moody's says that tokyo electric's long-term rating has been downgraded from baa 1 to baa 3. it says it will be reviewed for further possible downgrades. any more downgrades would lower tepco to junk status, which is considered a rating below investment grade. standard & poor's also cut the rating from bbb plus to bbb on friday. >>> a top japanese banking official has criticized a request by chief cabinet secretary that creditors of the troubled tokyo electric power company waive their loans. last friday, he urged lenders to forgive their loans before the government injects public funds to help compensate people affected by the nuclear accident in fukushima. the suggestion was criticized on monday. >>> the bank chief indicated his group has no intention of waiving tepco's debt for the time being, and that it plans to negotiate with the utility over a rehabilitation plan. tokyo stocks extended their losses on tuesday morning. the nikkei ended the morning session at 9,516, down 42 points from monday's close. the key index opened lower following an overnight decline in new york.

la ruina a miles de colombiano, murcia fue extraditado a estados unidos donde fue condenado por la baaedestigación por lavado de dinero en stavrn. >>> otro asociado en problema es el colombiano benedetti. >>> es el retpresentante de gruo donald trump para américa latina. en esa calidad posó para una re estrías del corazón y visitó al presidente de colombia acom acompañando a donald trump hijo. b benedetti exhibía orgullosos en su página de internet su relación con los trum >periodista:. con vencí a trump que de vía venir a conocer la calidad de las personas el ruso tiene también un prontuario, acusado a los 32 años de con piso raro con mafia para la varo dinero y defraudar inversionistas. >>> el magnate, trum no accedió a dar una entrevista pero sus hijos dijeron que no se sentían en la obligación de revisar los antecedentes de todos sus socios en el mundo esta mañana donald trump de asistió de su aspiración presidencial. >>> gracias a gerardo por esta investigación, otro republicano que sí podría estar en la lista de posibles aspirantes a la presidencia de estados unidos es rudolph giul

he said it's funny you called us hawaiians, baa i don't think because as one. i said what do you mean? you were born here and live her. he said, i know, but, you know, my family, his ancestors came from japan and germany, and he's just, i don't know, and compared to -- it's like that in new york where i live. it's this very different place with people from all over the world and all different foods, but everyone who has been there awhile considers themselves new yorkers. it doesn't matter where you are from or where your ancestors are born or whatever your skin is, whatever, it's a big jungle and like fairly happily so, so there is something -- there is this lost quality about hawaii and the identity of the place and the people and that, i think, is, you know, the result of this kind of, i guess it's sort of kind of americanization and what happened when the missionary offspring overthrew the hawaiian queen in 1873. it was a severalling from the hawaiian past. you know, one of the other things she did when she was locked up in her cell was she translated the cr

his survivors and relatives of the dead have waited 16 long years for the capture of the baas known generalatko mladic, who stands trial in the hague, accused of the massacre of about 8,000 muslim boys and men. he was the alleged act tect to have four-year siege at sarajevo. mladic was arrested by security force this is week after apparently living for several years in the same prosperous village. this is the same week that keith ashen was in bell grad to discuss his desire to join the e.u. here's peter marshall. >> this is ratko mladic under arrest charged with genocide. this is ratko mladic in his pomp, as commander of the serb army. these are his words, his voice, ordering troops during the siege of the city of sarajevo. [tape playing] [bombing] >> 12,000 civilians were to die in sarajevo. some were killed in the incessant shelling. others were hit by snipers who picked them off as they ran for shelter. it went on for four years. but it's mladic's conduct, his personal involvement in a northern mining town which really sets him apart. he'd reassured the muslim population they'd come to n

like a hot-air baa log. the sun comes out to warm the ground and the air wants to rise.e air rises into space it goes up higher and higher and gets into colder and colder air. so all the particles start to congeal down here. all the humidity comes in and then it goes straight up in the air. you can see the towering cumulus clouds, a lot like everything in the northern hemisphere that spins to the right and everything in the southern hemisphere that spins to the left. eventually if you move this stuff long enough on the way up, literally 60,000 feet in the sky, 12 miles from the surface to the top, you will get this spin and eventually the whole storm spins into the back half, we call it the mesocyclone, the conservation of mo pen tim momentum like an ice skater she skates faster and faster. at the bottom a tornado falls out and comes out of the storm. >> we'll have much more on the science of tornadoes and why this year has been so deadly coming up in our one-hour special, "a twister's fury" at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. there are still 44 people unaccounted for afte

another one had to be diverted toing baa ker key for what is called a security concern. for this man, he is in the county jail at redwood city. police are trying to determine if he has ties to al qaeda or any other terrorist group. we are live at sfo, i'm damian trujillo, today in the bay. >> thank you very much for that update. we are waking up in tiburon this morning. it's part of our tour across the bay area, enjoying the gorgeous sights we have to offer. take a look at this. simply beautiful. the boats on the bay. you can see san francisco in the distance. the sun is up. we are hoping for a great day. want to check the temperatures with christina. good morning. >> good morning. you have your jacket on out there. certainly jacket weather this morning. behind her, the water wasn't moving that much. the winds are calming down for the time being. they will pick up once again this afternoon. let's get to the weather headlines. breezy conditions throughout the day. a mix of sun and clouds. a mix of suneek, the ds. temps will climb to upper 70s. 80s in the forecast. let's s

arms and material because congress had no right to tax or powers to tax, so hancock had to send em baa cares to europe to get loans, and he was very successful at doing it. well, thank you again, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] >> for more information, visit the website at harlowgilesunger.com. >> today, in an hour, we'll cover several hours of world history and touch every part of the planet. ready to go on the journey? we touch all of these places. it did actually start from two family stories, and so if we can look at the world map -- we were in jerusalem in israel visiting with my family, and i asked about the story of one of my aunts, a mysterious aunt of mine, a non-jewish woman who married into our jewish family, and i wondered about the story about her. her grandfather had been a serf in russia. do you remember what a serf is? hold on, you in the back row. hand this to him. >> i think it was a slave. >> they were very much like a slave. they could be bought and colted with the land. he invented a process for working with beat sugar that was so useful, he became so rich that he

. >> baa semiautomatic handgun with the extended capacity magazine. it expired when the weapons ban expired. that particular thing about how many bullets you can put in a clip, that's a very controversial thing. the nra does not want to ban high capacity magazines. i think a lot of nra members would be okay with that. >> i think a lot of members are okay with it. i am okay with it. the problem they have and some of my friends, a girlfriend of mine is where does it stop? if you start banning this gun, where does it end? they are going to ban all guns. i understand the if you give an inch, they will take a mile mentality. i don't think it's the worst thing ever. when dick cheney is for it, it's not the most conservative thing ever. >> in politics, you have either second amendment or antisecond amendment. >> tell me about your experience? >> i think we are similar on this. gun rights are talked about in a stupid way. you don't buy the slippery slope argument. i agree. i think you can talk about how many bullets can be in the magazine. whether you should

he said, it's funny you call us hawaiians, baa i don't think myself as hawaiian. i said what are you talking about? you live here and were born here. he said, i know, but my family, his ancestors came from japan and germany, and he's just, i don't know -- compared to -- it's like that in new york where i live, like it's this very desperate place with all these people from all over the world and the different food, but everyone whose been there awhile considers themselves new yorkers. it doesn't matter where you are from or the color of your skin or whatever. it's a big jumble and fairly happily so, so there is something -- there is this kind of lost quality about hawaii and the identity of the place and the people and that i think is, you know, a result of this kind of, i guess it's sort of kind of americanization and what happened when the missionary offspring overthrew the hawaiian queen in 1893. it was kind of a severing from the hawaiian past. you know, one of the other things she did when she was locked up in her cell was she translated the creation myth, whi

the birth certificate for baa a's child listed the man baena was married to at the time as father. the divorce papers obtained list the couple as separating three weeks after the birth. baena is a 50-year-old native of guatemala. take a look at these pictures obtained by tmz. the first one shows mildred baena and arnold schwarzenegger at a private party at his home three years before she gave birth to his child. the second shows mildred baena dressed for a halloween party a year before she gave birth to the compiled. and the final picture shows baena at i ababy shower at her home when she was eight months pregnant. extraordinary pictures. meanwhile, a source tells cnn that arnold schwarzenegger has three upcoming movie deals and decided to shoot a drama this summer. however, the source says, schwarzenegger's put the other two movie projects on hold to concentrate on this family crisis. i want to bring in now matt bellamy who's the news director of "the hollywood reporter." matt, extraordinary story, this. did anyone see this coming? >> certainly not. there have been rumblings about

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but what is actually you can see limitation is there hasn't flowed baa saris. they might sympathize, but they don't seem to go on strike or join. in fact, someone last week was saying he went and observed the beg demonstrations -- big demonstrations where the people went to the bazaar to gather support. they stood there and watched. they weren't unsympathetic, but they were not joining which is very different from '79. and in the working class you also find the more organized people, bus drivers are, obviously, very anti-ahmadinejad. but you haven't had major strikes. clearly, it's not like '79 where you're going to get enough antagonism against the regime there that they're willing to go on strike. so the class analysis does apply, but it is still very much the core of it is will. that doesn't mean then what the regime claims. well, the regime has the support of everyone else. it's much more you can say apathy, passivity, but not enthusiastic support for the regime. so the core of the regime, as nader says, is about 20%. and you can go back to the first electi

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but the at -- but a lot of us say one-child policy in china, and we say, huh, that's funny, baa he's iek go happen this? well, mara didn't move on. she said, what does it mean there's so many missing girls? how will they create families? what will society be like? and she has sed questions both about society and what's going to happen, but she also went back and researched how did this happen. and some of it is things like a one-child policy, but some of it has to do with zero population clothe and an enthusiasm that has had great unintended consequences and i think will surprise people. >> and that book is unnatural election. two books about some troubles nations -- troubled nations. >> yes. dancing in the glory of monostores about the congo with jason sterns. our editorial director got this book in from, actually, a friend of mason's, the person who knew the director, and she said, you know, this is nobody who knows as much about the congo as mason sterns. clive read it, and he said, this is a real book in here, we're going to find it. the claim is you can't understand anything in