president obama and other leaders say they must spark economic growth and cut -- german chancellor angela merckle has been pushing for austerity measures but any observers and leaders see recent election results in germany and greece as rejections of the beth-tightening. >> as awe the leaders agree, growth and jobs must be the priority. a stable growing european economy is in everybody's best interests. >> alan: leaders agreed that iran should not be allowed to build nuclear weapons. the nato summit begins tomorrow. >> ama: a beach hazard advisory has been placed for pillar point in san mateo county. the health department found high levels of bacteria. the warning is in effect until future notice. >> alan: you can catch a glimpse of a rare partial solar eclipse around this time tomorrow. the moon pass between the earth and the sun, blocking out everything sense a corona. prime viewing is just after 6:30. in the bay area we'll see a partial eclipse with 84% of the sun blocked. scientists recommend you use special eclipse glasses or punch a small pin hole in a cardboard book. >> we want to see how

measures have been dubbed "mercozy" because of the close collaboration between german chancellor angela merckleand french president nicolas sarkozy. "mercozy" is the dub. those austerity measures are now in doubt. france has an unemployment rate of 10% if it's youth unemployment rate of 30%. hollande campaigned on a promise to roll back spending cuts and increase hiring, including 60,000 more teachers, promises at odds with the euro zone budget re straits. europe? a crisis of governance. the politicians who negotiated an austerity pact for europe citizens have been unable to manage sustained political support for those same measures. nicolas sarkozy, by the way, has now become the eighth, the 8th european leader of office in just 12 months. question, what does the european crisis of governance mean for the united states? >> it's a very row minder of the clouds over the global economy right now. because europe is a complete mess. they are unclear whether francois hollande will work well with merkel. therein is much beating how to tackle the problems. there's a tremendous revolt against the estab

german chance already angela merckle pushed for austerity measures but many see recent election results as rejections of belt-tightening. >> there is now an emerging consensus that more must be done to promote job growth in the context of fiscal and structural reforms. that consensus for progress was strengthened here at camp david. >> alan: the leaders agreed that iran should not be allowed to build nuclear weapons. their meetings included talks about the crackdowns against protesters in as as well. >> ama: a storm chaser chaptered dramatic individualover a twister in kansas. incredible. officials say a tornado is believed to have touched down. a number of trees were upreed but no dam damaged. and there are no immediate reports of injuries, but as you see, the storm made quite a site. >> back here in the bay area, the world war ii battle ship the uss iowa is on its way to southern california to become ag floating museum. crews have been restoring it at pier 3 in richmond. it served the u.s. navy until 1990. the ship could have made its home in san francisco bus the board of supervisors

angela merckle, the chancellor of germany, everytime the greek greeks come and say we need more money, angela merckle understands that a basic level the problem in greece is not the finances but the greek people and that's the problem with the united states and most other western countries, too. you saw it, for example, in the riots in london last summer, which actually prefigured in "after america." i don't climb be a genius but my chapter on britain called "the deapproved city" which is an eerily prescient portrait of what happened a few weeks later when the riots broke out in london, which people claimed to be attacking the rich. and by the rich they meant the guy, often an immigrant guy, o. a hindu or muslim, who gets up in the morning and goes to work and opens the corner store and stands there at 6:00 in the morning and works that store until 9:00 in the evening -- these guys trashed those stores, they smashed them, the rampaged through them and set them alite, and when they said they were, quote, the rich, unquote, they didn't mean they were rich. they're not rich in any kind o