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she, by being on the court, will inspire young women, particularly latina women, to seek a career and awa wall, that would be a good thing. i believe she will. i wish her well. america has changed for the better with her selection. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. senator schumer. >> thank you, and i want to add my comments to you, mr. chairman, for the judicious when you conducted these hearings, and i want to say to senator sessions that i thought his questions were short but fair, and to my colleagues that way. i also want to thank senator graham for the moving an important speech he gave in favor of the nation. and one final thing -- i'm sorry to be coming and going -- we have a democratic meeting at the finance committee to tie things down, so i apologize to my colleagues for that. i am enormously proud to be able to cast my vote today in favor of the confirmation of judge sotomayor. this is a historic day for america. americans are familiar with the inspiring story that brought her from a bronx housing project through a prestigious legal education and now to a nomination to th

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been staying at a hotel before setting out to a scenic area for a hike in the mountains near ahmed awa in iraq. they apparently strayed into iranian territory across an unmarked natural border with northern iraq. a friend who stayed behind at the hotel because he was ill said he last heard from them on friday. they called to tell him they were surrounded by iranian soldiers during their hike. fattal's mother, who lives in pennsylvania, confirms their captivity but is declining requests for on-camera interviews. she spoke by phone with cnn radio. >> my husband and i are eager for the best welfare and conditions for our son, josh, and for the other two companions he's with. and that is our only concern, his welfare and the best conditions for him. >> now, the three have spent time or have lived in western europe and the middle east and are seasoned travelers. sarah shourd appears ob a website that mentioned her travels. she's also named on shane bauer's website. he's a still photographer. the american hiker shon meckfessel is now at the u.s. embassy in baghdad according to his grandmothe

ahmed awa is a popular tourist destination, mountains, hiking routes, water falls. it's absolutely stunning. but it is also right up against the iranian border. they stayed in regular contact with their friend who had remained behind. but then placed a very disturbing phone call at 1:30 on friday saying we are surrounded by the iranian military. and that is the last that anyone has heard from them. now, local tourist police in the area apparently did spot the group of three before this time, and warned them about the proximity that they were into iran, about the fact that they should be careful, because they were, after all, americans, and not iraqis, and that these are very tense times. kurdish officials are scrambling to try to get even more information about exactly what happened, and make sure that these three do come home safe. because the last thing that anyone wants is to see this blow up into some sort of international incident, frederick r. >> arwa damon, thank you so much for the details. of course, we'll keep tabs with the state department. >>> the custod

he had been stocking upn books and medicine his client prepares to wle awa more hours and month in her lakeside villa until the wom elected to lead her country 19 yrs ago can actually lead them. it was th american tourist who gaveburma's genera the latest excuse. he used flippers to swim across the lake in may to see her without permissio was imprisoned for seven years including hardlabor, among the charges swiing in a nonswimming area around the world, incluing london, there were protests on aung sanuu kyi's behalf. alk about sanctions on wo and ruby export that the electins would have no legiticy without suu kyi. on the road whereshe was tried and whe she gave this message to the foreign diplomats watching. "i hope we can work closely for peace a prosperity," she aid, "a work that setches back decad. behindhese barricadesleading toer home. >> lehrer: after the sentcing, president obama ised a atement that called for suu kyi's mmediate unconditional release." rescuers in tain scoured remote vlages today, looking for survivors of a dely typhoon. e storm's weekend assault killed at leas

30th arrived and then the 31st the three traveled to an area near the iranian border known as ahmed awa. shon mcfefle stayed behind because he was feeling ill. the three at the border were said to have been worned by local tourist police that they were very close to iran and they should watch out. the border in this area isn't a fence, a natural border and they should pay attention because these were very tough times. the three were last heard from when they placed a border back to shon mcfefle at 1:30 on friday saying we are surrounded by the iranian military there have been ongoing efforts to try to secure specific information about what happened after that point and gain access to the three that are believed to be in custody in iran. the u.s. state department saying that it has asked swiss diplomats in iran to try to verify reports that the three are being held there. and if that is, in fact, the case, try to gain counselor access to them. the great concern here is that this could potentially escalate into an international incident given the three-way tensions between the u.s., iran

local police in ahmed awa did say that they warned the three, because of the close proximity, that they were in to iran, saying these are tense times, you are americans, not iraqis. kurdish officials reports are scrambling to try to figure out exactly what happened, dispatching a patrol to the area where they say the three disappeared, and they said that they found a backpack that appears to belong to one of the americans. the concern right now is that this could escalate to an international incident. especially given the tensions between the iraq/iran/america triangle. arwa damon, cnn, baghdad. >> all right, we had gotten this reaction just in from the state department in to cnn. it stays a senior state department official says while they have not had access to the americans they have no reason to doubt the reports of their detention on iranian state tv. also in iran today, more than 100 people who took part in june election protests are on trial, accused of trying to overthrow iran's government. the defendants include a former vice president and other pro-reform political leaders. a p

candidatesun and sort of taki the essure off and then coming back laternd slly pulling the things back awa and you'll see tm try to reat this process in my mind, to try to ease thisown. an... >> rose: youl see them tryto ack down more or ar you going to seehat? >> i think you're going to see them seemingly give into some things. they've...his is classically what they've done. and it sort ofeleaseshe pressure, eas it dow the refoers bin to believe th're making some progre and then later onhey come back and pull much of this back in. >> rose: so therefore... >> s therefore i think 's time now to keep t pssure on. i would ctainly not be an advocas of inciting revolution and i don'think the refoers want another violent revolution. >> rose: so what thewant is for the united stes to le an international... >> yes. they wt the world to be outraged and to look at what's going on in there, be sympathetic and supportive of what they're doing and to keep that kind of pressure on th regi. >> rose: soou don't think e president did enough? >> i would he liked tohave seen more. i think we sort of got ours

they were seen in a motel before setting off into the mountains in ahmed awa. despite warnings to be careful they strayed into an iranian territory across an unmarked border. a friend stayed behind in a hotel because he was ill said he last heard from them friday. he called to say they were surrounded by iranian soldiers during the hike. the mother confirms captivity but is declining requests for on camera interviews. she spoke with cnn radio by phone. >> my husband and i are eager for the best welfare and conditions for our son josh and the other two companions he's with. that is our only concern. his welfare and best conditions for him. >> josh is a very curious person. he is interested in the world. he wants to -- wants to eat the world whole. >> friends say the three have spent time or lived in western europe and the mideast and are seasoned travelers. it appears on a website that mentions travel. she's also named on shane bauer's website. the american who stayed behind because he's ill is now at the u.s. embassy in baghdad according to his grandmother. mec

the three went to this area called ahmed awa, it's a tourist attraction because of the natural beauty that exists there. it's mountainous. there are a number of waterfalls. they were in regular contact with their friend who had stayed behind, talking about what a wonderful time they were having. then things began to change because at 1:30 p.m. on friday local time the last foeb call that their friend who stayed behind received from them was that they were surrounded by the iranian military. that is the last that anyone has heard from these three. now, tourist police in the area say that they did spot them prior to that phone call being made that they did warn them about the proximity that they were into the iranian border and that they should watch out because they were americans, not iraqis, and also saying that these were very tense times, t.j. >> arwa, do we know what happens now? and when do or has u.s. officials gotten involved here? >> reporter: well, according to our sources in the kurdish north, the one who stayed behind is in the hands of the u.s. embassy right now. quite fra

, they've been staying at the hotel before setting out an a scenic hike in the mountains near ahmed awanorthern iraq. a friend who stayed behind at the hotel because he was ill said he last heard from them friday. they called to tell them therapeutic surrounded by iranian soldiers during the hike. the mother confirms captivity but declining requests for on camera interviews. >> my husband and i are eager for the best welfare and conditions for our son, josh and for the other two companions he's with. and that is our only concern. his welfare and the best conditions for him. >> josh is a very curious person. and he is interested in the world, wants to eat the world whole. >> reporter: friends say the three have spent time or lived in western europe and the middle east and are seasoned travelers. sara is on a website that mentions her travels and also appears on shane bowers website. it has asked the swiss console at in iran. >> it's a very sensitive situation especially given the strained relations between the u.s. and ran. susan candiotti, cnn, new york. >>> a battle over michael jackso

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three of the travelers, joshua fattal, shawn bauer, and sarah shourd took a taxi to the resort of ahmad awa to see a waterfall near the border of iran and iraq. shon meckfessel, the forth member of the group, a linguistic student who studied in seattle, stayed behind. >> he had a cold, so he didn't go with him. >> reporter: according to an iraqi official, mack feeckfessea message saying his friends had been detained. in pennsylvania, joshua fattal's mother is anxiously awaiting news. >> my husband and i, our only concern is for the health and welfare of josh, shane, and sarah. >> reporter: iranian state television has now confirmed that three americans were detained after entering iran illegally. it's even quoting iraqi sources saying they were connected with the cia. now, as you mentioned harry, swiss officials are looking into it. they represent america's diplomatic interests in tehran. they're obviously very keen to find out what the iranians are going to do with the three young americans. >> elizabeth palmer in london this morning, thank you so much. here's russ at the news desk. >> goo

robin is awas today. here it is, claudette. >> this is the first tropical storm of the season. some big numbers here. 50-mile-an-hour winds, 6 inches in rain. the big question for us now, where does it go? >> some areas could get as much as 10 inches of rain. as we project it will go up into alabama and georgia later today. >> bill, of course, that is the first hurricane of the season. we'll tell you everything we know about that in a moment. first we have questions about claudette. >> that's right. it's as we said claudette is slamming ashore panama city and we have right there spending the night in the drenching winds jeffrey kofman himself. how was it last night, jeffrey? >> reporter: it was wet and it was windy but right now it's actually not. you know, about half an hour ago if you had seen me it would have been a lot more dramatic and expect to see more heavy rain and winds coming as the tail end of claudette makes its way ashore but we're between bands as we say when we cover storms. you know, it's like someone flicked a switch over the weekend, diane. for ten weeks we h

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. >> it's now been ten days since the three hikers crossed from iraq to iran near the taun ahmed awa., hikers in an area well-known for its beauty but not for its well marked border. iraq's foreign minister agreed and forced iran to release the hikers saying a statement we made an intervention on their behalf with the iranian government to provide information and to release them. i am hopeful but i haven't received any formal confirmation. the hikers are charged with illegal entering. iran is looking into whether the three were spies raising concerns this could escalate into a situation similar to what happened in north korea when president clinton had to fly to the isolated country to secure the release of journalists. the u.s. is working with intermediaries to try to bring hikers home. >> work to obtain their prompt release unharmed. this is obviously a significant concern to us. >> reporter: iraq's foreign minister made request to the hikers released last week and says he hopes to have an answer in the coming days. >>> still ahead, mexican drug war right at our border. now there's

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