own words with bob costas. >> just the fact that i shouldn't have showered with those kids. and, so -- >> that's it. >> yeah, i mean, that's what hits me the most. >> are you a pedophile? >> no. >> are you sexually attracted to young boys, underage boys? >> am i sexually attracted to underage boys? >> sexually attracted. i enjoy young people. i love to be around them. but, no, i'm not sexually attracted to young boys. >> cnn's jason carroll is at penn state. so, jason, what kind of reaction is this interview getting this morning? >> not a good one. in terms of what students are saying this morning and a few last night that this interview actually made sandusky look worse. it's not like some of these students after the allegations had a high opinion of him after the allegations came out. but, clearly, from what we're hearing at least so far, kyra, after that interview, those who thought he was guilty before, their minds have not been changed and some others wh

you know how difficult psychologically for someone to admit to?someone you trusted or in this case, penn state, it was troubled teens in the first place. >> that's the way the pedophiles work. they convince the kids that this is good. and they are the safe ones and they'll take care of the kids. it's just like -- >> you know how long it takes to undo that type of emotional damage to someone? >> and especially the boys who end up alcoholics and drug users and their lives are destroyed. in order for them to have an intimate relationship, it's very difficult for them. and it is just again that zero tolerance. we cannot allow this to happen. >> let me -- in the case of penn state, you're right. they are coming forward. they are opening up. they are getting rid of the officials who were involved in the cover up. but in the case of the church, you said there was an apology. there wasn't an apology that met the levels of the victims of abuse have been looking for, that's a. b, there is still talks the pope was involved in cover ups and for example, the a

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admitting he doesn't always know it all. >> see, i'm big on team work. one thing i've been doing is, i've been teaming up with great people, rather than trying to go make burgers and make fries. if i was in there -- it wouldn't do well. >> reporter: it's all about team work when it comes to shaq. and he's played with them all. lebron. d-wade, rodman. but for most, there's only one name that matters. kobe. writing a book that at one point you wanted to kill him. >> yeah, that's because -- that's how i felt. >> reporter: y'all came to blows one time, early on, didn't you? >> i knew how to ruchle his feathers. i knew what to say to get him mad. when he's mad, nobody with stop him. we won three out of four. that's all that matters. >> reporter: while most rivalries last a lifetime, it's a credit to shaq's easy going personality that he's willing to let bygones be bygones. >> i was able to adapt. >> reporter: he's had to, growing up a military brat, his family was constantly moving. growing up with little themselves, a simple thing like lunch from white castl

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oops. >> perry admitted later he wanted to say the energy department. but the damage was done. on "good morning america" perry admitted he made a mistake but won't be quitting the race. >> we are going to get up everyday and talk to the american people. they know that there's not a perfect candidate. i'm proof positive of it everyday. >> debate gaffes aren't uncommon. analysts say this is the latest in a series of days pointing debate and public appearances that contributed to perry's plummet in the polls since september. >>> meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast. >>> we see high clouds, sun, a little haze the air quality will remain well. still have a timetable for rain coming tomorrow. may not be that heavy nor spill into the weekend. i'll have the details. >>> britain's famous royal couple is separating, temporarily. what is behind it? >> if you are hosting thanksgiving dinner this year it is going to gobble up more0ñ lights will create patterns based on traffic, weather and the motion of the bridge. the project is privately funded. you will be able to see from it san

while oath or really don't honestly admit that the good kuala lumpur the capital city of malaysia hosted a war crimes tribunals against from the president george w. bush and former president british prime minister tony blair the kuala lumpur war crimes tribunal was assembled by former malaysian for me or my fear of muhammad who has been a very vocal critic of the iraq war in the strictly symbolic four day hearing and tribunals both bush and blair are guilty of crimes against the peace in their verdict the tribunals said the evidence showed that the drums of wars were being beaten long before the invasion. the accused in their own memoirs have admitted to their own intention to invade iraq regardless of international law seven other bushies including dick cheney and donald rumsfeld will also be tried by the kuala lumpur war crimes tribunals for now if only we can get the same actions started here in the united states the bat orange river elementary school a sheriff's deputy was called the fort myers florida school last week because the assistant principal had an emergency on her hands she

oops. >> perry admitted later he wanted to say the energy department. but the damage was done. today on "good morning america" perry admitted he made a mistake but won't be quitting the race. >> we are going to get up everyday and talk to the american people. they know that there's not a perfect candidate. i'm proof positive of it everyday. >> debate gaffes aren't uncommon. analysts say this is the latest in a series of days pointing debate and public appearances that contributed to perry's plummet in the polls since september. >>> meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast. >>> we see high clouds, sun, a little haze the air quality will remain well. still have a timetable for rain coming tomorrow. may not be that heavy nor spill into the weekend. i'll have the details. >>> britain's famous royal couple is separating, temporarily. what is behind it? >> if you are hosting thanksgiving dinner this year it is going to gobble up more of your money. lights will create patterns based on traffic, weather and the motion of the bridge. the project is privately funded. you will be able t

>>republican hopeful herman cain now admits that two women were paid to keep quiet about their sexual harassment allegations. herman cain initially denied the claims he has changed his story a bit since then ... he has admitted that one of the women received a large severance pay after complaining of inappropriate behavior. but earlier today things turned tense when reporters tried asking herman cain all about it. >>the woman in question is asking to be released from a confidentiality agreement so that she could tell her side of the story. herman cain has not seen a drop in the polls since the news broke his campaign said it actually saw an increase in fund raising more than $400,000 since that story broke. >>closing arguments will begin tomorrow in the conrad murray trial. yesterday conrad murray decided not to take the stand in his own defense. but he waited until the last possible second before informing the judge of his plan not to testify michael jackson's family members had waited in the courtroom waiting to see if he would speak prosecutors claim that conrad murray gave jackson

in their cars they admit that smart meters on houses can pick up an algorithm and even know what you're watching on television or actually wireless snooping. i mean this is so off the charts homeland security came out on thoughts news and said the deputy director said that yes you're not going to know for listening to you but yes we're putting billions of dollars worth of streetlights that have hidden cameras and microphones to watch you and directly out of ninety four this is incredible but they could argue well there's no perception of privacy there but now it's into people's homes it's people cell phones it's it's inside their cars this is just in credible that we've gone this far and now they're announcing ganesha to harden checkpoints and random checkpoints and i've actually pulled up to these now and they come out try to pull you out of your car with your children i am living in something of a third world dictatorship and it's getting worse by the minute now they're announcing they want to censor internet freedom they're doing emergency media takeover drills tomorrow never before

syria has defied an arab league deadline to admit observers. thousands have continued to demand an end to military rule in egypt. supporters of the military have taken to the streets in cairo. we will stay with the continuing unrest in egypt. on the line is an activist and blogger in cairo. i understand that you have been in an apartment overlooking tahrir square, what do you see is the main difference between these demonstrations over the past week or so compared to what happened in february and the people are protesting against hosting mubarak? -- against those knee mubarak -- >> we are ruled by a new president called the supreme and counsel for the armed forces. elections will be in a couple of days. this is still happening under the emergency status. >> you say that the transition has been a failure, since 1953, you know this, the army has had every president in egypt. it takes a long time for a transition. the army, by refusing to shoot at the protesters out to remove host the mubarak --hosni mu barak. >> the army is saying that they have

the leaders of olympus admitted on tuesday the company used massive payments connected with corporate buyouts to hide investment losses. the issue of olympus's dubious corporate takeovers has now become a question of whether the company engaged in illegal accounting. investigators from a third-party panel found the practice began in the 1990s. olympus president, shuichi takayama, says he's sorry. >> translator: we apologize and report that we've found facts that are different from those we announced at the news conference on october 27th. >> the company has dismissed executive vice president hisashi mori for his involvement in concealing losses from securities investments. the firm was found to have used more than $1.2 billion tver up its losse inst tunt was r appropriate for corporate takeovers. olympus paid consultants an unusually large fee of almt $700 million to assist in the buyout of a british medical equipment maker. the company also purchased three domestic compaes at an inflated price. former ceo michael woodford pointed out the irregularities to the firm's chairman and boar

dew's later admitted to starting nine fires in d.c. and maryland. he was sentenced to 25 years for the d.c. crimes and 15 years for the maryland fires. the sentences will be served concurrently. you know perhaps they should move an m.m.a. style hexagon into the metro ride. a brawl on the green line believed to be the third major fight on the metro system this week. in this instance it appears the group beat up some other teenagers they accused of stealing. riders say the trend concerns them. >> it puts not only the people who are fighting them but it puts us in harm's way. >> metro officials say they dispatch officer quickly when these sort of things happen but admit they can't be on every train to prevent these fights from breaking out. they impose disciplinary actions at school. one of the oldest bars in washington is set to reopen today. fire destroyed the kitchen at the tune inn restaurant. a fundraiser brought in money to support staffers who were out of work while crews made repair. the tune inn holds the second oldest liquor license following