angela merkle has been well returned to berlin. >> police in the greek capital offense have decimated two suspicious packages at the airport. local news reports indicate packages were addressed to the european court of justice. tuesday was the second day in a row that parcel bombs were discovered in athens. the german embassy was another target, but the device was destroyed along with others destined for the embassies of russia, chile, and bulgaria. greek police suspect left-wing extremists are behind the bombings. to iraq now, where more than 70 people have been killed and 200 wounded in a series of explosions in baghdad. at least 13 explosions rocked the city tuesday evening, totaling cafes, restaurants, and targets in mainly shi'ite areas. this comes two days after islamic militants were massed in a cathedral. 53 people were killed in that incident. americans are casting their ballots in the midterm congressional elections at this hour. with good weather across much of the nation expecting to help the voter turnout. republicans are high in opinion pos, buoyed by discontent over une

angela merkle and other foreign leaders are behind this treaty. the majority leader believes that they can get a enough public support to get to that two-thirds threshold. >> they are confident that could change. robert gates now getting involved. it could have a significant impact on russia's nuclear- weapons if they do not do it. >> you even have republicans like richard lugar saying that if they do not pass this treaty, it will make the united states less secure. that is a strong endorsement from the other side. >> the president on his way back from portugal finds about the uranium enrichment facilities that they say is the clear. it is going to be used for nuclear purposes. >> they have dispatched their special envoy to north korea. north korea is provocative, but not surprising. the obama administration is not pursued off guard. this is something they have been doing for over a decade. the obama administration has been trying to pursue gradual talks with north korea to try to get them to back away from this. >> do you think that the change of

angela merkle has been well returned to berlin. >> police in the greek capital offense have decimated two suspicious packages at the airport. local news reports indicate packages were addressed to the european court of justice. tuesday was the second day in a row that parcel bombs were discovered in athens. the german embassy was another target, but the device was destroyed along with others destined for the embassies of russia, chile, and bulgaria. greek police suspect left-wing extremists are behind the bombings. to iraq now, where more than 70 people have been killed and 200 wounded in a series of explosions in baghdad. at least 13 explosions rocked the city tuesday evening, totaling cafes, restaurants, and targets in mainly shi'ite areas. this comes two days after islamic militants were massed in a cathedral. 53 people were killed in that incident. americans are casting their ballots in the midterm congressional elections at this hour. with good weather across much of the nation expecting to help the voter turnout. republicans are high in opinion polls, buoyed by discontent over u

delegates nearly back to calls by party leader and german chancellor angela merkle for ben. the procedure involve sths thye e cells being removed before being implanted in the womb. a court ruled it was not automatically prohibited. the government, led by the two conservative sister parties, the christian democratic union and the christian social union will from a debate. many argue life begins when a sperm fertilizes an egg. others believe it will lead to customize children if parents can reject a number because of gender or other characteristics. parents who could pass on genetic disorders say they have a right to protect their future offspring. >> they want a second child. she would like to conceive naturally but there were about the risks. she carries the gene for a degenerative disorder that leads to blindness. her son would get the disease. she opted for a pre implantation genetic diagnosis. >> if the option is there to have pgd, i should have the right to have the test done. >> a couple intended to have a pgd when there were planning their first child but she accident

what would angela merkle's view be of the meeting today? where does she want this to go? >> she's saying two things, one the euro must divide and -- code for saying the german taxpayer shouldn't bear responsibility for the failure of markets elsewhere. but having said that, it may yet come to that. with the greek chris sis, building the most popular newspaper in the -- it's criticism with the geek way of doing things, it's saying ireland is the new problem child of europe. so you see the way the mood will go if german taxpayers. mrs. merkle realizes the political damage that will cause her, but having said that, it may come to a situation where german taxpayers thereof stick their hands in their pockets. >> there does seem to be a real sense that ireland is the problem child of europe and it's only a matter of time before they say we do need help. >> well, there certainly are a lot of voices saying that. not just here in europe, but around the world. but the european commission maintain that airplaneland hasn't asked for any help, and that would have to be the first step

unlike the south korean president, angela merkle did not criticize the president to his face. >> to you have concerns that the u.s. policy might flood money into the korean economy? >> that kind of question should be asked to me when president obama is not standing right next to me. >> america's main adversary in this is not germany or south korea. it is china. the chinese say that of course they need to become less dependent on their exports, spend more on their domestic economy, and but it is not going to happen overnight, and not by tweaking the exchange rate. in the meantime, the u.s. should not be punishing the rest of the world for the weak state of its own economy. small economies like brazil said they are being punished for the stomach at the top, because the dollar cannot fall against the chinese currency. cheap money from the u.s. central bank is putting pressure on their currencies instead. >> there are two issues. the value of the exchange rate, and the other question is you are exporting to me, brazil, to me, china, to me, mexico. this is not in my best interest and you're

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delegates nearly back to calls by party leader and german chancellor angela merkle for ben. the procedure involve sths thye e cells being removed before being implanted in the womb. a court ruled it was not automatically prohibited. the government, led by the two conservative sister parties, the christian democratic union and the christian social union will from a debate. many argue life begins when a sperm fertilizes an egg. others believe it will lead to customize children if parents can reject a number because of gender or other characteristics. parents who could pass on genetic disorders say they have a right to protect their future offspring. >> they want a second child. she would like to conceive naturally but there were about the risks. she carries the gene for a degenerative disorder that leads to blindness. her son would get the disease. she opted for a pre implantation genetic diagnosis. >> if the option is there to have pgd, i should have the right to have the test done. >> a couple intended to have a pgd when there were planning their first child but she accident