with concerns over immigration identity and imposing a new election rivals nicolas sarkozy and francois iran will hold some of those rallies in paris. up next a special report on the devastated after math of one of the world's worst industrial disasters. gold. is. limited to. a limited liability individual participants. cannot be charged with crimes. because we were limited to one of the major. actions which really killed a man. there's. limited liability and it's not disregard for human life maybe the nicest people. maybe give to charity. but in their institutional rule as managers. there is a task that they asked. that task is to maximize profit markets or. if they don't do that they're out and somebody else is in does the indian government meanwhile declare itself the sole representative of the victims and proceeded to do so out the case for four hundred seventy million dollars which was so cheap that your car by start went up by three dollars a share settlement was a map so if you cannot mean that it could be such a cruel sell out because the new government agreed to set all costs presen

robert honus and then dependent journalist specializing on france says if francois iran defeats nicholas so cozy france will play a much calmer and more measured role on the world stage. the biggest change you have to say is that it will be one of stylists cozies is it's very dramatic he leaps into a plane and flies to your journey he intervenes dramatically in libya very vocal in his hostility to syria and iran i think if all of these elected only if i know means. he will be much more car and withdrawn partly because he doesn't carry the experience to credibly neatly into the forefront if you like but also by temperament he used much more of a synthesizer as the saying goes than done so because he's much less a dramatic personality and i think because he thinks that france needs a change from the slightly energetic style of leadership of nicolas sarkozy but i think one has to say that there are big question marks but far small and he's never been a minister of any sort i mean this is i would say probably almost unique in a major western country that someone's got that this far in the el

iran with united emirate. >> thank you. we'll take questions for the floor. wait for the mike. give your name. be brief. francois. >> i am the head of the delegation of the european union here. i've been also working -- for five, taking part in talks with iran. and that's why we reflect a lot about this issue about u.n. security council resolutions, and i have to say, doesn't it compete with a presentation

french president francois hollande has to choose a diplomatic postes a result of its conflict with iran up next for some insight on the story he talks with not so easy a political scientist at the university of tehran. not said harvey and jesse professor of political science at the university of tehran it's great to have you with us sir today it's a pleasure to be here so even if just hosted a huge international event all the nonaligned movement summit with hundred and twenty countries present at this event regardless to us in israel the warnings not to do so what message exactly is iran sending out there. you are basically attempted to say that we are not isolated the way the west has attempted to. the principle of message for you on. was. convincing the international community and particularly the west that iran is not isolated let's resolve our issues. on the basis of negotiation rather than sanctions rather than diplomatic pressure rather than political isolation well one could call it probably diplomatic power you have hundred twenty countries coming to you regardless america sayin

>> the conversation with francois hollande will have some big question marks in it. and maybe the biggest is over iran. nicolas sarkozy has been a very effective ally of the united states on the iran question. he has taken a tough line on iran. in fact, of the major european countries, france has been interestingly the toughest on the iranian nuclear program. francois hollande may indicate a softer line from france. so that will be one question. but they'll be preoccupied with the euro. is there a way to save the euro currency in a way that does not impose terrible hardship on millions of people across europe. look at what happens in greece with old line parties, repudiated, extremists brought into parliament, look at the first round of the french voting two weeks ago where the two extremist parties together got more votes in the first round than francois hollande, the winner, got in the first round. >> thanks so much. former speechwriter for george w. bush. also, the author of several books, including your latest novel, "patriot." thanks so much, david, for your time. >> thank you. >>> you can now ca

francois hollande makes his debut, at a showdown with germany could be on the cards. >> and a historic day as egyptians go to the polls to elect a president. >> talks in baghdad on iran's nuclear program. can they end the standoff. well, it is being called the summit for growth, and it could turn into a showdown between france and germany with france's new president, francois hollande pushing for a shift from austerity to growth as the way out of the crisis. >> that it's against angela merkel, who has been the strongest supporter of austerity. them at the idea is to pool debt between all the eurozone's member states. it is a proposal that has come up many times over the past couple of years. >> francois hollande says it is time to get eurobonds' back on the table. >> this is the first eu summit for france's newly elected president, francois hollande. since his win on a campaign, focus has shifted to restoring growth in europe. hollande says eurobonds are one way to prevent further recession. >> the question is -- what are the best instruments and means to promote growth? eurobonds are part of this discussion. >> hollande's decision has the backing of seven nations, but

iran. before the summit, he sat down with the new french president francois whole long thollande. >> we're looking for retreat for full discussion about how we can manage an approach to fiscal consolidation coupled with a strong growth agenda. >> it is really crunch time. the situation in greece is rapidly deteriorating. felt itdent hollenbecande important to visit the u.s. >> our economies depend on one another. >> they are heading near the client -- heading to the quaint camp david. nato summit starts tomorrow in chicago. takinenprotesters have to the streets. obama will meet with the president of afghanistan to talk about the future of that country and around economic issues. jennifer johnson, wbal-tv 11 news. >> baby boomers, stay tune. a dangerous health condition you should be tested for. >> learning more about the messy crass that snarled traffic in baltimore county. >> on a career tour of sorts. >> on a career tour of sorts. >> the morning commute slower this morning as crews worked to clean out this accident around 7:15 at ingleside ave. the driver of the car was taking to the hos

franÇois hollande, gave themselves a 30% pay cut on thursday. one of the familiar faces in the cabinet is the foreign minister. he was prime minister under friends while men iran-- miterant. france will not ratified been fiscal stability pact until it includes a commitment to promote growth. >> and much stronger tone is coming from british prime minister david cameron. he is calling on the eurozone to face its problems or face the collapse of the single currency. he says the eurozone was at a crossroad. he singled out germany saying the government had to do more to resolve the crisis. britain is not a member of the eurozone. cameron's comments are unlikely to go down well with the countries who accuse britain of lacking a commitment to europe. the immigrants have crossed illegally into israel in the past 02 years. >> israel may not be the first destination for many african migrants. most head there because it can be reached over land and european countries have become more strict about letting asylum seekers in. >> defense snakes through the desert along the border. is there to prevent infiltration by terrorists and the smuggling of weapons. human traffickers

iran. before the summit president obama sat down with france's new leader francois hollands as greece teethers toward a possible eurozone exit that could rock the world's richest nations. >> we look forward to a fruitful discussion with the other g8 leaders about how we can manage a responsible approach to fiscal consolidation that is coupled with a strong growth agenda. >> reporter: global analysts say it is a critical time for the leaders as financial markets worldwide continue to suffer losses. >> it's really crunch time. the situation in greece is rapidly deteriorating. this has huge implications for the global economy and, more specifically, the american economy. >> reporter: president hollands felt it was important to visit the united states in his first overseas trip and look for answers to greece's economic collapse. >> our economies depend upon one another. what happens in europe has an impact on the u.s. and vice versa. >> reporter: the heads of state are meeting near the quaint maryland town of thurmond in what will be the largest gathering of leaders ever at camp david. the meeting

iran. before the summit president obama sat down with france's new leader francois hollands as greece teeters toward a possible eurozone exit that could rock the world's richest nations. >> we are looking forward to a fruitful discussion with the other g8 leaders about how we can manage a responsible approach to fiscal consolidation that is coupled with a strong growth agenda. >> global analysts say it is a critical time for the leaders as financial markets worldwide continue to suffer losses. >> it's really crunch time. the situation in greece is rapidly deteriorating and this has huge implications for the global economy and more specifically the american economy. >> president hollands felt it was important to visit the united states in his first overseas trip. and looked for answers to greece's economic collapse. >> translator: our economies depend on one another. what happens in europe has an impact on the u.s. and vice versa. >> reporter: the heads of state are meeting near the quaint maryland town of thurmont in what will be the largest gathering of world leaders ever at camp david. the

iran. before the summit, president obama sat down with france's new leader francois hollande as greece teeters towards a eurozone exit. >> we're looking forward to a fruitful discussion with other g8 leaders about how we can manage a responsible approach to fiscal consolidation that is coupled with a strong -- >> reporter: global analysts say it's a critical time for the leaders as financial markets worldwide continue to suffer losses. >> it's really crunch time. the situation in greece is rapidly deteriorating. this has huge implications for the global economy and more specifically the american economy. >> reporter: president hollande found it was important to visit the united states in his first overseas trip and looked for answers to greece's economic collapse. >> our economies depend on one another. what happens in europe has an impact on the u.s. and vice versa. >> reporter: the heads of state with meeting near thurman which will be the largest meeting at camp david. this is before the nato summit in chicago focusing on afghanistan. already anti-globalization activists and occupy wall str

>> i'm franÇois, head a delegation of european union here, and i've been also working on -- 2005, taking part in talks with irannd am also an advisor to secretary-general ban ki-moon. that's why we respect a lot about this issue about the u.n. security council resolutions, and i have to say, presentation has been made about -- [inaudible] i think there is an interpretation which is shared by almost everybody, and which is that we have the right to enrich them every country in the npt has right to enrich. but at the same time, you have to have a use of that. and i agree that it's ambiguous between civilian and military use. because even military use is admitted for brazil for building possible nuclear submarine. also by candidate. but at least it's not building a nuclear weapons because -- [inaudible] >> the question is very simple. we have no use -- [inaudible] so if there is a solution we have two -- civilian use, and my question to you all, do you see a possibility of -- [inaudible] and if not, can you reduce the program to a size of uses which you could have? because it is very little compared to the size of

francois hollande was the steal in the p-5 plus one. china is a major problem. the letter of the law -- the security council resolutions, but they become iran's lead trade partner, subverting the sanctions on a de facto basis. the key country might be russia. russia does not. to see iran go nuclear, russia is closer geographically than anybody else. russia has influence. and i would hope that president obama would work with president putin to see if president putin could be a partner in trying to isolate the iranians and convince the iranians they've got to turn towards a diplomatic agreement or else. so i think this p-5 makeup is going to be very important for president obama. and right now i cthink with the absence of sarkozy probably weaker than it was last month. >> is there any significance to the fact that putin changed his mind about visiting the it's al out president put and i know his motivations. i will say this. the russians -- i negotiated for three years on sanctions and resolutions against iran. they're very tough and sometimes very frustrating. but at the end of the day, i think the russians have a much more highly strategic and more sophisticated

iran with united emirates. >> thank you. we'll take questions from the floor. please, wait for the mic, give your name, be brief. francois? >> there's a microphone coming. >> i'm francois, deputy head of delegation of the european union here, and i've been, also, working on nuclear issue since 2005, taking part in the talks with iran, and i'm also adviser to the security general ban ki-moon. and that's why we reflect a lot about this issue of npt and u.n. security council resolutions, and i have to say i disagree with the presentation which has been made about the two interpretations of npt. i think there is a very central interpretation which is shared by almost everybody and which is that when -- you have the right to enrich. under the -- every country under npt has the right to enrich. this is clear in article iv. but at the same time, you have to have a use for that. and i agree it's ambiguous, the distinction between civil and military because even military use is admitted for brazil for building possibly nuclear submarine of which it has been disputed, also by canada. but at least it's not building nuclear weapons b

iran with united emirates. >> thank you. we'll take questions from the floor, please. wait for the mic, give your name and be brief. francois this there's a microphone co. >> i'm francois -- [inaudible] deputy head of the european union here, and i've been also working on nuclear relations in iran in 2005, taking part in the talks with iran, and i'm also adviser to the secretary general, ban ki-moon. and that's why we reflect a lot about this issue of npt and u.n. security council resolutions, and i have to say doesn't it -- [inaudible] the presentation has been made about two interpretations of npt. i think there is a very central interpretation which is shared by almost everybody and which is that when you have the right to enrich, every country under npt has the right to enrich, this is sure. this is clear in article iv. but at the same time you have to have a use for that. and i agree that it's ambiguous, the distinction between civilian and military ill because even military use is admitted for brazil for building possibly nuclear subha lean of which -- submarine which has been disputed by canada. but at least it's not

. >> diane francois is kakavand's lawyer in paris, where he's fighting his extradition to the u.s. she explains that in europe, there are no sanctions against trading with iranexcept when it comes to arms and nuclear sales. >> the united states is somehow asking foreign countries to recognize their embargo, their national defense interest while it is not at all the one of other sovereign countries. >> do the europeans, and the french particularly, have no moral issues selling electronics or anything that could conceivably be used in weapons to iran? >> look, that is, first, a political question, and i disagree with the question itself. to the best of my knowledge, trading with iran on many commodities has absolutely nothing to do with the nuclear program of iran. >> you're client wasn't buying dresses. he wasn't buy tables. he was buying electronics. and he was sending them to iran. >> he was buying a lot of electrical components, and this is still not forbidden by any legislation other than your embargo. >> we're talking about tens of thousands of different items here. >> well, i mean, you can buy 50,000 plugs at 50¢ each. it doesn't make you a great crimin

share elliot's -- and here is where we agree doubt that --sident francois hollande china might be a major problem. they have become iran's trade partner so they are subverting the sanctions. the key can treat my be russia. russia does not want to see iran go nuclear or have a capacity. but they have influence and i would hope that president obama would work with president clinton to see if president couldn't -- president putin to see if he could turn toward an agreement. this will be very important for president obama and with the absence of sarkozy, probably weaker than it was. >> is there any significance attached to the fact that he changed his mind about visiting the united states and stayed at home? >> it is hard to figure out president putin and his motivations but will say, i negotiated with him for three years. they are very tough and sometimes very frustrating. at the end of the day, i think the russians have a much more highly strategic and more sophisticated view of this issue than do the chinese. if anyone is going to make a difference on our side, if we can convince the russians to be constructive, that woul

francois hollande addressed the u.s. general assembly for the first time since being elected earlier this spring. he said france will support new sanctions against iranhe talked about climate change in europe's debt crisis. >> on behalf of the general assembly, i have the honor to welcome to the united nations his excellency, and i invite him to address the assembly. >> >> ladies and gentlemen, representatives of states, it is the first time that i speaking at the united nations. the it is a very moving moment for me. i understand what the united nations is for our world and what it has done for our history. i also am aware of a sense of responsibility. they have duties. i am also here to talk about values that cannot belong to any people, of values that are not owned by any continents and that not the privilege of any group of the population. i am here to talk about a universal values. france has always proclaimed the right of every human being wherever they live, liberty, safety, and resistance to oppression. these values and bright are too frequently trampled upon in our world, especially because we are facing three main threats which we must tack